July Meeting of Service League at Emerywood Club
The July meeting of the Jun or Service League was held at Emerywood County Club with Mrs. Forrest Mary as president. Officers and committee chairs reported, including 30 babies examined, 7 layettes furnished, and home visits totaling 71 by Mrs. Proctor. cafeteria plans were announced for the two week show beginning July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junor Service League
Emerywood County Club
Forrest Mary
D Committee
Everett Marsh
Vncendant
Urniture Show
Bening
Roland
Farrell Gray
S. C. Kirkman
Herman Smith
Thomasville Church Group Met With Mrs Paul Green
The Janie Tuttle fondary Society of Main Street M E Church met Monday evening at the home of Mrs Paul Green with H T Hethcock and Mrs H Phillips as associate hostesses. Twenty members were present as devotion led by Mrs Green opened the gathering followed by a reading from Frank Wu president of Gin College in China. A dialogue titled Workers Together With was presented by Mrs Wilson and several others. A short business session preceded a social hour with sandwiches and ten refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Janie Tuttle
Ph Wilson
R. E. Ward
Eloise Ward
Igaret Thompson
Lucille Ore
Madeline Hoover
Ernest Freedle
Randolph Library Club Entertained At Asheboro Home
Miss Carri Brittain hosted Randolph Library club at her Asheboro home Friday evening for a bridge gathering closing a week of events for young brides and brides elect. Honor guests included Mrs. Neal Paris Roxboro bound, Mrs. Vance Welborn, Mrs. Robert Reese, Miss Lucy Clyde Ross, and Miss Grace Hobbs. High score went to Mrs. Paris who received a dainty guest towel. Cooling refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Carri
Brittain
Randolph Library Club
Bridge
Neal Paris
Roxboro
Vance Welborn
Robert Reese
Lucy Clyde Ross
Grace Hobbs
Paris
Visitors In Kernersville Complimented With Tea
Mrs Wood Black entertained at a tea on Main Street Kernersville complimenting her aunt Mrs I J Brooks of Knoxville Tenn and cousin Mrs B S Brooks of Greensboro. About one hundred guests called between 3 30 and 5 30 with yellow and white decor featuring lemon lilies gladioli and ferns. The receiving line included Mesdames Brooks Mrs C H Warner and Mrs R H Whitaker. Tables served ice sandwiches cakes and candies as Miss Delores Fage greeted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Wood Black
Main Street
I. J. Brooks
Knoxville
Tenn
8. S. Brooks
Greensboro
Delores Fage
Walter Allen
Mesdames Brooks
C. H. Warner
Staunton
Sam Vance, Jr
R. H. Whitaker
D. L. Donnell
Madge Deaton
Mesdames Sam Vance, Jr
Edgar Shore
Florence Joyner
Two Local Women Appointed As Chairmen State D. A. R. Work
Two High Point women, Mrs. J. B. Welborn and Mrs. A. B. Caldwell Jr., were named state chairmen of Daughters of the American Revolution committees. Welborn will chair genealogical records. Caldwell joins preservation of historical spots and historical research. Other appointments include officials from Charlotte, Asheville, Winston-Salem and Raleigh. junior organization chairs named for Charlotte and Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Belk
Charlotte
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
High Point
J. 8. Welborn
A. 8. Caldwell, Jr
Welborn
Alexander Martin
Genealogical Records Committee
Caldwell
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
Johnsie Dunlap
Wadesboro
Ralph van Sandingham
H. O. Steele
Statesville
Constitution Hall
F. Smith
W. A. Baisley
Teensboro
Julius Neely
Winston-salem
Mbrary
Mera
C. Wayne Spencer
Wilmington
W. B. Murphy
Snow Hill
Mrs Frank Wall to be Feted Tomorrow
Invitations issued in the city announce a luncheon and tea in honor of Mrs Frank Wall, recent bride. Miss Lucie Hayes, sister of Mrs Dallas, will be among the guests at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wall
Sanders Dallas
Emerywood Country Club
Wall
Lucie Hayes
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
Dallas
Prince Family in Atlanta as Father Fights Ills
Mr. C. C. Prince is summoned to Atlanta to stay beside his father T. C. Prince who lies in a critical state after a stroke last week. The elder man’s advanced age dampens hopes for recovery.ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Pegay Jean Morgan was born Sunday July 12 at 1118 Grace Street to Mr. and Mrs A S Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Prince
Atlanta
T. C. Prince
Mr. Prince
Mrs
A .S. Morgan
Pegay Jean
Grace Street
N C Old Age Pension Association Meeting Scheduled
The state Old Age Pension Association will meet in the State House of Representatives in Raleigh tomorrow at 11 o clock to plan for legislation. Captain Bruce H. Carraway will preside at the request of president 8 G Daniel, with aim to secure legislative passage at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Old-Age Pension Association
State House of Representatives
Raleigh
G. Daniel
Bruce H. Carraway
Daniel
Woman dies in wreck on Camden highway
Elizabeth City July 14 Mrs K R Scarborough 43 was killed Monday night when the car she rode in crashed into the rear of a sand laden truck on the Camden highway in a fatal accident authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
K. R. Scarborough
Camden Highway
Woodmen Circle Meets Tomorrow
The Woodmen Circle will hold its regular business meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Miss Eva Hunt, 315 Fourth Street. Every member is urged to be present at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Eva Hunt
Fourth Street
Local residents hosting and visiting during the week
Social notes list dinner guests and visits from Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Fowler and others to various local households. Names include Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Culler and Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Boyles, Mrs. Terry Stanford and Miss Beat rice Webster, Miss Wilma Lethco, and many others.
Pike Family Holds Its First Reunion At Rock River Church
The Pike family gathered at Rock River Friends church in Chatham County for its first reunion with Hannah Allen of Plainfield Indiana as guest. Rev D W Pike spoke at the gathering. George W Pike was chosen president and Victor Murchison secretary. The group plans annual meetings on the second Sunday in July at the same church inviting all Pikes to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T
Sarah J. Pike
Rock River Friends Church
Chatham County
Hannah Allen
Plainfield
Indiana
D. W. Pike
Rock River Church
George W. Pike
High Point
Victor Murchison
Alamance County
Return From Visit To Pilot Mountain
Ruth and Peggy Joan Culler returned home after a week at Pilot Mountain visiting hosts Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Boyles. They attended two parties in their honor and accompanied Mrs. Boyles to Mount Airy. Also noted: Girls' Pentagon club meets at Miss Leora Hampp's home tonight. Stephens Bible study class meets at Mrs. M. J. Lee's Wednesday with Miss Mattie Perry leading. Mrs. R. J. Skinner, former Burrus Memorial patient, improving and expected home soon. Skinner runs the ready to wear department at Harllee's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Peggy Joan Culler
Pilot Mountain
Delbert Boyles
Mrs. Boyles
Peggy Joan
Mount Airy
R. J. Skinner
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Church Social Dozier Circle to Meet This Evening
The Dozier circle of West End Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock at the hut. All members are urged to be present at this time. Calvary Philatheas to Serve Ice Cream
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Leora Hampp
Dozier
Bozier
West End
Calvary Philatheas
Calvary M. KE. Church
Florence Nightengale Club Outing At Dr Jackson Farm
The Florence Nightengale club held an evening outing at Dr W L Jackson's farm replacing the Y W C A hut meeting. Members swam rowed fished and enjoyed a picnic supper before a business session led by retiring president Miss Johnsie Pugh. New officers include president Miss Hallie Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Florence
Miss Maud Sapp Carraway Returns From Scout Camp
Miss Maud Sapp Carraway returns to her Farriss avenue home after spending time at a Scout camp near Greens. The note records her safe return and outlines her activities at the camp during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Sapp Carraway
Farriss Avenue
Greens
Eye sight defect found in young athlete at target range
A recent incident reveals a athletic young woman discovering near blindness in one eye while shooting. The case illustrates how sight changes can occur without awareness and suggests periodic eye exams to detect such defects early.
Dr Nat Walker Over Hart's Drug Phone 294
Thomasville reports Thursday night activity at First National Bank Blog with Dr Nat Walker over Hart's Drug phone 294 details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Walker
Hart
Thomasville
First National Bank
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Miss Madeline Hoover
Paul Green
R. E. Watkins
Nelson J. Miles
F. E. Sigman
Conway
Ss. C
Carson Cox
Spring Street
Alma Hanes
Robert Clodfelter
Catawba College
Calvary Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harold Parker
Varina
Evelyn Baker
Henry W. Rapp
Wilma Wall
Cooleemee
Louise Livengood
Ray Howard
Sarah
Smith's Grove
Durham
Eleanor
F.S. Lambeth
George Murr
Concord
Frank Murr
School Avenue
SLETS
HR. B. Edwards
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Gladioli
L. Duckworth
Charles Adams
Fayetteville
H. E. Shore
Orlando
Fila
Hilda Holden
Martha Jane Ragland
Roy Warren
Robert Stuart
Roberta Stuart
Milwaukee
Wis
J. R. Stuart
Elizabeth Hedgecock
Roscoe Smith
Paul Shore
State
D. A. R. Work
N. C. Old-Age Pension Association
Etlon
Gooch
Thomas
S. G. Fowler
M. C. Culler
Pauline
City
Terry Stanford
Beatrice Webster
Albemarle
Virginia Beach
Lawrence Hill
Dewitt Holton
Frank Watson
Dover
Ty J
Wilma Lethco
Tate Street
Linwood
Lula Love
Charles Olin Love
Triangle Lake
Detroit, Mich
Harry E. Love
J. J. Corrigan
Canada
Helen Fletcher
Clay
Tommy
Damascus
Fla
Dewitt Jarrett
Mangum Avenue
Charlotte Holden
Bridges Street
Grace King
New York City
Elliott S. Wood
Black Mountain
H. T. Hudson
Mesdames
W. C. Idol
J. J. Cox
C. M. Hauser
Mrs. Elmer Leak
Brushy Mountains
Max Rogers
Denton
High Point College
Roy Armstrong
Guilford General Hospital
Andrew Knight
H. A. Knight
Oakwood Court
Pike Family
Stephens Bible Class
Stephens Bible
M. J. Lee
Lindsay Street
Mattie Perry
Palestine
Miss Sadie Sm
Zella Buck
R Jenkins
G Tysinger
Themittee
Y. W. A. Hut
Florence Nightengale Club
Dr. Jackson Farm
Cian Forest Hotel
Atlantic Coast
J. Mason Alexander
Myrtle Beach, 8. C
Ty Hoe
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