Social Calendar Highlights Honor Helen Marsh Bride Elect
Friday events center on Miss Helen Marsh bride elect with parties at multiple homes including Mrs Holt Mc Pherson on Hillcrest and Mrs Dallas on Rotary drive. Saturday bridge events in her honor continue with Mrs Reid Marsh hosting and other social gatherings noted around town. Lois Bowen hosts seventh birthday party. VFW Auxiliary plan benefit card party tonight at Mrs Greer’s home. Story hour at city Library and Mae Kirkman piano recital at Sheraton tonight also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marsh
Robert Hodges
Burlington
Reid Marsh
Bridge
Lou Bowen
M. J. Bowen
Franklin Street
Lois
C. H. Greer
Montheu Avenue
T. C. Potts
Walter Neese
J. C. Hoover
Ned McEachern
John Ruskin
Golden River
Mrs Mitchell Hosts Bridge For Miss Marsh Engagement
Mrs W E Mitchell entertained at a bridge party on Rotary Drive honoring Miss Helen Marsh whose forthcoming marriage to William Crawford of Durham was announced recently. Roses and sweetpeas in pink and yellow set the tables and a bridal place marker featured the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Mary Kearns
Irene
Virginia
Mary Ruth Seward
Kathleen Younts
Charlene Grimes
Louise Jennings
Helen Smith
Thelma Patrick
Pauline Haynes
Mesdames Otis Sain
Horace Seward
Holt McPherson
Hillcrest Drive
Helen Marsh
Sanders Dallas
Lucie Hayes
Dallas
Rotary Drive
Robert M. Hodges
Burlington
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Allen Walkine
Greensboro
Nathan Ayers
High Point
William EE. Crawford
Mary Duncan McAnally
Bridge
South Main Street
Lotus Club
J. E. Amos
East
Lexington Avenue
Durham
W. BE. Mitchell
Mitchell
R. T. Amos
Robert Hubbard
Church Social to Hear Mrs Andrews at Wesley Class
Susannah Wesley class at Wesley Memorial church will hear Mrs T Wingate Andrews speak Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock with O A Kirkman absent. Full attendance expected.
Local Residents and Travelers Headed Home for Summer
Tate Andrews arrives home from Chapel Hill where he studies law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amos enjoy a short stay at Virginia Beach and plan to return Sunday. Coy Moose and children visit Mrs. Moose’s mother, Mrs. W. A. Bringle, ill for weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. House of Monroe depart yesterday for Chicago after several days’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crowder
Walter Hesters
Virginia Crowder
Birmingham
Ala
Walter Hester
Montheu Avenue
Beaver College
D. T. Andrews
Mrs. House
Tate Andrews
Chapel Hill
Charles Amos
Virginia Beach
Coy Moose
Salisbury
Mary Hoy class to repeat play at First Reformed Church
The Mary Hoy class of The First Reformed church repeats the play The Old Maids' Convention tonight at 7 45 in the church under Mrs J W Hedrick. Cast includes Mrs Glenn Brown Mrs F W Gibbart and Mrs C E Moose with M F Crooks as Professor Makeup. admission charged. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoy
First Reformed Church
Old Maids
J. W. Hedrick
M. F. Crooks
Makeup
Young Ladies Single Blessedness Debating Society
Glenn Brown
Josephine Jane Green
F. W. Gibbart
Polly Short
Charles Embler
Belinda Bluegrass
J. Best
Cleopatra Bell Brown
Charles Sheffield
Betsy Bobbitt
C. E. Moose
Sophia Stuckup
Vernon Hepler
Hannah Su- Sannah Biggerstaff
Mrs Millis Hosts Y W C A Directors Meeting
The Young Women's Christian Association board met at Mrs H A Millis's Greensboro road country home for a regular meeting last evening. A picnic supper on the lawn preceded the business session with reports from committees and plans for summer activities. Twenty eight members attended with three out of town, and secretaries Misses Mary Gwynn and Virginia Carrier were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
H. A. Millis
Millis
Greensboro Road
Ness
Mary Gwynn
Virginia Carrier
The
North Carolina Building and Loan League Meets in Elizabeth City
Governor Ehringhaus spoke at the 81st annual convention closing session in Elizabeth City. Officers were to be elected and addresses given by Thomas W. Huett of Winston-Salem and others. Delegates had toured Dare County sites and the banquet was held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
Ehringhaus
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Thomas W. Huett
Federal Home Loan Bank of Winston-Salem
Frederick Willetts
Cooperative Building and Loan Association of Wilmington
Morton Bodfish
United States Uilding and Loan League of Chicago
Dare County
League
Miss Blair's Junior Pupils Give Recital
The junior piano pupils of Miss Florence Blair performed in Central Friends church annex before an appreciative audience. Advanced pupils Margaret Grayson Elizabeth Hatcher Margaret Briggs and Sarah Lacy Tomlinson played items from a program also given at the Sheraton hotel on Tuesday. The recital featured works by Adler Marian Duches Thompson Boul din Dennee Betty Jean Miller and others with selections by Kinscella Peggy Teague Glenn Hatcher and Barbee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blair
Central Friends Church
Margaret Grayson
Elizabeth Hatcher
Margaret Briggs
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Misa Blair
Sheraton Hotel
C. Adler
Marian Duches
Miss Blair
Thompson
Reviello
Tomlinson
David Bouldin, Jr
Fox
MacGregor
Sara Elizabeth Snipes
Petite Valse
Dennee
Betty Jean Miller
Gaynor
Kinscella
Peggy Teague
Bear Dance
Violle
Sara Sloan Ray
Spinning Song
Elimenreich
Lula Smith
Trailing Moonvines
the Clock Man
Blake
Diller
Peggy Bass
Marionetti
Ann Allman
Chatterbox
Protowinski
vViolet Glenn
de Leone
Kuhlan
Anna Mae Hatcher
Wright
Frances Grayson
Leibling
Jeanne Rankin
Chaminade
Friml
Hilda Barbee
Rolfe
Birth of Amerilous Ann King Daughter
Mr and Mrs G V King announce the birth of a daughter Amerilous Ann on June 10 at their home 12138 North Hamilton Street Mrs King formerly Miss Jewel Helms of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. King
Amerilous
Ann
North
Hamilton Street
Schmeling Signs To Fight Neusel
Hamburg Germany June 15 Schmeling the former heavyweight champion and Walter Neusel signed contracts to meet in August in an elimination bout for the right to meet Champion Max Baer in Miami Florida in February The site of the fight was not named The Florida manatee is one of the very few aquatic mammals that does not feed on animal life it is a strict vegetarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Schmeling
Walter Neusel
Max Baer
Miami
Fla
Florida
Wonderful New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Adds Youthful Finish
Preserve your skin with the new Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLO used by many women. It guards against dull complexions and irritation, offers a long lasting tint, and spreads smoothly for a pure, gentle makeup result. Priced at 500 and $1.
Gore Given Life For Hiring Killer
Faison Gore, a farmer from Wilmington, was convicted as an accessory in the murder of Karl Hayduck on April 28. Judge W. C. Harris had retired, delaying sentence until today. Ben Johnson testified Gore hired him to strike Hayduck for $60. Johnson said Gore later paid $50, then returned $10. Gore denied the tale. Johnson has not yet been arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Karl Hayduck
Faison Gore
Farmer
W. C. Harris
Harris
Ben Johnson
Gore
Faison
Johnson
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