Music program at D A R chapter meeting in Rockford Road
At the Alexan Martin Chapter D A R the program on North Carolina music and songs will be presented by Mrs. W. J. Fraley Mrs. J. W. Osay and Mrs. Charles W. Me ally. The meeting will be presided by newly inducted regent N. S. Stirewall and marks the year end with hostesses listed. Also reported is the birth of a son to Clifford Lowell and his wife Anne Hill of Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexan Martin
Daughters of American Revolution
J. W. Iriss
Rockford Road
Onorth Carolina Music and Comis
W. J. Fraley
J. W. Osay
Charles W. Meally
N. S. Stirewall
Iris
Moses D. L. Bouldin
Clyde Farley
C. Moore
Bruce Carraway
C. Haworth
R. I. Quigley
Local Women Host Colonial Tea in Kernersville
Mrs John S Welborn and Mrs J E Kirkman aided at a Colonial Tea in Kernersville hosted by the Joseph Kern er chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with Miss Tila Harmon as official hostess. Attendees included members of the Alexander Martin Chapter and several local women in Colonial costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Welborn
J. E. Kirkman
Kernersville
Joseph Kerner
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tila Harmon
Alexander Martin
Welborn
North Carolina Society
Kirkman
Legion Auxiliary Unit Plans Final Convention Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary unit will meet Tuesday evening at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Mrs. Dan D. Arden announces the presidents and chairmen must ensure every member attends. The session will cover final plans for the state convention to be held the week of June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Dan D. Arden
State Legion Auxiliary
Anniversary Dance Celebrates Poole Fifth Anniversary
Last evening at Emerywood Country Club Mr and Mrs James Wyche Poole hosted a large reception for approximately four hundred guests in observance of their fifth wedding anniversary. The bride wore white silk taffeta with sequins and orchids in her hair. Guests included Miss Margaret Hauser maid of honor and bridesmaids Mrs E W Freeze Jr Mrs P W Glidewell and Mrs F Frederick Kennedy. The groom was assisted by Hoyt W Kipone best man and ushers Ham H Denny J Welch Harriss W A Tomlinson Howard Holderness BE W Freeze Jr and Brooks Reitzel. Music by John Peddicard and his orchestra. Reception featured punch and sandwiches. The Poole marriage occurred June 8 1935 at Kimmar uel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
James Wyche Poole
Poole
Margaret Hauser
New York City
E. W. Freeze, Jr
P. W. Glidewell
Reidsville
F. Frederick Kennedy
Augusta
Hoyt W. Kipone
Greensboro
Mr. Poole
Ham H. Denny
J. Welch Harriss
W. A. Tomlinson
Howard Holderness
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
Brooks Reitzel
Rockford Road
Kimmaruel Lutheran Church
Evening Bridge Honors Miss Davis Bride Elect
A Greensboro bride elect Miss Elizabeth Davis, who will wed Horace Burgin of Winston-Salem later this month in an evening ceremony at West Market Methodist Church, was feted at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Bill Forster and Mrs. Wilbur Groome on Wellington Road. The event featured a pink and white motif, a multi-table bridge game, a vanilla ice course, and gifts for the honoree including a white pocket book as high score prize and crystal pattern azilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Elizabeth Davis
Horace Burgin
Winston-Salem
West Market Methodist Church
Bill Forster
Wilbur Groome
Wellington Road
West Emerywood
Miss Davis
Elert
R. B. Davis
Aieenehore
Forster
Bishop
Harriet Nowlin
Margaret Wright
Nell Nowlin
Helen Hunter
Grace Betts
Jean Sutton
Christine Clegg
Mary Elizabeth Pugh
Bridgsmeids
Manley Loomis
Wit Ston-Salem
John Jerney
Kirkman Pupils Present Closing Exercises Here
Pupils of Mrs. W. G. Kirkman's Kindergarten School held closing exercises at Bay Street School auditorium. Thirty seven children performed in two parts including a kindergarten party and a May Festival with Mary Lane Ballard crowned May Queen. Maypole and ballet dancers appeared alongside a square dance and a parade of graduates receiving diplomas from Mayor Arthur Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kirkman
Bay Street
Mary Lane Ballard
Julia Timmons Moore
Anne Langley
Vance Smith
Billy Welborn
Charlotte van Loan
Wayne Shore
Larry Brown
Annie Lee Wright
Nancy Chamelin
Evelyn Chapman
Randall Johnson
Harriet Edwards
Donald Paul
Louise York
Dannie van Loan
Barbara Bouldin
Folger Chamelin
Ann Mundin
F. L. Warford, Jr
Barbara Chambers
Jerry Ferguson
Joe Beamon
Patty Peacock
Tommy Woollen
Martha Ann Davis
Joel Paul
Frankie Herman
Charles Lucas
Virginia Walser
Nicky Fisher
Guy Monroe
Joe Walser
Carolyn Dudley
Velva Tucker
Barbara Jane Hedgecock
Betty Jane Beamon
Arthur Kirkman
Jerry Jacobs
Donnie van Loan
F. L. Watford
Anne Mundin
Mary Elaine Yokley Weds William Hicks in Danville
Miss Mary Elaine Yokley married William Lester Hicks Saturday in Danville Virginia at the home of Dr. James M. Shelburne who officiated with Baptist ring ritual. Attendants were Miss Blanche Woodlief and Malcolm Kearns of the city. The bride wore a redingote ensemble of heavenly blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Mary Elaine Yokley
William Lester Hicks
James M. Shelburne
Baptist Church
Blanche Woodlief
Malcolm Kearns
Altrusans Elect New State Tuesday
Altrusa Club to elect officers for the new year at a 6:30 p.m. dinner and business meeting at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday evening June 11. Retiring president Mrs. C H Caddell will preside and fiscal year closing business will be addressed. Plans for the annual progressive dinner on Tuesday June 25 will be outlined by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
C. H. Caddell
Bride Describes Her Plain Sheer Crepe Wedding Attire
The bride wore sheer crepe with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias and sweet peas. She has lived here her whole life and will graduate with the class of 1957 from High Point High School. Mr Hicks, son of J H Hicks, attended local school and works at Adams-Millis. They live with the bride's mother at 115 East Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Mr. Hicks
J. H. Hicks
Adams-Millis Corporation
East
Lexington Avenue
Turpin Carr Announces Wedding For Pattie Turpin
Formal notice of Pattie Jane Turpin and Samuel C Carr wed with the ceremony planned for June 2 1940 in Goldsboro North Carolina. The couple will reside in High Point and Sam C Carr works for Simmons Company.
Boyles Harris Plans Announced For Thomasville Ceremony
Plans for the wedding of Miss Isabel Boyles of Thomasville to Roy Bernard Harris of High Point are announced. The garden ceremony is set for June 22 at five o'clock at the bride’s home with Rev. J Clyde Allman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Boyles
Thomasville
Roy Bernard Harris
High Point
J Clyde Allman
Community Methodist Church
Virginia Boyles
Mary Faison Covington
Nancy Kyser
Macy Harris
Raleigh
Harvey Harris
Jacksonville
Fla
Harris
Alvah Boyles
C. F. Gibson
Danville
William Wadsworth
Charlotte
Harry W. Curlee
Boyles
West Main Street
Joseph William Boyles
Isabel
Miss Vera Johnson Weds Robt Wilson In Danville
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Vera Johnson of High Point and Robert Wilson of High Point. Ceremony held in Danville Virginia on Saturday May 25 with Rev. M T Sorrell officiating. The bride wore powder blue crepe with pink rosebud corsage. They plan to reside on High Point route three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Johnson
Robert Wilson
High Point
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
KE. L. Johnson
Route Three
Johnson
J. W. Wilson
Siler City
Consolidated Hosiery Mill
C E S Delegates Head To Wilmington Convention
C E S delegates from North Carolina travel to Wilmington for the 35th annual Grand Chapter session of the Order of the Eastern Star. Local reps include Mrs Deadie Mabry and C E Harbinson with Mrs Harbison and Mesdames Ida Kimble Harriett Godwin. Services at Lumina auditorium precede the Monday start with a Grand Reception Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Order of the Eastern Star
Wilmington
Deadie Mabry
C. E. Harbinson
Harbison
Ida Kimble
Harriett Godwin
Lumina
Wrightsville Beach
Masonic Temple
Christiana ’Snyder
Mabry
High Point Garden Club Holds Final Meet Tuesday Morning
Mrs. W. C. Idol hosts the High Point Garden Club Tuesday at 10 o clock at her Hillcrest Drive home. It is the final meeting of the club year and plans for next season will be discussed. Also announced is the birth of Roland Casey Wagner born May 30 at 806 Kearns Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
J. E. Wagner
Roland Casey
Kearns Street
Junior Christian Endeavor delegate leaves for state meeting
Janice Marie Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Edwards of 915 South Main Street departs this week to Elon College to represent the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of First Methodist Church at the forty second annual North Carolina Christian Endeavor convention to be held June 13 to 16. She will sing at vesper services sponsored by the High Point Christian Endeavor Union on June 14 with Bill Wall presiding. She serves as president of the Junior Endeavorers at the church and is a member of the church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Marie Edwards
W. L. Edwards
South Main Street
Elon College
Christian Endeavor Society
First Methodist Church
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Convention
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Bill Wall
Junior Christian Endeavorers
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Fred Taylor Ridge
Nellila
Central Friends Church
Rippord Lowell, JR. Orn
Clifford Lowell
Igh Point
Rs. Lowell
Anne Hill
Mountry
Helene Curtis
Croquignole Reg
Cor
Legion Auxiliary Unit
Carolina
Lushus
Mrs. Poole
Yokley-Hicks
Altrusans
Thomas Winfield Blackwell, Jr
First Baptist Church
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Charles F. Lambeth
Turpin-Carr
H. D. Turpin
Pattie Jane
Samuel C. Carr
Goldsboro
Winston Road
Ramseur
Nell Turpin
Oakwood Court
C. C. Carr
Simmons Company
Samuel ©. Carr
Pattie Jane Turpin
Ramsecur
Robt. Wilson
Samuel Hyman S
Spode
Chantilly
Eye Jeweler
Billingsley Rose
Chan
Henin Manor
Efrling
Coconiat Manor
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