Mrs J C Pennington Hosts Tea for Bride at Thomasville
Mrs J C Pennington entertained at Randolph Street home for a tea honoring Mrs Clai borne Pennington bride of the late spring. Guests were greeted by a receiving line in the living room and later moved to the dining room with summer flowers and lace cloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
T. Austin Finch
Fred Gray
Pennington
H. R. Kyser
W. B. Norment
Greensboro
Virginia Pennington
New London
Nancy Kyser
Mary Jane Zollicoffer
Evelyn Baker
Walter Newby
Ellen Mae Pegg
Roy Proctor
W. W. Rankin
Durham
Will Jansen
Winterhaven
Fla
C. R. Zeigler
John Scarborough
Wadesboro
Dorothy Moore
New York
Nola Panland
Burnsville
N. C
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
Frank Marr
Beulah Norment
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Elizabeth Blair
Theresa Hoover
Margaret and Pennington
New Lonon
R. C. Aldridge
W. L. Baker
T. BE. Jennings
D. A. Long
James E. Lambeth
Mamie Harris
Bertram Heathcote
Douglas Crutchfield
R. G. Jennings
Clarence F. Gibson
Carleton H. Newby
W. G. Pennington
F. S. Lambeth
C. M. Pickens
J. O. Elliott
Kate Norment
Thursday bridge club luncheon at Mamie Harris home
Members of the Thursday bridge club enjoyed a 1 o clock luncheon at Mamie Harris's Randolph street home. Tables featured sweet pea arrangements and other flowers. After a three course meal, two bridge tables played. W. E. Tomlinson won high score with a luncheon cloth and Carson Cox was runner up for a flower holder. Other members present included Mesdames W. B. Tomlinson Cox Robert Rapp John R. Myers J. W. Hawthorne Walter Rapp G. W. Lyles and Charles F. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Harris
Randolph Street
W. E. Tomlinson
Carson Cox
Mesdames
W. B. Tomlinson
Robert Rapp
John R. Myers
J. W. Hawthorne
Walter Rapp
G. W. Lyles
Charles F. Phillips
Governor Hoey Visits Ra leigh Hosts Lambeth Home
Governor Clyde R. Hoey of Raleigh visited Monday afternoon and stopped at the home of Mr and Mrs James E Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Hoey
Raleigh
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville Garden Club Delights Members at Home
The Thomasville Garden club met Tuesday morning at Mrs Nat Walkers home with associate hostess Mrs John Hall. President Mrs John R Myers led business and a program on Care of the Midsummer Garden featured by Mrs R C Bevan and Mrs E C Leonard. Mrs Leonard read on Mrs J O Cook who presented a paper while Mrs Bevan spoke on July Reminders followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mrs J B Hix Hosts Missionary Society at Main Street Church
Mrs J B Hix entertained the Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street church on Monday evening with Mrs Ernest Freedle as associate hostess. Miss Marie Jones presided in the president’s absence as plans began for a church directory project this summer.
Marian Martin Frock Pattern For Sporting Events
Ad promotes Marian Martin pattern 9162 for misses and women sizes 12 through 40. Describes square neckline, panel effect, pleats, and short sleeves for casual sport outfits suitable for picnics, tennis, and porch lounging. Include pattern diagram, price 15 cents, book 15 cents, order from The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Travel
Betty Green recovers at home after tonsil removal. Charles Wilson dies in Wilson Mills prompting Ralph Wilson family travel. Betsy Blue from Raleigh visits Mare Livengood. Mary Lois Jester to visit relatives in Wagram. Ernest Freedle and son return from Myrtle Beach. Lee Blalock and Mrs Phillips host guests. June Lindamood to Bluefield West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Green
Paul Green
Trinity Road
Ralph Wilson
Wilson Mills
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Betsy Blue
Raleigh
Mare Livengood
Mary Lois Jester
Dave MacJester
Wagram
Ernest Freedle
Ernest, Jr
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Lee Blalock
Greensboro
Raymond Phillips
J. W. Lindamood
June Lindamood
Bluefield
W. Va
Randleman Dinner Honors L D Vuncannon on 44th Birthday
Mrs L D Vuncannon hosted a lawn picnic at her Hardin street home in Randleman honoring her husband’s 44th birthday. Attendees included W W Coe Asheboro route 2 J C Allred Asheboro route 2 C O Hardin and family Randleman C H Underwood and daughter Central Falls Elwood Cox and son Central Falls W L Underwood and family Deaton Randleman Elmer Moody and daughter Asheboro Joe Connor and family Forrest Mathews of Charlotte with his parents W F Mathews. Also noted were visits from Mrs John Betts Burgaw Miss Mary Huff Holland College Va Miss Margaret Covington Durham Rev John Covington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Randleman
L. D. Vuncannon
Hardin Street
W. W. Coe
Randleman
J. C. Allred
Asheboro
C. O. Hardin
C. H. Underwood
Elwood Cox
Central Falls
W. L. Underwood
Deaton
Elmer Moody
Joe Connor
Forrest Mathew
Charlotte
W. F. Mathews
John Betts
Burgaw
Epsie Woolen
Mary Huff
Holland College
Margaret Covington
Durham
John Covington
Rachel Talley
James Ellington
High Point
Leo Smith
Guilford College
Belle Smith
Charles Holden
Greensboro
Dorothy
Estelle Deane
Wyco
W. Va
A. B. Candle
Betty Candle
Mary Louise Talley
Annie Lee Hancock
J. O. Pickard
Country Club Plans Watermelon Feed for Sunday
Cards issued to Emerywood Country club members announce a watermelon feed Sunday afternoon July 18 at 5 o clock with ice cold melons and cantaloupes available. A club picnic supper is planned for August, announced by John C. Abels club secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels Club
Local residents listed in Randleman area
Fred Vincannon and daughter Mrs. C C Stevens with children Miss Thelma Brown of Randleman Miss Marion Clapp Randleman route 1 Wayne Brown Frank Wilson of Asheboro Miss Doris Simpson and Miss Vertie Lewallen of Randleman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vincannon
C. C. Stevens
Thelma Brown
Randleman
Marion Clapp
Wayne Brown
Frank Wilson
Asheboro
Doris Simpson
Vertie Lewallen
Advice Column: Handling a Disrespectful Suitor at Parties
In a letters column, Mary seeks guidance after a boy she dated made crude remarks at a party. The adviser suggests politeness and distant courtesy, warns it may affect social circles, and urges rejection of the inappropriate suitor while noting a real gentleman would not have demeaned her.
Local residents visit family and attend church events
Mr and Mrs A R Parker and sons Bobby and Gene of Birmingham Alabama visit Mrs Parker's parents Mr and Mrs M Pope on Willowbrook Street. Mrs Houston Saunders Everett Grubb and Worth Grant attend B T U Conference at Ridgecrest representing Hilliard Memorial Baptist church. Miss Zula Mae Spencer visits Asheboro grandmother. Mrs R L Brinson and children, with her father A K Schoch, Sr., travel to Myrtle Beach for a month at Ole Miss cottage. Pauline Wright of Polkton visits aunt Mrs R T Preslar at 211 Kennedy Street for about a week. Mr and Mrs A A Koontz return to Alberta Apartments after ten days at Virginia Beach. Marie Snider and Billa Lou Taylor leave for Camp Betty Hastings near Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.R. Parker and Sons
Bobby and
Gene
Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. Parker
Mrs
M. Pope
Willowbrook Street
Houston Saunders
Everett Grubb
Worth Grant
Ridgecrest
Hilliard Memorial Aptist Church
R. L. Brinson
A. K. Schoch, Sr
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Ole Miss
Pauline Wright
Polkton
R. T. Preslar
Kennedy Street
Diet Items Highlight American Consumption Patterns
The average American yearly diet totals 62 pounds of beef 12 pounds of coffee 102 pounds of sugar 177 pounds of flour 180 pounds of potatoes and 918 pounds of milk, illustrating the scale of staple purchases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Pennington
Garys Een Ale
Gary
Sample Shoe Store
North Main Street
Marjorie Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Mary
Zula Mae Spencer
J. G. Spencer
A. A Koontz
Alberta Apartments
Virginia Beach
Marie Snider
Billa Lou Taylor
Camp Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
West Green
Tryon Streets
West End
T. BB. L
West End Baptist Church
Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Myrtle McCorkle
Chestnut Street
D. A. Cooke
Clara Caudill
North Wilkesboro
Econ
Ladies
Rayon
Rayon Taffeta
Nucraft
Batiste
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