Mrs. A. J. Koonce Honored At Social Arts Birthday Luncheon
The Social Arts Club hosted a birthday luncheon at the city lake pavilion with 11 at table. Honoree Mrs Arnold J Koonce received a crystal salad plate gift as a birthday cake with pink candles was served, followed by invitations to future gatherings.
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A. J. Koonce
Social Arts
Social Arts Club
City Lake Pavilion
Arnold J. Koonce
J. N. McCrary
Paradise Point
A. B. Elam
Winston-Salem
Misses Thomas And Hampp Share Honors At Luncheon
Two brides elect Miss Dixie Thomas and Miss Leora Hampp were honored at a luncheon hosted by Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Miss Alma Andrews at Mrs. Howard Hartzell home on Guilford Avenue. The table centerpiece featured white flowers and corsages marked each honoree with wedding bells on ecards. Thomas will wed Edgar H. Snider on June 14 and Hampp will marry John Fleming Hussey on June 28, with crystal goblets and ice tea glasses as gifts.
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Dorothy Hoskins
Alma Andrews
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Dixie Thomas
Leora Hampp
Miss Thomas
Edgar H. Snider
Hampp
John Fleming Hussey
Florence
8. C
Dallas
Texas
R. H. Sechrest
Thomas
Betty Sechrest
CC. C. Hampp
Reidsville
Pat Hall
Earline Moore
Miss Hampp
Miss Hoskins
Miss Andrews
Confederacy meeting opens in Greensboro NC
Delegates to the North Carolina Children of the Confederacy annual gathering in Greensboro conduct committee report actions hear officer elections and view the Confederacy medal presentation during a full day of activities.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Children of the Confederacy
Allen Jay Teachers Attend Summer School at WCMC
Miss Rosa Mae Ingram Mrs. Clay Turner Mrs. I. K. Purvis and Mrs. John A. Owen of the Allen Jay faculty are attending summer school at Woman's College in Greensboro.
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Allen Jay
WCMC
Rosa Mae Ingram
Clay Turner
I. K. Purvis
John A. Owen
Woman's College In
Greensboro
Irish residents in Argentina foster Irish culture movement
Irish residents in Argentina have launched a movement to foster Irish culture there. France shipped 50 64 prim binoculars and field and opera glasses to the United States in the past year.
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Argentina
France
United States
Local Social News and Guest Headlines
Mrs. Howard Heinz leaves Audubon after three weeks with the Wilson family. Mrs. O B Hiatt returns to Miami from Lindsay Street visit. Mrs Sakon Davis heads to Indianapolis after a stay at 1103 Lindsay Street. Mrs. Wilma Weant Freeman recovers from appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Elois Mitchell returns home from Guilford College. Mrs J F Hayden attends North Carolina Children of the Confederacy meeting in Greensboro. Mr and Mrs W H Rawdon host guests Maurice Davis and Mrs John Keenan. Helen Morgan visits Mrs Carl Connor on Carrick Avenue. Mrs Clarence Lee Stogner Jr is seriously ill in Hartsville, SC. Mrs Ruby Dell Strand is her maiden name. Mrs Henry M Baker and son Henry Jr depart for Rocky Mount to visit George Burnett. later to Virginia Beach for a house party hosted by the Burnettes.
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Howard Heinz
Audubon
N. J
R. A. Wilson
Carrick Avenue
O. B. Hiatt
Miami
Fla
George Strickland
Lindsay Street
Sakon’ Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
Sidney Kearns
Clarence Lee Stognor, Jr
Hartsville, S. C
Stogner
Ruby Dell Strand
Henry M. Baker
Henry, Jr
Rocky Mount
George Burnetts
Horse Show Visitors Feted Today At Picnic And Informal Party
After the Sedgefield Horse Show this afternoon a picnic supper for exhibitors and Sedgefield Hunt members is hosted on the Sedgefield Inn lawn with many attendees expected. Tonight a cocktail party on the Inn terrace follows the post show program.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Hunt
Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Miss Hampp Bride Elect Feted At Evening Bridge
Miss Leora Hampp bride elect of Florence and Dallas plans was honored at a four table bridge party hosted by Mrs. J A Gray at 308 Sharing guests included Miss Hornaday of Greensboro and Mrs. Rankin. Prizes awarded to top players and gifts showered on the bride elect.
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Hampp
Leora Hampp
John Fleming Hussey
Florence
S. C
Dallas
Tex
Alson Gray
Robert Cook
William T. Forster
J. A. Gray
Lindsay Street
Betty Hornaday
Greensboro
Edwin Rankin
Mildred Furgurson
Gray
Miss Hornaday
Miss Hampp
Colorful Senior High Dance Recital Delights Audience
Miss Margaret Wall of Greensboro and Billy Clower of Winston-Salem presented a four part dance revue at the city senior high auditorium. The program opened with four young pupils, featured ballet The Waltz of the Flowers, and closed with a Gypsy scene. Guest artists Miss Eva Louise and Billy Bowles assisted, with Wall and Clower leading a large group.
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Margaret Wall
Greensboro
Billy Clower
Winston-Salem
Miss Wall
Mr. Clower
Eva Louise
Billy Bowles
Miss Coltrane Honored in Thacker Engagement Party
Miss Eulalia Coltrane of near Greensboro will wed John Wesley Thacker this month. Iris and Gene Thacker hosted a Sunny Knoll party with music, bells for partners, and prizes for a contest. Attendees included Edna Coltrane, Vera and Virginia Burtner, and J W Thacker among others.
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Eulalia Coltrane
Greensboro
John Wesley Thacker
Iris
Gene Thacker
Sunny Knoll
Josephine Deal
Elizabeth Wood
Miss Coltrane
Virginia Burter
Vera Burtner
Edna Coltrane
Vera
Virginia Burtner
Eleanor Welch
Doris Hedgecock
Helen Motsinger
Frances Williams
Mary Ruth
Willie Clinard
Alberta Cochrane
Max Coltrane
George Stine
T. G. Owens
J. W. Thacker
Edward
Charles Williams
Frank Smith
Allen
Frank Thacker
J. R. Hutton
Coltrane Thacker Invitations Out
Mr and Mrs Lee Beacher Coltrane request the honor of your presence at the marriage of Pearl Eulalia Coltrane to John Wesley Thacker on Wednesday June 28 1939 at 8 pm Glenwood Methodist Church Greensboro North Carolina. Cuba ships nearly 600000 worth of tobacco to the United States each month.
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Lee Beacher Coltrane
Pearl Eulalia
John Wesley Thacker
Glenwood Methodist Church
Greensboro
North Carolina
Cuba
United States
Cranium Crackers Fifth in NEA fashion quiz
Marian Young presents the fifth in a 12 part NEA Service fashion quiz. Ten points per correct answer, a score of 60 or better is good. Questions cover designers trends bridesmaids wear and styling rules with true or false prompts.
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NEA
Marian Young
NEA Service
Italy Orders Textiles to Use Italian Fibres When Possible
Italy decrees that Italian textiles should incorporate Italian fibres as far as feasible. The government emphasizes national content in manufacturing and aims to bolster domestic fibre producers amid broader trade and industrial measures.
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Italy
Household Arts Club Meets in Burlington
Members of the Household Arts Club motored to Burlington for a meeting with Mrs. L. L. Farlow. Celebrations honored birthdays of Mrs. Farlow Mrs. C. F. Grissom and Mrs. J. H. Womble. Contests, gifts, a birthday cake and a decoratively set dining room followed.
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Household Arts Club
Burlington
L. L. Farlow
Farlow
C. F. Grissom
J. H. Womble
T. G. Shelton
W. D. Sale
Sam Dutton
J. T. Ellis
C. F. Ellington
Minnie Hinkle
F. L. Ingram
W. D. Sale, &Sr
Mrs. Rogers
D A R Chapter Meets at Mrs Wrenn Home Tuesday
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its June meeting at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn's home at 202 West Broad Street Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock. Associate hostesses include Mrs. L. G. Robichaux Claire Conner C C Garrett Harry L. Brockmann Hugh Childress and Miss Lois Welborn. The program is led by Mrs. H S Cofield and Mrs Katherine Raymond focusing on American music and flag etiquette.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. J Wrenn
West Broad Street
L. G. Robichaux
Claire Conner
C. C. Garrett
Harry L. Brockmann
Hugh Childress
Lois Welborn
H. S. Coffield
Committee For the Advancement of American Music
Thomasville Resident Victim Of Auto Wreck
L. C. Barkley of Thomasville was brought to Guilford General Hospital after a wreck on the Thomasville highway. He was listed in serious condition with neck injuries described as slight. Doctors believed an attack may have caused him to lose control. The car left the pavement and went over a small road fill. Barkley’s address is 1381 Kern Street.
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L. C. Barkley
Thomasville
Guilford General Hospital
Judge refuses bail in Raymond Worley shotgun slaying case
GOLDSBORO June 9 Judge G Vernon Cowper denied bail at a habeas corpus hearing for Raymond Worley 26 charged with fatally shooting his wife last April.
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Goldsboro
G. Vernon Cowper
Raymond Worley
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