Burgess Hamlin Vows Set In Summit Wedding
Mrs. Margaret P. Hamlin and her family travel to New York for the World’s Fair and then proceed to Summit New Jersey for the wedding of Joseph J. Hamlin Jr to Lucille Burgess. The ceremony is at 4 30 in the First Baptist Church Summit. The bride elect is the daughter of Newton Albert Burgess Summit and a 1939 Duke University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret P. Hamlin
Miss Margaret
Pickett Hamlin
New York City
Summit
N. J
Hamlin
Joseph J. Hamlin, Jr
Lucille Burgess
First Baptist Church
Newton Albert Burgess
Summit, N. J
Duke University
Woman's Missionary Society hears program in Jamestown
Mrs. E. B. Wrike hosted the Methodist Church group as H. N. Williard led business, reports on Pleasant Garden district meeting were given, and a program titled Widening Our National Horizon was presented by Mrs. Earl Coltrane and Miss Polly Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
E. B. Wrike
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
H. N. Williard
Williard
Fink
Foscue
Armfield
Pleasant Garden
W. R. Swain
Earl Coltrane
Polly Johns
Jamestown High School
Robert Davis
Johns
H. O. Williard
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Meeting This Week
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club will hold its annual picnic on Tuesday evening, June 13, concluding the summer meetings. A later notice will announce the place and hour, and members are asked to note the day of meeting.
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Garden Club
Mrs. M. W. Stump Hosts Norfolk Guests At Luncheon
Mrs. M. W. Stump held an informal family luncheon at 405 Lindsay Street on Saturday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Smith of Norfolk Virginia visiting for the Sedgefield Horse Show. The table was arranged with pastel flowers and a three course meal was served. Daughters born announcements follow for the Vernon Dobbins family and for Mr. A. Morgan and wife of 1118 Grace Street noting births Martha Elaine and Mariles Ann respectively with dates in June and May.
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M. W. Stump
Lindsay Street
Oscar F. Smith
Norfolk
Sedgefield
Vernon Dobbins
High Point
Route Four
Martha Elaine
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. A. &. Morgan
Grace Street
Mariles Ann
John C. Shceloff
Helen Shceloff
Sedgefield Inn
Dorothy Eller Thomas
Winston-Salem
Luther Jarvis Upton, Jr
Sheroff
Thomas
Centenary Methodist Church
Miss Thomas
Mr. Upton
Mrs. Barksdale Pupils Stage World Tour Piano Recital
The violin and piano students of Mrs. B C Barksdale with Mrs. W H White presented a Musical Journey Around the World at First Baptist Church. About 25 students performed solos duets and trios as maps traced progress and prizes were awarded for improvement in piano and violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Barksdale
W. H. White
Sanford
First Baptist Church
Carmelo Lambeth
Clark Russell
Helen Allred
Bobby Dixon
Siler City
Beryl Ann Buckner
Betty Jo Beeson
Rufus Russell
Mesdames A. C. Beeson
Elmer Hedrick
J. S. Forward
H. L. Fesperman
Harry X. Russell
V. F. W. Auxiliary To Meet Monday Evening
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting Monday June 12 at 210 North Main Street. The session begins at eight o'clock with members urged to attend for business discussions.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of Post Number
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Main Street
Circle Four
First Methodist Protestant Church
Worth Ivey
City Lake Pavilion
Ross Davis
Myrtle Davis
Jewell
Frances Montgomery
Kirkman
Circle Number
Georgene Dosh
R. C., Boyd
English Street
Bessie Patterson
W. D. Turner
J. Lee Collins
Carlene Kearns Leaves on Extended World’s Fair Trip
Carlene Kearns daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Kearns of 604 Willowbrook Street leaves for New York City to join her grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Cummings of Boston Mass for a World’s Fair visit She will tour New Jersey Niagara Falls Chicago Louisville Canada and other points of interest and plans to return mid August
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Carlene Kearns
Carl Kearns
Willowbrook Street
New York City
J. B. Cummings
Boston
Mass
New Jersey
Carlene
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Ill
Louisville
Canada
Idol Family Relocates To Coe Residence For Summer
Mr and Mrs W W Idol Jr relocate to Mrs B B Coe residence 219 Hillcrest Drive for the summer from the Idol Sr home on North Main Street. They moved last Thursday, joining Vernon W Idol Sr. in the same household.
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W. W. Idol, Jr
Coe
Vernon W. Idol, Jr
Church Circles Meet Across Multiple Methodist Churches
Religious circles across Main Street Methodist First Methodist Wesley Memorial and West End Baptist plan Monday meetings with assignments for Circle numbers, hostesses, and leaders. Dozier circle gathers at West End Baptist Monday 7:30 pm. Loyal Workers group meets at North Main Baptist Monday 7:30 pm.
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Wesley Memorial Church
C. Clark
Oscar Kearns
Edgar Hatcher
F. P. Kiser
R. T. Amos
J. H. White
Hillcrest Drive
W. D. Simmons
J. H. Whitley
No. 4
No. 8
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
A. B. Huff
Brentley Circle
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
A. T. Burriss
Johnson Street
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
A. T. Moffitt
Virginia Clinard
Richardson Street
R. W. Seward
M. L. Hedgecock
G. L. Thompson
North
Hamilton
Helen Dozier
Ora
Moselle Boyles
Madison Avenue
Dozier Circle
West End Baptist Church
T. L. Chamberlain
Circle Sisters
Main Street
D. W. Hill
South Street
C. B. Kearns
Ward Street
W. L. Shook
Prospect Road
Winston-Salem Girl Elected President of Children of the Confederacy
Miss Mary Alice King of Winston-Salem was chosen as president of the North Carolina division of the Children of the Confederacy at its annual convention in Greensboro. Officers named include vice presidents Helen Price, Helen May Cooper, and Patricia Helms. recorder Calveen Sherrill. treasurer Elizabeth Newton. custodian of properties Jane Peete. corresponding secretary Betty Hennessee. recording secretary Sara Belle Thompson. historian Mary Formy-Duval. registrar Katherine Simpson. and chaplain Lucy Moore.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Children of the Confederacy
Mary Alice King
Winston-Salem
Helen Price
Dunn
Helen May Cooper
LaGrange
Patricia Helms
Durham
Calveen Sherrill
Statesville
Crosses
Elizabeth Newton
Jane Peete
Warrenton
Betty Hennessee
Salisbury
Sara Belle Thompson
Graham
Mary Formy-Duval
Whiteville
Katherine Simpson
Monroe
Lucy Moore
Charlotte
Live Yers Club Hosts Buffet Supper at Y hut
The Live Y'ers Club of the Y W C A held a buffet supper at the Y hut on Thursday evening. Fifteen members attended and Miss Ollie Brown was welcomed into membership. A brief business session followed, led by president Miss Elizabeth Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Brown
Elizabeth Ellis
Miss Lewis Presents Pupils In Annual Recital
Piano pupils of Miss Frances Lewis performed Friday evening at Wesley Memorial Church class room before a large group of parents Virginia Snyder received the annual award for best work during the year Others on the program included Evelyn Hutton June Bost Peggy Franklin Jacqueline Garner Nancy Greer Helen Hash Bernadine Spoon and Darrell and Vernon Bost
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blair
Bertha Sheetz
Carolyn Jones
Peggy Teague
Betty Allman
Jane
John Blair
Joseph Coffield
Esther Marie
Mildred Free
Eldora
John Haworth
Arta Hiatt
Betty Johnson
Ruth McGhee
Sara Sloan Ray
Jean Sheetz
Betty Ann
Sandy Rankin
Nell Sheloff
Jean Teague
Gaynor
Rosseth
Ambrose
Diabelli
Blake
Henriques
Revenger
Wilm
Nevin
Bach
Beethoven
Chopin
Grieg
Mrs. Sheetz
Frances Lewis
Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Virginia Snyder
Evelyn Hutton
June Bost
Peggy Franklin
Jacqueline Garner
Nancy Greer
Helen Hash
Bernadine Spoon
Darrell
Vernon Bost
Pleasant Garden residents and visitors noted in social column
Mrs. P B Stinson recovering from June 7 tonsil operation in Thomasville with Dr G W Smith. High Point kinship noted. Hayworths return from World’s Fair trip via New York and Teaneck NJ. Earle children recuperating after tonsillectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Lindsay family visiting New York World’s Fair. Phillips siblings travel to Hartwell GA and Atlanta for business. Bradshaw returns from Tampa to Greensboro. Audrey Pillow Iris McIntosh visiting from Roanoke VA. Local students at Chapel Hill music camp and Tar Heel World’s Fair tour. Farlow family hosting visitors in Goldsboro. Allman family attends Crook-Isenhour wedding in New London and visits Albemarle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Stinson
Pleasant Garden
Thomasville
W. G. Smith
Stinson
T. L. Whitaker
High Point
H. O. Hayworth
Betty Lou
New York City
Teanick
New York
Bill Hayworth
Marion Nunna
Nancy
Gene Earle
C. E. Earle, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Friendly Club Social And Flower Show Planned
The Friendly Garden Club will host its regular summer social and flower show Wednesday at 4 o clock. The event takes place at Mrs. M L Holtons residence on East Green Street Extension.
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The
Friendly Garden Club
M. L. Holton
East Green Street Extension
Martin Comer Marriage Vows Revealed in March
Mrs. Orville Witcher of this city announces the marriage of her sister Miss Sue Martin to Lacy Comer on March 18. Miss Martin is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B W Martin of Glenola. Mr. Comer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Comer of this city.
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Orville Witcher
Sue Martin
Lacy Comer
Comer
B. W. Martin
Glenola
Mr. Comer
John Comer
Junior Service League Meeting Tuesday Morning
The Junior Service League will hold its June meeting Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at the Emerywood country club. A board meeting will precede the general meeting.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Negro Captured in Alleged Slaying of Al rton Bailiff
Al rton Ga June 10 Sheriff John Starke announced the capture of Perry McIntosh a Negro sought since last Tuesday night in the slaying of Charlie Wood a bailiff. Wood was shot when he appeared at the McIntosh home to serve a misdemeanor warrant. A posse of 50 to 60 men searched Broad River bottoms all night without success. McIntosh was en route to town to surrender and denied he shot Wood.
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Alberton
John Starke
Perry McIntosh
Charlie Wood
Wood
McIntosh
Broad River
Starke
Polio Cases Lag in Charleston As City Reports No New Infections
For the third straight day Charleston records no new polio cases though the disease surfaces in the county. A fourteen month old on James Island was found with infantile paralysis.
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Charleston
8. C
James Island
Katherine Horney Wins Girl Scout Campership
Miss Katherine Horney has won a Campership to attend Camp Uwharrie in August. She was chosen for outstanding Girl Scout work by her troop and a council committee. Her family are Parkay residents and she belongs to Troop One led by Miss Nell Stallings. She will serve on the local Girl Scout adult advisory committee.
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Katherine Horney
Uwharrie
Girl Scout
Miss Horney
Girl Scout Council
Royster Tucker
Dona N. Glazier
Bunn W. Hackney
W. A. Horney
Parkway
Nell
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Arthur Barker
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John Lawrence
Phillip Street
Lee White
Roscoe Sowers
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Wright Street
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Main ST
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J. P. Crowder
Steele Street
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R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
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Richmond
Betty Sechrest
Anne Baxter
J. Allen Austin, Jr
Dorothy Hoskins
Alma Andrews
Children Confederacy
R. O. Lindsay
New Yorker
Alton
Ruth Anne Phillips
Hartwell, Ga
Eeee Daily Smith
Atlanta
W. G. Bradshaw
T. 8
Sigmans
Tampa, Fla
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Frances Scruggs
Chapel Hill
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Love Monday
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Nora Hinshaw
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Goldsboro
F. R. Allman
Betty
Patsy
New London
Albemarle
John Shceloff
Miss Shceloff
Martin-Comer
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Elwood Cafe