Barber-Wedding Sets Lovely Reidsville Ceremony
Miss Marion Hunt Barber wed James Shelton Moffitt in the First Baptist Church of Reidsville as flowers and candles framed the vows. The ceremony featured music by Francis Womack Elizabeth Munroe and Ashley Pamplin with ushers from High Point and Reidsville. Barber, a NC UNC graduate and teacher, and Moffitt, Riverside Military Academy and UNC alumnus, begin life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Reidsville
Marion Hunt Barber
James Shelton Moffitt
T. L. Sasser
Francis Womack
Elizabeth Munroe
High Point
Ashley Pamplin
Miss Munroe
Lohenn
Frederick Voliva
William Tomlinson
Chas. McAnally
Alfred Moffitt
W. J. Barber
Bryn Mawr
Stewart Powell
George EB. Barber
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Moffitt
H. A. Moffitt
Hugh Ifred Moffitt
Riverside Military Academy
George KF. Barber
High Point Peopel
Marriages and social notices from High Point area
The item notes several marriages and receptions involving High Point residents. Ethelyne Moser married Alton J. Malpass in Danville Virginia on June 4 1934. Miss Mary Alice Rogers married J T Cooke in Danville May 27 1934. Rose Gibbs wed H S Tillman in Lexington North Carolina April 15 1934. Individuals and addresses linked to High Point appear alongside related travel and home details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Tuttle
Ethelyne Moser
Alton J. Malpass
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
McKinley Davis
Tillman-Gibbs
Lexington
Rose Gibbs
S. Tillman
High Point
N. C
Walter L. Wofford
Tillman
William Gibbs
Nebo
Mr. Tillman
T. W. Tillman
Carthage
Adams-Millis Corporation
Social Calendar Highlights A Week of Local Events
A busy week unfolds with dances at the Pentagon Piedmont Ball featuring Johnny Johnson’s Orchestra and Lee Johnson and Harry McDaniel. bridge teas for Mrs. Elliott Wood. DAR and garden club meetings. nurse club gathering. engagements and weddings noted for Helen Marsh and William Crawford. The Piedmont German Club closes the week with a Jan Garber orchestra dance at Emerywood Country Club.
Local Society Teas on Friday Afternoon
Invitations issued yesterday announce tea events for Miss Lucie Hayes and Mrs. Sanders at home on Friday the fifteenth of June from five to six at Rotary Drive. Attendees include Miss Helen Marsh Mrs. Robert Rodges Mrs. Nathan Ayers and Mrs. Allen Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Hayes
Sanders Dallas
Rotary Drive
Helen Marsh
Robert Rodges
Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
Large Benefit Given By Woman's Club
Eighteen tables were arranged Friday evening at a benefit hosted by the Woman's club at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s home on East Washington street. Bridge and anagrams were played, with roses and seasonable flowers decorating the home. High score prizes went to Miss Ruth Welborn and D. J. Dobbins for bridge, while Joe Johnson won the anagram prize. Draw prizes were awarded to several members and guests including Mesdames M. A. Lackey A. B. Fraser A. H. Whitley H. L. Spesard G. L. Rankin C. E B. Cummins and J. F. Hayden, and Messrs A. H. Whitley B. T. Bell and Melvin Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Ruth Welborn
D. J. Dobbins
Joe Johnson
Mesdames M. A. Lackey
A. BE. Frazier
A. H. Whitley
H. L. Spessard
G. L. Rankin
C. E B. Cummins
Messrs
B. T. Bell
Melvin Hayes
Unusual Drama Institute Offers Amateurs Chance to Shine
Local actors and actresses can boost talents as Charles F. Wells arrives to lead a amateur drama course in High Point. Training covers make up lighting dyeing and set design with lectures demonstrations and a final one act program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile and Park Commission
Charles F. Wells
Little Theater
Wells
New York
National Recreation Association
Woman's Club
Junior Service League
Jan Garber Orchestra to Play Piedmont German Club Dance
The Piedmont German Club hosts Jan Garber and his orchestra for a dance from 9:30 to 1:30 with Garber contributing several violin solos. The June dance at Em erywood Country club will feature Garber and his band, noted for its jazz roots and later melodic style, following a North Carolina origin and a summer touring schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
Jon Garber
North Carolina
Glinis
Chicago
WGN
Amos R. Kearns
Garber
Altrusa Club Year Ends With Banquet And Dance
The Altrusa club concluded its year with a banquet at the Sheraton hotel followed by a dance. Mrs. W. W. Dickerson received a friendship bouquet as outgoing president. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Greer entertained with folk songs and ballets, backed by Mrs. Greer on dulcimer. About seventy guests attended the banquet and dance, with Mrs. Woodhouse named national president of Altrusa in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
W. W. Dickerson
E. J. Woodhouse
Greensboro
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Date Change To June 19
The American Legion Auxiliary postpones its regular monthly meeting from Friday to Tuesday June 19 to accommodate Mrs. W R Absher state president visit. Meeting at Mrs M A Lackeys Hillcrest Drive with hostesses Mrs Geddie Strickland Mrs Oscar Smith and Mrs C A York. Mrs A Sherrod to lead program on Fidac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddie Strickland
Oscar Smith
Cc. A. York
A. Sherrod
Engagement of Dorothy Willis to Homer Ridge announced
Miss Dorothy Ellen Willis and Mr Homer Mead Ridge Jr are engaged. The announcement by the Willis parents states the wedding is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ellen Willis
Homer Mead Ridge, Jr
Willis
J. R. Willis
Miss Willis to Wed Homer M Ridge Jr
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Willis announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Ellen to Homer Mead Ridge Jr. The wedding is planned for the latter part of July. Dorothy is a High Point High School and High Point College alumna and works as bookkeeper at High Point Creamery. Ridge is the second son of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Willis
Dorothy Ellen
Homer Mead Ridge
Willis
West Broad Street
High Point College
High Point Creamery
Ridge
Miss Evelyn Seward Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Affair
Miss Evelyn Seward celebrated as fiancée to Tyree Hunter Nabors with a bridge party hosted by Miss Charlene Grimes and Mrs. Horace Seward at the Grimes home on Green Street. Three tables were in play. high went to Miss Ira Hensley who received a leather diary, with linen handkerchiefs for second high. Guests included Irene Seward, Virginia Seward, Mary Ruth Seward, Leslie Johnson, Lucille Brown, Ida Clark, Ellie Matthews, Pauline Haynes, Ira Hensley, and Mrs. Otis Sain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Seward
Tyree Hunter Nabors
Charlene Grimes
Horace Seward
Bridge
W. A. Grimes
Green Street
Miss Seward
Ira Hensley
Otis Sain
Slaters
Irene, Virginia
Mary Ruth Seward
Leslie Johnson
Lucille Brown
Ida Clark
Ellie Matthews
Pauline Haynes
Mra
Ridge Groom Weds Local Officer in Quiet Ceremony
The marriage of Mr and Mrs H M Ridge is noted with the groom, a three year veteran motorcycle officer with the local police force, tied to 805 Willowbrook street. Attending were Mesdames J A Morris N S Stirewall Seborn Perry W A Underwood J P Armstrong and Miss I Irvin Paylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ridge
Willowbrook Street
Millis
D A R Program By Alexander Martin Chapter
Mrs E J Payne presents Amusement In The Olden Days and Mrs T A Kearns speaks on Our Flag for the Alexander Martin Chapter D A R meeting Tuesday afternoon June 12 at 3 30 at Mrs H A Millis home North Main St Special music to accompany the program P W Flagge new regent will preside over the meeting with associate hostesses assisting in the preparations for the rag one meeting until all learn of the plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Payne
T. A. Kearns
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
P. W. Flagge
J. S. Welborn
Mra
Miss Lessie Young Weds Lionel Spenard
Miss Lessie Young and Lionel Spenard of High Point were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Winslow on Steele street Friday June 8. The Rev A B Conrad officiated. The couple will reside at 510 Steele Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Young
Lionel Spenard
Miss Lessie Young
High Point
T. W. Winslow
Steele Street
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Spenard
City
Power of radium lifts battleship in air
A single gram of radium is claimed to generate enough energy to lift a 28,000 ton battleship about 100 feet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Barber
James S. Moffitt
Bride of
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Malpass-Moser
Garth B. Goldston
Leaksville
Pittsburgh
Mr. Goldston
Worth Klutz
Cooke-Rogers
Mary Alice Rogers
J. T. Cooke
A. G. Carter
The
Baptist Church
Nora Lee Giles
Thurlow Smith
Harding
Mrs. Cooke
J. A. Rogers
Mr. Cooke
J. EB. Cooke
East Green Street
Moffitt’s
Samuel Hyman
Pentagon
Sedgefield Manor
Johnny Johnson
Orchestra
New York City
Lee Johnson
Harry McDaniel
C. C. Garrett
W. W. Walker
Rockford Road
Elliott
Wood
H. A. Millison
J. A. Morris
Stirewall
Seborn Perry
W. A. Underwood
J. P. Armstrong
I. Irvin Paylor
J. D. Brame
Corner Parkway
Lindsay Street
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
William E. Crawford
Durham
W. E. Mitchell
Dallas
Robert M. Hodges
Burlington
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Robert Hodges
Reid Marsh
MR. Teague
Ralph Kennedy
Knox Teague
Thomasville Highway
Charles Redding
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Carl Sutton
Sam Neal
Winston-Salem
Drama Institute
Jan Garber
Mab. Wood
Garrett
LaVerne Hudson
Miss Willis
Homer M. Ridge, Jr
Via
Golden Dawn — Penney’s Finest
Percale
Wizard, Jr
PENCO
Belle’ Isles
Ramona
Belle Isle
Penney
Contemporary Designers
S. Main St
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