Thomasville Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge-Luncheon
Lela Maude Boyles bride elect of Thomasville will wed Hilton Theodore Smith of Greensboro next Saturday in a home ceremony. She was honored with a bridge luncheon at her Crame street home, hosted by Miss Webb, with top score prize and other gifts. Guests included Miss Covington and families among the local social circle, with a green and white nuptial color theme and a four course luncheon for twelve.
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Thomasville
Lela Maude Boyles
Hilton Theodore Smith
Greensboro
Chambers
Crame Street
Forr Bles
Miss Boyles
Alvahles
China
Toiss Katherine Covington
James FE
Late , Jr
Roy Rector
C. F. Gibson
Z. P.ng
Walter Rapp
Frank Murr
Newby
Miss Webb
Pegey Hite
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Evelyn Baker
Jennie Reid Newby
Mesdames C. F. Gibson
Ray Proctor
P. Long
Douglas Critchfield
Luncheon Honors Local Brides at Robert E Lee Hotel
The social event of the week featured Miss Webb hosting a luncheon at the Robert E Lee hotel in Winston Salem. Honorees included Miss Maude Boyles and Miss Therine Covington recent brides, with Mrs Glenn Penning newly married to the city. Guests were seated at tables with miniature bridal couples and fine table appointments.
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Webb
Robert FE. Lee
Winston-Salem
Mise Ia Maudé Boyles
Thérine Covington
Glenn Penningon
Aivah Boyles Host Dance for Lela Maude Boyles
Mr and Mrs Aivah Boyles entertain in honor of Miss Lela Maude Boyles sister of the groom to be Hilton Theodore Smith of Greensboro The wedding will be held here Saturday at the Woman's club on Friday evening June 24 from ten to twelve Formal invitations are issued to friends in the vicinity
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Aivah Boyles
Lela Maude Boyles
Mr. Boyles
Hilton Theodore Smith
Greensboro
Woman's Club
Daneciné
Newtons Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary in Danville Visit
Mr and Mrs J D Newton and family host relatives from Danville Va Winston Salem and Raleigh as Rev and Mrs J D Newton mark their forty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their home in celebration.
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Milla Newton
Danville, Va
Williams Newton
Adrian Newton
Ehaleign
Paul Newton
Winston-Salem
J. D. Newton
Little Miss Betty Green Returns Home From Greenaboro Visit
Betty Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Green returns to Spring Street after visiting cousin Asin Maynard in Greenaboro.
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Betty Green
Mrs
Paul Green
Spring Street
Asin Maynard
Greenaboro
Gleaners of Main Street M E B Elect Officers
The Gleaners class met at Mrs. Carson Cox's home on Spring Street with associates Mrs. Hethedck and Mrs. York. Mrs. Clyde Smith presided as president and officers were elected: vice president Mrs. John Hall, secretary Mrs. York, assistant secretary Mrs. Sam Best, treasurer Mrs. Bridges.
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Gleaners
Main Street
M. EB. Church
Carson Cox
Spring Street
H. T. Hethedck
T. J. York
Clyde Smith
L. C. Bridges
Mra
W. T. Green
John Hall
Sam Best
L. ©. Bridges
Pollock and Culp Tie in Social Hour Contest
Assistant treasurer Mrs. L Pollock. Mrs Paul Culp won in an interesting contest held during the social hour and afterwards refreshments were served.
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L. Pollock
Paul Culp
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met Monday with Mrs. R. G. Jennings presiding. Program leader Mrs. W. P. Westmoreland led the session after devotionals by Mrs. B. C. White. Mrs. R. B. Green spoke on Fannie Heck, and Mrs. C. B. Black described the Fannie Heck fund. A tribute to Mrs. Joy Beamon McGee was read by Mrs. L. E. Teague.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. G. Jennings
W. P. Westmoreland
B. C. White
T. H. Tomlinson
R. 8
Mrs. Smith Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon in Kernersville
Mrs. Gilmer Smith hosted a luncheon for her bridge club and guests at her Cherry Street home. High scores awarded to Mrs. J. T. Duntiee Sr. and Mrs. R. Morris. buffet served at one o'clock. attendees included Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Justice Sr., Mrs. King, and others. Additional notes cover church auxiliary officers elected and junior women’s club activities at Guilford Municipal Lake with many attendees.
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Mrs. Smith
Kernersville
Mesdames F. Morris
J. T. Justice
Vv. King
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
Social visit highlights in Greensboro and neighboring towns
Miss Jane Pege visited Miss Jane Mundy in Greensboro last week. Rev T R Wolfe and family spent Wednesday in Spencer with Wolfe’s sister. The Wolfes and Marguerite Kerner moved into the C J Ragland home. Mrs P A Fountaine and Mrs Nina Fountaine returned from New Smyrna Florida where they spent the winter. Mrs Brianne Pinnix Mauite visited aunt Mrs J C Pinnix in Yanceville.
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Jane Pege
Jane Mundy
Greensboro
T. R. Wolfe
Missea Frances
Jane
Marty Annne Wolfe
Marguerite Kerner
Spencer
Mr. Wolfe
Odell Rober
C. J. Ragland
P. A. Fountainer
Nina Fountaine
New Smyrna, Fla
Brianne Pinnix Mauitebyta
J.C. Pinnix
Yanceville
Sunday School Class Elects M B Church Officers
Mrs. T R Wolfe hosts Tuesday evening session for the M B church class. Officers elected include Evelyn Huff president Frances Wolfe secretary treasurer Lavelle Michael social chair W J Johnson Elisabeth Stafford Harold Michael membership. Prizes awarded in memory and historical contests. Lavelle Michael wins treasure hunt.
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T. R. Wolfe
M. B. Church
Evelyn Huff
Pete Nash
Frances Wolfe
Lavelle Michael
W. J. Johnson
Elisabeth Stafford
Harold Michael
Elizabeth Anne Stafford
Elizabeth Fuip
Oscar Joyner
Louise Bellamy
Frances
June Wolfe
Ragland Heads to Gupton Jones Embalming School
Charlie James Ragland left Saturday for Nashville Tennessee to take a post graduate course at the Gupton Jones School of Embalming. Miss Arlene Porter of Winton Salem spent several days recently with Miss Evelyn Shields.
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Charlie James Ragland
Nashville
Tenn
Gupton-Jones School of Embalming
Arlene Porter
Wineton-Salem
Evelyn Shields
Surprise Birthday Picnic for James F. Linville Jr
Friends hosted a Thursday evening surprise birthday picnic at Atkinson Springs with a chicken fry ice cream cake and a skating party at Roll-O-Rink. Attendees included Hellen and India Cline Dore Parrish Edna Mae Dwiggins Lucy Nelson Roy Nelson Robert Walker Horace Cline Leon Jones and the Linville and Beeson families plus guests Emily and Cecil Coren of Concord and Mrs W P McCain of High.
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Junior Woman's Club
Guilford Municipal Lake
Elizabeth Fulp
Elizabeth Hedgecock
Kathryn Bellamy
Rose Linville
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Margaret
Eleanor
Elizabeth Anne Stafford
Doris Ilen
Mary Lillian Tucker
Eugenia Albert
Idell Linville
Arlene Porter
Evelyn Shields
Florence Joyner
Richard Whitaker
W. H. Merton
Harmon Linville
J. M. Pinkix
Raymond Warren
Roy Warren
Phin Shields
Kenneth Ables
Clarence Stanky
Fred Morris
OO. L. Joyner
Roger Linville
Charles Fulp
Peté Nash
Oscar Joyner
Hush Albert
Donald Willard
Spencer Warren
Dewey Whicker
Walkertown
Tom Tarkington
High Point
James F. Linville, Jr
Atkinson Springs
Hellen
India Cline
Dore Parrish
Edna Mae Dwiggins
Lucy Nelson
Mesars Roy Nelson
Robert Walker
Horace Cline
Leon Jones
James F. Linville
Tom Beeson
Surprise Birthday Supper Honors Mrs. Wesley LaMar
Mrs Wesley LaMar was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at her Sophia home in Randleman on a Sunday as friends and relatives gathered to wish her many returns of the day. The party included many local families and noted visitors and family events nearby such as the Whitfields 60th anniversary in Lumberton.
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Wesley LaMar
Randleman
John Newby
Roy Lamar
Dewey Coltrane
Nancy Cannon
Jewel Bristow
Edward Adams
Howard Rich
Mildred Marley
Claud Marley
Felcie Mays
Reba Caney
Larry Hammond
George Whitfield
Lumberton
Whitfields
Hammond
EB. N. Wall
R. L. Vickery
Pleasant Garden
Jewel Hughes
Nettie Stewart
Liberty
Seep Eal
Walnut Cove
Jerry Washburn
Atlanta
Basil Hughes
Davidson College
JL. BR. Hughes
Cora Ledbetter
Chapel
Kennedy Snotherly Vows Formally Announced in Statesville
Mr and Mrs G A Kennedy announce the marriage of their daughter Darlene Dunfee to Mr John A Snotherly on Friday June Seventeenth Nineteen thirty eight in Statesville North Carolina The couple resides at 108 Elm Street High Point North Carolina The ceremony was performed by M M Warren justice of peace Iredell County The bride is the stepdaughter of George Kennedy of 201% College Street High Point.
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Asheboro
Verdie Auman
Frank Cochran Freeman
L. R. Auman
Seagrove
Hona Cole
Lohengrin
Rebecca Cole
Kenneth Harold Allman
Annie Belle Alman
David Strider
Rev. J. ©. Edwards
Freeman
Seagrove High School
Jones Business College
High Point
National Chair Co
E. G. Freeman
Asheboro High School
McCrary Mills
G. A. Kennedy
Darlene Dunfee
John A. Snotherly
Statesville
N. C
Elm Street
N. Cc
M. M. Warren
Iredell County
George Kennedy
College Street
Mrs Craven Page Heads to Cherry Grove Beach
Mrs Craven Page and her young daughter Sarah Gertrude left Saturday for Cherry Grove Beach in Washington to spend some time. Friends note that John B Spencer on Lindsay Street is somewhat improved after a period of illness at home.
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Craven Page
Sarah Gertrude
Cherry Grove Beach
D. C
John B. Spencer
Lindsay Street
Informal Dinner Honors Concord, Monks Corner Guests
Mrs. Charlie Huff hosted a Wednesday evening dinner at her home honoring Emily and Cecil Coren of Concord and Imel West of Moncks Corner. Guests included Miss Luray Blackburn visiting from Jacksonville and Chipley, plus families Vance and Collins.
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Charlie Huff
Emily
Cecil Coren
Concord
Imel West
Monks Corner
8. C
Coren and Weat
Martha Jane Ragland
Margaret Huff
Luray Blackburn
Jacksonville
Chipley
Fla
Sam Vance, Jr
Sara Vance
Logan
W. Va
Mrs. Vance
A. D. Collins
Mr. Vance
Randleman Church Groups Enjoy Summer Weiner Roast
Mrs EK L Windham entertained the Hill Top Wesley Bible class of Naomi church at her home. Mrs Ernest Talley presided and led devotional time. Fourteen members attended the business meeting and enjoyed a weiner roast. Members planned to meet with Mrs Ernest Talley in July. Claud Fox and Cyrus Lineberry left for UNC summer school with several friends visiting Edwards family nearby before their move to Vernal Utah.
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Randleman
EK. L. Windham
Hill Top Wesley
Naomi Church
Ernest Talley
Claud Fox
Cyrus Lineberry
University of North Carolina
Hilda Me. Snider
Alice Hinshaw
Curtis Brookshire
J. Wy Brookshire
Mary Gladys Brookshire
Nellie Richardson
Wade Brookshire
J. B. Edwards
Vernal
Utah
Baptist church group met for study on treasures
The G. A. of the Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Polly Barker on Main street. Miss Lucy Allen Curtis, president, called the meeting to order. Grace Ganes led devotional service. The program featured “A Study in Treasures.” Refreshments were served to 14 members by hostess Miss Dorothy Reese Hunter of Greensboro.
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G. A. of the Baptist Church
Polly Barker
Main Street
Lucy Allen Curtis
Grace Ganes
Dorothy Reese Hunter
Greensboro
Mrs Francis Helms Hosts Baptist Training Union Meeting
Miss Francis Helms entertained members of the Baptist Training Union at her home Tuesday evening. Games and contests directed by Miss Helms and Miss Nelle Robbins were enjoyed after which ice cream and cake were served to 15 members.
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Francis Helms
Baptist Training Union of the Baptist Church
Misa Helms
Nelle Robbins
Mrs Dempsey Barnes Hosts Duplicate Bridge in Asheboro
Mrs Dempsey Barnes hosted a Duplicate Bridge gathering at her Park Street home in Asheboro on Tuesday afternoon with three visitors Mrs Curry Loftin Mrs J T Barnes and Mrs T J McKim. Prizes went to Mrs J F White Jr Mrs W H Griffin Tiffany Barnes and Mrs J T Barnes along with a iced course served afterward.
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Asheboro
Mra
Dempsey Barnes
Duplicate Bridge Club
Park Street
Curry Loftin
J. T. Barnes
T. J. McKim
J. F. White, Jr
WH. L. Griffin
Tiffany Barnes
Mrs Sam Story and Mrs Ervin Frye Take D Story Camp Trip
Mrs Sam Story and Mrs Ervin Frye traveled from Morehead City on Tuesday to take Sam Davis Story Ervin Frye Jr and Billy Routh to Camp Morehead for a month's vacation.
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Sam Story
Ervin Frye
Morehead City
Sam Davis Story
Ervin Frye, Jr
Billy Routh
Morehead
Beta club meeting hosts graduates at Asheboro High
Graduate members of 1937 attended a Beta club gathering Tuesday evening at Miss DeEtte Austins Sunset Heights home with Miss Virginia Lisk as associate hostess. David Stedman led the business meeting.
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Beta Club
Asheboro High School
DeEtte Austin
Sunset Heights
Virginia Lisk
David Stedman
Busi
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