Salem Academy 1938 Graduates Include High Point Girls
Two High Point students Helen Millis and Doris Stroupe received diplomas at Salem Academy Winston-Salem during the 166th commencement on June 3. The list of senior and post graduate attendees includes many names with honors and campus roles highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Salem Academy
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Helen Millis
J. E. Millis
Doris Stroupe
G. V. Stroupe
Helen Millie
Pi Delta Phi
Gram
Academy
Salem
Helen
The
Golds
Scribblers
Puppet Club
Camera Club
Citizenship
Quill Pen
Helen Torrence
Charlotte
Virginia Wayne
Atlanta
Mary Marshall Jones
Jeanne Gartrell
Oakland
N. J
Betty Black
Upper Montclair
Hannah Pickett Rancke
Rockingham
Center Row
Gertrude Handly
Knoxville
Tenn
Bettye Jean Johnson
Excelsior
W. Va
Lola Whisnant
Emily Smither
Postgraduate
Mrs. Hoover Hosts Thomasville Daughters Confederacy Meeting
Mrs. Charles M. Hoover Sr. entertained the Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at her Salem Street home with Miss Sallie McCracken presiding and an article on Jefferson Davis read. Miss Louise McMillan spoke on iron and sugar cane in the Old South and its economic impact. Ice course served. visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles M. Hoover
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Salem Street
R. E. Watkins
Sallie McCracken
E. J. Poe
McCracken
Jefferson Davis
I. G. Greer
Louise McMillan
Old South
Dinner guests and family plans noted in society column
Mr and Mrs John R Myers hosted Rev and Mrs W C Goode of Spencer for a four course dinner with mixed flowers on the table. The Lambeths and Miss Johnson and Charlie Jr left for Gardner Massachusetts to visit Mrs Spencer Carpton and attend Bradford College finals where Prisilla Lambeth studies. Miss Jane Pratt of Washington DC visits Miss Maiternell on Myers Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
W. C. Goode
Spencer
Charles F. Lambeth
Mary Johnson
Charlies, Jr
Gardner, Mass
Spencer Carpton
Lambeth
Bradford College
Bradford
Mass
Priscilla Lambeth
Jane Pratt
Washington, D. C
Miss Maiternell
Myers Street
Trinity Graduate To See Exercises At Duke University
Charles T. White an Amarillo Texas resident and Randolph county native aged 83 will attend Duke University commencement in contrast to his 1877 ware college graduation. He is visiting High Point as guest of his brother T L White and nieces Gladys MacFarland and Susie Kirkman with plans to see relatives in Randolph and Guilford counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Charles T. White
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. White
Ware College
White
Randolph County
West
High Point
T. L. White
Chestnut Street
Gladys MacFarland
Susie Kirkman
Randolph
Guilford Counties
Daughters of America Plan Evening Church Service
Washington Council No. 4 and Peace Council No. 9 of the Daughters of America will attend Welch Memorial tonight at 7:30 in a body. All members are requested to attend their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No
Peace Council No. 9
The
Daughters of America
Welch Memorial
Cotillion Club Dinner and Dance in Lexington
The Cotillion club held a dinner and dance at the American Legion hut in Lexington featuring high school students. Waitresses, floor show, and performances by local girls were highlighted along with a fifth birthday celebration at West Seventh Avenue. The event included a buffet of canapes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion Club
Lexington
Legion Hut
American Legion Hut
Nell Hackney
Betty Cuthrell
Edna Earl Cameron
Betty Ward
Carolina Smith
Bill” Gordon
Louise Kirby
Misses
Frances Peeler
Clara Ann Miller
Jacqueline Thomason
Marjorie Walser
Marguerite Thomason
Zeb Walser, Jr
Lexington Guests Attend Miss Grimes Luncheon in Winston-Salem
A luncheon hosted by Miss Josephine Grimes at the Robert E. Lee hotel drew Lexington residents. Honorees Anna Foy and Mary Nading, both brides elect from Winston-Salem, received garlanded corsages and silver gifts in their wedding pattern. A three course luncheon was served to a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Josephine Grimes
Robert EB. Lee
Winston-Salem
Anna Foy
Mary Nading
Governor Clyde R. Hoey Visits Junior Orphanage Event
North Carolina Governor Clyde R. Hoey spoke during visitation day at the Junior Orphanage last Sunday and joined Superintendent W. M. Shuford and Mrs. Shuford for dinner at the Orphans Home. Children enjoyed games as Miss Luwenia Baker entertained with stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
W. M. Shuford
Miss Armentrout Weds Mr Henderson In Local Ceremony
Mrs H E Armen trout announces the marriage of Pauline Vernon Armentrout to Charles Clifford Henderson. The ceremony was held Saturday afternoon at Rev J T Bowman's home with few relatives present. The bride, a High Point graduate of 1936, wore white. The groom, son of Mrs Annie Henderson of Denton, works for Carolina Veneer. They will live with the bride’s parents at 3804 West Point Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Armentrout
Pauline Vernon
Charles Clifford Henderson
J. T. Bowman
West End
Annie Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Denton
The
Carolina Veneer Company
West Point Avenue
State UDC Officers Attend Pageant in Greensboro
State director Mrs J F Hayden third vice president of NC UDC and guest Mrs Claudius McGowan recorder of crosses joined three UDC officers at a Greensboro pageant hosted by the local chapter of the Children of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
Greensboro C. of
J. F. Hayden
the Children of the Confederacy
North Carolina
Claudius McGowan
Plymouth
Rothrock Family Attend Leakesville Wedding
Mr. Bruce Rothrock and family travel to Leakesville for the wedding of his brother Sam Rothrock to Mildred Osburn, with Mary Ella and Bruce present for the ceremony and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Rothrock
Mary Ella
Bruce
Leakesville
Mr. Rothrock
Sam Rothrock
Mildred Osburn
Lindsay chapter reenacts 1861 Guilford Grave pageant in Greensboro
The Guilford Grave chapter of the U D C held a Friday reenactment at the Greensboro Woman's Club to mark the 1861 at home that organized the chapter. Mrs Garland Daniel of Greensboro, state U D C treasurer and honorary president, witnessed the pageant, which portrayed Governor Morehead and his daughter Lizzie Lindsay with other roles played by children under Miss Louise Whittington. A brief business session followed the event with routine U D C matters addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Brown
West Seventh Avenue
Curry F. Lopp
Hillcrest
Calvin Wall
Elaine Childs
C. C. Wall
Claire Cuthrell
Mra
F. H. Wall
J. M. Daniel, Jr
Robert Philpott
Louise Whittington
W. J. Beaman
C. of C
Teawaa
Uniform Rank of Woodmen to Drill Monday
The Uniform Rank of Woodmen of the World Company B, 150th Regiment will report to Captain B. Halcomb Monday at 7 o'clock for drill at the junior high school building in this city. The regular Woodmen meeting is announced for Tuesday at 6 o'clock p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
150Th Regiment
Woodmen of the World
B. Halcomb
Woodmen
License Revocations Driven by Drunken Driving in Pa
Report shows 66 percent of Pennsylvania license revocations last year due to drunken driving. The data highlight the impact of DUI enforcement on driving privileges across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Announce Marriage Of Miss Hutchins And Robert Welch
Mr and Mrs J N Hutchins announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Robert Welch on Saturday May 21 in Danville Virginia The bride wore a baby pink and navy blue costume with accessories and a corsage of sweetpeas and roses Mr Welch son of H G Welch and the late Mrs Welch of Yadkin is an employee of Burlington Mills The couple were accompanied to Danville by Mr and Mrs R B Cornwell and Mr and Mrs W F Welch They will reside at 522 White Oak Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hutchins
Ruth
Robert Welch
Danville, Va
Mr. Welch
H. G. Welch
Welch
Yadkin
Burlington Mills Corporation
Danville
R. B. Cornwell
W. F. Welch
White Oak Street
Boy’s Talks With Governors Costly to Parents
An eight-year-old boy from EMPHIS, Earl Tuten, rang up a costly series of calls to officials. The bill listed calls to Governor White in Jackson Mississippi for 95 cents and to Governor Browning in Nashville Tennessee for 90 cents. He said he only wanted to talk with them and failed to reach the President at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emphis
Tenn
R. E. Luten
White
Jackson
Miss
Browning
Nashville
White House
Washington, D. C
Earl Tuten
Earl
Social Arts Club Meeting at Mrs McCrary’s Home
The Social Arts Club held its bi monthly meeting at Mrs J N McCrary's Park Way home. Members sewed and chatted amid decorated rooms with spring flowers. Plans were made for a future club outing for members and families. Hostess and Mrs Nannie Byrum served salad and sweets to listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Arts
J. N. McCrary
Parkway
Nannie Byrum
T. R. Zimmerman
E. Z. Jones
N. P. Holmes
A. J. Koonce
C. B. Baxter
E. Cc. Harville
Miss Crowell to Offer Private Art Lessons This Summer
Miss Elizabeth Crowell, art instructor at High Point college, will take private pupils during the summer sessions beginning Tuesday June 7. She earned a Master’s in art from Columbia University last summer and had some of her work exhibited in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crowell
High Point College
Girl Reserves To Have Play Day At Lake On Thursday
A city lake play day for Girl Reserve clubs marks the year end activities with sixth grade groups leaving schools at 10 o clock. Overnight hikes preceded the event, lunches provided, swimming and games planned at the lake. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs William T French announce the birth of son Garry Preston on Saturday June 4 at their Asheboro home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
City Lake
Elm Street
Ray Street
William T. French
Northe Im Street
Asheboro
Garry Preston
Lanier Chestain wedding in Danville Virginia
Announcement of the marriage of Iris Lenora Lanier to Rufus L. Chestain in Danville Virginia on May 21. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jasper Hoover, wore navy chiffon with talisman rose corsage. The groom is S J Chestain of High Point, employed by Adams-Millis. they will live with his parents at 704 West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Lenora Lanier
Rufus L. Chestain
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
Jasper Hoover
Thomasville
Charles Lanier
High Point
Chestain
High Point High School
S. J. Chestain
Adams-Millis Corporation
West Broad Street
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Iodtal
Eleanor Tri
Chas M. Hoover
Decie Chambers
Carthage
Elizabeth Blair
Beaufort
R. G. Jennings
Durham
Betty Jennings
Dr. Jennings
Royal, Jr
Alma Jennings
Duke
Trinity
Church
Guilford Memorial Park
Greensboro
High Point Administration
Ocean Front
Lumins Pevillon
Wrightsville Beach
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Mas
Joan Swypen
Manspen Bentamy
More
Wrightsville Beach, WN. C
Ann
Ottons
Mer
Jimmie Brown
Miss Baker
Paul Miller
Vance Circle
Woodrow McKay
Kate Mays
MissLuwenia Baker
Miss Armentrout
Miss Hutchins
Miss Crowell
Dize Awning & Tent CO
North Main Street
Garry Preston French
Hinsdale and Grumbacher
N.C. College
Nolia Gardens
Williamsburg
New England
High Point Kiwanis Club
High Point City Schools
High Point Art Institute
Elwood Hotel
Sheraton Hotel
Coca-Cola Plant
East
Washington Street
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