King And Mrs Sanders Host Tea For Miss Idol Bride Elect
Miss Idol, bride-elect for early August, was honored at a tea yesterday at Hillcreat Drive hosted by Miss Kella King and Mrs J Paul Sanders. About sixteen relatives and friends attended, enjoying tea, sandwiches, cakes, and bridal motif decor in a formal living room setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Idol
Kella King
J. Paul
Idol
Miss Idol
Rufue King
Miss King
John W. Clinard, Jr
Domino Club Hosts Elegant Buffet Supper
Miss Kears Smith Jr hosted Domino Club members and guests at her Avenue residence for a weekly meeting. An attractively set table for eighteen greeted attendees after arrival. A professor quiz named Jones winner for most correct answers. Dancing and entertainment followed the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kears Smith, Jr
Domino Club
Avenue Toaxe
Place Club
Jones
A. G. Ellington
Mr. Ellington
Love
Elwood Jones
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Howard Turner
Idythe Crooks
Better Baby Conference and Child Contest Held by Point Women
The Hill led baby registrations at the Better Baby Conference in Point hosted by the Business and Professional Women’s Club with Mrs Oriana B. Hill presiding. Winners include Norma Dean Hill and Carolyn Gordon, with others earning votes up to 1,309. prizes offered by local stores. Registration runs daily at 310 South Street from 9 am to 6 pm through the event duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriana B
Norma Dean Hill
A. N. Hill
Carolyn Gordon
Marie
Billy Burton
Frankie Collins
Hydna Petty
Charles Sidney
Shirley Ann Brad
Bob Joyce
Carolyn Rboatian
Arereto
South Street
Womclub
Department Store
Bis
Ille
Randleman
Denton
Kernersville
Winlem
Daughters of America Birthday Social Held in Washington
The Washington council of Daughters of America held its regular meeting on July 28 at oclock. Members were urged to attend the social where birthdays born this month will be observed after the regular business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council Nunor
Daughters of America
Picnic Invite For Six BPWC Groups At Asheboro Home
Asheboro notes invite six BPWC groups Lexington Thomasville High Point Greens boro Winston Salem and Leaksville to a Friday July 29 picnic at the Stedman garden North Fayetteville street Miss Elizabeth Conrad a Charlotte native and former state president will be guest Drama department will present short skits If rain the event moves indoors at Randolph Hall Over a hundred attended the Our Town reading Monday night at Park Street school auditorium by John Parker from the University of North Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Leaksville
Stedman Garden
North Fayetteville Street
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
Randolph Hall
Our Town
Park Street School
Jonn Parker
University of N. C
Asheboro Business and Professional Womens’ Club
Marian Stedman
Liltle Bulla
Parker
Thornton Wilder
Punch
Lillie Bulla
R. P. Sykes
T. A. Burns
Charles Fox
I. C. Moser
Lucille Ward
Milas Pauline Jones
J. P. Hooper
Harriet Gates
Nancy Dempster
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Hosted by Mrs J C Welch
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. J C Welch’s Greensboro road home with Mesdames Burris and Kester as associate hostesses. Mrs. Yow presided in the absence of President Mrs. Mann as reports were shared including the Winston Salem state convention summary by Mrs. Waynick, King and Yow. The High Point unit received a silver loving cup for leading Girl Scout activities locally. Incoming president Mrs Arden was chosen as delegate alternate to the California national convention. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C.welch
Greensboro Road
Jack Burris
Grover Kester
David T. Yow
I. T. Mann
Winston- Salem
R. L. Waynick
J. H. King
Yow
High Point Unit
D. D. Arden
California
Son is Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Sumner in Randleman
Mr and Mrs Paul Sumner of Randleman route two announce the birth of a son, Paul Jerry, on Monday July 18. Before marriage Mrs Sumner was Miss Mary Kidd of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sumner
Randleman
Route Two
Paul Jerry
Local Social Notes Highlight Incoming Guests and Recoveries
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Miller of St. Louis are due tomorrow to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Walker at the Sheraton hotel for several days. Mrs. J. B. Turner of Franklin Street recovers from an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital. Miss Louise Deviney undergoes an appendicitis operation at Guilford General hospital with satisfactory noon status. Garnett Buck and family return from a Norfolk visit with Harley J. Campbell. Mrs. W. H. Davis and daughter Lucille return from Myrtle Beach after a few days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Turner
Franklin Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Louise Deviney
Guilford General Hospital
W. H. Davis
Lucille
Lindsay Street
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Detroit pair makes grand slam in bridge column
L H Fremont of Detroit with J B Van Vechten Jr bid and made a grand slam in a duplicate bridge hand. Fremont avoided diamond finesse using the long hearts and the dummy aided by Van Vechten ruffing clubs and trump maneuvers. Fremont will play at the summer nationals in Asbury Park, New Jersey starting August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Fremont
Detroit
J. B. van Vechten, Jr
Fremont
van Vechten
South
Asbury Park
N. J
Willing Workers Meet Thursday at Pilgrim Holm Church
The Willing Workers class of the Pilgrim Holm church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Raymond Cox 320 Greer street All members urged to attend regardless of weather The Christian Endeavor society of the First Evangelical Reformed church met Monday with Miss Helen Henderson in charge The program featured members reciting favorite Bible verses followed by a business session and plans for a watermelon feast A novel collection idea will raise funds by charging each member for three seeds from their watermelon proceeds go to the treasury Refreshments were served to 19 members and several visitors Ice cream supper planned at Rankin Memorial M P church for Saturday July 30 real homemade ice cream will be sold proceeds go to church fund and public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holm Church
Thursda
Raymond Cox
Greer Street
Evangelical-Reformed Endeavorers
Merbting
Christian Endeavor Society
First Evangelical Reformed Church
Helen Henderson
Margaret Link
Rankin Memorial Church
Rankin Memorial M. P
Several Visitors At C. E. S. Meeting
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Ruth Williams presiding and 26 members and visitors present. Edna Moag of Greensboro was appointed district deputy grand matron of the seventh district at the Grand chapter session in Elizabeth City. Two petitions were received and visitors included Ruth Rowlett Bristol Virginia Tennessee Nene S Thompson Baltimore Maryland and Mary Also brook Okeechobee Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth Williame
Edna Moag
Greensboro
Elizabeth City
Ruth Rowlett
Bristol
Tenn
Nene 8. Thompson
Baltimore
Mary Alsobrook
Okeechobee
Fila
Miss Anna Lee York Weds James E. Lee
High Point couple announces the marriage of their daughter Anna Lee York to James E. Lee on Friday July 22 Witnesses were Miss Kathleen Wood and Herman Hedgecock The bride graduated Wallburg class of 38 and is now with Marsh Furniture The groom works in local schools They will reside with the bride’s parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. York
High Point
Route Two
Anna Lee
James E. Lee
Kathleen Wood
Herman Hedgecock
Lee
Wallburg
Marsh Furniture Company
Contract Problem Six spades final contract to count
Bridge puzzle text notes Six spades is Souths final contract and asks if the contract can be fulfilled. The snippet shows deal fragments with cards and dealer. It implies a Duplicate-N related problem and asks for counting to verify the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Thomasville Bride Elect Honored In Greensboro
Miss Josephine Williams bride elect of Thomasville was feted in Greensboro by Miss Peggy Burth and Alma Ruth Brandt at a Dellemeade street gathering. The event featured a green and white bridal motif, a four course lunch, and gifts of crystal and china for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Greensboro
Covington
Josephine Williams
John Hawks Tasker
Asheville
Peggy Burth
Alma Ruth Brandt
Dellemeade Street
Williams
Charles C. Robbins, Jr
Spruce Pine
Irene Coe
Crystal
Coloane
Mia
Robert Williams
Doris Williams
F. I. Alexander
Gladys Black
Wavel Bumgardner
Covington Bride Elect Honored At Winston-Salem Luncheon
A series of parties honors Miss Katherine Covington, popular bride-elect. Miss Evelyn Lyles hosted a luncheon at the Robert E. Lee hotel roof garden in Winston-Salem to celebrate the forthcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Covington
Evelyn Lyles
Robert B. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and Guests
Mrs. E. W. Dixon of Winston Salem visits her niece Mrs. Ralph Wilson on West Main Street. Miss Evelyn Lyles spends time in Greensboro with Miss Mary Louise Thacker and leaves today for the rest of the week. Dr. W. K. McGee of First Baptist attends minister’s school at Mars Hill. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Williamson of Mount Airy dine with Mrs. Williamson’s mother Mrs. Mollie Snell. Their son Ben returns home after weeks with his grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose Jr. and two Louisburg children visit Mrs. Rose Sr. on Park Avenue for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Dixon
Winston- Salem
Ralph Wilson
West Main Street
Evelyn Lyles
Greensboro
Mary Louise Thacker
W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
Mars Hill
B. H. Williamson
Mount Airy
Mount Airy Were Dinner Guests Last Night of Mrs. Williamson
Mollie Snell
Ben
Frank Rose
Louisburg
Mr. Rose
Park Avenue
McCrary White Wedding in Lexington Home Ceremony
Virginia Ray McCrary became the bride of Joseph Hayes White in a quiet July ceremony at the bride's North Main street home in Lexington. Rev. W A Lambeth and Rev. H G Allen officiated as Miss Eva Minor sang, with sister Martha Penn McCrary as junior bridesmaid and a bridal party centered on palms and ferns. The couple plans a ten day trip to Blowing Rock and Asheville before settling at Parkview Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Penn McCrary
Birthday party honors eighth with games in Brown home
Little Jannette Brown celebrated her eighth birthday Monday evening at West Seventh Avenue with cousin Mary Katherine Coleman of Atlanta Georgia attending. Attie Baker and Nell Swaim oversaw games and contests while Mrs J F Brown Jr served ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jannette Brown
West Seventh Avenue
Mary Katherine Coleman
Atlanta
Attie Baker
Nell Swaim
J. F. Brown, Jr
Miss Virginia Fritts Delights Fans In City Recital
Talented young pianist Miss Virginia Fritts formerly of this city and now living in Greenville presented a piano recital Saturday afternoon to amused friends. Her performance showcased refined technique and expressive interpretation at the community venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fritts
Greenville, & C
Kearns Wood Families Plan Annual Reunion at Trinity
The Kearns and Wood families hold their reunion at Old Trinity school house on Sunday August 7 with an all day program and noon basket dinner Bruce Craven to lead the memorial service in the morning Officers include Tom Kearns president Neal Kearns vice president Mrs C L Lewis historian Mrs Alice Kearne secretary treasurer Members of committees are G T Cochrane Wade W Smith Lucy Fuller George T Wood T A Kearne and George T Wood Sr Also present a party from Trinity with relatives Mrs Bowman and Miss Johnson returned from Carolina Beach this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns and Wood
Old Trinity
Bruce Craven
Tom Kearns
Thomasville
Neal Kearns
High Point
Moose Executive Groups Meeting This Evening
The executive board of the Women of the Moose will hold a special session with the Loyal Order of the Moose executive board, its auxiliary, this evening at 8 o clock at the Moose Hall. All members of both committees are alleged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women of the Moose
of the Loyal Order of the Moose
Moose Hall
Household Arts Club Meeting Set With Mrs. Womble
The Household Arts club will meet Thursday at 3:00 PM with Mrs. J. H. Womble at the Gibson clubrooms. An announcement notes the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
J. H. Womble
Gibson
Two Balls One Strike Picket Sparks Juvenile Row
In Council Bluffs a boys team picketed a property owner for keeping two baseballs recovered from a garden. Signs read this man is unfair to the kids of this neighborhood. Juvenile officer Riley Nelson holds the baseballs and signs seeking a rule book for a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Riley Nelson
Home of Mrs. Paul Miller on Vance Circle
Mrs. PF B Money of Savannah Georgia, a former Lonlanten resident, assisted Miss Fritts rendered three vocal pieces at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Vance Circle
PF. B. Money
Savannah
Georgia
Lonlanten
Miss Fritts
Social Notes From Charlotte to Winston-Salem Week End
Miss Nancy Ward visits Charlotte with friends while Miss Eugenia Baker of Conrad Martin Inc spends vacation with relatives in Richmond Virginia. Miss Sadie Bailey of Davidson Hospital visits Atlanta Georgia and Mrs Charles Craver spends Sunday with Mr and Mrs C F Hutchins in Winston Salem. G W Wade spends the week end with friends in Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ward
Charlotte
Eugenia Baker
Conrad Martin, Inc
Richmond
Sadie Bailey
Davidson Hospital
Atlanta
Gayr
Charles Craver
C. FF. Hutchins
Winston- Salem
G. W. Wade
Mount Airy
Mystery at the Lazy R Ranch in Nikki and Steve Story
Nikki Jerome, engaged to Steve Mallory, travels with him to a Wyoming ranch. A bitter letter from her father hints at hidden dangers, while Nikki ponders Dillon Bancroft, recent notes, and a possible past crime as ranch life unfolds with Rance and Uncle Jim observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikki Jerome
Hiend
Steve Mallory
Nikki
Peter Jerome
New York
Bancroft
Dillon
Charles Dillon
Steve
Lary R
Pancroft
Sarto
Fiske
Rance
Mr. Malory
Pack Trip Plans Stirring Town Valley Tale
The scene centers on Nikki and Steve planning a mountain pack trip with multiple companions including Bancroft Sarto and Fiske joining. Uncle Jim coordinates sending Nikki with chaperone concerns and preparations for four days in the hills. The tone hints at upcoming adventures and rivalries as the group readies gear and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jim
Nikki
Squaw Mountain
Amy
Steve
Nikki Angrance
Woody
Tuide
Lary B
Humph
Weele Jim
Bancroft
Sarte
Nick
Sarto
Fiske
Bancroft and
Illness Grips Mrs V K Smoak in Orangeburg South Carolina
Friends regret to report the critical illness of Mrs. V K Smoak of Orangeburg South Carolina. Her daughter in law Mrs. George Lowe and the Lowe children Barbara Jean and George Jr have stayed with her for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Lowe
V. K. Smoak
Orangeburg
8. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social and
King
Mrs. Sanders
Miss Bess Idol
Bers
Ted
Hill
Ghters of America Birthday Social
Boxwoop Gardens
KR. P. Royer
BPWC
Legion Auxiliary
J.C. Welch
C. Remfrey
Winston-Balem
W. R. Hooker
Peace
Geraldine French
Mrs. W. P. French
Garnett Buck
Garnett, Jr
Norfolk, Va
Harley J. Campbell
McKenney
William EB. McKenney Gadde
American Contract Bridge League
Eesa
West North Pass
Anna Lee York
William F. Clingman
Misses Covington
Catherine Rankin
Theresa Hoover
Elizabeth Blair
Frances Griffin
Jennie Reid Newby
Betty Clair Jennings
Priscilla Lambeth
Ida Lambeth Jennings
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Virginia Boyles
Frances Hinkle
Bertram Heathcote
McCrary
Mr. White
Rock Hill
Presbyterian College
Clinton
Citizens Insurance Agency
Blowing Rock
Parkview Apartments
Bigwigs
Legion
Keyes
Asc
Miss Keyes
Los Angeles
Kearns-Wood
Trinity
E. L. Bowman
Wesley Place
Betty Mae Johnson
White Oak Street
Moose
Jose Wea
Avice, Inc
Dave
Union
Caten
Grange
Tosselli
Tosti
Walter Winchell
Role Lombard
Geo. Lowe
S.C
Virginia Beach
Wiaetivitien
Felder
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