Miss Frances Lambeth Weds Hal Reynolds In Winston-Salem
Miss Frances Walker Lambeth of Winston-Salem and Hal Kearns Reynolds of Philadelphia and High Point wed at Centenary Methodist church. Dr. W. Arnold Lambeth officiated with double ring ceremony. reception followed at the Lambeth home. The couple plans a Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania home after a yachting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances W. Lambeth
Hal Reynolds
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Frances Walker Lambeth
Hal Kearns Reynolds
Philadelphia
High Point
William Arnold Lambeth
Wilson O. Weldon
James FH. . Lambeth
Omarville
W.W. Rankin
Durham
J. W. Lindsay
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Welch Harriss
Amos R. Kearns
Charles L. Kearns
J. Allen Austin
William Barnes
Edward V. Benderees
Roger Price
Iladelphia
J. Neil McCardell
Baltimore
Elizabeth Lambeth
Janet Ormond
Jane Hesseaver
Marian Walker
Newport
Barcelona
Lila Womble
Mary Adame Ward
Asheville
Church Social Auxiliary Holds General Meeting
Women’s Auxiliary of Central Friends church schedules a general meeting in the annex Monday at 3 46 p m. Various church circle meetings across Calvary M E Main Street and Presbyterian groups are listed with dates times and host leaders.
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Friends’ Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary of
Central ‘Friends Church
Central Friends Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Central Friends Church
J. C. Hill
Recent Bride Honored At Thomasville Party
In Thomasville on July 10 Mrs Forrest Grimes hosted a party at Lexing ton Avenue honoring newlywed Mrs Lank Harris. Four tables of progressive hearts yielded a high score prize to Mrs Slade Vincent. Guests included Mrs Dermont Lohr of Washington DC and other friends and relatives.
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Thomasville
Lank Harris
Forrest Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Slade Vincent
Harris
Dermont Lohr
Washington, DC
Grimes
Woodrow McKinnon
Lohr
Robert Blalock
Bill Myers
Richard Sink
Lester Grimes
Millard Grimes
Sim Pollock
Paul Stout
Ruth Loflin
Nina Sullivan
Elizabeth Teague
Ruby Matthews
Spinsters Club Plans Dance After Tuesday Meeting
Members met Tuesday evening with Miss Iris Owen on Carmall Street. Plans were discussed to sponsor a dance later in the week. Miss Judy Wright led the program and current events discussion. Refreshments were served to Judy Wright Jacqueline Ross Elizabeth Carr Jamie Parrish Margaret Ritchie and Gilbert Prim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinsters Club
Iris Owen
Carmall Street
Judy Wright
Jacqueline Ross
Elizabeth Carr
Jamie Parrish
Margaret Ritchie
Gilbert Prim
Guests In Cooksey Home Share Visits
R A Knight of Durham visits his sister Mrs R M Cooksey. Miss Mary Latham of Richmond arrives as guest in the Cooksey home. Mrs Austin Tate of Greeville SC spends Friday with Mr and Mrs J C Green and family. Mrs C C Morgan formerly Miss Louise Adams visits Miss Vira Clodfelter on Cox Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Knight
Durham
R. M. Cooksey
Mary Latham
Richmond
Cooksey
Austin Tate
Greeleyville
S. C
J. C. Green
C. C. Morgan
Norfolk
Louise Adams
Vira Clodfelter
Cox Avenue
Green Street Church Circles Plan Weekly Meetings
Local church circles of the Green Street Baptist Woman's Missionary Society schedule meetings this week with circle leaders named and times listed. Other items note kid party at Lebanon M P church and picnics with Central Friends auxiliary events plus Welch Memorial Endeavor Society meets this evening.
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Green Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
HH Memorial Endeavorers
Welch Memorial M. P. Chreatian Endeavor Society
Missionary Committee
Local social notices invite community attendance at an event
A cordial invitation was extended last evening to all to attend, mentioning Mre and Misses Ida Bell and Katherine Gibson among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Lee Meredith
Miss
Ida Bell
Miss Katherine Gibson
Carroll Children Honored By Mother
Mrs. W. E. Carroll hosted a birthday party for Polly Ann and Bennie at 406 Pine Street on Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed contests, games, ice cream, and cake, with balloons and whistles as favors. assistants were Mrs. Phipps Knox and Mrs. Carl Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Carroll
Polly Ann
Bennie
Pine Street
Peggy Carroll
Donald Hughes
Joyce Bow Knox
Peggy Ann Peace
Forest Garrett
Jimmie Cannon
Nancy Davis
Herman
Bobby Calery
Mary
Jean Wardell
Ronald Workman
Robert Foust
Jackie Thomas
Beekalean
Local Boys Head to Camp Sapphire Near Brevard
Charlies Brockmann son of Dr and Mrs Harry L Brockmann leaves yesterday for Camp Sapphire near Brevard to spend part of the summer. Cary Aderton and Lloyd Evans depart Wednesday with Charles E Spencer for the camp. Raymond Ward and Homer Hudson Jr will leave July 29 for the same camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Brockmann
Harry L. Brockmann
Sapphire
Brevard
Cary Aderton
Lloyd Evans
Charles E. Spencer
Raymond Ward
Homer Hudson, Jr
London sun blocked by smoke drops yearly sunshine 37 percent
The article notes that smoke clouds over London reduced the city's recorded sunshine by about 37 percent for the entire year.
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London
Miss Caviness Weds Mr. Cox In Randleman
The marriage of Miss Cassie Caviness to Elsie Cox occurred Saturday evening at the home of Justice of the Peace M. E. Brown in Randleman. The bride, daughter of the late H. C. Caviness of Asheboro, will reside with her husband in Asheboro.
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Miss Caviness
Mr. Cox
Randleman
Cassie
Caviness
Elsie Cox
M. E. Brown
H. C. Caviness
Asheboro
George Cox
Pisgah
Holstein Bull Tops Stockyards Entry in Paul Minn
A Holstein bull weighing 2450 pounds marked the record animal at the stockyards in Saint Paul Minnesota at 8 t.
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8&T. Paul, Minn
People at Myrtle Beach and Guilford General Hospital notes
Local society mentions Mrs Randall Mann and daughters Kitty and Nelson along with Miss Mary Ruth Woollen at Ocean Plaza Myrtle Beach. Various guests visit or depart including Miss Virginia McCain and Miss Marion Massey Waxhaw, and Dr W R McCain with party leaving for Morehead City and Swansboro for a week.
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Randall Mann
Kitty and
Nelson
Mary Ruth Woollen
Myrtle Beach
Ocean Plaza
Virginia McCain
Marion Massey
Waxhaw
W. R. McCain
Guest
Harmon Linville
Kernersville
Morehead City
Swansboro
New Assistant Pastor Weds in Connecticut
Mrs. Thomas Cannon Baskette of New Haven announces the marriage of her daughter Martha to Rev. William Wallace Frndy of Greenwood South Carolina. The ceremony occurred July 1 at the Episcopal Church of the Advent with Dr. Prentice Pugh officiating.
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New Haven
Conn
Thomas Cannon Baskette
Martha
William Wallace Frndy
Greenwood
S. C
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Prentice Pugh
Ruth Prentice Baskette
William A. Fridy
Stamford
Nashville
Tenn
Frndy
High Point
N. C
Wesley Memorial Church
Baskette
Business Women's Club Meeting in Lexington Inn
The Business and Professional Women's club met at the Hege Inn with president Miss Mildred Lindsay in charge. Miss Kate Mays led the program and presented Mrs. Mansfield Owen, back from England, in songs, with Mrs. Paul Miller on piano. Little Nancy Joe Miller performed toe and tap dances, plus acrobatics.
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Lexington
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hege Inn
Mildred Lindsay
Kate Mays
Mansfield Owen
England
Paul Miller
Nancy Joe Miller
Loyal Workers Picnic At Leonard Home
The Loyal Workers class of the First M. E. church met Monday evening at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Leonard for their annual picnic. Guests gathered around a campfire and enjoyed fried country ham bacon and scrambled eggs with potato salad slaw and rolls. A brief business session preceded an hour of conversation and fun. Each member brought a family guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Church
Luther Leonard
Missionary Society Meeting at Hut on State Street
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First M B church met Monday afternoon at the Hut on South State street with Mrs. A B E Brannock presiding. Items from the Missionary Voice were shared, a duet was sung, and a report on recently completed mission study work was given by Mrs. Curtis Koonts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First
M. B. Church
South State Street
A. BE. Brannock
H. C. Sprinkle
Wade Phillips
H. C. Leonard
Curtis Koonts
Minnie Hargrave
Edith Hege
Lee McCain
Koonts
Local Social Roundup From North Carolina Towns
Mr and Mrs Carl Ward and daughter Betty Bruce Ward return from Myrtle Beach. Mr and Mrs Robert Hege of Durham visit Hege's grandmother Mrs D A Tesh. Mr and Mrs J A Walser and Berry Goings with daughter Barbara spend Monday with relatives at Badin. Roby Freedle and daughters Betty and Billie Richard visit Reidsville. Mary Morris Terry Laura Blue Charlie Green and Loyce Wagoner weekend at White Lake. W F Brown and Amelia return from Williamston and Beaufort. Dr J R Terry visits Winston Salem. Mrs Sam Chadwick and Virginia visit Higgin s family. Mildred Hewitt improves after tonsillitis. Raymond Ward Jr leaves for Camp Hanes for three weeks. Bill Brown Jr enters Camp Carolina for July and August. George Young and son Tommy return from White Lake.
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Carl Ward
Betty Bruce Ward
Myrtle Beach
Robert Hege
Durham
Mildred Hewitt
Raymond Ward, Jr
Camp Hanes
Bill Brown, Jr
Camp Carolina
George Young
Tommy
White Lake
Relatives and visitors listed from Georgia and nearby states
Misses Helen Henderson and Mary Welborn return from a stay at Catawba college after attending the summer missionary conference. Mrs. A H Carrier leaves for Asheville after visiting daughter Virginia Carrier and will spend the weekend there. Mr and Mrs Joseph D Cox and Mr and Mrs James S Moffitt travel to Myrtle Beach for the week. The Best and Edwards couples, along with W C Edwards and W J Pierce, return to the city after visiting Hartwell with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Henderson
Mary Welborn
Catawba College
the Reformed Church
Joseph D. Cox
James
Sam Best
J. Charles Edwards
Messrs
W. C. Edwards
W. J. Pierce
Hartwell, Ga
Miss Thompson Entering Hospital After Train Collision
Miss Pearl Thompson who was injured in a head on train collision near Roanoke Virginia will enter the Charlotte Sanatorium Monday for treatment by Dr. O J Miller bone surgeon. She and her parents spent Saturday there while the doctor assessed her injuries. Mrs C C Haddon has returned home after a stay in Augusta Georgia where her husband has been a patient at the Veterans Hospital for three months and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Thompson
Roanoke
Charlotte Sanatorium
O. J. Miller
Jack Thompson
Miller
Miss Thompson
C. C. Haddon
Augusta
Veterans’ Hospital
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William. Arnold Lambeth
Mrs. Lambeth
Lynwood Avenue
Mrs. Reynolds
Marmont
Bryn Mawr
W. A. Lambeth
University of North Carolina
Fred Aldridge
Wayne Pa
Leonard A. Blackburn
Leonard Blackburn
A. M. Walker
A. M. Walker, Jr
J. Neil
Calvary M. EF
Daughters of Wesley Philanthea
Calvary M. E. Church
Lucille McCulloch
Brentwood Avenue
Main ST
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of
Main Street
M. EB. Church
B Manley
Cable Street
Paul Spencer
J. W. Rogers
South Main Street
Arthur Barker
J. D. der
Clyde Baxter
Gibson's Club Room
North Main Street
J. R. McDonald
Presbyterian Circle
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
H. P. Morrison
West Broad Street
John Cannon
Mont- Meu Avenue
D. H. Hail
Winston-Salem Road
H. P. Hardin
Waring Smith
Parkway
Emil Henderson
Howell Street
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
Mrs. B
Cummings
Hamilton Street
C. M. Thomas
Boulevard
Misses Anna
Wilma Pyerly
West Bay Street
First Baptist W. M
W. M
First Baptist Church
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
W. F. Ellis, Jr
D. H. Parnell
Greensboro Road
J. K. Bivens
Elm Street
O. F. Welch
English Street
Margaret Clarke
Flora Hamilton
L. V. Carter
Ij. W. Lambeth
Tipton
Mgr
Mayview Manor
Helen Dozier
Kathleen Roser
Thurston Street
Alda Grayson
Helen Smith
Chestnut Street
Rachel Leonard
Regina Frost
Fifth Street
Elizabeth Fry
Luther Barker
Deep River
Wesley Memorial
Women's Missionary Auxiliary
W. C. Jones
World Brotherhood
H. Conrad Blackwell
City Lake
Bride
Curtis Moffitt
Myrtle Hall
J. B. Hall
Best Street
Reidsville
Leonard Ward
Contract Bridge Club
Cletis Brookshire
Lewis Luther
E. C. Hinshaw
Curtis
Gadsden
Ala
Billy Caney
C. B. Brookshire
White Hall
R. F. Ward
Hazel Williams
J. A. McCollum
W. A. Brown
Dorothy Russell
Margaret Brown
Sophia
Virginia Hinshaw
Mike Fox
Detroit
Mich
W. F. Mathews
Mary Dean Brown
Ramseur
Francis Helms
Sam Newlin
R. D. Shoemake
Leaksville
Vernon Wood
A. M. Floyd
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. T. Herrin
Bertha Pugh
Sam Young
Carolina Beach
Joe Kennett
Mattie Kennett
W. F. Ivey
H. M. Vestal
Jimmie Trice
Chester
Henry Vestal
A. B. Freeman
Susie
Brooks
Dillon
W. F. Hinshaw
Mettie Hinshaw
Hoyt Hawkins
Ernest Talley
H. C. Barker
Barker
Georgia
Scarlett O'Hara
Atlante
Joel Whitlock
Lorraine Mayfield
Atlantic City
Inez Cooper
Roscoe Sowers
Ray W. Cross
Campbell Street
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Via
Washington, D. C
Cross
Mrs. Campbell
Rufus Taylor
North Hamton Street
Guilford General Hospital
Frances Brown
Mary Frannel
Hilda Jones
Marcel Barlow
Almedia Kennedy
Edith Pullian
Doris White
Jackie Childs
Earlene Loften
Messia
J. D. Wade
Ross Spencer
J. C. Finch
Odell Brown
Billy Cheves
Bill Chowlen
Chester Greer
Nancy
Montheu Avenue
Paul H. Craven
H. M. Clemmons
Cressie Maxwell
Dunn
Johnn G. Gattis
T. C. Whitley
Whitley
L. G. Robichaux
D. C
Katherine Via
Wadesboro
Miss Via
Genevieve Moore
Mount Holly
N. J
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rowland Park Avenue
Miss Moore
Henry A. Tise
Lula
Rica Tise
W. W. Arnold
Adams Street
Betty
Nancy Sechrest
Mrs. C. D. Baxter
Charlotte
Dr. Baxter
Charles McConkey
Mangum Avenue
Tennessee
Harold Williard
C. H. Williard
Lindale Farm
W. W. Carroll
Forrest Avenue
Reading
R. E. Randon
Cones
Mam B. Abernethy
J. L. Millikan
East
Commerce Street
Veterane
Marie Combs
Susie Combs
W. C.ingaton
Atlanta
W. J. Anderson
A. A. Ingram
Rachel Ingram
Ray Swan
Vernon Padgett
Vernon Jr
Rosa Lee
Florence Wells
Connecticut
Business Women’s Club
Lexington Inn
W. E. Myers
Ragan Street
A. H. Carrier
Miss Virginia Carrier
Miss Carrier
Sean
BE. Green ST
Ise Soc
Samuel Hyman
Bulova
Agence Fale
Ihe
South Main