Bride-Elect Miss Idol Honored At Asheboro Bridge
Bess Idol, August bride-elect, honored at an Asheboro bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. T Barnes. Guests included Miss Clara Coble and Mrs M Pinnix Jr with prizes, a three course repast, and nuptial themed favors. Idol later to be honored at a Greensboro party hosted by Miss Bebe Knight and Mrs Clyde Ritch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Idol
Asheboro Bridge
Hares &. Coble
Detroit
Mich
Guilford College
Asheboro
T. Barnes
Ralpher
Clara Coble
M. Pinnix, Jr
Coble
Miss Idol
Paul Sanders
John W. Clinard, Jr
William Green Ralph Snyder
Annabella King
City
J. Harmon Linville
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Kernersville
Fanny Lee Knight
Kansas City
Idol
Bebe Knight
Clyde Ritch
Greensboro
Last Attractive Bingo Party Celebrates Mrs Sechier
Carl W. Sechier the former Miss Kate was honored at a bingo party at Gibeon clubrooms North Main Street. Guests included Mrs Shields Mrs Reavis Mrs T rebaugh and many friends with prizes awarded for high low and second scores plus a breakfast ware hostesses gift and tea course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carl W. Sechier
Kate
Ane
Mesdames
BR. Shields
John A. Reavis
Mra. T. Trebaugh
Winston-Salem
Gibeon
North Main Street
Helen Smith
Katie Sue Stanfield
Tony Simeon
Sechier
Mary Ruth Seward
Ila Hensler
Rosalie
Elizabeth Shields
Gladys Billington
Mesdames Tony Simeon
Andrew Smith
Robert Craughan
Charles Kearns
Thomasville
Otle Sain
Greensboro
Social notes list illnesses arrivals and visits around town
Mrs C A McMurray remains ill at Sunset drive home. Miss Nell Norrie of Richmond arrives to visit Miss latearet Grayson on North Main. Mrs J S Loftin and Mr and Mrs P M Dailey leave for Clinton to visit Loflin family. Mr and Mrs James Garner of Spartanburg are visiting J R Young on 10 Montheur avenue. Mrs W R Brackett of High Point with Mrs Henry L Loma and son return home after Carolina Beach trip. Little Miss Ivey Pearl Dean and Miss Alice Cander return from Denton. Lt R F J Johnson of the US Navy and Mr Johnson visit W L Tabb family on Parkway. Charlotte Zimmerman recovering from measles at West Farriss avenue. Miss Davia Lae Teague returns to Richmond after two weeks with grandmother Mrs W J Allen on Carr street. aunts D E B Tucker and Evelyn Allen accompany. Odell Lindsay and Charles Lee Amos attend Miss Anne Haynes party at Starmount to honor Julia Brent Byrum of Greensboro who departs for Hollywood. dinner hosted by Mrs Hallie Greenway Byrum on North Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey Pearl Dean
South Main Street
Alice Candier
M. J. Grubb
Denton
Davia Lae Teague
Richmond
W. J. Allen
Carr Street
D. EB. Tucker
Evelyn Allen
Odell Lindsay
Charles Lee Amos
Anne Haynes
Starmount Country Club
Julia Brent Byrum
Greensboro
Hollywood
California
Hallie Greenway Byrum
Byrum
North Elm Street
Mr. Morton Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Grady Morton hosted a surprise party at 464 South Main Street for her husband Mr. Morton on his twenty fourth birthday. Sixteen guests attended and gifts were exchanged before refreshments served by Mrs. Morton. The Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor plans an ice cream sale all day Saturday at 1436 South Main Street to raise funds for church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Morton
South Main Street
Mr. Morton
Morton
Welch Memorial CR
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Welch Memorial Methodist
William Smith
Miss Abels Fetes Two Visitors At Buffet Supper
Miss Abels hosts a buffet supper at Emery wood Country club in her honor for visitors Miss Mary Jean Grant from Asheville and Miss Helen Sisk of Waynesville. About sixty guests attended with guests enjoying a self-serve table and decorative summer flowers throughout the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Grant
Helen Sisk
Misa Betty
Abela
Abele
Emerywood Country Club
Mies Abels
Baby contest registration continues despite rain in city
The Better Baby Conference and Beautiful Child contest see registrations from High Point, Denton, and Thomasville amid bad weather. Registration at 8106 South Main Street offers free parking and confirms plans to expand coupon distribution to nearby towns for contestant convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Rostian
Denton
Thomasville
South Main Street
Bostiane
Sedgefield Lawn Party Dance Invites Members and Guests
Colorful red lanterns announce the Sedgefield Country Club Lawn Party Dance at the manor on Saturday July 29. The event starts at an unspecified time in the Manor ballroom with outdoor lawn and terrace seating, music by Dick Jones and his Collegians from the University of Tennessee, featuring Red Watson and Archie McIntyre. Attendance is limited to club members and their guests with ballroom admission by card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Manor
Dick Jones
Collegians
University of Tennessee
Red Watson
Archié McIntyre
Vocaliata
Sedgefield
Guilford County
Randleman Party Honors Misses Hardin and Conley
Mrs L M Abstain and Mrs Louise Allred hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the home of the former to honor Miss Myra Jean Mardin and Miss Treva Conley on their shared birthday. The event featured a birthday song, games, refreshments, and gifts for the honorees. attendees included Margaret Christenberry Bobby Anne Candle Sally Coleman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie B. Taylor
Erelyn Frasier
Lucille Daniela
Anne Lee Trogdon
Nancy Allred
Margaret Whitson
Mrs
D. D. Story
Mrs W E Tomlinson Hosts Thomasville Clubs For Bride
Mrs W E Tomlinson entertained the Ace of Clubs and Thur day bridge clubs at her Sunrise Avenue home to honor Mrs Theodore Smith of Greensboro. Seven tables of bridge plus tea service followed by prizes and a luncheon, with guests including Mrs Rob ert McDonald and Miss Katherine Covington, bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. FE. Tomilinson
Sunrise Avenue
Theodore Smith
Greensboro
Lela Maude Boyles
Tomlinson
Robert McDonald
Prise
G. W. Lyles
R. Myere
Pa Haaser
Vernon Sapaer
Wisethore
Austin Finch
Alvah Boyles
Charles Phillips
Nat Walker
Carson Cox
Paul Green
John Myers
Vernod Snyder
Walter Rapp
W. G. Smith
J. & Green
G. T. Alexander
Paul Hassler
Meade Hite
J. F. Gerner
W. F. Newby
G W. Lyles
David Long
H. R. Kyser
C. B H. Newby
John Pennington
Fred Gray
David Macchester
T. Austin Finch
O. K. Hodein
C. L. White
J. W. Boyles
M. L. Bales
C. L. White, Sr
Misa Katherine Covington
James EB. Lambeth, Jr
0. R. Hodgin
Mock Street
Douglas Crutchfield
Covington
Dore Smith
Liston Pope
New Haven
Conn
Tes Towela
Glenn Pennington
Roy Proctor
Claiborne Pennington
C. F. Gibson
Bertram Heathcote
P. M. Sherrill
C. L. White, Jr
Jennie Reid Newby
Pesty Hite
Isabel Boyles
Evelyn Webb
Mesdames R. D. Corington
James E. Lambeth
2. V. Eee
Janie Reid
Mrs. Shepherd and Ray Jr Return Home from Visit
Mrs R R Shepherd and her son Ray Jr left for Richmond after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs C L Morris. Friends learn of EF Pollock of Kinston in critical condition at the hospital there as he lies at his son's bedside with Mrs Pollock and their young daughter visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Shepherd
Ray, Jr
Richmond
C. L. Morris
M JL. Pollock
EF. R. Pollock
Kinston
Mr. Pollock
Fifth Birthday Party Observed By Patey Shuford Family
Patey Shuford entertained about forty five friends at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A B Shuford to celebrate her fifth birthday. Miss Lillian Yow led games and songs followed by ice cream and birthday cake in the living room. Favora for girls were Japanese parasols and for boys sirplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patey Shuford
A. B. Shuford
Lillian Yow
Gueste
Mrs Bright Holland Honored At Asheboro Bridge Shower
Mrs Bright Holland, recent bride, was surprised with a bridge shower hosted by Miss Edith Milks and Miss Mildred Milks at their country home on the Leesington highway. Guests enjoyed bridge and rook, pink and white decor, refreshments, and a marked bridal seat. A separate birthday gathering for Mrs Alton Dail followed, with dancing, tea, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Surpris
Thereaieter
Bright Holland
Edith Milks
Mise Mildred Milke
Léesineton Highway
Bridge
Holland
Dorie Milks
Miss Moselle Horney Hosts Circle Seven Meeting
Miss Moselle Horney hosted Circle Seven of the M E church Tuesday at Spring Garden Street home. Mrs. Gerald Ford led in Miss Helen Thompson’s absence, and Mrs. H P Powell read a mission study on Ralph Norton of the Belgian Gospel Mission. Nine members attended as the hostess and her mother served salad plates with tea and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moselle Horney
M. E. Shurch
Spring Garden Atree
Gerald Ford
Helen Thompson
H. P. Powell
Ralph ©. Norton
Thitteeh
Natural Bridge Club Meets at York Home on South Fayetteville
The Natural Bridge club gathered Tuesday evening with hostesses Mrs James York and Mrs John Ward on South Fayetteville street. The York residence featured summer flowers and four game tables. Visitors included Mrs Coleman Moore Mrs Wayman Rivette Mrs Cliff Spencer Mrs Tommie Crawford and Miss Ruth Covington. Mrs Stanton Presnell won high score and received ice ten glasses as a prize. Visitors’ high score prize was a pottery piece worn by Mrs Coleman Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisel Smith
Charlies Preanell
Ryan Neely
J. T. Loeles
James York
John Ward
George Graves
Bill Hanne
Tommie
Natural Bridge Club
South Fayetteville Street
York
Coleman Moore
Wayman Rivette
Cliff Spencer
Tommie Crawford
Ruth Covington
Stanton Presnell
Greensboro social notes mention visitors and guests
Greensboro residents shared time with Mrs. F. Hardin while Mrs. Amanda Tussey of Atlanta stayed with Mrs. Ethel Millikan. Mr. Clyde Hinshaw of Washington DC plans a visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tucker spent the weekend at Carolina Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
F. Hardin
Amanda Tussey
Atlanta
Ethel Millikan
Clyde Hinshaw
Washington, D. C
Herman Tucker
Carolina Beach
National convention announced for September in Los Angeles
Mrs Rufus Routh told the local American Legion Auxiliary chapter that the national convention will be held September 19 in Los Angeles and will be one of the most outstanding meetings yet with plans for an interesting entertaining and informative program. The Worth street chapter met with Mrs L C Phillips and Mrs George Burkhead as associate hostess and heard reports on the Winston Salem state meeting. Hostesses served angel food cake chess pie and ice cream after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
American Legion Auxiliary
Rufus Routh
Routh
National Committee
Mra
L. C. Phillips
Worth Street
George Burkhead
Phillips
Burkhead
Winston- Salem
Etta Mae Murdoch Dies at Eight in High Point
Etta Mae Murdoch eight daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Murdoch died at home 411 North Hamilton Street at 12:45 AM after a three week illness Born in High Point June 16 1930 she is survived by parents three sisters Mrs Marie Strickland Ruth and Carleen Murdock Funeral 2:30 PM Saturday from the home Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church and Oakwood Cemetery burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Mae Murdocca
W .L Murdock
North
Hamilton Street
High Point
W. J
Betty Malone Murdock
Marie Strickland
Missus Ruth
Carleen Murdock
Rev
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Referendum Planned on $105000 Bonds in Lumberton
A referendum will be held in Lumberton on August 18 to decide on issuing 105000 dollars in municipal bonds to finance five processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Police Seek Suspect After Assault of 7-Year-Old Girl
High Point police continue checking all clues in a forest assault case involving seven year old Lamarie McArthur of 611 Cheatnut Street. The girl and companion Betty Hedrick described a 14-year-old youth who lured them into woods near the city high school. A physician found evidence of assault. A boy questioned and released, another suspect eliminated. The incident occurred yesterday after 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Bureau of Investigation
Lamarie McArthur
Cheatnut Street
Minda B. McArthur
Betty Hedrick
McArthur
Hedrick
Second Period At Uwharrie Opened
Camp Uwharrie resumes with 66 boys in second period and many from Salisbury Lexington Thomasville High Point Liberty and Asheboro. Rotary Club of High Point visited camp had swimming supper and games. Merit badge work includes woodworking led by Vincent Kelly and life saving led by Nelson McAbee with four hours daily training using new Red Cross methods. John Ludwig from Salisbury joins as basketry instructor. Three new privy toilets were added behind cabins to improve facilities funded by W P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Thore
Salisbury
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Liberty
Asheboro
Rotary Club of
Vincent Kelly
Nelson McAbee
American Red Cross
John Ludwig
Troop 43
Den 1
Funeral Services for Mrs. Bessie Baird
Funeral services were held for 60 year old Mrs. Bessie Baird at 4 pm Thursday from Koonce Funeral Home chapel. Rev C N Royal and Dr A B Conrad led the service with a Green Street Church quartet. Interment followed at Guilford Memorial Park. Daughters of America oversaw graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Baird
Howell Street
Koonce
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Green Street Church
Clarencé Keever
Grayson Hill
Mable Koontz
Helen Daves
Jesus
Adams-Millis Corporation
Roy Davis
W. A. Kernodle
James Lynch
Troy Riley
Steve McFarland
C. Y. Baird
Daughters of America
Baird
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Illness At Sunset Drive For Mrs. Charlies A McMurray
Mrs Charlies A McMurray is ill at her home on Sunset drive and friends regret to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies A. McMurray
Sunset Drive
Address Directory of Named Individuals Across States
A long list of individuals and households from North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Alabama and beyond is presented with towns and states, likely a registry or social note. Names include Otis Bourg Raleigh W J Barker Conover J H Crampler Winston-Salem P Greenberg Durham and many others.
Lions Club Dines Then Plans Camp Uwharrie Meeting
Lions club met at A Ceell farm for a chicken and ham dinner and chose Camp Uwharrie as the site for the next meeting. John Mebane city editor spoke on What Is News and cited horror typographical errors as examples. H A Cecil presided with J B Fink in charge. guests included Tom Alfex of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions Club
A. Ceell Farm
Uwharrie
George Covington
B. W. Hackney, Jr
John Mebane
The
Enterprise
H. A. Cecil
J. RB. Fink
Tom A Alfex
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. A. McMurray
Nell Norrie
Latearet Grayson
J. S. Loftin
James Garner
Spartanburg, &. C
J. R. Young
Montheu Avenue
W. R. Brackett
Henry L. Loma and Son
Ser
R. F. J. Johnson
United States
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Charlotte Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
HN Big
Batiste
BAY
Moffitt's
North Main
Misses Hardin
Conley
Mrs. WE. Tomlinson
James Webb
Forest Swicegood
Vance Kivett
Wayman Kivett
Wilbur Amos
Frazier Nance
Buren Parke
Ernest Kiesewetter
Roy Champion
John Hadley
H. A. Resick
Pauline Ellis
Althéa Presnell
Etta Mae Murdock
Ecuador
Otis Bourg
Houma
W. G. Phillips
R. E. Campagnon
Raleigh
W. J. Barker
Conover
Charles Cox
Belton
D. C
Mrs. Letbermen
Durham
J. H. Crampler
Clinton
E. J. Howerton
P. Greenberg
Mira Benfield
Maiden
Dorothy Brittain
B. YV. Brittain
Thurman Briggs
A. L. Hyman
J. M. Hughes
Henderson
W. T. Mahaffey
M. L. Moss
Greenville
J. H. Taylor
H. M. Bolyn
M. E. Ford
Dillion
W. P. Edwards
Fountain Inn
EB. L
Wade Foglieman
W. E. Thompson
Sarah Thompson
Graham
J. T. Berry
D. B. Calder
C. Moore
Oe Va
C. Snead
J. B. Goodwin
Ciltiee Forge
K. Sutton
Charlotte
F. N
Shore
King
C. W. McLaughlin
Danville
Terael Solomon
Charleston
W. C. Deadwyler
Sarah Sprott
W. E. McGuire
Greenwood
W. A. Campbell and Co
G. Tilghman
Weldon
H. W. Honeycutt
W. L. Honeycutt
FE. J. Walker
W. Va
H. Waynick
Sarah Waynick
G. H. Brown
J. Sherrill
Concordge
Tte
Bruce Aton
R. B. Loughan
D. B. Morgan
Asheville
J. W. Cross
Elisabethtown
D. C. Burton
W. L. Cox
Conway
8. C
Baxter Rains
A. B. Elam
J. W. Glass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Goldberg
Mrs. W. Gordon
Mies Mable Olive
Hamlet
Leonard Coulter
Phenix City
Ala
R. CC
Hill
Albemarle
L. M. Rogers
E. R. Taylor
Goldsboro
G. Hein
Knoxville
Moses Miller
G. EB. Carter
Chicago
St. J
J. Cohen
8. Cohen
Boston
Mass
Mary Dick
H. W. Dick
Mor
Ristown
C. C. Gunter
Jim Beasley
Kingeport
Ralph Gregory
Kershaw
C. W. Bauserman
R. E. Troxler
R, HH. Whitler
G. M. Coffman
Miami Beach
Fla
W. H. J. Winstead
Ocean Forest
U. S
Summer Seven Golf Club
Ronns
Warreroe Kiiwereaten
Carling Dineler
Myrtle Beach
Sourth Arolina
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