Local Social Notes Highlight Bristol Visitors and Trips
Mrs. Ray Burt and daughter Elsie Gray of Bristol Tenn guest Mrs. Sam Vance in Guthrie. Numerous residents visited relatives in Abingdon, Mt Airy, Winston-Salem, High Point, and Durham. Travelers and day trips include fishing on Neuse River and visits by the Linvilles, Raglands, and Shores among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Burt
Elsie Gray
Bristol, Tenn
Sam Vance
Guthrie
T. M. Roberta
Amelia Sutton
Abingdon
Majorie Cooke
Evelyn Huff
Lena Rivers
Hielda
Wilson Fulp
Seymore
Elmo Angel
Carolina
Myrtle Heades
Pete Walker
Roanoke Va
Jim Walker
J. Harmon Linville
W. R. McCain
Thes Huff
Myrtle Beach
Edgar Shore
Henry
Jim
Sotheimer
Rebecca R Bodenheimer
Jimmie Bodenheimer
Troy
Condor
Meta Ragland
Lower Light
James Taylor
James Taylor, Jr
Badia
Dewey V. Musten
Kemp Vance
Bud Pilcher
Victor Kirkman
Neuse
Minnesotte Beach
Richard Whitaker
Margaret Hubbard
West Chester
James Senter
Albemarne
J. A. Linville
Anna Rights
Winston- Salem
W. C. Stafford
W. H. Morton
Phin Ragland
Philip Kerner
Durham
P Carter
Kernersville News
Birth Announced for Walter Monroe Cole
Mr and Mrs Clyde B Coleman announce the birth of a son Walter Monroe on Saturday July 16 at their home 521 Amos Street The report lists other community notices including church meetings and auxiliary group gatherings across Lebanon and nearby towns with times and host addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Coleman
Walter Monroe
Amos Street
Beauty Shop Boosts Services At Friendly Shop
A readable note praises the Friendly Shop for new beauty offerings, highlighting the facial couch experience and convenient first floor location with ample parking. It lauds operators Maxine Bergman Joy Johnson and Mozell Turpin and promises complete beauty services at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Predericc Mae
Maxine Bergman
Joy Johnson
Mozell Turpin
Historical Day events highlight Roanoke Island program
Local historical groups join statewide sponsors for Historical Day on Saturday July 23 at Fort Raleigh theatre. The program features speeches and music around Paul Green’s The Lost Colony performed thrice weekly to mark the 351st anniversary of Roanoke Island’s first settlement. Mrs John Huske Anderson of Raleigh chairs the state committee, with Mrs John Welborn of this city also on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Island
Fort Raleigh
Paul Green
New World
John Huske Anderson
Raleigh
North Carolina Society
United Daughters O Confederacy
The
Daughters of Colonial Wars
John &. Welborn
Miss Anne Beck Hosts Tenth Birthday Party
Miss Anne Beck celebrated her tenth birthday at her Naomi street home in Randleman with games and contests. Edith Ann Luther and Nancy Pickard won prizes, guests enjoyed a cold refreshments course, and the honoree received many gifts. Katharine Talley and Mary Council later hosted guests at Miss Cornell’s home in honor of Mrs. Marion Wall of Tarboro with about thirty attendees and a gift for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Anne Beck
Naomi Street
Edith Ann Luther
Nancy Pickard
Katharine Talley
Mary Council
Cornell
Marion Wall
Tarboro
Willing Workers Class Meets at Mrs Hardin Home
The Willing Workers class of the M P church met Monday night at Mrs Cletus Hardin's home. Miss Rozelle Smith as president presided with Mrs Ross Weed in charge of the dual program and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Moravian Church
E. B. Kapp
Sam Jr
Margaret Allen
Lebanon
Jamestown
High Point Union of Methodist
Jamestown M. E
Marge Nelson Kiser
Richard Short
Methodist
M. P. Church
Cletus Hardin
Rozelle Smith
Ross Weed
Series of Bridge and Rock Parties Feature Social Week at Thomasville
Thomasville social week features five tables of bridge at Mrs J Roy Proctor s home honoring Mrs Theodore Smith of Greensboro nee Miss Lela Maude Boyles. Guests include Mrs Liston Pope of New Haven Conn and many local residents. A second party at Mrs C L White Jr s home on Spring Street also featured bridge and rook with prizes such as crystal, bath powder and towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. Roy Proctor
Lexington Avenue
Theodore Smith
Greensboro
Lela Maude Boyles
Alvah Boyles
Proctor
Liston Pope
New Haven
Conn
R. L. Pope
A de Covington
Due Pennington
Mesdames Smith
Glenn Pen
Mesdames C. L. White, Jr
C. L. White
Spring Street
W. G. Smith
Astra
Frank Murr
W. E. Tomlinson
Glenn Pennington
Jo An Walker
Bill Myers
James B. Lambeth
Cleero Cox
John Pennington
Asheboro Woman To Leave Monday For Women's Meet In Budapest
Misa Kate Hammer owner of a local millinery shop will leave Monday to attend the third annual congress of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women in Budapest Hungary. She sails from New York on the Queen Mary with 26 other U S club members and will visit England Cologne and Heidelberg before arriving in Budapest August 2. The delegation will later visit Switzerland Paris and Cherbourg returning to New York August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Misa Kate Hammer
International Federation of Business and Professional Women
Budapest
Hungary
Miss Hammer
New York
Queen Mary
P. W
United States
North Carolina
England
Cologne
Heidel
Germany
Vienna
Ausand
Budapeat
Lena Madison Phillips
League of Nations
International Labor Office
Switzerland
Lucerne
Geneva
Paris
Cherbourg
Europe
Mies Hammer
Birthday Celebration for Nora Hughes Featured Program
A program was presented and a handkerchief shower given to Miss Nora Hughes in honor of her birthday. Delicious sandwiches and lemonade followed the celebration.
Social notes from High Point and surrounding towns
Visitors from High Point Lexington Raleigh and Morehead City are noted. People travel for week ends funerals and family visits including Ruth Ellington Molly Beck and Anne Beck, Katherine Talley Claude Pickett, Everett Pugh funeral, J B Davis and C C Maresh, and Mrs Freeman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Branson Ellington
High Point
Katherine
Mary Louise Talley
Molly Beck
Lexington
M. C. Beck
Mary Council
Katherine Talley
Claude Pickett
Raleigh
Anne
W. J. Sumner
Alabama
Adn
Maniey Millikan Geet
Morehead City
I.vis
Mrs Hayden Royster Tucker Return From Paradise Point
Mrs. J. F. Hayden and Mrs. Royster Tucker with their children came back to their home Friday night after spending three weeks at Paradise Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Royster Tucker
Paradise Point
Stain-Prooping Aids Protect Bricks From Dampness
A new preparation guards brick stone concrete and stucco against dampness prevents staining and dirt buildup while preserving appearance and longevity.
Moonlight Brightness Through Quarters Described
A report notes the moon appears brighter in the first quarter than in the third, highlighting changes in its visible phase and height above the horizon. Observers suggest atmospheric conditions may influence perceived brightness.
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Kernersville
Guilford Lake
Coltrane
Vernon Coltrane
Sumner
Bob Williams
Kinley
Frank Potts
Colfax
Mae Stafford
Greens
William
Woodrow Caudle
CG. A. Ree
Lo? Aeony
Zora
Hendrix
Cr. Smith
Frnestine
Rolina Beach
Carl R. Kerner
Bannerik
8. P. Montgomery
Steele Street
Virginia
M. P
First Methodist Church
M. P. Harrell
J. H. Walker
Circle Four
Glenn Perry
Girls’ Auxiliary
South Side Baptist Church
Maxine McDowell
Proctor Street
Atmd
First Baptisty
M. A
Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Lebanon Society
Christian Endeavors#0elety of
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
WE Symington
Cee
Waldert Astoria
Ann
Cida
Ward Street
Beauty Shop
Helen Curtis
Beauty Service
Gladys Robinson
Esther Barnhill
Leslie
Myrtle
Russell Street
Willowbrook Street
Dial
Consult
Enterprise
Beauty School
North Main Street
Lois Lambeth
Lake Junaluska
Unity Methodist Church
Guy R. Dudley
Winston-Salem
J. W. Oyles
Wester Street
Friay
J. W. Peacock
East Main Street
George Cox
Salisbury
Bobby
Jerome Rapp
Carson Cox, Jr
Gilbert Snyder
Campillamore
Martha Frances Armstrong
Mary Davis
Gastonia
Mary Alice Hoover
Miss Hoover
Elisabeth Clarkson
Highland
Alliene
Linville
Biltmore
Miss June Crawford
Nelson
York
8. C
EB. Gettys Nunn
Asheboro High School
Eton College
Holland
Robert A. Holland
Balfour
Pilot Mountain
China Grove
McCrary Mills
McCrary Eagles
Goring
Lizzie Gooch
Egular
Taffeta Remnants
ETS Department Store
Pather Grorgh
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