Duke Barron to Lead Gordian Dance Evening
Duke Barron and his fifteen piece orchestra play the second of four summer dances at Sedgefield Country Club from ten to two. The event features The Three Noblemen and local chaperones, with proceeds aiding the club’s scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Barron
Gordian Dance
Sedgefield Country Club
South
Gibson
Cincinnati
Brown
Louisville
Peabody
Memphis
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Roman Pools Casino
Miami
Orches
Charlie Banks
Jack and Gabby
Altrusans Celebrate Garden Party for Club Guests
Altrusa members and guests enjoyed an evening party on the Burrus Memorial hospital lawn hosted by Miss Gilbert Muse and Hazel Johnson. Miss Hazel Johnson received the gavel from retiring secretary Mrs. Marie Caddell as president. Two new members, Mrs. Sara Wasser and Miss Julia Ryan, were welcomed and committees were appointed for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Gilbert Muse
Hazel Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Marie Caddell
Sara Wasser
Julia Ryan
W. W. Dickerson
Mary Ballard
Edna Blake
Addie Moore
Louise Jennings
Ma Ballard
Pearl Parker
Clara Cox
Thomasville Bride-Elect Feted At Bridge Luncheon In Winston
Miss Catharine Lambeth, bride-elect of the fall, honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. G A Crowell and Mrs. Walter Newby at the Robert E Lee hotel in Winston Salem. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Austin Finch and Mrs. Alvah Boyles, with Lambeth presented a flower bowl. Guests included Mrs. W W Rankin Jr and Mrs R G Jennings. bridge tables filled with local social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Catharine Lambeth
G.-.a. Crowell
Walter Newby
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Austin Finch
Alvah Boyles
Lambeth
W. W. Rankin, Jr
Durham
R. G. Jennings
Lola Johnson
Julia Own Jennings
Mesdames Aries F. Lambeth
EB. H. Mahone
G. W. Lyles
Vernon S.snider
O. R. Hodgin
W. E B. Tomiinson
Frank Murr
Paul Hassler
R. M. Cooksey
W. G. Smith
Riverton
Archibald Johnson
Miss Lambeth
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Willis Gwenth Rhones
John Rhones
Asbury Park
Lois Johnson
G. BE. Crowell
Local visitors and family travels noted in Lakeland
Mr and Mrs George Black of Lakeland Florida visit Dr and Mrs R W Crews on Salem street this week. Mrs Blackburn is a cousin of Mrs Crews. Mrs J A McAuley with Mollie Lambeth came from Mount Gilead to spend Sunday with Lambeths on Randolph street. Lambeths daughter Mrs McAuley and her sons James and Ralph are on a trip abroad. Frances Griffin returned from Mount Gilead after attending a house party hosted by Miss Marie Scarborough. Catherine Lambeth is also mentioned in the ongoing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Jernigan
Nashville
George Blackburn
Lakeland, Fla
R. W. Crews
Salem Street
Blackburn
Crews
J. A. McAuley
Mollie Lambeth
Mrs. McAuley
Mount Gilead
J. &. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Frances Griffin
Marie Scarborough
Corn Hils New High in Kansas
Riverton visits and family gatherings are sketched through a sequence of social events. Miss Lambeth and Miss Mary Lambeth hosted visitors from Asbury Park, and at Winston-Salem a bridge luncheon honored Miss Lambeth as a bride-elect. Family members from Richmond and Washington visit the Yow household amid hospital bedside concerns.
F F Club Meeting Hosted by Miss Amos
Miss Elizabeth Amos hosted the weekly F F club gathering at her Campbell Street home last evening at 7 50. After a short business session a social hour followed with refreshments. Present were Miss Evelyn Sigmon Frances Rimmer Mabel Rimmer Doris Wright Blanche Williams and visitor Miss Frances Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elizabeth Amos
F. F. Club
Campbell Street
Evelyn Sigmon
Frances and
Mabel Rimmer
Doris Wright
Blanche Williams
Frances Nance
Full Program Planned For Dept Auxiliary Meet
The Department convention of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Fayetteville August 4 to 6 with headquarters at the LaFayette hotel and registration at both LaFayette and Prince Charles. Activities include finance and executive board meetings, a memorial service, child welfare session, a formal opening at the First Presbyterian church, and a Fort Bragg program with an army supper and dance. Frank N. Belgrano will give the principal address. officers and delegates will be elected for the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Fayetteville
LaFayette Hotel
LaFayette
Prince Charles
Carolina Theater
Twin Gables
Auxiliary
LaFayette Theater
Legion
First Presbyterian Church
M. H. Shumway
Lexington
Fort Bragg
Highland Park
Jax
I. T. Mann
Herbert W. White
Frank N. Belgrano
American Legion
R. J
Ace-Hi Members Are Entertained By Mrs Sheetz
The Ace-Hi club met yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock hosted by Mrs Lloyd Sheets at her home. Gladioli filled the rooms as three bridge games produced high scorer Braxton Craven of Trinity who won two bath towels. Consolation went to Mrs Bob Ingram who received novelty bath salts. Guest Mrs J T Robinson attended. A son Jerry Tucker Browne was born to Mr and Mrs G G Browne of 409 Walnut Street on Saturday July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sheets
Braxton Craven
Trinity
Bob Ingram
J. T. Robinson
G. G. Browne
Walnut Street
Jerry Tucker
Parade and tea follow Miller led meeting at Vaughn home
Miller presiding outlines joint parade with the legion at 3 o clock followed by a tea at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Vaughn and a street dance at 9 p m Several members of the local unit along with five delegates and two delegates at large will attend the meeting.
Ice Cream Supper at Old Oak Hill Church
The Philathea class of Oak Hill church will host an ice cream supper at the old Oak Hill school this evening starting at o'clock. Public invited to attend. Mary Jones Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 PM at 1601 Green Street, home of Mrs J H Hubbard. Grace Bible class meets Thursday at 4 PM with Mrs Armentrout on Prospect Street. Ada Taylor is the teacher and asks members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Oak Hill
Oak Hill Church
Mary Jones Bible
J. H. Hubbard
Green Street
Grace Bible
Oak Hill
Armentrout
Prospect Street
Ada Taylor
Local residents depart on motor trips and return home
Mrs Ed Hayworth and Mrs Fields Pugh left today for a motor trip to California and Mexico. Miss Louise Walton has returned to her home on Highland avenue after spending several weeks in New Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hayworth
Fields Pugh
California
Mexico
Louise Walton
Highland Avenue
New Bern
Peace Council Plans Meeting Then Lake Park Outing
The Peace Council will meet in their hall Friday at seven then hold a swimming party and watermelon feast at Lake Park. Daughters of America Council nine members will join, and transportation will be provided from the hall for those without rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Council Number Nine
Lake Park
National President to Speak Over NBC Radio Network
Mrs Dora Alexander national president of the Woodmen Circle will address a nationwide NBC network program on Tuesday July 25 at 5 pm. Mrs Talley attending the Woodmen Convention in York will discuss New Styles in Vice during the Women’s Set gat popular NBC broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Alexander
Wien Circle
National Broadcasting Com
Triday
Talley
York
Woodmen
NBC
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Altrusans
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Lynn McKinnon
Lucille Johnston
Lillian Massey
Mary Camp Sprinkle
Ann Byerly
Nancy K. Poston
Louise Wrenn
Mise Gilbert Muse
Frances Nicholson
Clara Boyd
Nettie Stafford
Vertie Holyfield
Fay Cunningham
Jessie Lassiter
Dorothy Harris
Tom Guy
Winston
Jennings
Lyle Mace
Marton
J. A. Zeigler
School Avenue
Zeigler
Melissa Kinney
West Main Street
City Memorial Hospital
HOTEL
Baywood
WN. C
High Point
Catherine Lambeth
New High
Kansas
C. L. Harris
Shirley
Richmond, Va
Ray Sheppard
Harris
Walter Abernethy
Asheville
Ida Male Yow
Louisburg
Lida Ruth Yow
Stuart Yow
Washington, D. C
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
David T. Yow
Betsy Perry
T. 8
Rucker
Gaston Pennington
New London
Casper Pennington
Mrs. Pennington
A. H. Ragan
Amos
Robert Joe
M. L. Bales
Camp Carolina
Brevard
Joe Bales
Tom A. Finch
G. A. Briggs
Valley Center
Kan
F. F
Dept
Ace-Hi
Sheetz
Jerry Tucker Browne
Peace Council
W. O. W. Circle
Ibeavans
Nelly Don
Izes
Bradley
Tone Ve
Beavans
Quality
Main St
Gossard
Ronen
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