Lovely Afternoon Tea Honors Mrs. W. Frank Armfield Jr
A afternoon tea at Miss CaroLine Dalton's Johnson Street home honors Mrs. W. Frank Armfield Jr formerly Virginia Fraley. Hosts Miss Dalton and Miss Alma Virginia McCain greet about 150 guests with gladioli roses and white decor throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Armfield, Jr
Caroline Dalton
Johnson Street
Miss Dalton
Alma Virginia McCain
Virginia Fraley
Dalton
Nell Sheloff
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Miss McCain
Armfield
W. J. Fraley
W. F. Armd, Sr
Oree
Jacklyn McMullan
Helen Hall
Moultrie
Lillian Jordan
Harinville
D. C
Fraley
Hall
Jordan
Mary Sue Briggs
Eleanor Amos
Anna Tomlinson
Betty Hunt Murray
Pattie Thomas
Jane Hess Weaver
Bridge Party Hosted by Mesdames Kearns at Emerywood Club
Mesdames Charles and Amos Kearns hosted a large summer bridge party at Emerywood Country Club from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Gladioli decor, punch upon arrival, high score by Mrs. R. A. Sheloff with a traveling makeup kit, second place Mrs. Mabel Davis with a compact, and prizes for Mrs. W. Frank Armfield and Mrs. Peyton Moffit. A salad course and accessories followed at daintily set tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Charles
Amos Kearns
Bridge Tues
R. A. Sheloff
Mabel Davis
Sheloff
W. Frank Armfield
Peyton Moffit
Lucie Hayes
Magdalene Rebekahs Meet Friday Evening
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge plans its regular meeting in the lodge room on East Commerce Street with full attendance urged. Mr and Mrs W D Grubb announce the marriage of their daughter Faye to Paul Denny on Saturday evening June 27. The ceremony was performed by Rev Williard in the presence of friends. The bride works at High Point Weaving. The groom’s parents reside in High Point and he works at Lexington Throwing. They will reside at 1818 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
East Commerce Street
Mrs. W. D. Grubb
Faye
Paul Denny
Williard
Barbee Family Vacation in Wilmington and Myrtle Beach
Mr and Mrs D L Barbee and daughter Hilda are spending this week at Wilmington and Myrtle Beach 8 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Barbee
Hilda
Wilmington and
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Church Social and Meetings In Archdale Area Tonight
Local church groups schedule meetings this evening including the Woman's Missionary Society at 8 PM at Mrs. J. C. Lawrence's Archdale home, Rankin Memorial Christian Endeavor at 7 45 PM with a time change to Thursday, and the Ladies Aid chicken salad supper 5 to 8 PM near Melrose Mill. The Evangelistic club meets tomorrow at Mrs. J. H. Hubbard's home at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale
M. B&b
J. C. Lawrence
Rankin Memorials
Rankin Memorial Christian Endeavor Society
Tts
P. M. Dailey
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rankin Memorial M. P
Melrose Mill
West End
Evangelistic Club
Mrs. Hubbard
The
Young's Ladies Evangelistic Club
J. H. Hubbard
East Green Street
Local residents and visitors plan summer trips and visits
Dr and Mrs Saunders and son Stan travel to the Adirondacks for the summer with Dr Saunders set to return in about ten days. Mrs Larry Yount visits her parents on Hillcrest drive. Kearns family heads to Mystic Beach while Mr Kearns returns Sunday. Amos Kearns and baby go to Kingston for a weekend with relatives. A RB Henley stays at Virginia Beach a few days. Thomas Sprinkle visits from Newcastle with aunt Gertrude Sprinkle at 416 Cable street. Coley couple motor through Columbus Chicago and Louisville returning mid month. Arthur Paulsen visits Norfolk relatives. Mrs E Amos of Reidaville visits after a short houseguest stay with Co EB Cummins, and attends a Sheraton bridge party honoring nieces Mrs Neese and Mrs Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Stan
Adirondack Mountains
Coley
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Louisville
E. Amos
Reidaville
EB. Cummins
Sheraton Hotel
Cummins
Fred Neese
Mra. Taylor
Winter Park
Bride And Visitor Share Honors At Bridge Party
Mrs. Fred Neese and Mrs. W. B. Taylor shared honors at a bridge party hosted by their aunt Mrs. C. E. Cummins in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room. Ten tables played as roses and gladioli decorated the setting. High score went to Mrs. David T. Yow. consolation prize to Mrs. Reese Williams. The honorees received gifts from the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Neese
Gwendolyn Cummins
W. B. Taylor
Winter Park
Fla
C. E. Cummins
Bridge
Sheraton Hotel
David T. Yow
Reese Williams
Neese
Taylor
Ladies Of Emerywood Bridge Party At Emerywood Club
Bi weekly bridge party at Emerywood Country Club drew seven tables with club members and guests. Pearl Thompson won high score and received a double deck of cards as refreshments were served by hostesses Mesdames Tom Kearns and Farrell Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Tom Kearns
Farrell Gray
Pearl Thompson
Randleman Party Honors Mrs Kenneth Royal in Green and White
Mrs Carl M Smith hosted a party for Mrs Kenneth Royal formerly Joyce Julian. A rice novelty game at three tables crowned Mrs Leonard Ward high. honoree received a crystal bowl. Green and white decor enhanced refreshments with guests including Mrs Joe Newlin Mrs Weaver Lineberry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Newlin
Weaver Lineberry
Rufus Routh
Dora Rich
Leonard Ward
C. E. Julian
Kenneth Royal
Pupils of Mrs. Andrews to Present Summer Recital
The piano pupils of Mrs. J. Leslie Andrews will perform a summer recital tomorrow evening at 8 15 in the annex of Central Friends church. Friends and patrons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Andrews
Central Friends Church
Betty Ann Steele Feted on Birthday
Mrs J H Steele of Rosewood Avenue entertained at her home for her daughter Betty Ann on her fifth birthday. The party included 14 children who played games then gathered in the dining room for a cake and ice cream celebration assisted by Mrs A B Blam. Betty Ann received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Steele
Rosewood Avenue
Betty Ann
Shannon named operations manager at Eastern Air Lines
The appointment of H. L. Shannon as operations manager of Eastern Air Lines was announced today from the New York offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
8. L. Shannon
Eastern Air Lines
Lines
Sholtz names Hill as temporary successor to Fletcher
Governor Dave Sholtz of Florida appoints William L. Hill of Gainesville as temporary successor to the late United States Senator Duncan A. Fletcher effective immediately on July 2 in Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Dave Sholtz
William L. Hill
Gainesville
United States
Duncan A. Fletcher
Surprise Sixteen Party Honors Miss Ruth Wood at Deep River
Miss Ruth Wood was feted at a surprise birthday party hosted at her home in Deep River Friday night. About 20 young people attended with Miss Mary Ruth Kingrey and Miss Elizabeth Carmichael among the guests. Refreshments were served and the honoree received lovely gifts for her sixteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Kingrey
Elizabeth Carmichael
Ruth Wood
Williams Family Heads to New York for Short Trip
Mr and Mrs B F Williams and their sons Edward and Charles left Saturday for a brief vacation visiting New York and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Williams and Sons
Edward and
Charles
New York
Christian Endeavor Meeting Aids Ruth Horney Support
A business meeting of the Christian Endeavor society was held Thursday night to organize help for Miss Ruth Horney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Ruth Horney
Local News Briefs Near Abbotts Creek and Area
News items note Ed Thornton's illness and medical care. Ida L. Wood returns home from Climax after a month with relatives. Belle Lyndon of High Point visits sister Mrs. R. L. Borum for Miss Faye Grabs Mg’s wedding to Paul Denney of High Point. Williamite ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotts Creek
Ed Thornton
Ida L. Wood
Belle Lyndon
High Point
R. L. Borum
Miss Faye
Paul Denney
Williamite
Quiet ceremony held at Elder Moses Williard home
A quiet ceremony was solemnized Saturday afternoon at the home of Elder Moses Williard with attendees noting the solemn occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Williard
Bible Translated Into Thousands of Languages
The Bible has been translated into more than nine thousand languages and dialects, reflecting ongoing global efforts to provide sacred texts in diverse communities. Scholars note continued work to reach endangered languages and regional variants through linguists and mission groups.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesdames Chas
Magdalene Rebekahs
Denny Grubb
North Mains
Kresge Princess’ di
Doris Mercer Kresge
Prince Farid Khan Sadry
Paris
Kresge
Sebastian S. Kresge
U. S
Prince Farid
Mrs. Larry ©. Yount
Mrs
J. W. Chandler
Hillcrest Drive
Charles Kearns
Sherry
Mystic Beach
Kearns
Baby
Kingston
Mr. and
Mrs. A. RB. Henley
Virginia Beach
Thomas Sprinkle
Newcastle, Ind
Gertrude Sprinkle
Cable Street
Arthur Paulsen
Norfolk, Va
A. P. Sexton
R. L. Proctor
C. H. Bass
D. T. Yow
John T. Ellis
W. L. Watson
Nathan Bales
W. W. Dickerson
J. H. McCall
E. T. Kearns
A. H. Michael
Lexington
J. Welborn
O. M. Andrews
Miss Blanche Burgess
Drum and Bugle Corps
American Legion
Tank Nelson
Burlington
Masonic Lodge
James E. Lyon
Andrew Jackson Post
Arthur Kitesell
Frances Mann
Vesta Cooke
Helen Marie Sheloff
Ruth Vollock
Blanche Hassell
Josephine Gibson
Marian Blttott
Ladies of
Emerywood Club
Dames
R. T. Holton
W. W. Walker, Jr
Herman Smith
Rodney Snow
Jack Holbrook
J. I. Greeme
Welborn
Parker
W. T. Powell
C. F. Tomlinson
W. D. Simmons
Pearl Davis Martin
Randleman
Holland Prevost
Alf Walker
Florence Pickett
Maud Pickett
Maud Fox
New York City
Charles Ivey, Jr
Bud Ivey
Opal
Jewel Hughes
Sam Hughes
Nettie Stewart
West
Yellowstone Park
Ione
Washington
Ruby Redding
Hughes
D. C. Story
Greensboro
E. F. Hardin
Betty Ann Steele
Hpads Air Line
Fletcher
Nat Walker
Hart
Phomasville
First National Bank
Deep River
Oak Ridge
Hickory Grove Methodist Church
Arthur Yates
Barbara Ann
Guilford College
Franklin Wheeler
W. G. Wheeler
C. M. Borum
Traub
Leriapni Fae Ee
Vali
Angora Coats
Wagger
Ladies’ Shop
Central Ice Delivery CO
East High Street
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