Elaborate Tea Here Honors Winston-Salem Bride-Elect
A Friday afternoon tea at the Emerywood country club honored Miss Frances Walker Lambeth, the Winston-Salem bride-elect to be Hal K. Reynolds. Guests greeted by Mrs. Everett Marsh, with a white gladioli and green motif, included Mrs. Covington, Mrs. Powell, and many Lambeth relatives, as tea was served in the dining room by Mrs. J. W. Harris and Mrs. J. B. Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker Lambeth
Hal K. Reynolds
W. T. Powell
Emerywood Country Club
Everett Marsh
Elizabeth H. Covington
Powell
Lambeth
German Club Dance Set For Saturday July 17
Final plans confirm the Piedmont German club dance on Saturday July 17 at Sedgefield Inn dining room cabaret setup. The Howard Leroy orchestra, a popular act from Richmond and Chicago events, will perform making it a notable social event with out of town visitors anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Denny
Sedgefield Inn
Howard Leroy
Westwood
Richmond
Chicago
Miss Wrenn and Emory Nelson Wed in Calvary Church
Miss Jaber Lee Wrenn and Emory Roth Nelson united in marriage June 30 at Calvary Methodist Church in this city. Rev. D W Howell officiated with a ring ceremony. The bride wore blue net over taffeta with a blue poke bonnet and carried sweetheart roses. Attendant was her sister Miss Margaret Wrenn. groom’s best man was Clarence Coggins of High Point. About 30 relatives and friends attended a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 312 Carter Street after a honeymoon to Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaber Lee Wrenn
Emory Roth Nelson
Calvary Methodist Church
D. W. Howell
M. T. Wrenn
East Grenn Street
Margaret Wrenn
E. M. Nelson
Greensboro
Clarence Coggins
High Point
Virginia Beach
Nelson
Carter Street
Hall Moffitt Nuptials Reported In Reidsville
Mr and Mrs J E B Hall of 208 Best street announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtle to Curtis Moffitt on June 26 in Reidsville The bride wore white lace with matching accessories and a shoulder corsage of sweetheart roses The couple are living at 326 West Russell Street with his parents Mr and Mrs D C Moffitt of Ramseur accompanied by Mr and Mrs J J Lowe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Hall
Best Street
Myrtle
Curtis Moffitt
Reidsville
Mr. Moffitt
D. C. Moffitt
Ramseur
J. J. Lowe
Local Youths To Attend Ohio Meet
H. F. Cooper and family depart Sunday to spend a week in Cincinnati and Springfield. David Cooper and James Sloop will accompany them to attend the 21st Biennial Luther League of America convention in Springfield from July 6 to 9. The Wrights announce the birth of son Walter Douglas at 706 Tate Street. Louise Davis is listed as the former Mrs. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Cooper
Cincinnati
Springfield
David Cooper
James Sloop
Coopers
Luther League of America
Mr. Cooper
Wright
C. L. Wright
Walter Douglas
Tatestret
Bride Elect To Be Honored At Emmerywood Club
Announcements from High Point Greensboro list Mrs Clifford Lehmann and Mrs Henry Koonts as hostesses for a July 8 tea at Emmerywood Country Club. Miss Frances Leak will marry Clyde M. Andrew, brother of Mrs Koonts, at West Market Street Church in Greensboro on July 10 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Clifford E. Lehmann
Henry V. Koonts
Emmerywood Country Club
Frances Leak
Miss Hassell Weds William P. Kirkman
Miss Mary Evalene Hassell of Jamestown wed William P. Kirkman of the Greensboro road on Saturday morning June 26 at Rev. A Lincoln Falks home. The ceremony used Baptist ring ritual and the couple left for a western wedding trip before returning to Jamestown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evalene Hassell
Jamestown
William P. Kirkman
Greensboro Road
A. Lincoln Falk
Baptist Church
Ammonia from Decaying Vegetation In Air Study
A report notes that air contains substantial ammonia produced by decaying vegetation. Researchers cite natural sources and atmospheric processing as contributors to ambient ammonia levels.
Fowler's Band Plays For First Dance Of Top Hats
About 150 younger residents attended the Top Hat club's first social at Emerywood Country club Friday night. Bernard Fowler's Rhythm Masters led by Harriss, formerly of the New York Society club in Miami, provided music from 9 30 P M to 1 30 A M A list of dancing couples includes Willard Leathers and Katherine Kearns Kenner Amos and Betty Gwyn Weaver Abels and Betty Sechrest John Diffendal and Jeanne Rankin Joe Brinson and Mildred Marsh Harriss Covington and Helen Millis Frank Dalton and Anne Tomlinson Baxter Freeze and Georgene Strick Miles Gayle and Erlene Thomas Sidney Gayle and Alice Chandler Arnold Hoff and Pauline Douglas Carey Ilderton and Dot McCall David Parker and Helen Crowder Willis Slane and Margaret Hayworth Frosty Snow and Jane Springer Henry Fer ree Jim Groome Lawson Ingram and George Marsh The club plans another dance for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Top Hat Club
Bernard Fowler
Rhythm Masters
Jimmie Harris
New York Society Club
Miami
Willard Leathers
Katherine Kearns
Kenner Amos
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Ck Abels
Henry Ferree
Jim Groome
Lawson Ingram
George Marsh
Central Friends auxiliary meeting rescheduled to July 12
The Wo mans Auxiliary of the Central Friends church postponed its general meeting from Monday July 5 to Monday July 12. Mr and Mrs Bill Greenwood announce the birth of a son William Marvin on June 30 at their home in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Central Friends Church
William Greenwood
Thomasville
Bill Greenwood
William Marvin
Birthday Dinner Honored B. M. Blakely at Surprise Party
Mrs. E. M. Blakely and Mrs. J. W. Womack hosted a surprise dinner for B. M. Blakely. About 50 guests from this city and nearby Durham and Winston-Salem attended and gave gifts to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Blakely
J. W. Womack
BE. M. Blakely
Durham
Winston-Salem
Blakelys
Mr. Blakely
Local residents return from trips and recoveries noted
A roundup lists Mrs Eula Harris Sadie Johnson Earl Lanier and Clyde Alexander returning from New York City and Coney Island. Others report trips to Washington Philadelphia and New York while Mrs D V Martin recovers from surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Several families plan visits to Myrtle Beach Lake Junaluska and Norfolk as well as summer courses in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Harris
Sadie Johnson
Earl Lanier
Clyde Alexander
High Point
New York City
Coney Island
N C Debutante Ball Plans For September Event
The North Carolina Debutante ball schedules its 17th annual in Raleigh with Debutante Week set for September 9 to 11. About one hundred debutantes will be invited to bow to society, each selecting a marshal and four assistants, under Terpsichorean Club sponsorship led by J C B Ehringhaus Jr with Van Webb and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Terpsichorean Club
Raleigh
J. C. B. Ehringhaus, Jr
van Webb
Jack Poole
Major Badger
Jack Biggs
Graham Andrews
Miss Mary Stone Bride of Frederick Eichhorn Celebrated
In Kernersville a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Ralph R. Fagg honored Miss Mary Stone, bride of Frederick Gurman Eichhorn of Greensboro. Guests at five tables enjoyed summer flowers and wedding bell shaped ices. Prizes went to Mrs. Avdlee Hammocks and Mrs. Raymond Matthews. A handkerchief shower marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mary Stone
Frederick Gurman Eichhorn
Greensboro
Ralph R. Fagg
Avdlee
Raymond Matthews
Dolores Fagg
Kathryn Smith
Betty Lee Baldwin
Community Notices and Family Travels Across Counties
Miss Margaret Shields returns from a 10 day Baptist Y W A Assembly camp at Ridgecrest N C. Mrs Charles McConkey leaves for a week tour in Georgia and Tennessee. Naomi Essex spends the Fourth in Richmond Va. Friends of Mrs George Witcher learn she is ill at home. The Holder and Millikan families plan a Washington trip via Shenandoah Valley, returning Monday. Dutton family moves to Rotary Drive. Arch K Schack goes to Philadelphia for his brother Harry J Schack's funeral. Mrs R T Jones improving at home after Burrus Memorial Hospital stay. Miss Jennie Brown ill at home on Carrick. Dora and Helen Ferguson of Kannapolis visit Imogene Hicks. J C Dillard family visit Georgia then Myrtle Beach return planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Witcher
Springfield Avenue
Jennie Brown
Carrick Avenue
Dora
Helen Ferguson
Kannapolis
Imogene Hicks
J. C. Dillard
Jack
Jean
Georgia
Myrtle Beach
Dorothy McCuiston hosts cake cutting after Stone-Eichhorn wedding
Friday evening at Main street Dorothy McCuiston hosted a cake cutting reception for wedding party and out of town guests. Floral decor featured summer blooms with green and white nuptial motifs and a three tier cake topped by a miniature bride and groom. Guests greeted by Hugh Gold Justice and W M Lineback in the entry, with Avdlee Hammocks and Phil McCuiston among the hosts in the dining room. The cake table showcased calla lilies white roses and ferns with silver tapers and satin ribbons. Ralph R Fagg and wife presided over an ice punch service at the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McCuiston
Main Street
Hugh Gold Justice
W. M. Lineback
Winston-Salem
Phil McCuiston
Avdlee Hammocks
Ralph R. Fagg
Party honors Mrs. John Foster Stewart with reception
Mr and Mrs Jesse Bowers hosted a Friday night party at their home honoring the recent bride Mrs John Foster Stewart. Green pink and white arrangements adorned the rooms while Miss Elizabeth Anne Stafford served punch in the sun room as guests arrived. Hearts were played at four to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bowers
John Foster Stewart
Elizabeth Anne Stafford
Koontz Moss Vows Taken In Charlotte
Grace Koontz daughter of W C Koontz and W Smith Moss marry in Charlotte on June 30 1937. Moss is son of J R Moss of 301 Lexington Ave formerly with Hiatt Tire now with Holland Furnace air conditioning. They plan to reside in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith Moss
Charlotte
N. C
Holland Furnace Company
BPW Club To Hold Business Meeting
The Business and Professional Woman's club of this city will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Elwood hotel. A business session will take up part of the evening. Lois Raynelle Coleman is recovering at home from a tonsil operation. Miss Katherine Baxter left for Reidsville to join relatives for a trip to Carolina Beach for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elwood Hotel
Lois Raynelle Coleman
Clyde Coleman
Ames Street
Lackey
Katherine Baxter
Reidsville
Carolina Beach
Local billiards match and wedding party details
High score winner Philip Korner Jr and low score recipient P J Nash were recognized after a billiards game. Master Harold Matthews Jr brought a wagon of packages for the bride. Mr and Mrs Bowers gifted a cedar chest to Mr and Mrs Stewart as an ice course with cakes and mints was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Korner, Jr
P. J. Nash
Harold Matthews, Jr
June Meeting Of Circle No 8 M E Church
Circle No 8 of the M E church met with Mesdames V V Vaughnan Rhodd as associate hostesses. Devotionals by Mrs J C Bodenheimer. Mrs M E B Fa read a poem Stronghold Peace. An article Littl Things read by Mrs J M Pinnix. Mrs Mary Linville gave a poem. Mrs T R Wolfe presided over a brief business session. Hostesses served ice course with cake to 11 members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 8
M. E. Church
Mesdames V. V
Epworth League Picnic at Guilford Battleground Lake
Members of the Epworth League of the M. E. church and invited guests motored to Guilford Battleground lake for a Tuesday evening swim and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Guilford Battleground Lake
Local families enjoy rest and visits across several states
Doris Cooke Dorothy Crater and Nancy Caudle spend weeks at Camp Lowery near Asheville. Phoebe Collins Marjorie Cooke Elizabeth Whicker and Dorothy Whicker weekend in Washington DC and Virginia Beach. Jane Linville two weeks at Camp Betty Hastings Winston Salem. Bernard Stockton family return to Cambridge MD with Rachael Stockton visiting. A B Whittle family two weeks in Alabama. Virginia McCain of High Point visits. Ewin Parsons and son Billy Roanoke VA guests of S L Duckworth. Madge and Sarah Deaston visit Saluda and Spartanburg SC. A N Linville with Mamie Guyer Will Stockton Shir Ragland and Shirley Smith camping in eastern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cooke
Dorothy Crater
Nancy Caudle
Camp Lowery
Asheville
Phoebe Collins
Marjorie Cooke
Elizabeth
Dorothy Whicker
Washington, D. C
Virginia Beach
Jane Linville
Camp Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Bernard Stockton
Cambridge
Rachael Stockton
A. B. Whittle
Alabama
Virginia McCain
High Point
Ewin Parsons
Billy
Roanoke
L. Duckworth
Madge
Sarah Deaston
Saluda
Spartanburg
Esther Mc
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Ella Barnett
New York
Caroline Dalton
Carter Dalton
Dalton Street
Statendam
Charles F. Carroll
Mesdames Shubal Kirkman
John Peacock
J. W. Harris
J. B. Kirkman
Eleanor Powell
Anna Tomlinson
Margaret Hayworth
Betty Hunt Murray
Eleanor Amos Helen Millis
Mary Lewis Millis
Pauline Douglas
R. T. Amos
S. H. Murray
Angie Pitts
C. F. Tomlinson
Mesdames Delk Smith
R. T. Cottam
Miss Wrenn
Bride
Emory Nelson
Ohio Meet
Richardson
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Leslie Johnson
Wesley Memorial
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
Circle
Young People’s Division
Clayton Kearns
High Point Christian Endeavor Executive Committee
Howard Voncannon
Shelton Street
Miss Hassell
Fowler
B. M. Blakely
Flapper
Ervice
Ing
U.S. Pat
By Sylvia
Hart
Fanny
Mayo
Arthur Ross
Charles Russell
Washington
Philadelphia
D. V. Martin
Burrus Memorial Hospital
R. F. Kemp and
Vernelle Harvey
White Lake
Margaret Wood
Edith Kemp
Steve Bundy
John Denny Hill
Bill Crawford
Aew
Sarah Belle Taylor
Mooresville
Ruth Allie Wagner
Mount Ulla
Roy Pierce
Richmond, Va
Mr. Pierce
G. V. Cochrane
Edward Phelps
Ruth Allen
Joshie Allred
Everette Hiatt
Randall Mann
Dauughtere
Kitty and
Mary Ruth Woollen
Lake Junaluska
Kitty
Mary Ruth
M. L. Patrick
High Point High School
New York University
J. A. Shipton
Marion Nunn
Bill Hayworth
Roy Smith
New Jersey
Miss Pearl Thompson
Parkway
C. C. Trice
Margaret Workman
Salisbury
Mrs. Burley J. Miller
Thurston Street
Margaret Tull
Ocean City
Harry C. Tull
FE. Keiver Hedrick
J. H. Guy
Natural Bridge
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Mrs. Guy
Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. Hedrick
Ray W. Cross
Campbell Street
Pittsburgh
Cross
Ruth Bentley
R. B. Warren
Clinton, N. C
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mr. Warren
Emma Dennis
Blair Street
Troy
Ralph Highs
Randolph Street
Nashville, Tenn
Thomas J. Kendall
City
Dunn
Margaret Russell
Kendall
Russell-Kendall
Duke Chapel
Ernest H. Crouch
Crouch
Burrus
Cleo Andrews
Jack Wall
Norfolk, Va
Margaret Shields
Baptist Y. W. A
Ridgecrest
Charles McConkey
Tennessee
Naomi Essex
R. R. Holder
Gene
Ragan Street
Leon Millikan
Leon, Jr
Archdale
Shenandoah Valley
Lawton B. Dutton
Montheu Avenue
Rotary Drive
Arch K. Schack
Harry J. Schack
Mr. Schack
Highland Avenue
Chestnut
R. T. Jones
Fourth Street
W. C. Koontz
Grace
BPW Club
Ocean Drive
Colonial Inn
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