Fashion Promises for FDR Inaugural Events
First Lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt plans multiple outfits for the January inauguration ceremonies. For the oath at the Capitol she will wear a deep Victory Blue crepe superior gown, while a sheer Eleanor Red silk dress with gold embroidery is saved for the White House reception. A satin White House blue gown with fox-trimmed scarf is chosen for the inaugural ball.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol
Eleanor
White House
White-Edward Vows Reveal At Randleman
In Randleman on January 20 a surprise wedding was announced. Miss Pearl White wed Bill Edwards at the home of a magistrate. The couple, daughter and son of local families, plan a quiet future at their parents’ homes as they begin married life.
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Randleman
Pearl White
Bill Wards
Routh
Odus White
Edwards
J. H. Edwards
Baton
Route Four
Asheboro
Crawley-Barnes Wedding Cards Issued Here
Invitations announce the marriage of Dorothy Vivian Crawley and Wilton Brown Barnes on Saturday February six in 1937 at Wesley Memorial Church High Point North Carolina. The list includes matron of honor Mrs Thomas J. Gold Jr maid of honor Dorothy Smith bridesmaids Margaret Hedrick Edna Barnes flower girl Ann Morrill best man Horace Barnes ushers John Rhodes Barnes Knox Barnes Bernard Voliva Charles Kearns. Miss Crawley daughter of O R Crawley of San Gabriel California has lived in High Point with her uncle M W Stump. Mr Barnes of Lumberton is president of Barnes Adams Throwing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Whitney Stump
Dorothy Vivian Crawley
Wilton Brown Barnes
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
N. C
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Rill
Fred Morrill
Mr. Barnes
Horace Barnes
Lumberton
John Rhodes Barnes
Knox Barnes
Bernard Voliva
Charles Kearns
Miss Crawley
O. R. Crawley
San Gabriel
California
Crawley
Stag Club Plans Dance and Initiation Ceremony
The Stag Club met at the lodge off Winston Road with 17 members present. President Ivan Crissman chaired as plans were set for a February 19 dance and four new members were formally initiated by Ernest Howell and his committee. New members Mildred Caldwell Rae Smith Buck Davis and James Snipes were introduced amid laughs.
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Stag Club
Winston Road
Ivan Crissman
Ernest Howell
Mildred Caldwell
Rae Smith
Buck Davis
James Snipes
Hoyle Lopp
Claude Smith Jr
Legion Auxiliary Hears T W Sprinkle On 1937 National Legislation
The Amerian Legion Auxiliary unit met at Mrs. Gordy’s home 213 Montheu avenue with twenty members present. Attorney Thomas W. Sprinkle spoke on 1937 national legislation and war prevention, noting upcoming bills and the drive to remove war profits. President N S Stirewall announced a national child welfare conference in Charlotte February 5-6 and urged attendance. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
F. L. Gordy
Montheu Avenue
N. L. Garner
L. W. Fflythe
H. M. Taylor
National Congress
Lambeth Delegation Returns From Roosevelt Inauguration
Lambeth residents are expected back in the city this evening after attending the Roosevelt inauguration in Washington D C. Hubert Clapp of 515 Oakland Avenue is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an operation last Wednesday. N L Garner a local insurance man is a patient at Guilford General Hospital after an operation Tuesday. his condition is satisfactory. C M Andrews and Gurney C Peace of Trinity left yesterday for Washington to attend the inauguration ceremonies and will return later this week.
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Lambeth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Hubert Clapp
Oakland Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
N. L. Garner
Guilford General Hospital
C. M. Andrews
Gurney C. Peace of Trinity
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Talks and Dances
Wednesday afternoon through Saturday schedule lists meetings for the Community Arts club Mrs H D Gibson at 1107 Scott Street and the Wednesday Contract club at Sheraton, Utopian and Mid-Week Study clubs at private homes, Council of Jewish Women at 825 Fast Lexington Ave, Music Literature department at 1003 Colonial Drive with Dr Hinshaw speaking, Entre Nous club on Gatewood Ave, Canterbury club on Johnson Street, Wick Wack dance at American Legion hut with Davis Brothers, Emerywood Country Club January dance with Royal Campbells, and Sedgefield Hunt dinner dance at Sedgefield Inn Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
H. D. Gibson
Scott Street
Mabel Davis
Sheraton Hotel
Rodney E. Snow
Forest Hill Drive
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Council of Jewish Women
Joe Gordon
Lexington Avenue
Woman’s Club
C. C. Hampp
Colonial Drive
R. H. Sechrest
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
N. C. Education and Educators
Entre Nous Club
Bascom Hoskins
Gatewood Avenue
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Wick Wack Club
American Legion
Thomasville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbells
King Cotton Hotel
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Archdale Church Activities Postponed and Meetings Planned
The Archdale M. E. church Intermediate class postpones its annual meeting due to bad weather. Hilda Bundy lectures on Health to the Woman's Bible class at 7 30 PM at Mrs. A E Williams in Archdale. The First Methodist Protestant Junior church to serve an oyster supper five thirty to seven PM to raise funds for church debt. The High Point Union M E youth meet January 21 at 7 30 PM at South Main Street church with combined singing and a Life of Christ slide program.
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Achdale
Archdale M. E
Archdale
Hilda Bundy
Archdale M. EB
A. E. Williams
Vo T
M. P
First Methodist Protestant
High Point Union of
M. E. Young People
South Main Street
M. E
Bruce Steed
Trinity Young People
Mainstreet
R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
Life of Christ
Viola Brigman
From Grid to Mat CHICAGO Wrestlers from last season's squad
Three football men Fred Lenhardt, Sam Whiteside, and Ed Valorz join the University of Chicago wrestling squad. Lenhardt is a halfback Whiteside a lineman and Valorz a reserve back in the prior season.
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Chicago
Fred Lenhardt
Sam Whiteside
Ed Valorz
University of Chicago
Ab abnormal psychology talk at YWCA by Mrs Milner
Mrs Clyde Milner associate professor of psychology Guilford College spoke on abnormal psychology to the Business and Professional Girls club at the YWCA hut. The lecture opened a series of three with Dr Hinshaw and Dr Lindley to follow next weeks on religion. About 20 members attended with Miss Thelma Patrick presiding.
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Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Business and Professional Girls Club
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
P. B. Lindley
Thelma Patrick
Milner
Lucille Browne
Wayside Club Hears Program By C. R. Hook
The Wayside Garden club met at Mrs. John S. Welborn’s East Washington home with twelve members. Mrs. J. Allen Austin led a brief business session and announced a $5 club donation to the school lunch fund. Charles R. Hook spoke on Planting by the Moon, tracing its history with Bible references and zodiac signs leaflets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
John S. Welborn
East Washington Street
J. Allen Austin
Charles R. Hook
Hook
Birth announcements for Jim Jr and Betty Lou
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Hunter announce the birth of a son Jim my Jr on Monday January 18 at Guilford General Hospital Ruby Yarborough is the bride’s maiden name Mrs J B Welborn announce the birth of daughter Betty Lou on January 17 1937 at Lorance Hospital Mooresville Opal Clinard is her maiden name.
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Jimmy Hunter
Jimmy, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Hunter
Ruby Yarborough
J. B. Welborn
Betty Lou
Lorance Hospital
Mooresville
Rev Sykes Addresses Thomasville Women on Modern World
Rev T A Sykes, pastor of Central Friends church High Point, told the Business and Professional Women's club in Thomasville that civic groups will solve current problems and women must claim equality with men. Also noted were piano solos, new club in High Point, and plans for a bene fit bridge party.
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Thomasville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
High Point
Skyes
Frances Mendenhall
Mies Mendenhall
Circles of Main Street M E church name new officers
Circles one two and three of the Main Street M E church held monthly meetings. Circle one elected Mrs. Burton as chair and named officers including secretary Mrs. Max Moore and treasurer Mrs. M L Bales. Circle two chose Mrs. Myers as chair and listed new officers with Mrs. G T Alexander as publications agent. Circle three met with Mrs. E L Webb and reported fourteen members present.
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Lillian Yow
Circle Four
G. M. Hoover
Ed Cobb
W. I. Baker
J. A. J. Farrington
Baker
G. T. Cochrane
O. C. Wall
J. F. Garner
M. EE
Circle One
Stuart Burton
Upoor
Burton
W. B. May
Max Moore
M. L. Bales
Bible and Mission Study
C. M. Pickens
F. I. Alexander
The
Outlook
Christian Advocate
T. EK. Jennings
C. B. Griffin
Circle Two
John R. Myers
P. B. Parker
Mra. Myers
Robert Williams
Robert Rapp
G. T. Alexander
Mra
Frank Metters
C. Jy. Harris
Soccial Service
C. W. Gilliam
J. N. Hanas
Mra. R
Howle
H. L. Lambeth
E. L. Webb
Bible
W C T U Holds January Meeting With Rev F L Conrad
The local Wo man s Christian Temperance Union chapter met at Mrs Jd A Eshelman s home on Johnson street with Rev F L Conrad pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church as guest speaker. He spoke on The Three Es Evangelism Education and Emission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jd. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Frances Eb, Willard
Army photographer's rapid onboard airdrop photo plan
The army's photographer can complete shooting, developing in a shipboard darkroom, and drop the finished image to ground forces within fifteen minutes using a parachute attached to the container.
Craven Births Daughter Ronda Ann at Home
Mr and Mrs Ivin J Craven announce the birth of a daughter Ronda Ann on Saturday January 16 at their home 801 North Main Street Mrs Craven before marriage was Miss Mary Culler of this city
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Ivin J. Craven
Ronda Ann
North Matin Street
Craven
Mary Culler
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Nora Hughes
Mrs. Heatwole
Mary
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Meceia Short
Giboro
Mrs. Short
Crawley - Barnes
Legion Auxiliary Unit
T. W. Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Leigh Harper
A. P. Staley
Nat Walker
Greensboro
Ralph Barstow
C. B. Owens
Luther
Vicks Vatro Nol
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United Market
North Main
M. E., Young People's Union
High Point Floral Co
EB. O'Connor
Mgr
English St. Dial
West End Beauty
English St
Wayside Club
C. R. Hook
Timmy Hunter, JF
Betty Lou Welborn
T. A. Sykes
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
J. R. Blair
Vann Stringfield
J. G. Greer
Fred Gray
Mra. Stringfeld
Romulus Skaggs
Roanoke Island
Evelyn Webb
Mildred Pope
Washington
Miss Pope
New Haven
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Ann Rader Hoover
Ray Hoover
W. F. Rader
Mrs. Hoover
Newton
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Ree Leef
Anne Shopp
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