Outdoor Supper Honors Mrs Bud Glenn in Randleman
Ruth Allred hosts Rock Club members and guests for an Ashboro road outdoor supper in Randleman. Miss Mary Swaim won a salt and pepper set. Kate Parsons took a visitors prize and pictures. The program featured Our Mission Work in Brazil with multiple speakers, followed by refreshments. Several locals arrived for vacations and new homes were noted while Mrs Joe Newlin remained seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Ruth Ailred
Rock Iub
Wesday
Ashcoro Road
Mary Swaim
Sepper
Jud Glenn
Kate Parsons
Bud Glenn
Kate Parson
Epsfe Woolen
Claudia Rosabelle Woolen
Moses B. E. Bunting
John Coun
Frank Talley
W. B Matt. Co. Fox
N. N. Newlin
LV. Fox
Brazil
George Walker
J. E
Dickens
T. H. Biles
Carl Bell
Vertie Lovette
Tom Allred
Mira Nell Robbing
Troy Davis
Business Women's Club Meeting At Mrs Dickens Home
The Business Women's club of the Baptist church met Monday evening at Mrs. E Dickens home. In the president’s absence T H Biles presided. Several items were discussed and arranged for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club of Baptist Church
E. Dickens
T. H. Biles
President of GF WC Names Heads for Seven Departments
Mrs. Orr Dunbar, new president of the General Federation Women's Clubs, assigns more than one hundred chairmen across nine departments and committees to launch a summer program ahead of the federation's fiftieth anniversary. Notable appointees include Mrs. F. H. Clausen, Mrs. Josephine Peirce, Mrs. Wiley Morgan, Mrs. Carl Schrader, Mrs. Frederic Beggs, Mrs. David Long, Mrs. Fred Lutkin, Dr. Clara Burdette, Mrs. H. Gilbert Reynolda, and others to lead American Citizenship, Home, Education, Fine Arts, International Relations, Junior Club Women, Press and Publicity, History and Continuation, and Public Safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E Orr Dunbar
General Federation Women's Clubs
F. H. Clausen
Hort
Wisconsin
Clausen
Wisconsin Fedtion and General Federation
Josephine Peirce
Ohio
General Federation
American Home
Wiley Morgan
Knoxile
Tennessee
Apmed
Deent of Education
Gan
Ency
Federa
Tennes Federation
Carl L. Schrader
Belont
Massachusetts
Dent
Schrader Leores
Frederic Beggs
Wyck
New Jersey
Department of International Relations
David 8. Long
Harrisonville
Missouri
Department
Long
Missouri Federation
Fred R. Lutkin
Chicago
Department of Press and Publicity
Clara B. Burdette
Pasadena
California
Burdette
H. Gilbert Reynolda
Paduch
Kentucky
Grace Morrison Poole
T. V. Moore
Miami
Florida
Public Safety
J. E. Johntz
Abilene
Kansas
Arretus F. Burt
St. Louis
Frank P. Bennett
Sagas
War Veterans Committee
Mre. W. W. Husband
Washington, D. C
Irva Lou Cagle Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs. I. T. Cagle hosted Friday afternoon for her daughter Irva Lou to mark her fifth birthday. Guests included Shirley Miller Dolores Cates Irie Cecil Mary Lou Plummer Edna Jean Yarbrough Deniee Greenwood Jacqueline Deap and Betty Rogers. Ice cream cake and mint favors followed a sequence of party games with assistance from Mrs. Jack Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Cagle
Irva Lou
Girl Scout Troop Two Completes First Year
Girl Scout Troop Two closes its first year at Camp Uwherrie with a picnic supper and court of honor. Sponsored by Wesley Memorial church, led by Margaret Watson, the troop re-registered 25 members for a second year and planned merit badge and First Class work. Activities included cooking, nature, fire building, outings at Camp Uwharrie, a Mystery Trip, and charity baskets for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwherrie
Susannah Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Margaret Watson
Paul Weaver
Camp Uwharrie
CCC
Fritzie Reymond
Observer's
Dot Hackney
Margaret Short
Roma Williams
Cook
Betsy York
Marjorie Kearns
Beverly Burton
Fritz-Harry Lodge
Fritzie Raymond
Mr. McMahaon
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Henderson
Betsy Wrenn
Sara Layton
Sara C. Hunsucker
Nannie Lou Thorpe
Arta Pearl Hiatt
Kathrine Comer
Majorie Kearns
Dorothy Rockwell
Payton Woodrees
Ruth Davis
Nelson Mann
Dorothy Goode
Nancy Woollen
Frances Young
Anita Burton
Mary C. Simmons
Sara Green
Leeda Hall
Marie Snider
Lucy Neal Nance
Katherine Raymond
Jones
J. E. Horney
N. E Kearns
W. D. Bimmonsa, Jr
Au Fair Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs Edgar Shore
Mrs. Edgar E. Shore hosted the Au Fair Bridge club at her Kernersville home for a July evening of dinner and bridge. Eight attended with prizes awarded for high score travel and low, plus guest prize. decorations featured Fourth of July motifs and fresh flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Fair Bridge Club
Edgar Shore
Kernersville
Edgar E. Shore
D. L. Donnell
Mrs. McKaughn Hosts Family Gathering for Grandson
Mrs A H McKaughn entertained at her High Point Road home honoring her grandson Richard Peace of Winfield. The intimate event marked a family gathering with relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McKaughn
High Point Road
Richard Peace of
Win
BPWC to Meet Tuesday Night at Log Cabin
The Business and Professional Women's club will hold its regular July meeting Tuesday at 6:30 PM at Deep River Friends church log cabin. Members meet at First Baptist at 6:00 PM and travel to the cabin. Oscar L. Smith will present color moving pictures of High Point gardens and European scenes from last year. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mr and Mrs H H Pierce announce the birth of a son Charles James on June 29 at their home on High Point route three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Deep River
H. H. Pierce
Charles James
High Point Route Three
First Baptist Church
Grace Burgess
Birthday Celebration in Winston-Salem Honors Richard Peace
Richard Peace celebrated his fourteenth birthday with a party in Winston-Salem. Guests included Dorothy Linville, Maxine McKaughn, Billy Shields, J. D. Linville, Mildred Oakley, Phyllis McKaughn, Bobby Welfare, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peace and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McKaughan. Birthday cake cookies and chocolate milk were served. Richard received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ston-Salem
Richard Peace
Dorothy Linville
Maxine McKaughn
Billy Shields
J. D. Linville
Mildred Oakley
Phyllis McKaughn
Bobby Welfare
Raymond Peace
Winston-Salem
A. H. McKaughan
Richard
Ladies Aid Circles Meet at Mrs Watkins Home
The June meeting of Circles one and two of the Ladies Aid of the M. P. church convened at Mrs. Jack Watkins home with Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Pearl Dean as hostesses. The gathering opened with a song, prayers, and worship followed by a financial report and a brief business session. Heart sisters were revealed, gifts exchanged, and new names drawn for six months. Refreshments were served to good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. P
Jack Watkins
Mesdames Watkins
Pearl Dean
A. N. Linville
Heart Sisters
Local residents noted for short travels and visits
Caroline Cooke visited sister Mrs. Bob Cunningham in Durham. Shore family traveled to Myrtle Beach for two weeks. Sam Vance Jr and daughter Sara returned from Logan West Virginia. Dr and Mrs Francia Fulp hosted by Fulp parents in Stoneville. Ingrams Colfax visited grandmother Musten. Sims and Ballard returned from Cheraw South Carolina. Roddy family at Lake Waccamaw. Corums and Mitchells at Swansboro. Vallie Flynt visited Winston Salem. Aubrey Wilson in York Pennsylvania. Cottingham moved to town and works for Stamford Coltrane. Morris on business trip to Chicago. Dore Parrish and others spent time at Ocean View Virginia Beach. Clara Corum returned to Burrus Hospital High Point. she is a student nurse. Blanche Murray visiting Liberty relatives. Mrs Susan Pilcher of High Point visiting son J G Pilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cooke
Bob Cunningham
Durham
Edgar FE. Shore
Henry
Jim
Edgar Shore
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Sam Vance, Jr
Sara
A. D. Collins
Logan
West Virginia
Francia Fulp
Stoneville
Fulp
George V. Fulp
Ruby
Frances Ingram
Colfax
I. T. Musten
Charlie Sims
Bertice
Josephine Sims
J. T. Sims
Wade Ballard
Sim
W. J. Wallace
Cherfield
8. C
Paul Roddy
O. L. Smith
Coleen
Pat
Crawford Roddy
Lake Waccamaw
Odell Corum
D. B. Cottingham
Greensboro
Vance Fulp
Mr. Cottingham
Stafford-Coltrane Grocery Company
Mrs. Clay Ross
Jack
Winston-Salem
R. C. Morris
Chicago
Dore Parrish
Minnie
Clara Corum
Ed Smith
Jean Iris
Sonny Smith
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Burrus Hospital
High Point
Guy Corum
Miss Corum
Blanche Murray
Liberty
Susan EB. Pilcher
J. G. Pilson
Pilson
Memorial Service Planned by P O S A Camp Rooms
Washington Camp No. 30 Patriotic Order Sons of America schedules a memorial service for deceased members at 308 North Main Street camp rooms on Friday evening July 8 at 7 30. Families and the public are invited. Music by Oak Grove Baptist church choir. Rev R L Smith to deliver the memorial address. Miss Mary Lou Cecil recovering after tonsillectomy at Dr Lackey's clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp No
Patriotic Order, Sons of America
North Main Street
Oak Grove
Americans Buy Few Foreign Cars Despite Interest
About 1000 foreign made autos are purchased yearly by residents. High repair parts costs and scarce availability hinder maintenance, keeping demand low.
Miss Hedrick Weds Dr W C Lanier In Home Ceremony Near Lexington
Miss Lela Gratis Hedrick married Dr Verne Clifton Lanier in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home near Lexington. The couple plans a two week bridal trip then to Welcome where Lanier will practice medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick
W. C Lanier
Lexington
Lela Gratis Hedrick
Verne Clifton Lanier
Aubrey W. Hedrick
Guilford
Evangelistical and Reformed Church
Alva Hedrick
Casino
Dr. Lanier
Norman Hedrick
Lincoln Link
Welcome
Link
George Lee Hedrick
Hillcrest Bridge Tea Honors Two Recent Brides
Miss Nancy Raper hosted a 6:20 PM buffet and bridge at her Hillcrest home in compliment to Mrs. T J Horner Jr and Mrs. John K Myers. Mildred Ann Critcher won high score with an ornamental bracelet. May Vestal Leonard was second with a double deck of cards. Olivia Clodfelter took low score prize of ash trays. Hostess Horner received a silver cream and sugar set. Myers a silver vegetable dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Raper
Hillcrest
T. J. Horner, Jr
John K. Myers
Mildred Ann Critcher
Misa May Vestal Leonard
Misa Olivia Clodfelter
Mrs. Horner
Mrs. Myers
Social event highlights engagement party at West Third Avenue
Outstanding social event of the week was a buf fet supper and bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Cabell Philpott Jr at their West Third avenue home. They honored Stokes Adderton and Miss Katherine Proctor whose engagement was announced. Mrs Milstead won a double deck of cards as high cut prize. Mr Arthur Myers Jr received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabell Philpott, Jr
West Third Avenue
Stokes Adderton
Katherine Proctor
Lumberton
J. G. Walser
James Adderton
Jack Milstead
Rockingham
Bridge
Milstead
Arthur Myers, Jr
Winston-Salem Wedding Of Miss Anna Foy And Mr David Conrad Jr
Miss Anna Gertrude Foy of Winston-Salem wed Mr David Franklin Conrad Jr at Centenary Methodist church with sister Nora Foy as maid of honor and Mrs. Walker Martin as matron of honor. The couple plans to live in Winston-Salem after a western North Carolina bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Mr. Adderton
Anna Foy
Winston-Salem
David Franklin Conrad
Anna Gertrude Foy
David Franklin Conrad, Jr
Centenary Methodist Church
Nora Foy
Walker Martin
Joanna Hill
Alyne Reich
Josephine Grimes
Tom Woodall
Henry S. Foy, Jr
Conrad
Henry Foy, Jr
Germanton High School
Salem College
D. F. Conrad
Wake Forest College
Poughkeepaie Business College
Lexington
Conrad & Martin Electrical
Overbrook Avenue
Mrs. Conrad
North Carolina
Mr. Conrad
Hillcrest
Hospitality and bridge fete honors two brides at Myers home
Miss Emily Myers hosted a Tuesday evening bridge gathering at West Sixth Avenue in honor of Mrs. T J Horner Jr and Mrs. John Myers, two recent brides. Bridges were played at living room tables with summer flowers. Horner won high score and received perfume. Myers awarded her candle holders and Myers china pattern dishes. A concluding ice course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Myers
West Sixth Avenue
T. J. Horner, Jr
John Myers
Bridge
Miss Myers
Weddings Announced Prompt Compliments At Mrs Revelle Bridge Night
Miss Elizabeth Revelle hosted a Monday evening bridge gathering at West Second Street. Compliments were paid to Mrs T J Horner Jr and Mrs John Myers whose weddings were announced. Ruth Meachum took high score and received traveling prize and powder as high cut prize. Hostess gave Mrs Horner a nut dish in crystal pattern and Mrs Myers breakfast plates as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Horner, Jr
John Myers
Elizabeth Revelle
Bridge
West Second Street
Hose
Ruth Meachum
Horner
Myers
Green Street group elects new church officers
At Green Street Baptist church the George Tunstall R A s elected Baker Shelton as ambassador in chief replacing James Wilson who served a year and nine months. J C McAllister Jr Luther Brown Douglas Holbrook James Wilson Odell Fowler Charles Stout Roy Culler Jr and Mrs Nora Haney were named officers and the Knightly Deeds and World Alliance embassies await chief envoy choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
George Tunstall
Luther Brown
Douglas Holbrook
James Wilson
Odell Fowler
Charles Stout
Roy Culler, Jr
Nora Haney
Knightly Deeds
World Alliance
Miss Wilson Weds James C. Smith In Danville Ceremony
Mrs. Fannie Wilson announces the marriage of Nora Margaret Wilson to James Colling Smith in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was at Rev. A G Carter Baptist Church with a white embroidered dress. The couple will reside in Thomasville North Carolina after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Wilson
Hhe
Nora Margaret
James Colling Smith
Danville
A. G. Carter
Mrs. Smith
George F. Wilson
West High Street
Refreshments served by hostess noted in social item
Roby A. Freedie improves at home on East Fourth Street after a serious cut to his right leg. Mrs. Charles Hutchins returns to Winston Salem from a visit with daughter Mrs. Charles Craver and Mr. Craver. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hege of Durham return home after visiting relatives. Mrs. D. A. Tesh, grandmother of Mr. Hege, accompanies them for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby A. Freedie
East Fourth Street
Charles Hutchins
Winston- Salem
Charles Craver
Mr. Craver
Robert Hege
Durham
D. A. Tesh
Mr. Hege
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Tom Hanner
Louisville
Wade Causey
Alf Parsons
Iola
Jule Parsons
Joe Millikan
Bobby
Savannah
Randolph County
Raye Lambe
Asheboro
Ruth McCollum
Jack Newlin
High Point Street
Joe Newlin
GF. WC
W. W. Wilson
Nat'l Bank Budg
High Point, N. C
Charis
Gunn
Monthieu Avenue
Garrick
Red Street
Miss Shaver
Roy F. Wayne
Gladys Shaver
A. Lincoln Fulk
Mr. Fulk
Baptist Church
Mrs. Wayne
Adams-Millis Corporation
Boulevard
Robert Earl Smith
Kenneth L. Smith
East Green Street
Robert Earl
Girl Scout Homemakers
Carl Kerner
Low
Philip Kerner
Richard Whitaker
Carl R. Kerner
J. R. Paddison
Clay Vance Ring
Zack L. Whitaker
Anne McGuire of
Elkin
Mra. Leonard Bunkemeyer
Joe Pinnix
New York City
Miss Remine
BPWC
P.O. S. OF A
Mary Lou Cecil
Oakwoodecourt
Helen Curtis
Binder
Chain Beauty
Asheville
Payetteville
Mount Airy Hickory
Kinston Elkin
Miss Wilson
James C. Smith
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