Dainty Marian Martin Summer Pattern Promises Easy One Piece Dress
Summer fashion feature promotes Pattern 9345 from Marian Martin with a one piece yoke and panel design. The pattern offers fabrics such as chiffon and voile, lists sizes 14 through 42, fabric needs for size 16, and a 15 cent pattern order, with address for The Rise Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Pattern Department
New York
N. Y
Moose Ball at Sedgefield Gala at Greensboro lodge event
High Point Green sboro and Danville Virginia attendees joined about 300 at the L M ball and floor show hosted by the Greensboro lodge at Sedgefield Manor. Winston Salem orchestra led by John Peddicord featured Ann Tyree and Johnny Maynard. A Addie Brown school of dancing performed. C A Younts Greensboro won the lodge baby terrier.
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Moose
High Point
Greensboro
Danville
Greensboro Lodge
Sedgefield Manor
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Ann Tyree
Johnny Maynard
Addie Brown
Eleanor White
Gloria McCall
Jimmie Burgess
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Charles Kirby
Baltimore
C. A. Younts
FDR Jr and Bride Honeymoon Secretly After Royal Wedding
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Du Pont wed in a high profile ceremony and left for a private secrecy honeymoon with US Secret Service aid. They departed Owl's Nest after a lengthy reception and dinner with families and friends, planning abroad on July 10 aboard the Empress of Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
United States Secret Service
Roosevelt
Wedgewood Romance Discussed For Twentieth Century Club
Mrs C H Risch hosted the Twentieth Century Study club on Hillcrest Drive for a Wednesday meeting. Mrs B Craven age presented the romance of Josiah and Sarah Wedgwood and their early English pottery.
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C. H. Risch
Twentieth Century Study Club
Hame
Hillcrest Drive
B. Cravenage
Josiah
Sarah Wedgewood
England
Mrs Gilbert Clinard Hosts Miss Lambeth Bridge Party
Social highlight of the week as Mrs. Gilbert Clinard hosted a bridge party at Sedgefield Inn for Miss Frances Walker Lambeth bride-elect whose June 10 Winston-Salem wedding is upcoming. Fifteen tables played contract bridge with Mrs. Henry Foscue winning top prize and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Long second. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Clinard
Sedgefield Inn
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Henry Foscus
Mary Elizabeth
Long
E. BE. Mendenhall, Jr
Elliott
Wood
James Armstrong
Henry Foscue
Seborn Perry
Nathan Ayers
Amos Kearns
George T. Wood, Jr
Forrest Murray
David T. Yow
Tom Kearns
J. W. Lindsay
J. Elwood Cox, II
James B. Lovelace
W. E. Mitchell A
Parker, Jr
O. A. Kirkman
William Jarrell
Charles W. McAnally
Sanders Dallas
A. R. Henley
Charles Kearns
Laurance Ingram
Paul W. Casey
Herman Smith
Jesse Washburn
Mabel Davis
Mary Elizabeth Long
Clair Conner
Greensboro
Z. P. Long
Thomasville
Jack Thomas
Mary Allen Clinard
Mrs Laurance Ingram to spend summer in Nag's Head
Mrs Laurance Ingram and her two daughters Aida and Peggy will leave tomorrow for Nag's Head to spend the rest of the summer with Mrs Ingram's mother Mrs Wilson Hollowell. Also noted is the illness of Miss Mattie Hinshaw at 212 Beat Street and Dc E Spencer of the Y M C A leaving for Camp Sapphire near Brevard for a week, with Mrs Spencer visiting Greensboro during his absence.
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Laurance Ingram
Aida
Peggy
Nag’s Head
Mattie Hinshaw
Beat Street
Miss Hinshaw
Randleman
Dc. E. Spencer
Camp Sapphire
Brevard
Mr. Spencer
Mrs. Spencer
Greensboro
Mrs J F Hayden to Address Graham UDC Chapter
Mrs. J F Hayden state director of children's activities for the United Daughters of the Confederacy travels to Graham to speak to the UDC chapter this afternoon. She is joined by Mrs. J B Welborn Mrs J B Kirkman and Mrs Garland Daniel of Greensbo ro. The group will attend a luncheon hosted by Mrs J Dolph Long and return home that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Graham
U. D.C
Sroup
Rs. Hayden
J. 8. Welborn
J. B. Kirkman
Garland Daniel
Greensio
Community Arts Club Meeting Held at Gibson Clubroom
The Community Arts Club gathered yesterday afternoon at the Gibson clubroom with eight members. Mrs. W. L. Welborn hosted a light program featuring sewing and conversation, followed by an ice course. Draw prize went to Mrs. L. H. Warren, and guest Mrs. I. T Petzer received a linen handkerchief. Other attendees included Mesdames P. D. Payne Harvey Gibson Cora Stuart P. J. Underwood Norman Thomas and H. G. Rothrock.
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Gibson
W. L. Welborn
L. H. Warren
I. T Petzer
Mesdames PD
F. Payne
Harvey Gibson
Cora Stuart
P. J. Underwood
Norman Thomas
H. G. Rothrock
Willing Workers Meet Friday at Main Street Church
The Willing Workers class at Main Street M E church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening July 2 in the church basement at 7:30. Hostesses include Nell and Eliza Pierce, Mrs J L Prevatt and Elizabeth Pollard. Archdale Methodist W M S to Meet Tonight
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Main Street M. KE
Nell and
Eliza Pierce
J. L. Prevatt
Elizabeth Pollard
Rucker Dudley Feted At Dinner In Thomasville
Mr and Mrs J W Boyles hosted a dinner at West Main street Thomasville to honor their grandson Rucker Dudley of Winston-Salem for his eighth birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Guy Dudley and son Joe of Winston Salem Mr and Mrs Paul Pegram and son Paul Jr Alvah Boyles Jr Mr and Mrs Douglas Crutchfield Misses Isabel and Lela Maud Boyles Billy Boyles and the Boyles family. Mrs J E Lawing hosted the Children's World Missionary circle with twelve children present led by Sallie Clodfelter who spoke on The Christian Message To The Africans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Rucker Dudley
Winston- Salem
Guy Dudley
Joe
Winston-Salem
Paul Pegram
Paul, Jr
Alvah Boyles, Jr
J. E. Lawing
Children’s World Missionary Circle
Sallie Clodfelter
Local notices tell of sickness visits and travels
Little Bobby Rierson is convalescing at his aunt Mrs. Ora Boggs home after pneumonia. Several visitors arrive including Mr and Mrs Earl Sechrest of Birmingham who depart for Pittsburgh where he will teach at the University. Others seek treatment, visits, or travel to Camp Deerwood, Liberty, Mount Airy, and New York with various family ties and social engagements.
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Bobby Rierson
Ora Boggs
Earl Sechrest
Birmingham
Ala
John Sechrest
Pittsburgh
Sechrest
University of Pittsburgh
Bnsley High School
Lila Hammond
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
W. W. Rankin
Durham
F. 8. Lambeth
Eleanor Rankin
Camp Deerwood
Brevard
Edith Parker
Stantonsburg
M. C. Elledge
Tom Lambeth
David
Lamberton
David Lambeth
Woodrow Hall
Mount Airy
A. T. Dickens
Marian
Liberty
James B&b. Lambeth
New York
National Library Committee
Hampton Thompson
Mildred
Raleigh
Thompson
G. T. Cochrane
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel and Visits
Cochrane residents on Salem street host a fishing trip return from Swannsboro. W S Hunt and Eva Hunt back home with family. Jessie Blair returns from visits to Silver Springs Maryland and Washington. Julia Hartley from Fredericksburg Virginia visits with Sarah Barrier of Lexington and D Lloyd Phillips. H G Dickens family heads to Carolina Beach for a week. David Lambeth and children visit from Lamberton.
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H. G. Dickens
Patsy
Diane
Carolina Beach
David Lambeth
Lamberton
Birthday Party for Billy Lee Barham Celebrated
Billy Lee Barham son of Mr and Mrs Lee Barham hosted a birthday party at his Wesley Place home Tuesday afternoon Friends attended and played games and contests A pink and white cake with candles marked each year was served by Mrs Barham The guests included Rene Campbell Pat Benemi Marie Benemi Billy Ray Spencer Betty Lou Spencer Annie Morgan Jimmy Callicutt Evelyn Wise Joann Jarrett Edna Earl Waster Peggy Allred Harold Wright Edwin Wright Bobby Cagle Betty Sue Wright and Bobby Jo Barham
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Billy Lee Barham
Lee Barham
Wesley Place
Betty Lou Spencer
Annie Morgan
Jimmy
Emily Callicutt
Evelyn
Lois Wise
Joann Jarrett
Edna Earl Waster
Peggy Allred
Harold
Edwin Wright
Bobby Cagle
Betty Sue Wright
Bobby Jo Barham
Rebekahs To Have Business Meeting
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 with plans to host the Odd Fellows Orphan Convert class appearing on July 9. Additional routine business will be discussed.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Beane Family Reunion Planned at Pleasant Hill Church
The Beane family will hold a reunion at the old Pleasant Hill Methodist Protestant church seven miles northeast of Seagrove on Sunday July 4. Relatives and friends are invited to bring a basket lunch for a noon picnic dinner. Rev. and Mrs. P. F. Beane of Delmar Delaware will be the main speakers for the event.
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Beane
Old Pleasant Hill Methodist Protestant Church
Seagrove
P. F. Beane
Delmar
Delaware
Local Presbyterian Young People Attend Conference At Elon
The annual Orange Presbytery Young People conference meets this week at Elon College with 131 students enrolled and 150 total including teachers and counselors. The Local church sends 21 students and two adults, the largest Presbyterian enrollment. Attendees from High Point include Ed Stirewalt president of the league, Mabel McMur ray and others. Mrs. Whitesell counsels girls and Dr. Wilhameon teaches a Bible course. Conference closes Saturday at 2 p m.
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Young People’s Conference of
Orange
Harris Hartley Wedding Held in Palm Altar Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Harris wed Charles A. Hartley in a ring ceremony at her mother Mrs. P. B. Cavarnos home. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes officiated before about 75 guests in a music room setting with palms, ferns, white tapers, and cut flowers. C L Harris of Burlington gave the bride in marriage. Georgia Sinovis served as maid of honor.
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Dorothy Harris
Charles A. Hartley
P. B. Cavarnos
Tom Alderman Sykes
Cavarnos
C. L. Harris
Burlington
Georgia Sinovis
Bride and groom wed with small wedding party
Basilia Cavarnos and the bride stood with two attendants while H. T. Hartley served as best man and C. L. Harris Jr. as groomsman. Evelyn Sharpe played violin during the ceremony as the couple planned a Myrtle Beach trip after a private wedding supper. A recent shower at Miss Golda Suggs’s home honored the bride with lingerie gifts and light refreshments. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mrs Paul Leonard Kernersville route one announces the birth of a daughter Norma Louise on June 28. There are 2,137 miles of railroad in Maine.
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Basilia Cavarnos
H. T. Hartley
C. L. Harris
8. C
Golda Suggs
English Street
Gues
Paul Leonard
Kernersville
Route One
Norma Louise
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Dainty
Moose Ball
Sedgefield
Fdr, Jr
Bride
Gene DuPont
Roosevelts
DuPonts
Ethel
Twentieth Century Club
Susanna
Charles Darwin
Meadams
D. Henderson
C. J. Schwein
F. Freeman
Lamar McCallum
R. I. Quigley
B. Craven
Miss Lambeth
Stieff Silver
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler
South Main Street
Sailor's
Moffitt
North Main
Graham Udc
Archdale Methodist W. M. S
Woman's Missionary Society of
Archdale
M. E
C. T. Lambeth
Asheboro Road
Rebekahs
Presbyterian
Elon
Doni Cane
Wllow
Ihefashion Shop
Ihee Ashion Shop
Harris-Hartley
Stainback
Ladies’ Apparel Store
State of
Maine
Bembergs
Peggy Anne
South MA
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