Emerywood Junior Club Dance Opens Month With Seniors Gala
Emerywood Country Club kicked off the month with a successful Junior Dance honoring the local high school senior class. Basil Freeman provided live music with his orchestra. The first bi weekly ladies bridge session will start at 10 30 a m and luncheon will follow. Reservations for the next bridge on June 20 close by 7 p m the day before. Hostesses were Mesdames R L Brinson and E G Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Basil Freeman
Sum
Mer
Mesdames
R. L. Brinson
E. G. Watkins
Entre Nous Closes Year With Luncheon And Elections
The Entre Nous Club ended its summer meetings with a luncheon at Forest Hill Smoke House Winston-Salem attended by eleven members and five guests. Mrs J A Morris was elected to lead next year and Mrs J F Hayden was chosen secretary and treasurer with nine listed members and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Forest Hill
South Stratford Road
Winston-Salem
Nual
J. A. Morris
J. F. Hayden
Mesdames
L .R. Terry
W. C. Beavans
J. W. Harriss
Charles F. Long
C. B. Overman
B. 8. Cummings
S. C. Clark
A. E. Tate
Miss Dixie Thomas Honored At Jarrett Bridge Tea Event
Miss Dixie Thomas was honored at a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Sarah Jarrett and Mrs. Martha Jarrett on the Winston-Salem road. Six tables hosted the game with prizes and a salad course served to dozens of guests including out of town visitors Mrs. Howard Heinz and Miss Nell Ninestein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Thomas
Sarah
Martha Jarrett
Bridge
Winston- Salem Road
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Mary Tice
Howard Heinz
Audubon
N. J
Nell Ninestein
Blackville
D. C
Miss Thomas
Misses Thomas
Betty Sechrest
Mildred Marsh
Dot Hoskins
Marie Snider
Jane Austin
Dorothy Cummings
Edythe Crooks
Love Monday
Claudine Kirkman
Alice Chandler
Nancy Hill
Mesdames Earl
Church Social Circles Plan Meetings This Week
Green Street Baptist Church women’s groups schedule meetings at various homes and times this week. Circles gather at Tate Street, Harmon Street, White Oak Street, Campbell Street, Boulevard, and Park Street locations, with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green ST
Woman's Missionary Union
Green Street Baptist Church
R. E. Saler
Tate Street
Henry Smith
Harmon Street
W. A. Howell
White Oak Street
J. C. Cross
Campbell Street
Mrs Mare Snell Hosts Small Bridge Party in Thomasville
Miss Mare Snell hosted a small bridge gathering at her Myers street home with two tables in the living room. Prizes went to Mrs. D. M. Jester for first and Mrs. M. C. Elledge for second, while Mrs. John R. Myers won the traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mare Snell
Myers Street
D. M. Jester
M. C. Elledge
Frank Marr
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Spring Street
Summer Flowers
Fred Gray
R. M. Cooksey
Mesdames Walter Newby
Harry Lee Lambeth
Paul Hassler
E. L. Webb
Howell R. Kyser
Bridge Club Honors at Mrs Crews Home
Mrs. Bill Crews hosted the Wednesday Night Contract club where bridge was played. Prizes went to Miss Owenee Everhart and Miss Hallene Wright who received a luncheon set and perfume respectively. An ice course was served to Mesdames Tom Peacock W T Harris and Chester My-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crews
Owenee Everhart
Hallene Wright
Tom Peacock
W. T. Harris
Chester My
Auxiliary of Central Methodist hosts Missionary Society night
The Aux iliary of the Central Methodist Church hosted the Missionary Society from First Methodist in Denton on Monday night with Mrs. Geo L Curry presiding and Miss Vir ginia Curry and Mrs. Margaret Webb performing a duet. Guest speakers included Miss Dora Zimmerman Miss Margaret Perryman and Mrs Neese. The gathering closed with prayer and a social hour as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Central Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Geo. L. Curry
D. M. Sexton
Virginia Curry
Margaret Webb
C. Bisher
Missionary Society
Dora Zimmerman
Margaret Perryman
Mrs. Neese
Neese
Glad
Randleman Baptist Church
Hazel
Helen Owens
Dorothy Henley
Ruth McCollum
Martha
Bessie Williams
Esther
Ruby Stout
Jezebel
Nelle Robbins
D. D. Bassett
Ina Owens
Birthday party and community notices from Randleman
Miss Ruth Henley celebrated her 10th birthday with friends in Randleman a Saturday afternoon. The column lists local visitors, church events, family visits, births, and Lions Club district meeting at the King Cotton Hotel in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Henley
Randleman
Setliff-Mare Vows In Danville Virginia
Mr and Mrs W D Setliff announce the marriage of their daughter Elsie Marie to Hassel J Marie in Danville Virginia on March 1 Rev Leonard R Black officiated They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Luther McPherson The groom is the youngest son of W W Mabe and works with Pepsi Cola Bottling Company The couple will reside in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Setliff
Elsie Marie
Hassel J. Marie
Danville
Leonard R. Black
Luther McPherson
W. W. Mabe
Pepsi-Cola
Mr Praigg's Father Ill in India napolis
Friends report Noble T. Praigg of this city rushed to Indianapolis last night due to his father's critical illness. The elder Praigg is said to have little chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Praigg
T. Praigg
Indianapolis
Ind
Local families enjoy visits across towns this week
Mrs. Hardy's father H. P. Sexton and Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Sexton of Mocksville spent the week end here. E. O. Cutting of High Point visited relatives. James Massey of Bristol Tennessee with Joe Hill family. Bisher and Mary Ella Bisher spent days in Greensboro. Ruth Morris visiting Southmont with A. G. Morris. Arthur Lanier and parents in Harmony. D. M. Sexton family hosted at Farmer with J. W. Luther. Golden Morris of Greensboro also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Webb
Small Son
Washington
G. L. Curry
R. C. Powell
Greensboro
Vernon Nance
High Point
Max Weedcock
Winston-Salem
Jim Kearns
Novella Penny
D. Smith
Lillie Deaton
Thomasville
Ira Deaton
Clarence Russell
Dobson
J. E. Wilkins
C. W. Morris
W. M. Rathburn
Rome Hardy
Lexington
Ruth Morris
Southmont
A. G. Morris
Arthur Lanier
Harmony
Davis
D. M. Sexton
Farmer
J. W. Luther
Golden Morris
Duke Alumni Plan Many Reunions During Finals
Duke University finals draw about 1000 alumni for 12 class reunions from 1889 through 1938. Leaders include E L Moffitt and W A Bivins, with dinners and lunches at the university union and Washington Duke hotel. Alumni from 31 foreign countries attend, oldest living Trinity alum C B Townsend of Lumberton, 50 years since graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Duke University
E. L. Moffitt
Burlington
W. A. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
University Union
W. A. Bivins
High Point
Robert R. Taylor
Union
H. C. Satterfield
M. A. Briggs
Washington Duke
James Cannon, III
T. T. Spence
Raleigh
B. A. Rose
T. C. Kirkman
W. A. Tyree
Woman's College Union
C. E B. Jordan
John C. Council
Wilson
C. A. Dukes
William Barngey
West Campus Union
P. H. Hanes
Alumni Association
Blanche Henry Clark
Nashville
Sea Scouts Plan Bridge Of Honor
The Sea Scout Ship Chesapeake sponsored by First Presbyterian Church High Point plans its semi annual Bridge of Honor on Tuesday night June 20 in the church basement. Officials from local and neighboring councils will attend as Chesapeake crews receive Sea Scout rank awards and training certificates following a six week course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kaplan
Chesapeake
First Presbyterian Church At
High Point
Sea Scouts
Jesse Wall
Uwharrie
Everest
Salisbury
Charles Hagen
Davey Jones
Greensboro
United States
Wall
T. H. Weaver
E. L. Bloxam
Tallassee
Pickard
Lexington Sea Scout Patrol
High Rock Lake
K. P
Convertible coupe with auto top hits the market
A new convertible coupe featuring a power-operated top that raises or lowers at a twist of a lever on the instrument board is entering the market. The design promises convenient operation and streamlined styling for open-air driving enthusiasts.
YWCA Secretary Goes Abroad for Study Vacation
Mrs. Zillah R. Hopkins, general secretary of the YWCA, leaves for two months of study and vacation. She will visit Danville Kentucky Cincinnati New York City and attend the World's Fair before returning September first to resume duties. Miss Leslie Johnson will oversee operations in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Clara Gray White
Hellene
Ray Hoover
W. F. Rader
Newton
New York City
Rader
William Rader
Washington, D. C
Beth MacDonald
Wagram
Dave MacLester
R. L. MacDonald
McDonald
J. W. Boyles
Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
Billy
Roger Matthews
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Ann Grimes
Forest Grimes
T. J. McNeill
Roaring Gap
Spencer Carleton
Gardner
Mass
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Isabel Boyles
Bennettsville
S. C
Claire Hazel
John Schuyler
Neal Blair
Boone
J. R. Blair
Salem Street
Mary Alice Hoover
Saint Mary's School
Raleigh
G. M. Hoover
Gerge Lyles, Jr
Duke University
R. K. Farrington
Nancy
John
C. F. Hall
Washington
O. C. Wall
Cramer Street
Zillah R. Hopkins
Young Women's Christian Association
Hopkins
Danville
Kentucky
W. B. Thomas
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. T. Dickerson
New York
High Point
Sepember
C E Society Plans Picnic and State Convention Host
Christian Endeavor groups plan a Tuesday picnic at 7 30 pm at Deep River Friends Church northeast of High Point. They will later meet at the church hut to finalize plans for the 41st annual State C E convention at High Point College June 22 25 with High Point as hosts. The registration drive targets 150 registrations led by Mrs Mabel Joiner with Society registrars reporting. Rev J Clay Madison and A C Lovelace lead the convention chair training and a practice at First M P Church will include local society representatives and a choir photo session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Friends Church
High Point
High Point College
Mabel Joiner
Convention Christian Endeavor
J. Clay Madison
A. C. Lovelace
M. P
Charlotte Pastor Resigns to Teach at Erskine College
The Rev. William W. Boyce, pastor of the Charlotte First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, resigns effective September 1 to become professor of the New Testament at Erskine College Due West South Carolina. He will study at Princeton University for a year before joining Erskine in September 1940 and is an Erskine alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
William W. Boyce
Charlotte First Associate
Estimated annual cost of road patrols exceeds twenty four million
The annual total cost to maintain road patrols is estimated to be well above 24 million dollars, indicating a heavy public funding burden and the scale of the patrol program.
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Entre Nous
Misses Jarrett
Miss Dixie Thomas
Abbott's Creek
Abbott’s Creek
Hobart Garrison
Green Street
Dorcas
First Baptist Philathea
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Pemberton
Ward Street Circle
Ward Street
M. E. Church
Elizabeth Albright
Gibson
North Main Street
C. P. Johnson
Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary
B. W. Hunter
E. E. White
Greenway
J. W. van Loan
Colonial Drive
W. R. Campbell
Edgedale Drive
T. J. Gold
H. A. Gafney
Sedgefield
D. W. Blalock
J. H. Mourane
Denny
W. Stanley Davis
Harry Brown
West Farriss Avenue
G. E
G. W. Hutchens
West Lexington
R. A. Herring
East Lexington
Carrie McGirt
Margaret Lilly
P. Alexander
Guilford County
Wilma Byerly
West Bay Street
E. J. Oglesby
Shirley
Central Friends Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Ruth Holder
Lucille Spurgeon
Frank Spurgeon
Roy Hayworth
Darline Garrison
Mary Frances Hayworth
Nellie Green
Bessie Fay Williams
Shore Line Tavern
North Ocean Drive
Myrtle Beach, 8. C
S. S. Coe
Peggy Z. Babcock
Eastern Air Lines
West Coast
Hollywood
San Francisco
Denton News
Charles Curtis
United States Navy
San Pedro
California
Dot Henley
Leonard Seas
Kenneth Sink
Edgar Sink
James Pickard
Chapel Hill
James O. Pickard
Eva Templeton
W. J. Templeton
North Wilkesboro
Cletus Hardin
Whitson
Ella Harrison
Statesville
R. B. Ellington
O. L. Pierce
Spencer
R. E. Allred
Clyde Plaster
Margaret Nelson
Sarah Bobbitt
Nora Hughes
Emma Ball
J. C. Young
Dorothy
B. B. Hughes
Marian Lee
Frances Hanner
Jessie Moser
A. E. Sumner
Cyrus Hughes
Charles Donald
J. L. Stokes
Howard Ferguson
C. D. Kistler
G. P. Upton
Weaver Lineberry
Eddie Fitzmaurice
Lions Club
King Cotton Hotel
Setliff-Mare
Evelyn Brown
Steele Street
Betty Jean Tyson
Miss Tyson
N. R. Tyson
Betty Jean
B. C. Denning
China
Bonnie Meyer Adams
James Crawford Montgomery
Chapel of the Cross
W. T. Adams
Duke
Sea Scouts Plan
AC Ea Peete
Fred Palmer
Fred Primer
Atlanta
Austria
YWCA
C. E. Society
Charlotte Pastor
Erskine College
Blue Sea Inn
Myrtle Beach
R. W. McMillan
Carolina Gospel
WMFR
WSTP
WGNC
Gastonia
WSPA
Spartanburg
Radio Revival
P. O
8. C
John A. Leland
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