Dinner honors Guilford officials at Jamestown summer home
Mr and Mrs B H A Millie hosted Guilford county schools officials and guests for a relaxed dinner at their Jamestown area summer home. Attendees included J Joyner Whitsett and other board members H W Lambeth Monticello and Miss Mittie E Hill with county superintendent Thomas R Foust. Also noted births include Carol Joyce Stroupe and W F Hedgecock Jr son of Winston-Salem residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. A. Millie
Guilford County
Jamestown
Files
J . Joyner
Whitsett
BH. T. Coble
Greensboro
H. W. Lambeth
Monticello
J. 8. Moore
Reidsville
Thomas R. Foust
Mittie E. Hill
Foust
J. Joyner
County Board of Education
Millis
Coble
Lambeth
8. E. Coltrane
Route 2
Guilford College
W. F. Hedgecock
Winston-Salem
Hedgecock
Pauline Clodfelter
High Point
C. C. Robbins
City
H. M. Richardson
Little Son
Merman, Jr
Midlothian, Va
Look Young With Mello-glo Look Young
Beautiful women with youth ful complexions admire MELLO-GLO the new French face powder. Purest and smoothest powder known. Stays on longer. No flaky or grimy feel. Prevents large pores and never smarts or dries. Blends naturally with any complexion. Demand MELLO-GLO. See and buy.
Freese Heads Emerywood Open House Hostess Committee
Mise Alice Elizabeth Freese serves as chairman of the hostess committee for an Emerywood Country Club open house tomorrow afternoon from four to six. The event inaugurates a new form of entertainment and invites the entire club and families to attend. Miss Freese is assisted by a group of young women planning a varied program of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Alice Elizabeth Freese
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Freese
Legion Auxiliary officers election to be held on lawn
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its officers election and a business session this evening at eight on the Welch home lawn Greensboro road. Reports on the Greens boro state meeting August 26 28 will be shared and a large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mra. J
Miss Virl Andrews Weds Carl W Spencer in Trinity
Miss Virl Andrews and Carl W Spencer were married in a nine o clock ceremony at the bride’s Trinity home officiated by Dr Herman T Stevens. The couple plan a bridal tour and will reside in Gary Indiana after July 26 at 578 Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Virl Andrews
Carl Webb Spencer
Gary
Indiana
Herman T. Stevens
Asheboro
Bristol
Spencer
M. V. Andrews
High Point College
Eer Atlas
Carl L. Spencer
Iinola Steel Company
Delaware Street
O. M. Andrews
High Vinega
Mélva Massey
Cary, N. C
Carrie Crawford
Gurney Peace
Trirfity
Kansas visitor honored at Lexington bridge party
Mrs. T F Taylor of Fort Riley Kansas was honored at a Lexington social bridge gathering hosted by Mrs J M Neese and Mrs David Sink on East Center Street. High score went to Mrs Richard Phillips with consolation prizes to Mrs HK Pinch. Guests included brides Mrs Bert Baker and Mrs John Raper. A milk lingerie gift was presented to the honoree. A light salad course and desserts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
T. F. Taylor
Fort Riley
Kansas
J. M. Neese
David Sink
Neese
East Center Street
Richard Phillips
HK. Pinch
Bert Baker
John Raper
Taylor
Fred ©. Sink
John J. LePage
Charlies Young
Young Methodists to Lake Junaluska Assembly
Twenty two members of the First Methodist church depart for Lake Junaluska for a week at the annual young people's assembly. Names include Ruth Craver Eunice Arnold Mary McCain Alta Craver Mary Virginia Surratt Virginia Johnson Johnsie Koonts Helen Phillips Nevada Sheets Helen Hall Cornelia Watkins Christine Veatal James Crouse Elmer Crouse Leonard Craver Howard Farabee Ray McCrary Cletus Beck Everett Sechrest Leonard Surratt Olen Easter and Mrs J F Spruill who will teach a Missions class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Lake Junaluska
Redwine Family Returns From Chicago Exposition Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Redwine and daughters Sarah and Martha have returned from Chicago after spending two weeks at the Century of Progress Exposition attending exhibits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Redwine
Sarah
Martha
Chicago
Daniel and Bingham Visit Winston-Salem on Business
J. M. Daniel Jr. and Dr. J. P. Bingham spent Wednesday afternoon in Winston-Salem on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Daniel, Jr
J. P. Bingham
Winston-Salem
Taylor Family Reunion Held in Randolph County
A large gathering of the Taylor family and friends met Wednesday evening July 18 at the Hayworth home on the Asheboro road Randolph county to honor Mrs. Walker Taylor and her daughter Mamie Taylor now of Atlanta Georgia. Attendees from outside the county included Mrs. Walker Taylor Mamie Taylor Edd Allred and daughter Mrs. Elmer Garrett and two daughters Rev and Mrs BE W Jones of High Point. More than fifty people aged three to seventy attended for a lawn dinner and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
G. W. Hayworth
Asheboro Road
Randolph County
Walker Taylor
Mamie Taylor
Atlanta
Hayworth
Atlanta, Ga
Edd Allred
Elmer Garrett
Greensboro
BE. W. Jones
High Point
Mrs James Hall and Children Visit Relatives
Mrs James Hall and her children are spending the week with relatives at Reeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Reeds
Mrs BD A Tesh Returns Home From Enterprise Visit
Mrs BD A Tesh has returned home after spending several days with relatives at Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. BD
Tesh
Enterprise
Furniture executives attend High Point show
Numa Leonard and Charles Craver of Piedmont Furniture spent Wednesday at the High Point furniture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numa Leonard
Charles Craver
Piedmont Furniture Company
High Point
Miss Jane Stainback Guest of Miss Mary Morris Terry
Miss Jane Stainback of Charlotte is spending the week as a guest of Miss Mary Morris Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stainback
Charlotte
Mary Morris Terry
Mrs Rabb Welcome Miss Jones To Cedar Mountain Visit
Miss Margaret Jones departed Sunday for Cedar Mountain to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. Rabb as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jones
Cedar Mountain
Mrs
W. Rabb
Minnie Hargrave Circle Met At Mrs Farabee Home
The Minnie Hargrave Circle of the First M E church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Joe Farabee's West Second Avenue home with Mrs. R E Shepherd as associate hostess. Mrs. John Craver chaired the session. devotional by Mrs. Lee McCain on Laughter followed by a poem by Mrs. W L Criplivér. Ten members and three visitors attended the social hour with tea and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hargrave
M.E. Church
Joe Farabee
West Second Avenue
R. E. Shepherd
John Craver
Lee McCain
W.L. Cfiplivér
Births of Charlies Randall Pope and Claude Reitzel
Mr and Mrs Thomes D Pope announce the birth of a son Charlies Randall on Wednesday July 11 Mrs and Mrs A M Peace of Burton street extension announce the birth of a son Claude Reitzel today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Randall Pope
Mrs. Thomes D. Pope
Charlies Randall
A. M. Peace
Burton Street Extension
Claude Reitzel
Niwanian Erosion Talk Outlines City Lake Plan
Kiwanis club hears forester Charles H. Plory discuss erosion control for the city lake watershed. A survey shows the lake has lost capacity and could fill with silt in about 40 years without action. A committee is formed to seek city backing for an erosion control program at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Plory
Kiwanis Club
Bilwood Hotel
Stepa
Hearts
Chamber of Commerce-Civic Club
Tom Sprinkle
Hugh Smart
Henry Jennings
Frank J. Sikemore
Chamber of Commerce
Spiders Glide Through Air Without Wings
The passage notes that young spiders can travel long distances by climbing high spots and spinning long threads to glide, despite lacking wings.
Textile Workers Gather in Salisbury for Union Convention
The North Carolina Federation of Textile Workers meets in Salisbury on July 21 with executive sessions next day. International president Thomas F. McMahon, Francis J. Gorman, P. R. Christopher, R. R. Lawrence, George Googe and other leaders are expected to attend to review the June 2 strike settlement and related reports.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Mr. and
Mrs. Millis
Leonard Stroupe
Carol Joyce
South Main Street
F. Hedgecock, JR
Whit
Moffitt’s
North Main
CG. GC. Venable
Mary Jane
J. Lee Charles
W. B. Thacker
Coy B. Moose, Jr
Mrs. W. Bose
Badin
N. CO
Sarah Davie
Elizabeth Hoffman
Concord
Sarah Jarrett
Ebidise Ingram
Duke University
Frea Ingram
Enellea Street
Mises Bess Wilson
Montreat
Dorothy Kirkman
East Broad Street
Miss Wilson
Miss Kirkman
Mise Freeze
Hostess Committee
Legion Auxiliary
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cecil Drug Store
North Main Street
Friendly Garden Club
Friends Playground
Archdale
A. C. Bergeron
F. A. Carroll
P. L. Cox
J. W. Kittle
R. L. Dean
HH. GC. Morgan
E. H. Garris
8. Wilson, Jr
W. L. Kivett
J. W. Bolton
Martha Parsons
Ruth Kersey
Gladis Kivett
Lebanon
Rainbow Sunday School
M. P. Church
North Side
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Carl W. Spencer
C. H Forcum
Davidson Hospital
A. Petra, Jr
Dermot Weaver
Jimmie
Thomas Bailey
North State Street
Randolph
Flory
City Lake
Salisbury
America
Lyles Chevrolet CO
N. Main
Greyhound Buses
Greyhound
Ieahe Ae Ohone An
E. Mee
Atlantic
Gibson Ice Cream Company
N. Main St
Armand
Woodbury’s
Paris
Jergen
LUXOR
Lady Esther
Cecil
Willard
Mary T. Goldman
Haley
Williams
Magnesia
Price
National Market CO
Lamb
Black Hawk
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