Wayside Garden Club Picnic Closes Season At Mattocks Home
Members gathered for a final meeting of the Wayside Garden Club with a picnic hosted in the Mattocks home. Inclement weather moved dining and social time indoors. Special guests included Misses Elsie Ellen Moore Helen Marie Sheloff Betty Allen Genevieve Moore and Mesdames Collier Ellis Jr. and J S Pickett plus James Mattocks Jr. and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Austin
D. L. Bouldin
J. W. Clinard
C. E. Diffendal
J. A. Eshelman
F. H. Hallenbeck
C. C. Haworth
J. F. Hayden
Minto Hughes
Henry Koonts
J. E. Marsh
C. B. Mattocks
J. W. McQuinn
C. H. Risch
Edith Sherrod
J. C. Sheloff
R. A. Sheloff
T. W. Sprinkle
J. W. Thomas
Royster Tucker
A. M. Utley
E. S. Wall
J. S. Welborn
Elsie Ellen Moore
Helen Marie Sheloff
Betty Allen
Genevieve Moore
Mesdames Collier Ellis, Jr
J. S. Pickett
James Mattocks, Jr
Emerywood Club Events Highlight Week of Weddings and Dinners
Calendar lists family night at Emerywood Country Club Thursday 6:30 p.m. and a 7 p.m. honor dinner for Miss Mary Edna Eller. Friday morning music club picnic departs from 301 Lindsa Street. Wedding rehearsals for Doty-Davis and Cox-Williamson with cake-cuttings follow. Saturday includes two weddings and a wedding breakfast at Emerywood. Sunday morning vows for Eller and Stout at Green Street Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Clarence Neever
Mary Edna Eller
H. S. Coffield
Lindsa Street
Wayne Sullivans
Doty- Davis
Clyde Linville
Lexington
W. E. Davis
Montheu Avenue
Cox- Williamson
Clyde Cox
North Main Street
Margaret K. Doty
William E. Davis
St. Mary's Episcoe Church
Davis- Doty
Sarah Cox
Paul Williamson
First Methodist Church
Charles Stout
C. C. Stout
Mr. Stout
Sixth Street
Green Street Baptist Church
BPWC Plans For Charlotte Meeting At Business Session
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club met at the Sheraton hotel to plan attendance at the state BPW conference in Charlotte June 14 to 16 with sixteen confirming their intent. Mrs Broadus Casey presided as retiring president and Mrs Kate B Ragan was elected president, replacing Mrs Margaret Farley who resigned to move to Greenville South Carolina to teach. Miss Ruby Morrison filled the recording secretary post after Mrs DeLois Guiton was elected, as she joins her husband Wash. next week. A June 26 dinner meeting honoring Safety Week was set with W F Baker of Hartford Indemnity Company in Atlanta as speaker.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
BPW
Charlotte
Broadus Casey
Kate B. Ragan
Margaret Farley
Greenville
S. C
DeLois Guiton
Ruby Morrison
W. F. Baker
Hartford Indemnity Company
Atlanta
Red Cross Workers Urged to Parade This Saturday
Local American Red Cross volunteers are asked to march in Saturday afternoon parade. Uniforms required and lineup at Ingram's Pharmacy corner at 2 PM. Phil Warner of the American Legion praises Red Cross service to veterans and urges participation.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross Chapter
Ingram's
Phil Warner
American Legion Post
Red Cross Corps
Emmett Stone
Home Service
Wayne Sullivan
R. E. Bencini
Motor Corps
Joe Kollingsworth
Robert Davis
Special Services
Eastern Stars To Attend Initiation
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Kate Bryant presiding in place of Susie Oldham who attended the grand chapter in Elizabeth City. An invitation from Guilford chapter 141 invited members to a June 21 initiation in Greensboro. The chapter agreed to send a birthday gift to an adopted guest at the Masonic and Eastern Star home in Greensboro on July 4 and will meet again on Tuesday June 25 when grand chapter reports will be given by delegates.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kate Bryant
Susie Oldham
Elizabeth City
Guilford
Greensboro
Masonic and Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Mid-Week Study Club Holds Final Luncheon of Year
The Mid-Week Study Club gathered yesterday at Emerywood Country Club for a three course luncheon marking the final event of the year. Mrs. A. M. Utley led a brief session on next year’s topics before passing the presidency to Mrs. J. M. S. Salsbury. Members included Mesdames Bailey Bell Carroll Eshelman Kearns Morrow McCain Salsbury Utley Watson Welborn and guest Mrs. Paul Hardin Jr.
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Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs Homer T Hudson Hosts Garden Club Picnic to End Year
The Mid-Week Garden club closed its year with a noon lawn picnic at Mrs. Homer T. Hudson's Parkway home. Mesdames Fred Thomas and H S Coffield assisted, an informal meeting followed with letters read by Mrs. Forrest Murray. Program chairwoman Valette J Harris announced next year’s schedule, featuring a restoration program launched by Mrs. Charles Cannon of Concord.
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Homer T. Hudson
Parkway
Hudson
Fred Thomas
H. S. Coffield
Forrest Murray
Valette J. Harris
Charles Cannon
Concord
Mesdames R. T. Amos
P. Y. Adams
R. T. Cottam
Elizabeth Covington
Glora Page Harrison
Horace Haworth
Frank
Anders Host Bridal Party For Doty-Davis Event
A Sheraton dinner in the Blue room honored Mrs. Margaret K. Doty and honored her upcoming marriage to William Emer son Davis. Guests included the bride and groom to be, wedding party members, and relatives. A bridge party followed with a bridal theme, flowers, and matching favors. The note ends with a wedding rehearsal set for Saturday at St Marys Episcopal church and a wedding breakfast at Emerywood country club.
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Sheraton
Margaret K. Doty
William Emerson Davis
Anders
Greensboro
Margaret
Bill
Doty
Davis
Marie Heath
Clyde Linville
Lexington
Dan Gorman
John P. Davis
Dick Meisky
C. E. Lehman
J. K. Stephens
L. O. Hutchins
W. T. Davis
W. J. McClure
R. L. Freeman
Howard
Roy Nance
Harold Stout
One Avenue
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
W. FE. Davis
Emerywood Country Club
New Crosley bantam automobile debut weighed 1000 pounds
A new Crosley bantam auto weighing about 1000 pounds is scheduled to roll off the line. Engineers promise compact design and efficient performance for city use, though specifics on price and availability remain unclear.
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Crosley Bantam
Carter Named Executive Secretary Of Merchants Group
W Horace Carter formerly of journalism is chosen as executive secretary of the newly formed merchants association in Tabor City announced by president S P Smith. The appointment highlights a push to organize local business interests and merchant cooperation.
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Tabor City
W. Horace Carter
Merchants Association
S. P. Smith
First Atlantic crossing by the Savannah in 1819
The Savannah became the first steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1819 but ran out of fuel en route and used sails to finish the voyage.
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Savannah
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Continental College of Beauty
Paris Jewelry CO
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BPWC
Mrs. Anders
Doty-Davis
Mrs. Clapp
Luna Smith
Bessie Jenkins
Dot Zigler
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