Mrs. N. S. Stirewalt Elected New Head Of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. N. S. Stirewalt was elected president of the local American Legion Auxiliary at its final meeting held at Mrs. J. C. Welch’s home on Greensboro road. Officers chosen include Chester O. Ensign as first vice president and L. W. Flythe as second vice president, with Miss Myrtle Titman as recording secretary and Mrs. Vera Marsh as treasurer. Delegates to the Fayetteville Department Conference in August were named, along with alternates. The meeting featured a School of the Dance program by Miss Vesta Copeland and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. Welch
Greensboro Road
N. S. Stirewalt
C. A. York
Chester O. Ensign
L. W. Flythe
Myrtle Titman
York
Department
Fayetteville
Stirewall
Lewis Teague
Jack Burrus
David T. Yow
J. W. King
Vera Marsh
Herbert Dunkelberger
David Croker
I. T. Mann
Otee
National Bulletin
Vesta Copeland
School of the Dance
Juanita Lee
Little Nancy Fulp
Trinity
Dorothy Dean Davis
Edith Crooks
Walter Hedrick
Meeting on the Patio Ended with Refreshments Served
The event was conducted on the patio of the home where the meeting took place. At the end Mrs. Welch and associate hostesses Mesdames Jack Burris, Herbert Dunkelberger and Lloyd Flythe served an ice refreshment to the unusually large gathering.
Circles Sponsor Girls Baseball Game at Willis Park
South Main M. J. church circles one and two sponsor a girls baseball game Tuesday evening July 30 at Willis Park. Proceeds benefit the church fund. Managerial duties include Mrs Gatewood Smith formerly Lois Stout leading one team and Miss Annabelle Sowers leading the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
M. J. Church
Willis Park
Gatewood Smith
Lois Stout
Annabelle Sowers
Local Woman Wins Recipe Endorsement from Better Homes and Gardens
Mrs. Jack V. Thompson of High Point earns a national certificate of recipe endorsement for Quick Light Rolls from Better Homes and Gardens. The award includes six stamped copies and aims to recognize creative home cooking and raise recipe standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack V. Thompson
Parkway
High Point
Better Homes and Gardens
Thompson
Parker House
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Miss Thelma Oakley
Miss Thelma Oakley honored at a Friday surprise party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Suggs and Miss Doris Myers at the Suggs home. Attendees included Julia Brown Mildred Lopp Letty Jester Doris Myers Dot Ingram Lib Suggs and others with cake and iced drinks served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oakley
Elizabeth Suggs
Misses Suggs
Doris Myers
Thelma Oakley
Julia Brown
Mildred Lopp
Letty Jester
Dot Ingram
Dot Ingram, “Lib” Suggs, Mrs. Mary Louise Webster, Messrs. Paul Brigman
Doug Howard
Rip” Hethcox
Jack Myers
Edgar Clapp
Curtis Morehead
John Baker
Gene Baird
Miss Edith Huston Weds Dr James B Richardson in Portland
Miss Edith I Huston daughter of Mrs John Huston of Kenilworth Portland Maine marries Dr James B Richardson of this city in a July ceremony at the bride’s home. Canon Ernest A Pressey officiated and the couple flew to Charleston for the 262nd Coast Artillery encampment after a brief reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith I. Huston
James B. Richardson
John Huston
Kenilworth Street
Portland
Ernest A. Pressey
Thomas Houston
Thomas Huston
Paul W. Smith
State Street
Deering High School
Family Welfare Society of
Richardson
E. E. Richardson
Leaksville
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Charleston
S. C
262Nd Coast Artillery
National Guard
Turner Family Returns from New England Tour
Mr and Mrs J C Turner and daughter Alice Rae return from a two weeks trip through New England visiting Sherbrooke and Montreal Canada. They prepared three dozen rolls baked in a moderately hot oven at 375 degrees for about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Turner
Alice Rae
New England States
Sherbrooke
Montreal
Canada
Guffey Coal Bill Delayed Awaiting Tax Policy
Washington and ongoing coal wage talks shape a pending delay as the Guffey stabilization bill awaits the completion of President Roosevelt's tax policy. Chairman Samuel B Hill said no further action would occur until those policies are formulated, risking any act before the July 31 soft coal strike deadline. Negotiations with bituminous operators resume next Thursday, six days before the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel B. Hill
Dwash
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Hill
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Bride and Groom Honored At Party
Mr and Mrs C C Crawford and Mrs W S Michael hosted at their Oak Hill Forest home Friday July 19 honoring Mr and Mrs A L Faircloth married July 6 at Norfolk Virginia. The shower gifted many beautiful and useful items. Music provided by Charles Hester Ted Hilliard Luther Strume and Winifred Hester. Attendees included Banks Totten W A Hester Tom Hedrick W S Michael C Crawford L F Pinkston C B Houser Robert Hulin Lloyd Chappell Vivian Rogers Beatrice Warner Edith Ruth Hester J W White Gilbert Lewis Winfred Charles Hester Charles McDonald Luther Strume and Ted Hilliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crawford
W. S. Michael
Oak Hill Forest
A. L. Faircloth
Norfolk
Gilbert Lewis
Winfred
Charles Hester
Charles McDonald
Luther Strume
Ted Hilliard
Louise Brown Birthday Party Hosted by H I Brown Family
Mr and Mrs H I Brown entertained with a children's party at their East Lexington Avenue home on Saturday afternoon for their daughter Louise who turned five. The decor featured cut flowers and a green and white color theme. Nancy Jane Jones won a prize in a party game and many gifts were given to the honoree.
Bridge Party Honors Lincoln Visitor At Emery Wood Club
Mrs John C Abels entertained at Emery Wood Country Club on Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Leila Liesvelt from Lincoln Nebraska. Three bridge tables were in play and summer flowers adorned the rooms. Miss Liesvelt received a crocheted bag while Miss Valette J Harriss held the high score and won a double deck. An ice course followed for the guests including Mesdames Herman Smith Jette J Harriss Carson James Armstrong and Mrs Foy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Liesvelt
Lincoln
Nebraska
John C. Abels
Bridge
Emerywood Country Club
Valette J. Harriss
Liesvelt
Abels
Lelesvelt
An King
Ruth Bowne
France Jas
Alice MacRaenald
Community gathering with desserts served by Mrs Brown
Mrs Brown provided ice cream and cake at a local event attended by Mary McNeill Mary Lee Barnes Sam Ozment Billy Jones Nancy Jane Jones Jean Montgomery Hilda Rose Mitchell Doris Gant Bill Hoke Jane Hoke Pauline Brock Mac Brock Barbara Ann Schram Billy Ann Slate Mac Greenway Jr H I Brown Jr The listing notes the various attendees without stating the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Mary McNeill
Mary Lee Barnes
Sammy Ozment
Billy
Nancy Jane Jones
Jean Montgomery
Hilda Rose Mitchell
Doris Gant
Bill and
Jane Hoke
Pauline
Mac Brock
Barbara Ann Schram
Billy Ann Slate
Mac Greenway, Jr
H. I. Brown, Jr
Colgate Salsbury Born In New York
Mr and Mrs Charles Salsbury of New York City announce the birth of a son on Thursday July 18 at New York Hospital Mrs Salsbury before her marriage was Miss Edith Colga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate Salsbury
New York
Charles Salsbury
New York City
New York Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Minard
Aristocrat Beauty Shop
Main St
Gantt Apt
Miss Crotts
Penney’s
Circles
Rankin Memorial C. E. Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Rankin Memorial M. P
Callie Loflin
Green Street
W. M
Main Street
MERTS
M. E. Women's Missionary Society
Euzelian
Eurelian
Green Street Baptist Church
City Lake Park
Park
Mooresville
Miss Gates
Miss Elsie Gates
Howell Street
Lock
Howell
Him Streets
Miss Margaret
Jaber Wrenn
East Green Street
M. P. Wrenn
Carl Nelson
Guffey
Ednesday
W. Hairr
Doncasse Franklin
Mabe
Dutton Twilight
Gooch
Thomas
Louise Brown
Ideal Beauty Security Bank
Bidg
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
S. Main Street
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