Regular Evening Bridge At Emerywood Draws Large Group
A Friday Emerywood country club bridge party featured seven tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Kenneth Redman for ladies high and Dr. Glenn Perry for men’s high. Attending were numerous couples led by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and guests from Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club
Kenneth Redman
Glenn Perry
W. E. Mitchell
J. H. Walker, Jr
Lee F. Schaner
G. G. Perry
J. T. Weaver
Fred Hallenbeck
Clifford Lehmann
George Rankin
L. R. Hunt
Laurance Ingram
Hal Davis
John A. McCrary
Lexington
Hunt
Social event scene in Lexington hosts and gatherings
Lexington notes describe a wedding shower for Mrs. Charles F. Craver at Mrs. John Craver's home with games prizes and gifts, plus reports on the Wo man's Christian Temperance Union, missionary society dinner for local workers, and visits of residents including Hoyt Williams and Addie Fulton with illness and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Roby Freedle
John Craver
Charles F. Craver
Myra Lee Hutchins
Winston-Salem
Jean Cole
C. V. Wood
Craver
H. C. Leonard
Lee Shirley
Betty
Billie Jean Richard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. F. Sparcer
Jesus
A. E. Branmock
Kentucky
Lil- Nan Stevens
S. D. Swaim
Miss Cranford and Dr Fritz Wed In Asheboro Ceremony
In Asheboro on a Saturday afternoon Miss Catherine Cranford wed Dr Jacob L Fritz at the bride's parents home on Sunset avenue. Rev H P Powell officiated in a fern adorned altar as the couple exchanged vows and began a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Catherine Cranford
Jacob L. Fritz
EB. H. Crawford
Sunset Avenue
H. P. Powell
M. EB
Crawford
Annie Glades Ingram
Doris Crawford
Frank Hix
Odell Crawford
Cranford Street
Frite
W. L. Lambert
Kinney Birth Announcement for Daughter Sara Lowrain
Mr and Mrs Cleatus Kinney announce the birth of their daughter Sara Lowrain on January 10 at their home 802 Snow Street. Mrs Kinney before marriage was Miss Sally Poole of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleatus Kinney
Sara Lowrain
Snow Street
Jackie Slane Birthday Party Celebrated at Home
Jackie Slane turned nine with a party hosted by his mother Mrs Willis Slane in West Em erywood. Miss Holtons third grade at Bay Street school joined about 45 children for movies in the groil playroom and attic games with colorful balloons, grab box favors, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Slane
West Emerywood
Willis Slane
Miss Holton
Bay Street
Slane
Betsy Dobson Hosts Party in Randleman
Betsy Dobson entertained friends at her Naomi Street home on Wednesday night with flowers and games. Guests included Mildred Wike Mary Louise Tally Betty Lou Pope and others. Other items note birthdays dinners and visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Randleman
Betsy Dobson
Naomi Street
Mildred Wike
Mary Louise Tally
Betty Lou Pope
Alice Ruth Kirkman
Sheldon Hughes Heatwale
Joe Pickard
R. E. Dawkins
Billy Brown Charles
Mrs. Hite Hosts Phi Beta Club Meeting in Thomasville
Mrs. M B Hite entertained Phi Beta club members at her Salem street home for a bi weekly meeting. Paul Newton led the program on Sir Walter Scott with Mrs Charles F Lambeth adding a description of Abbotsford. A two course repast with narcissi and red roses followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
M. B. Hite
Phi Beta Club
Salem Street
Paul Newton
Walter Scott
Charles F. Lambeth
Scott
Abbottsford
Edinburgh
Lois Johnson
Mamie Harris
R. L. Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
C. H. Newby
R. C. Harville
Philomathean and W.O.T. Clubs Hold Joint Meeting
Mesdames Charlies F. Tomlinson and A. G. Douglas will host the Philomathean and W. O. T. clubs at a joint meeting Friday afternoon. The gathering will be at Mrs. Tomlinson's home on Parkway at 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Charlies
F. Tomlinson
A. G. Douglas
Philomathean
Tea And Topics Club Meeting At Mrs Humphreys Home
The Tea and Topics club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs G I Humphreys on West College Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Tom Ring
Mr and Mrs Tom Ring of Arlington Virginia announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday morning January 15 at the hospital in Washington. Mrs Ring, formerly Miss Pat Miller of High Point, is remembered here as a former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Williams
High Point
Williams
TF. T. Goings
Addie Fulton
Winston-Salem
Frank Raper
Winston- Salem
Howard Raper
Raper
B. A. Timberlake
Evelyn Greer
Tom Dickerson
Mr. Dickerson
Richmond, A
Edith Williamson
Robert Robbins
W. O. Williamson
Vance Dorsett
Raymond Ward
Franklinville
Deward Duggins
Worthville
Georgia Walker
Rockingham
Opal Bean
Seagrove
C. D. Kistler
Greenville
N. C
Bulla
J. E. Cox
Louise Scott
Ramseur
Ruby Stevens
Jane Ridenhour
Mt. Gilead
W. G. Lamb
Pleasant Garden
Tom English Ring
Arlington
Gang
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The
Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church
Sunlight
B. & B Laundries
Dispatch
Lexington Ice and Coal Company
Piedmont Rniture Company
Robert Sink
Philippine Islands
Fred McPherson
Sunlight Laundry
Fred O. Sink
Plano
Cranford
Fritz
Lord Otterbury
Sorosis Club
Jane Made
Everette Boling
Park Street
Carrie Brittain
Frank McCrary
Meedy
Hunter
T. A. Burns
Natural Bridge Club
Loren Parks
Parks
Alton Dail
Roy Champion
Doris Milks
Robert E. Lee
Andrew Jackson
Fontaine Maury
Randolph
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. D. Ross
Worth Street
Ways and Means
Miss Dobson
E. L. Webb
Salem _ street
Dolly Hite
Virginia
W. G Smith
Hite
Miss Hite
Charles F., Lambeth
Austin Finch
D. A. Long
W. G. Smith
Zed Griffith
Frank Marr
T. E. Jennings
R. M Cooksey
George Finch
Mesdame
James E. Lambeth
R. K Farrington
L. E. Bird
City
Joseph E. Bird
G M. Hoover
Elizabeth Martin
George M. Evans
James West
D. D. White
Georgianna Bird
Joseph Pb. Bird
L. E Bird
Nancy Bennett
Frank Murr
Spring Street
Gladys Black
Salisbury
Arthur Black
Rosa Caubis
Pele de
Percales
Father George
Rinso
Fanchon
Happy Home
Dante
Ees
Siyle
Wer Department Store
W.O.T
Mrs
Tom Ring
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