Miss Kirkman Presents Group In Recital Here
The home of Mrs. M. J. Wrenn on West Broad street hosted the annual piano recital by Miss Mae Kirkman's pupils. A large audience heard the program with young ushers, and flowers decorated the setting. Honorable mention went to Betty Deane Knox and Peggy Jane Bryant. Mary Anne Thomas, Mimi Wagger, and Louise Erickson cited for achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Mae Kirkman
Grace McKaughan
Jake Ferree
Margaret Blackard
Betty Deane Knox
Peggy Jane Bryant
Miss Kirkman
Mary Anne Thomas
Mimi Wagger
Louise Erickson
Marjorie Kearns
Betty Croker
Thomas Dodamead
E. C. Bryant
Martha Sale
Faye Dodamead
Betty Anne Johnson
Nancy Groves
Jeanne Fambrough
David Lindsay
Jean Kline
Mary Jo Ryan
Albert Klemme
Sarah Elizabeth Layton
Edward Sale
Arnold Koonce, Jr
Dorothy Lee
Gloria Foust
Sarah Gilbert King
E. C. Bryant, Jr
Billie Frazier
Annie Lee Ellison
Ruth Williard
Wanda Marie Harville
Catherine Ellison
Katherine Baxter
Doris Johnson
Doris Koonce
Betsy Yow
Greek Orthodox wedding of McKene Drakulakos in Charlotte
Mr and Mrs Charles Drakulakos wed in Charlotte at the Greek Orthodox church with Rev Agathonikos Papastamatiou officiating. About 600 relatives and friends attended a reception at the Charlotte Woman's Club. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus McKene, wore white satin with lace and a pearl tiara. Groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Nick Drakulakos. They plan to live here after a bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Drakulakos
Charlotte
Agathonikos Papastamatiou
James McLendon
Janet McKene
Helen Drakulakos
Amanda Gekas
Thalia Pappas
Drakulakos
Gus McKene
Charlotte Greek Girls’ Club
Nick Drakulakos
Charlotte Woman's Club
Parties Planned Here To Honor Miss Lambeth
Local women plan several events to honor Frances Walker Lambeth of Winston-Salem formerly of High Point who will marry Hal K. Reynolds of the city next month. Etiquette-bride teas and bridge parties were hosted by Mrs. Howard Marsh at Sedgefield and by Mrs. Joseph T. Weaver at the Emerywood club. Additional gatherings are set with Mrs. Albert Hart Jr and Mrs. L M H Reynolds hosting, followed by a tea by Mrs. J W Lindsay at Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston-Salem
High Point
Hal K. Reynolds
L. M. H. Reynolds
Sedgefield
Howard Marsh
Emerywood Club
Joseph T. Weaver
Jane Hess Weaver
Albert Hart, Jr
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Cee
Son born to Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Tuttle
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Tuttle of 903 Smith Street announce the birth of a son named Marshall Douglas on June 15 at their home. Before marriage Mrs. Tuttle was Miss Frances Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Tuttle
Smith Street
Marshall Douglas
Cards To Ten Here Are Being Issued
Cards are being issued here as follows Mrs J William Lindsay Mrs Lindley M H Reynolds will receive in honor of Miss Frances Walker Lambeth Friday June eighteenth from four to six o'clock Two hundred seven Hillcrest Drive High Point North Carolina MR AND MRS P L Culler Leave For Vacation Mr and Mrs P L Culler left this morning for a ten day vacation and while away they will visit their son Harold Culler who is a member of the baseball team at Snow Hill going from there to Morehead City Wilmington Carolina Beach and Fort Fisher and returning by way of Columbia D C Asheville and Blowing Rock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Lindsay
Lindley
M. H. Reynolds
Frances Walker Lambeth
Hillcrest Drive
High Point
North Carolina
P. L. Culler
Harold Culler
Snow Hill
Morehead City
Wilmington
Carolina Beach
Fort Fisher
Columbia
D. C
Asheville
Blowing Rock
WCTU Reports World Meet Highlights
The local WCTU meeting heard highlights from the World Convention of Women’s Christian Temperance Unions held June 3 to 8. More than 2000 delegates from 36 foreign countries attended with a banquet split across two hotels. The Million Dollar Temperance Education Fund surpassed $4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Temperance Education
National Organization
John Biggs
Thomasville Club Reports On State Activities
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club held its June dinner and meeting at the Baptist church with Miss Margaret Thompson presiding. Reports covered the state meeting in Durham and local efforts, including organizing two new chapters in High Point and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Baptist Church Hut
Margaret Thompson
Sallie McCracken
Durham
Thompson
Clara Harrison
G. E. Crowell
Mrs Howard Marsh Hosts Bride Elect and Guests
Mrs. Howard Marsh entertains for bride elect Miss Elizabeth Lambeth and visitor Miss Lila Womble of Winston-Salem plus other guests at a late afternoon bridge party. Prizes included lingerie and bread and butter plates. hostess gifts included toilet water. Attendees included Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Cochran’s guests from Greensboro and Sedgefield, with several Winston-Salem attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard Marsh
Elizabeth Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Lambeth
China
John Whitescarver
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Gilbert Clinard
Jamess. Moffitt
Elwood Cox II
Morrie Jones
Caroline Dalton
Jane Hess Weaver
Mrs. Stallings Feted At Farewell Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. J H Stallings left for Washington DC were honored at a farewell luncheon bridge in the Sheraton private dining room. Hostesses were Soil Conservation wives and staff with summer blue and gold arrangements. High score went to Mrs A H Veazey of Greensboro. consolation to Mrs W A Weld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stallings
Washington, D. C
Sheraton Hotel
Soil Conservation Service
Dr. Stallings
A. H. Veazey
Greensboro
Miss Idol Discusses American Humorists at Local Club
Miss Vera Idol spoke on American humorists at the Business and Professional Girls' club dinner meeting at the YWCA hut. She read bite sized pieces from Leacock Twain Billings Ward and Stephen, with plans for a Winston-Salem camp trip. Thelma Patrick presided. 22 members attended with three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Idol
Business and Professional Girls
Miss Idol
Bite
Stephen
Leacock
Columbus
Mark Twain
Thelma Patrick
Lucille Browne
Winston-Salem
Gladys Ellington
W. F. Clayton
Canolia Haley
Nell Swann
Local Girls Leave For Girl Scout Camp Near Greensboro
A group of Girl Scouts from High Point departed yesterday for a camp near Greensboro along the Greensbor o road. Attending are Julia Steel Marsh Frances Holton Janet Russell Rachel Hunt Christine Lentz Norma Page Garnet Hinshaw Irma Shore Sheroff Maude Sapp Carraway Betsy Yow Catherine Jane Ryan and Gertrude Tomlinson. Miss Mary McSherry of Baltimore Md visits at the Hart Steed home on Johnson Street with Mrs. Hart Steed and other hostesses assisting at each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro Road
Julia Steel Marsh
Frances Holton
Janet Russell
Rachel Hunt
Christine Lentz
Norma Page
Garnet Hinshaw
Irma Shore Sheroff
Maude Sapp Carraway
Betsy Yow
Catherine Jane Ryan
Gertrude Tomlinson
Mary McSherry
Baltimore, Md
Mrs
Hart Steed
Johnson Street
Tea honors Miss Frances Lambeth at Emerywood club
Social calendar lists a 4 to 6 p m tea hosted by Mrs. Joseph T Weaver and Miss Jane Hess Weaver at the Emerywood Country Club for bride-elect Miss Frances Lambeth of Winston Salem. A 4 p m garden party at Blair Park clubhouse features poetry and music and a silver offering for a proposed rave garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Weaver
Jane Hess Weaver
Emerywood Country Club
Frances Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Blair Park
Garden Club
The
Five Tables In Play At Club Bridge
Five tables of contract bridge were in play at the bi weekly bridge party for ladies of the Emerywood Country club held yesterday morning at the clubhouse. Hostesses were Mesdames A B Henley and Farrell Gray. The prize went to Mrs Gray who received a double deck of cards. A luncheon followed the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelpha P. Long
Highe
C. F. Gibson
Lela Maud P. M. Sherrill
Roy Proce
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
A. B. Henley
Farrell Gray
Mrs. Gray
J. W. Woollen
T. C. Langley
C. E. Lehmann
M. A. Lackey
Jack Thomas
Robert Hubbard
Jack Armstrong
Paul Casey
Rodney Snow
Henry Foscue
R. T. Amos
A. G. Douglas
Wall
F. J. Sizemore
Misses Eleanor Amos
Betty Lou Jackson
Mary Allen Clinard
Pauline Douglas
Alliene Hoover
Contract Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Ralph Wilson
Harry Lee Lambeth
Claiborne Pennington
Kitty Kyser
Austin Finch
R. M. Cooksey
Robert Rapp
Harry Lambeth
Mary Alice Hoover
John G. Heller
Greensboro
Visitors and travelers in Jackson and beyond
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Melton of Jackson arrive to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chitwood at 415 Edgedale Drive. Miss Sara Martha Holmes attends summer school at Woman’s College in Greensboro. Mrs. Raymond Jones of 604 Fourth Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Tice return from Atlantic City after attending an American Medical Association convention. Mrs. David Burry and two children of Spartanburg are guests of Mrs. Raymond Jones’ sister. Mrs. B. C. Cochran of Bristol is visiting Mrs. T. V. Rochelle at Sedgefield. Mrs. J. H. Stallings and son depart for Montreat for summer then to join Dr. Stallings in Washington. Miss Matilda Bragg from Pinetown leaves for Penland Camp near Asheville to teach swimming. Wendell Dunbar returns to Hopewell, Virginia, after visiting his parents and working as a chemist with Solvay Process Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burry
Spartanburg
8. C
Barry
Raymond Jones
Fourth Street
Matilda Bragg
Pinetown
C. Dunbar
Penland Camp
Asheville
Miss Bragg
Woman's College
Greensboro
Wendell Dunbar
Co. Dunbar
Hopewell, Va
Solvay Process Company
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union Holds Annual Convention
Greensboro reports the 39th annual NC Christian Endeavor Union convention featuring officer elections and a keynote by Rev. Carl Herman Voss of Raleigh United Church. Carrol M. Wright of Boston spoke on the movement's past present and future, tracing its 1881 Portland origins under Rev. Francis E. Clark. The convention sermon was by Rev. C E Rozzelle of Gastonia First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Carl Herman Voss
Raleigh
C. E. Rozzelle
Gastonai Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Women of Moose Meet Tonight at North Main Hall
The local Women of the Moose chapter holds its regular meeting this evening at the Moose hall on North Main street. Senior regent Mrs. Mabel Beeson urges all members to attend as the degree team will practice and candidates will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Mabel Beeson
Bobby Meddlin Is Honored At Party
Mrs. J. L. Meddlin hosted a birthday party at her English street home for her son Bobby who turned six. Guests include Colleen Church Ruby Underwood Betty Lou Underwood Reba Church Helen Howe Maxine Teague Peggy Carmichael Edman Lowe and Nancy Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Newby announce the birth of their son Jackie Lee on June 13 at 2010 English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Meddlin
English Street
Bobby
Colleen Church
Ruby Underwood
Betty Lou Underwood
Reba Church
Helen Howe
Maxine Teague
Peggy Carmichael
Edman Lowe
Nancy Monroe
Arnold Newby
Jackie Lee
Newby
Helen Kapps
Winston-Salem
Mrs Dickerson to Attend Altrusa International Meet
Mrs Alice Dickerson of High Point Altrusa will depart for Cuernavaca Mexico to represent her club at the first Altrusa International Convention. She will travel via Memphis Tennessee and San Antonio Texas joining the American Express Tour to the convention awaiting the international president Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse. Dickerson a freight solicitor for Winston-Salem Southbound Railway and charter member of her club, will serve on convention committees and be away about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dickerson
Cuernavaca
Mexico
High Point
Altrusa Club
Altrusa Clubs
Dickerson
Memphis
Tenn
Chase
Woodhouse
San Antonio
Texas
American Express
Winston-Salem Southbound Railway
Local Party Returns From Yachting Cruise
Mrs. J. W. Lindsay and two sons with W. A. Lambeth Jr of Winston-Salem returned from several days with Mrs. Lindsay's brother Hal K. Reynolds in Baltimore. They joined Reynolds in High Point and enjoyed a cruise on his yacht on Chesapeake Bay visiting Annapolis and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lindsay
W. A. Lambeth, Jr
Winston-Salem
Summers Reach at Duke and Pennsylvania Universities
Miss Betty Jennings spends six weeks at Duke University summer school at Lake Junaluska. Dr Nat Walker remains in Ohio for two more weeks at the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs Slade Vincent visited Em her husband last weekend. Miss Virginia Pearce goes to Chapel Hill for summer school at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jennings
Lake Junaluska
Duke U
Nat Walker
Ohio
Uni
Pennsylvania
Slade Vincent
Virginia Pearce
Chapel Hill
Miss Wright’s Two Week Visit to Rome GA with Aunt Montague
Miss Doris Lee Wright plans a two week stay in Rome Georgia visiting her aunt Mrs B R Montague. The brief announcement notes the extended visit and host location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lee Wright
Rome
B. R. Montague
Beware of Biliousness in Hot Weather Health Note
In very hot weather digestion slows and symptoms like souring food gas belching heartburn restlessness irritability nausea dizziness and coated tongue may appear. The note praises improved calom powder tablets for quick relief available in trial ten cents and fifty-five cent packages at stores.
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Wesley
City Lake
Wesley Bible
City Lake Park
West End
West End Baptist Church
Hazel Darby
Tomlinson Street
Methodist Circle
M. E. Church
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
Pilgrim Gleaners
Gleaners
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Gladys and
Lucile Walters
Margaret Wright
Mary Etta Carson
Hazel Lowery
Baptist Young People’s Union of the
Southside Baptist Church
Carrie Stafford
Carolina Hillbillies
Allen Jay School
Boy Scouts
Miss Lambeth
M. T. Tuttles
WCTU
Tom
Blair i
Ridge
T. Ingram, Jr
W. A. Weld
Barney Huckentawler
John Herman
J. V. Carpenter
Kappa Gammas
P. E. Lindley
Omega Kappa Gamma Sorority
Charlotte Aftet
Emma Poole
C. H. Cad
Dell
Mabel Hargett
Shades
Moffitt’s
Euch
C. H. Melton
Jackson
Mississippi
E. L. Chitwood
Edgedale Drive
Sara Martha Holmes
Burrus Mémorial Hospital
Walter T. Tice
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
B. C. Cochran
Bristol, Va
T. V. Rochelle
J. H. Stallings and
Montreat
Washington
C. E. Endeavorers
Bobby Meddlin
Mrs. Dickerson
Altrusan International
Congo
Bradley
Lizzie
Samuel Hym
Dodge
Other & Ing
Horace Gilder Dodge Inc
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Ity J. W. Sechrest & Son
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