Miss Helen Snider Weds Archie Koontz
Miss Helen Catherine Snider daughter of Mr and Mrs William Snider married Archie Alva Koontz at 8 30 this morning in Wesley Memorial church in a ring ceremony The service included Bridal music by Mr and Mrs Wilton Barnes with solos and duets The couple will honeymoon in Washington DC Mrs Koontz works at Wachovia Bank He is a UNC pharmacy graduate with Cecil Simpson Drug Co The marriage follows Helen Snider’s education at High Point College and Alpha Theta Psi membership Route address and extended post ceremony details included another local note of a patient recovery in Guil ward nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Snider
Koontz
Helen Catherine Snider
William Wyatt Snider
Archie Alva Koontz
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Wilton Barnes
Snider
East Green Street
High Point College
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Cooleemes
University of North Carolina
Acacia Fraternity
Cecil Simpson Drug Company
To Lead Dances at Carolina Finals
The five featured young ladies and their escorts will lead the German club finals at the University of North Carolina next Tuesday through Thursday. Eddy Rubin and his orchestra will provide music. Named pairs include Miss Alice Alexander of Charlotte with Lenoir Wright, Miss Nancy Nalle of Charlotte with Brodie Nalle, Miss Mary Banks McPherson of Durham with Tom White, Miss Janet Mather of Charlotte with Milton A. Barber Jr., and Miss Catherine Jamieson of Oxford with Charles T. Woollen Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Eddy Rubin
Alice Alexander
Charlotte
Lenoir Wright
Nancy Nalle
Brodie Nalle
Mary Banks McPherson
Durham
Tom White
Hertford
Janet Mather
Milton A. Barber, Jr
Raleigh
Catherine Jamieson
Oxford
Charles T. Woollen, Jr
Chapel Hill
Local social notes feature operetta and garden party events
Mendelssohn era style community happenings include Mozart club operetta at Winston-Salem Junior high, Miss Angell praised for Home on the Range, Elizabeth Mendenhall and Miss McMahon lauded. Ada Blair school operetta theater night and Woman's Club garden party outline program with music acts. Community notices cover baptisms, weddings, birthdays, and church group meetings across local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Mozart Music Club
Winston-Salem
Joan of Arc
Harry E. Parker
Wilson Angell
Thomasville Happenings M P Meet in Thomasville
The Methodist Protestant conference in North Carolina plans its 106th session at Community church in Thomasville with host churches First and West End M P. The event opens November 8 with services on June 4 including a 9:45 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvville
Methodist Protestant Church In
North Carolina
Thomasville
West End M. P
Miss Raines Is Named Miss Thomasville 1933
Katherine Raines of 600 East Guilford street won the Miss Thomasville title in a June 1 beauty pageant at the Palace theater. Virginia Boyles was runner-up, and judges included two out of town visitors. Raines will represent Thomasville at the state convention in Wilmington in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Katherine Raines
East Guilford Street
Palace Theater
American Legion
Wilmington
Virginia Boyles
J. W. Boyles
Te Hotel
Raleigh
Local Social News Highlights From A Busy Weekend
Mrs. EB H Cox hosted a birthday party for her son Ray turning 12 with games and desserts. Golda Saunders won a prize. Senior Christian Endeavor group of First Methodist church to meet Monday at 7 30. Wednesday Contract Club convenes at 3 30 with Mrs Sam Strickland. Elva Grissom and Ditsy Cash honored bride elect Miss Helen Snider with a bridge party and prizes. Raymond Watson recovering from appendicitis at Guilford General hospital. Mrs G L Reynolds and Mr Ralph H Vance return from visits to Misenheimer and Salisbury. Helen Jones arrives to spend summer with NC University parents. Martha Shields returns from New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
Msr. L
Cox
EB. H. Cox
Ray
Golda Saunders
Chapman
Saunders
C.be. Society
Christian Endeavor Society
First Methodial Protestant Church
Helen Johnson
Grissom
Cash
Elva Grissom
Helen Snider
Sherrill Snider
Marvin Mathews
Diane Snyder
Ruth Russell
Lorraine Ellison
Feral Greene
Evelyn Hutchens
Ann Kaney
Mabel Moore
Marvin Athews
Robert, Hughes
Elliott Everhart
Helen Jones
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Mrs
A. C. Jones
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Phillips in Thomasville
Mrs Charles F Phillips entertained the Thursday Bridge group at her Sunrise avenue home with two tables of bridge in a Summer floral setting. Mrs Carson Cox won high score ice tea spoons and Mrs Charles F Finch took the second prize lingerie. Attendees included Mrs W J Tomlinson Mrs A R Swaim Mrs Walter Rapp Mrs Robert Rapp Miss Mamie Harris and Mrs G W Lyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
Carson Cox
Charles F. Finch
W. 3. Tomlinson
A. R. Swaim
Walter Rapp
Robert Rapp
Mamie Harris
G. W. Lyles
Dean Lindley to Speak at Annual Christian Convention
Dr. P. E B. Lindley dean of the faculty and professor of Religious Education at High Point College will deliver the principal address June 10 at 8 PM during the North Carolina Christian Endeavor convention at High Point College. His topic A Missionary's Call To Modern Crusaders. Lindley a lifelong Methodist and educator holds degrees from Elon Vanderbilt Chicago and Columbia with a Doctor of Letters from Western Maryland College in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E B. Lindley
High Point College
North Carolina Christian
Elon College
Vanderbilt University
University of Chicago Divinity School
Columbia University
Western Maryland College
Dean Lindley
Operetta Presented by Local School Draws 126 Children
Elm Street school staged In Nature's Byways a spring operetta in two acts with about 126 children. Soloists Evelyn Vaughn and Dorothy Harker received praise. Direction by Miss Catherine Grantham with Miss Frances Johnson pianist and Miss Laura Beth Gaylor chorus director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Catherine Grantham
Frances Johnson
Laura Beth Gaylor
Jean Culbertson
L. B. Dutton
Hattie Williams
George W. Campbell
Frances Hubbard
Sarah Cook
Gertrude Hughes
Child of Nature
Evelyn Vaughn
Spring
Dorothy Harker
Daisy
Vesta Stratton
Buttercup
Edith Hulin
Night
P. M. Caudle
Wild Roe
Hannah Campbell
Winter
Thurman Horney
Rachael Conrad
Cold
Catherine Lyte
Sunshine
Sarah Ser
Dandelion
Rebekah Conrad
Cecil
Bettie Lou Warner
Maud Sapp Carraway
Sarah Frye
Irene Reynolds Visits Albemarle Guest of Ruth Peeler
Miss Irene Reynolds returned from Albemarle where she spent the past week as the guest of Miss Ruth Peeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Reynolds
Albemarle
Ruth Peeler
Choir Director Hosts Informal Party Before Pearl Perry Wedding
After Thursday choir practice at Central M P Church Mrs Charles F Winch hosted an informal West Main street party honoring Pearl Perry who will wed 8 G Williamson of High Point late this month The event featured games prizes for Edith Myers Rena Clodfelter Lela Maud Boyles Mrs J S Green and Dr Glenn Perry and refreshments Guests included Mrs J S Green Nash LeGrande Miss Lela Maud Boyles Mrs H S Surratt Jake Sechrest and Dr Glenn Perry Also Goldie Morrisette of Oxford visits Mrs Walter F Newby and Mrs W H Curlee with relatives in Salisbury Mrs Nash LeGrande and daughter visit W S Longs on Spring Street Tom A Finch recovers from appendectomy at City Memorial Hospital and may return home Mrs W C Myers injured in Washington DC remains in hospital recovering Mrs Myers and her son W C Jr travel with John Crawford toward Buffalo NY to visit Mr Myers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Charles F. Winch
West Main Street
Pearl Perry
G. Williamson
High Point
Lela Maud Boyles
J. 8. Green
Glenn Perry
Nash LeGrande
H.S. Surratt
Jake Sechrest
W. C. Myers
Washington, D. C
Washington Hospital
Several Cases In Recorders Court
Thomasville June 3. Cases disposed of in recorder s Court on Friday include Harvey Yates fined 36 plus costs for drunk and disorderly conduct with the fine suspended on good behavior for 12 months. Callie Brown to pay costs for being drunk or perform 30 days on the roads, choosing to pay. Leroy Exum and Raymond Myers continued to June 9 for violating the prohibition law. Clyde Carr, colored, also continued to June 9 for prohibition violations. John W. Adams, colored, found guilty of being drunk and case continued to June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ctal
Harvey Yates
Callie Brown
Leroy Exum
Raymond Myers
Clyde Carr
John W. Adams
Salmon Canning Hits 8.484 Million Standard Cases in 1932
In 1932 the salmon canning industry produced 8,484,000 standard cases. A standard case contains 48 one pound cans, reflecting a substantial output for the period.
Alumnae Day at UNC Women’s College Greensboro Attended
Farrington Miss Mae Shearer and several alumnae from Hamlet attended Alumnae Day at the University of North Carolina Women’s College in Greensboro today. Mrs Finch was elected to the board of directors for next year and will be installed at the event.
Doctor from Richmond Visits Local Parents
Dr. Glenn Perry arrived from Richmond where he recently graduated from the Medical College. He is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Perry, on Cox Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Perry
Richmond
The
Medical College
Mrs
T. G. Perry
Cox Avenue
Green Family Visit Spans Mount Airy Home Welcome
Paul Green Jr and Betty Green joined their aunt Naomi Howie for a Monday visit to Mount Airy home of Rev and Mrs R B Howie. Howie has been a guest at Paul Green’s home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green, Jr
Betty Green
Naomi Howie
Mount Airy
Howie
Paul Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willie Shackleford
Marcel
Carolina
Miss Mary Banks M* Pherson
Ford General Hospital
Gion
McMahon
Elizabeth Mendenhall
Mary Harper
Lucile. Brewer
Spivey
Lucile Blake Wer
Alvah Carlyn Spivey
Danville
B. K. Means
Burlington
Operettta
Ada Blair School
Nancy Barker
Walter Church
Bridget Ann
Woman's Club
Blair
Geddie Strickland
North Carolina Federation
Genevieve Moore
J. W. Woollen
J. H. McCall
Robert Russell
D. L. Bouldin
American Homes Department
W. T. Saunders
Clara Boyd
Art Department
Peggy Jean Smith
Ruth
Rachel Cox
Francis
Marjorie
Josephine
Henrietta Barring
Ann Ellington
Nancy Jane Nance
Barrer
Lydia
Jesse Smith, Jr
Welch Memorial Church
Friaday
Margaret Hoover
King Street
Virginia and
Shirley Reid
Lorraine Harmon
Vera Pierce
Samuel
Minnie Ruth Spear
Rada Cox
Lucille Samuel
Mrs. Morgan
Helen Wood
Hazel Samuel
Green Street
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
South Elm Street
Greensboro
Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Mickey Mous
Grace Beauty
Woolworth's
Methodist Protestant
Raines
Sam Strickland
Gatewood Avenue
Raymond W. Watson
Guilford General Hospital
Mornig
G. L. Reynolds
Ralph H. Vance
City
Misenheimer
Salisbury
Martha Shields
New York
Jane
Chicago
Art Institute
Field Museum of Natural History
New Museum of Science
Adler Planetarium
Goldie Morrisette
Walter F. Newby
W. H. Curlee
Tom A. Finch
Mr. and
Mra
T. A. Finch
City Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
C. F. Finch
R. K
Recorders Court
Nat Walker
Russell
Grimes Manufacturing Co
Boyles Street
Ppalace Theatre
Salem St. Thomasville
Jack Holt
Stuart Brewin
Chas. R $S Ruggles
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