Martin-Hilton Engagement Announced In Lexington
Engagement of Miss Louise Allen Martin to Henry Ernest Hilton announced in Lexington with wedding planned for June 29. Miss Martin, a Robbins School faculty member, daughter of L A Martin, is Meredith College graduate. Mr Hilton, son of Mr and Mrs H M Hilton of Newton, manages Lexington North Carolina Employment Service office.
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Lexington
Louise Allen Martin
Henry Ernest Hilton
Miss Martin
L. A. Martin
Martin
Robbins School
Meredith College
Hilton
H. M. Hilton
Newton
The
North Carolina Employment Service
Miss Martha Everhart Weds Garland Powell in May Ceremony
Miss Martha Everhart married Garland Powell in a simple May 18 wedding at the Methodist parsonage in Martinsville Virginia with Rev. Reeves officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PD L Everhart of Lexington, is a Lexington High School graduate. The groom is the son of Mrs. Rose Powell and the late Mr Powell of Lexington and also educated in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Everhart
Garland Powell
Martinsville
Reeves
PD. L. Everhart
Lexington High School
Rose Powell
Mr. Powell
Lexington
Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Leonard Home
The regular Garden Club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. J. C. Leonard with president Mrs. John B. Craven presiding. Secretary Mrs. J. David Sink read the last minutes and treasurer Mrs. J. A. Smith reported finances. program leader Mrs. James Adderton spoke on Lilacs and Gardenias. Attendees included Mesdames Leonard Craven Sink Smith Adderton John McD Moore H. G. Allen Joe Moffitt Jr J. M. Hart G. W. Mountcastle Tom Snyder Cyrus McCrary Ford Watson C. C. Wall.
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O. Henry Study Club
W. F. Welborn
South Main Street
Ralph D. Moffitt
United States
Canada
Alma Owen
Garden Club
J. CC. Leonard
John B. Craven
J. David Sink
J. A. Smith
James Adderton
Mesdames Leonard
H. G. Allen
Joe Moffitt, Jr
J. M. Hart
G. W. Mountcastle
Tom Snyder
Cyrus McCrary
Ford Watson
C. C. Wall
Married in Middlesboro Glenna Aaron Weds William Hart
Miss Glenna Aaron and William Calvin Hart were married May 26 at the Methodist Church in Middlesboro Kentucky. The bride, daughter of Mrs T J Aaron and the late Mr Aaron, is a local graduate of the city school and Jones Business College in High Point and now works in the Works Progress Administration office in town.
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Glenna Aaron
William Calvin Hart
Middlesboro
T. J. Aaron
Mr. Aaron
Jones Business College
High Point
Works Progress Administration Office
Bride of Saturday in Central Friends Church vows exchanged
Miss Bernice Davis and James Davis Frazier were married at high noon in Central Friends Church with Tom Alderman Sykes officiating. The bride and groom, both local youth, were attended by family members as Rev Cecil Haworth led the ceremony and Fielding Kearns played the organ. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in High Point after returning.
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Central Friends Church
Bernice Davis
James Davis Frazier
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasvile
Cecil Haworth
High Point
Winston-Salem
Farish Sizemore
Nell Steeloff
Jean Teague
Ruth Ellis
Diane Tucker
Mary Jo Spencer
Dimity
Talk On Criticism Completes Series On Music At Final Canterbury Meet
The Canterbury Club wraps its Adventures in Music series with a talk on Musical Criticism by Mrs. Owen Reece at a picnic supper near the Spearmans' country place. Key points include what makes a critic effective, noted critics such as W J Henderson and Bernard Shaw, and John Gurney Briggs Jr of High Point. Floral arrangements accompanied a buffet supper for members.
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Canterbury
Canterbury Club
Owen Reece
Roy Spearman
Spearmans
W. B. Hall
Charles Perry
Carson Burns
Reece
Owen Thompson
Curtis Institute
W. J. Henderson
New York Sun
America
George Bernard Shaw
Lawrence Gilman
Deems Taylor
Olin Downes
Ernest Newman
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
National Broadcasting System
Arturo Toscanini
Ed Lyon
Miss Lambeth and T W Blackwell wed in Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Lambeth of Thomasville and Thomas Winfield Blackwell Jr of Winston-Salem united in a simple ceremony at First Baptist Church Thomasville. Rev W K McGee and Rev Ralph Herring officiated as palms and ferns highlighted the background.
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Miss Lambeth
T. W. Blackwell, Jr
Thomasville
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Thomas Winfield Blackwell, Jr
Winston-Salem
First Baptist Church
W. K. McGee
Ralph Herring
New England charms draw readers to summer travel ideas
The piece extols touring New England with its seas, mountains, and history. It cites Jonathan Daniels and Harriet Elliott in North Carolina, notes cultural spots from Harvard to Yale, and mentions Boston-area art circles and annual coastal flower processions.
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Europe
America
New England
Jonathan Daniels
Vermont
North Carolina
Plymouth Rock
Harvard University
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Brunswick
Maine
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Louis Voorhees
Breckenridge
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Voorhees
Community Notes on Funeral, Visits and Travels
Mrs. John Conrad Heck of Baltimore arrives for funeral services of her uncle T. F. Wrenn in New York. Edith Moore Sherrod and Genevieve Moore return from Lake Worth Florida. Herman Yearwood leaves for Charlotte after visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. R. McCain. Vira Clodfelter returns home from Burrus Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, condition satisfactory. Late Mrs. Harvey Wood returns home from local hospital after auto accident injuries. Mead Jack Abels returns home from N. C. State College for summer vacation. Everett Marsh and Paul W. Casey return from Blowing Rock. Gordon Robinson of Chicago and Tom Murtaugh of New York accompany them. E. I. Cole of Detroit visits aunt C. E. Cummings on Edgedale Drive. Joyce Ann Keith recuperating after tonsil and adenoid removal. D. F. McCarthy returns from two months in Canada. Dionne quintuplets seen in Callander, Ontario. Judith Heinz of Audubon, N. J., visits Wilsons on Carrick Avenue. former LaVelle Wilson. M. J. Wrenn back from Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Assoc. meeting at Mayview Manor. James Mellichamp of Washington, D. C. visits Pickett Farm. Craven Page returns from Blowing Rock after furniture meeting. Fletcher Welch returns home from Blowing Rock after furniture meeting. Ione Lowe and Anna Thompson attend corner-stone laying at G river College gym. Frosty Snow spends weekend with parents Rodney and Mrs. Snow. Mrs. Brantley McAdoo and infant son stay at 1011 Club Drive after birth.
Miss Peggy Hite Hosts Lambeth-Blackwell Bridal Tea
Final prenuptial event for Miss Mary Lambeth and Thomas Winfield Blackwell Jr. featured a tea dance at the Women’s Club in Thomasville with 275 guests. John Peddicord and his orchestra provided music while Miss Hite and family greeted attendees. A breakfast for twelve followed at a Salem Street home with similar bridal motifs and a Dutch bride replica marking Lambeth’s seat.
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Peggy Hite
Lambeth-Blackwell
Thomasville
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Thomas Winfield Blackwell, Jr
Winston- Salem
Woman’s Club
Elliott Drive
John Peddicord
Ninston-Salem
Miss Hite
M. B. Hite
Miss Lambeth
Mr. Blackwell
Priscilla Lambeth
Anne Lemmons
Sumter
8. C
Agnes Crawford
Richmond
Harriett Shaw
Pelham, N. Y
Egbert Davis, Jr
Winston-Salem
Crist Blackwell
JJ Lynch
Agnew Bahnson
Wiston-Salem
Eugene Lee Weir Jr
Sam Harris
Dan Watson Wagram
Ralph Gardner
Sheby
J. Walter Lambeth
Salem Street
Honeed
Miss Labeth
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Bridge Club
West Second Ave
Nue
Agnes Carrick
Annie Anderson
R. S. Thomas
Carrick
Anderson
Thomas
Hale Smith
Edwin Poole
Johnsie Warner
J. P. Costner
Evelyn Canady
Emily Binning
Arnold Weaver
Raleigh
R. K. Cox
Linwood
LeRoy Wilson
Smith
Virginia Olive
Bill Gordon
Vernon Thomason
Betty Ann Sharpe
Enid Phillips
Louise
Inez Henley
Helen Pickard
D. L. Pickard
Hillcrest
Gatewood
Cash & Carry
West Washington
Bride OF
Fielding Kearns
Roy Padgett
Frims
Bond
Stults
Horace Davis
Golda Davis
Rudolph Frazier
W. C. and
Burke Koontz
A. G. Davis
High Point Route Three
Trinity High School
D. O. Frazier
Montlieu Avenue
Frazier
Adams- Millis Corporation
Henry Nelson Myers
Greensboro
Saint-Saens
Evening Star
Mendelssohn
Bahnson, Jr
James
Charles F. Lambeth
Roosevelt
Harriet Elliott
Woman's College of North Carolina
National Defense Commission
Miss Elliott
White House
Washington
Papa
Cross
Rupert Pickens
C. B. Mattocks
Antique Club
Mattocks
Harrison
C. E. Booz
North Bend
Moses
Marquis
Marcie Hunsucker
Carolina
John Conrad Heck
Baltimore
T. F. Wrenn
New York
Henry Baker
Rockford Road
Edith Moore Sherrod
Genevieve Moore
Lake Worth, Fla
Herman Yearwood
Charlotte
W. R. McCain
Louise Avenue
Vira Clodfelter
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Harvey Wood
Thomasville Road
Jack Abels
N. C. State College
Country Club
John C. Abels
Everett Marsh
Paul W. Casey
Blowing Rock
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Casey
Messrs
Gordon Robinson
Chicago
Tom Murtaugh
E. I. Cole
Detroit, Mich
C. E. Cummings
Edgedale Drive
J. R. Keith
Forrest Avenue
Joyce Ann
Burrus Clinic
D. F. McCarthy
East Lexington Avenue
Callander, Ont
Howard Heinz
Judith
Audubon, N. J
Heinz
R. A. Wilson
Carrick Avenue
M. J. Wrenn
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Mayview Manor
James Mellichamp
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Craven Page
Furniture Manufacturer Meeting
Fletcher Welch
Southern Furture Manufacturers Meeting
Ione Lowe
Anna Thompson
Guford College
Frosty Snow
University of North Caroli Chapel Hill
Mrs
Rodney Snow
Brantley McAdoo
Club Drive
Walter Kirkman
Ray Street School
Nagi
S. Cash
Navy
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