Mrs Farrell H Gray Hosts Luncheon for Miss Hardin
Mrs Farrell H Gray entertained at Emerywood Country Club to honor Miss Ed Hardin whose marriage to Lt H D Sears Jr is set for next week. A formal luncheon featured summer flowers and a white blue nuptial color theme with a long central table for the bride elect and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hardin
H. D. Sears, Jr
Farrell H. Gray
Emerywood Country Club
I Ae
Miss Hardin
Hazel P. Hardin
Community Social Calendar for Emerywood Area Events
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a weekly dinner and hospitality events. Betty Hardin's bridge tea and a formal tea at 1109 North Main Street are planned. USO activities for service members continue at the Y M C A gym and Wesley Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memn
Emerywood Country Club
Frida
John Jr
Walker, Jr
John Trickett
Emerywood Country
Hardin
H. A. Millis
John Diffendal
North Main Street
Betty Hardin
Eleanor Amos
Emerywood
Clara Cole Sherrod
Mary Sue Bri
Thomas R. Pitts
USO
Navy Waves
Mothers of Waves
R. L Quigley
J. F. Hayden
Ashi Street
J Service League
Wesley Memorial Church
Bridge And Book Clubs Entertained At Thomasville
Thomasville hosts multiple social gatherings with club meetings on Montlieu avenue and West Main street. Members of Clockwise Are and Phi Beta clubs, plus guests from Greensboro Durham and Gastonia, attend art themed evenings, dessert exchanges, and birthdays as well as family visits and brief trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge and
Thomasville
Ralph Wilson
Phi Beta Club
West Main Street
Doak Finch
Charles Lambeth
E. W. Cates
Meade Hite
Harry Lee Lambeth
Co. H. Newby
Gillespie couple announce birth of son Frederick Powell
Mr and Mrs George Gillespie Jr announce the birth of a son Frederick Powell on July 27 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital The family resides at 313 Boulevard in High Point North Carolina
Overseas Replacement Depot Calls For Fifty Junior Hostesses
USO Greensboro last night received a call from ORD asking for fifty junior hostesses for an outdoor dance at the pavilion on Monday July 31. Registration at the USO is urged as transport seats are limited to the first fifty. Senior hostesses were warned to sign six month work cards now as they will expire soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
United States Army
Greensboro
J. F. Hayden
Bodenheimer Brawley Marriage Vows Shown July 21 Greensboro
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Louise Brawley to Chestermer was solemnized on Friday July 21 in Greensboro. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Bertha Brawley of East Lexington Avenue and Mr Tom Brawley. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs C Bodenheimer of Kernersville Route One. The couple will reside with the Bodenheimers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Brawley
Chestermer
Greensboro
Ceremoney
C. J. "Bodenheimer
Athenee
The
Meimer
Bertha Brawley
Fast Lexington Avenue
Tom
C. B. Bodenheimer
Kernersville
Post-War Cultural Horizons discussed by federated clubs
Mrs. Guy Patterson Gannett announces National Federation of Music Clubs theme for Tulsa meeting September 12 to 14. Emphasis on war service program providing instruments to fighting men and hospital ships, plus music in hospitals and postwar civilian use. A keynote speaker will address the horizon for the world’s largest musical organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Patterson Gannett
National Federation of Music Clubs
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sepee
United States
Pte Walker Killed In Pacific Action
Pte. Clifford H. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Walker of Asheboro, reported killed in action in the South Pacific. He volunteered for the Marines after Pearl Harbor and served 19 months overseas. He lived for years with his aunt and uncle in High Point. In Tibet, rice is a luxury eaten only by the wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Walker
South Pacific
U. S. Marines
Pearl Harbor
H. L. Walker
Asheboro
Henry Walker
High Point
Tibet
Local Residents Visit and Return from Military Service
Pfc and Mrs William D Walters Jr of Flynt Michigan and Greensboro visit Frank Collins family. Walters just returned from twenty seven months overseas and will report to the Marine Base Glencoe Georgia after a thirty day furlough. He served in Guadalcanal and other invasion theaters. Mrs C L Auman and son Charles L Auman Jr on leave and dining with Mrs J H Blackwell and family. Allman, a Navy pharmacist mate, on twelve day leave. Gordon Lindley of Archdale recuperating after emergency appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit. Daisy S Corry undergoes tonsillectomy and recuperates with aunt Mrs Roy Warner in Jamestown. Sherman returned from Boston and Toronto on business. Misses Estelle Wilma Lee Ruth and Annie Lee Davis head to Carolina Beach for a few days. Rev Walter R Kelly of Main Street Methodist to preach after lectures at Union Pass Seminary New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
William D. Walters, Jr
Flynt, Mich
Greensboro
Frank Collins
Walters
Collins
Marine
Glencoe
Guadalcanal
C. L. Auman
City
Charles L. Auman, Jr
Navy
J. H. Blackwell
Allie Wright
Blackwell
Springfield Road
Allman
Walter R. Kelly
Main Street Methodist Church
Union Pass Seminary
New York City
High Point
Hardin Sears Invitations Issued Today
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Phipps Hardin for the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Rucker to Lieut. Herman Dupuy Sears Jr. on Saturday evening August fifth at Wall Street First Presbyterian Church in High Point North Carolina. Reception follows at Emerywood Country Club with ribbon cards for seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hardin
H. D. Sears, Jr
Hazel Phipps Hardin
Elizabeth Rucker
Herman Dupuy Sears
Air Corps
United States Army
Wall
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
North Carolina
Emerywood Country Club
Summer Social Register 1944 Shows 715 More Addresses
The Summer Social Register for 1944 adds 715 new entries not listed in winter editions, with the Long Island shore area showing the largest increase in out-of-town addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sns
Long Island Shore
Smallest commercial battery records 36 volt wheel age
A fragment notes a history line claiming the smallest commercial battery weighs six ounces and runs at 36 volts. The text is unclear on full details or provenance but indicates a tiny storage battery milestone.
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Mrs. Farrell H. Gray
Garanteed
Ferer
Growih
Minnie Lee
Steed
Tris James
Helen Wright
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty
Tel
Harry Brown Finch
Finch
Montlieu Avenue
Charles Eanes
Austin
David Diamont
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Ralph Lambeth
Dorothy Dean’ Boyles
Theresa Hoover
Jane Ausetin
Robert Williams
J. W. Baird
Gastonia
Baird
Mary Ruth Baird
E. J. Jarrett
C. M. Stone
Een
William
Annie
Washington, D. C
George Corcoran
Mary Wyan
Jessie Shelley
Miss Thomas
Banes
G. M. Hoover
John W. Buckner
John, Jr
Larry Poole
Virginia
Naomi Howie
Robert S. Howie
Robert Howie
Charlotte
B. H. Williamson
Mount Airy
Mollie Snell
Will Janssen
Winter Haven
Fla
John Pennington
Randolph Street
D. FE. Hoover
W. L. Hargett
J. A. McMillan
Louise and
Mary Johnson McMillan
Betty Brown McMillan
Riverton
Elbert McMillan
Chapel Hill
South Main & Taylor Sts
ORD
Okla
Pte. Walker
Pacific
Mann Drug CO
Main &T
Oxfords
O.P.A. Odd Lot
O.P.A
Odd Lot
Gordon Lindley
Archdale
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Daisy S. Corry
Smith Street
Roy Warner
Jamestown
F. P. Sherman
Boston
Mass
Toronto
Canada
Estelle
Wilma Lee
Ruth
Annie Lee
Davis
Carolina Beach
Hardin-Sears
Social Register
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Nashua
Parry
Monarch
Cheyenne
Murray
Inis