Miss Virginia Johnson Weds J H Payne at Trinity Church
Miss Virginia Edwards Johnson becomes the bride of John Howard Payne in a June 13 Trinity Methodist Church ceremony. Rev G W Williams officiated as the couple, accompanied by Kathleen Johnson, entered to Lohengrin. The couple will reside in Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Johnson
J. H. Payne
Trinity
Trinity Methodist Church
Virginia Edwards Johnson
John Howard Payne
G. W. Williams
Nurses Club Hosts Rev H Norwood Bowne Talk
The High Point Graduate Nurses club met at the Nurses' Apartment 222 Boulevard with hostesses Wilma Webb Essie Glenn Thelma Snow and Lucy McCaskill. Rev H Norwood Bowne spoke on The Nursing Profession highlighting nurse ministerial ties and the impact on families and patients. A business session led by Miss Jesse Lassiter preceded the talk and reports from Mrs EB Long on Greensboro Altrusa events were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Boulevard
Wilma Webb
Essie Glenn
Thelma Snow
Lucy McCaskill
H. Norwood Bowne
Miss Webb
Bowne
Christ
Jessie Lassiter
Hazel Johnson
Ethel Moxley
Catherine Lyon
Gilbert Muse
Xanie Stowe
Grace Clodfelter
Faye Cunningham
Ora Fulp
Thomasville
Wilma Farm
Fer
E. F. Long
Utopian Study Club entertains members with Corra Harris talk
Mrs. O. B. Bonner hosted the Utopian Study Club at her Edgedale drive home. Mrs. R. B. Gnow was elected librarian and Mrs. Walker Thomas gave a program on Corra Harris, highlighting her life and works. Visitors included Miss Patte Jordan and Mrs. Hal Ingram as refreshments followed. A birthday party for Elva Kearns was held on Woodrow avenue with games and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
R. B. Gnow
Walker Thomas
Corra Harris
Georgia
Eve
Angel
Elva Kearns
Roy Kearns
Woodrow Avenue
Elva
Social Calendar S Friday and Thursday Bridging Helen Marsh Bride Elect
Social notes list events honoring Helen Marsh bride elect of June and William E Crawford. Mrs. Holt McPherson hosts a Hillcrest drive party. Mrs. Dallas and Miss Hayes plan a Rotary drive reception for the couple. Mary Duncan McAnally and Mrs. Reid Marsh host bridge for March and June engagements. Lotus Club hosted by Mrs. Amos. additional bridge at South Main Street and East Lexington Avenue venues.
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Helen Marsh
William E. Crawford
Durham
Bridge
W. E. Mitchell
Rotary Drive
The
YY. W. CG. A
H. A. Millis
Greensboro
Holt McPherson
Church Social and Club Meetings at Green Street Baptist
Beulah Winfrey S. 8. class met at the Green Street Baptist church with hostesses Beatrice League and Edna Wrenn. They opened with Blessed Assurance and prayer, reviewed last meeting minutes, set a picnic at city lake next Friday, 6 46, with transport provided, and served lemonade and cake. Martha Holton Y W A met at Mabel Underwood's home after devotion and business, with Esther Farrington leading Youth and The Kingdom program and refreshments served. Mary Hoy class to meet tonight in the Baraca room of the First Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Winfrey
Martha Holton
Mary Hoy
Clase
The
First Reformed Church
Baraca
Beach Fashion Parade Promises Bright Summer Shop News
The article touts Wagger's Ladies Shop and nearby retailers offering a wide range of beachwear. It highlights bras, halter tops, one and two piece suits, play-suits, and rubber models, plus Elizabeth Arden sun products and accessories. It notes Penney's swimwear, nautical white slacks, assorted sandals, and capacious beach hats as part of a lively summer shopping scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Wagger’s
Paramount
J. C. Penney’s
Altho
Twain
Penney's
Moffitt’s
Election and rehearsal at Main Street Church event
The Main Street Methodist church auxiliary circle four meets Friday at 2 50 with Mrs Manly at 51 Cable street for a regular monthly session. Officers will be elected and a rehearsal of The Old Maid s Convention follows with a repeat performance tomorrow night at 7 45 at the church.
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Main Street
Methodist Church
B. W. Manly
Cable Street
Notable residents visiting relatives across states
Herbert Clein is in Atlanta Georgia visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Mike J Clein also visits relatives in Atlanta expecting to stay several weeks. Mrs Fred B Culler of 218 Carter Street is recovering after an operation at Guilford General Hospital on Tuesday.
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Herbert Clein
Atlant
Mike J. Clein
Atla‘4
Fred B. Culler
Carter Street
Guilford General
Mrs Barnes Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Edgedale Drive
Mrs Wilton Barnes hosted a bridge luncheon at her Edgedale Drive home honoring Miss Evelyn Edmondson of Jacksonville Florida. Eight guests dined at two small tables in the living room decorated with larkspur and garland. A two course luncheon was served followed by bridge.
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Wilton Barnes
Edgedale Drive
Evelyn Edmondson
Jacksonville
Fila
Prize table at Mrs Barnes event honors Miss Edmondson
Noon proceedings feature Mrs Herman Smith presenting the high score prize a box of dusting her. The guest prize to Miss Edmondson was a box of note paper. Honorees and attendees included Miss Helen Micah Miss Alice Caldwell Nancy Pearl Welborn and Mesdames Herman Smith Glenn Smith Phillip Davie and Richard Salsbury.
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Mra
Herman Smith
Edmondson
Mrs Heilig Hosts Contract Members With Bridge
A Wednesday Contract club meeting at Mrs. Louis B. Heilig’s Morris street home featured two bridge tables and summer flowers. Miss Milsebeth Morris of Roxboro won the high score prize, a box of novelty sorp, for her play. Hostess served refreshments to Mary Elisabeth Long Ruth Bowne Alice Elizabeth Freese and Elizabeth Morris of Roxboro along with Mesdames Sam Davis Sam Strickland L. G. Robichaux and Paul Casey.
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Louis B. Heilig
Morris Street
Larksapur
Milsabeth Morris
Roxboro
Mary Elisabeth Long
Ruth Bowne
Alice Elizabeth Freese
Elizabeth Morris
Mesdames
Sam Davis
Sam Strickland
L. G. Robichaux
Paul Casey
Miss Blair's Pupils Recital At Sheraton Hotel
Miss Florence Blair presented four advanced pupils Margaret Grayson Elizabeth Hatcher Margaret Briggs and Sarah Lacy Tomlinson in a Sherman hotel recital. The audience praised the artistry and poise as they performed Bach Chopin Grieg Mozart Beethoven and others in a varied program including Norwegian Dance Solfeggietto and Serenade from Don Giovanni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blair
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Grayson
Elizabeth Hatcher
Margaret Briggs
Sarah Lacy Tomilinson
Grieg
Miss Briggs
Miss Grayson
Fibich
MacDowell
Chopin
Miss Hatcher
Mozart
Blair Park Opens New Tennis Courts This Monday
Blair Park will open ten new tennis courts Monday at 6 am built under the CWA and FERA. W F Bailey city recreation director says they use a tile drainage base with gravel layers and a three inch fall for drainage. Reservations through the park office. 10 cent court fee. under 16 restricted after 1 30 pm Saturday Sunday and after 4 30 pm weekdays.
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Blair Park
CWA
FERA
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
Court Time Hold Lapses as Reservations Unclaimed
Allotted time has passed and no claimant appears for reserved court. The facility will open to general use as unclaimed slots become available.
School Boy Patrol Leaves Friday For Camp Uwharrie
About 66 boys of the School Boy Patrol under Sergeant A P Samuels will leave the city Friday morning for Camp Uwharrie to encamp for a week with all expenses paid by the city. The first week is named Safety Week with daily safety classes in addition to nature study. Visitors may tour the camp.
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A. P. Samuels
Camp
Uwharrie
Sanday
Reformed Church to Repeat Play Friday Evening
The Mary Hoydats of the First Reformed church perform The Spinners Convention again Friday at 7 o'clock. A large cast presented the comedy to a packed auditorium recently and another big crowd is expected. The church has staged several successful plays in recent months.
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Mary Hoydats
First Reformed Church
The
Reformed Church
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report Notes Unsettled Trade
June 14 Chicago dairy market shows unsettled butter prices with 14 660 pounds listed and various scores from 88 to 93. No butter or egg sales. current receipts and extra firsts are reported with percentages and grade terms, indicating a quiet trading day.
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Chicago
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Mary J. Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Trinity Consolidated School
I. R. Payne
Meredith Kennels
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Rev. H. Norwood Bowne
Bonner
Sui
New Beach
North Main Street
Robert Hodges
Burlington
Reid Marsh
Frances Rothrock
Keith Kearns
Betty Foy Gibson
Martha Raye
Jeanne Spencer
Charles Mann
Carlene
Lyles
Davis Kearns
Nancy
Jeanie Payne
Frank Lowe Andrews
Ross, Jr
Marie
Irene
Entha Spencer
Nancy Stewart
Haynes Scott
Dorree Setzer
Joyce Kearns
Magdalene Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Highland Club
Highland Hall
Adele Hicks
Camp Merrie-Woode
Frank Young
Mrs. Harlow
Gladys Tysinger
Mildred Harlow
Daphne Pugh
Grace Harlow
Edna Earl Prince
Friends Annex
Friends Church
Gladys George
Hollywood
Margot
Wagger's
Merit’s
Kinney’s
Fashion Shop
O’neil’s
Gooch-Thomas
Lizzie
Mrs. Barnes
Mrs. Heilig
Miss Blair
Motorola
Elam Radio and Furniture Co
North Main St
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera
Frits von der Becke
Washingtones Choice
Whitene and
Gort Buildings
Franklin Park
Roland A Memford, Mag
Ole
Hamilton Fourteenth and
K Washington
Y Ou
Ciansotte Deetus
Carolina Mountains
Mayview Manor
Milton M. Chapman
North Carolina
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