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Births and Society Notes Highlight Local News
Seldom-seen society items report births to Mr. and Mrs. J. David on Elm Street and to Mr. and Mrs. KL Stewart on Thurston Street. W. H. Idol recovers after eye surgery by Dr. Banner in Greensboro. A St Mary’s Sunday school planning session followed by choir practice at R. F. Johnson home. A Boyd Conservatory piano recital on the Boyd veranda entertains guests. Pearl Jones hosts a surprise party on Tate Street with lawn games and ice treats. Engagement of Louise Ingram to Phil Warner announced with preparations for July wedding at Vesley Memorial church. Mrs. Hal Ingram of Martinsville hosts elaborate bridge. Elizabeth Miller wins high score. Mrs. Caldwell returns home from the High Point hospital improving steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
St. Mary’s
H. S. Coffield
Mr. Johnson
Gay Cornard
Ray Beck
Terry Walls
Harrison Bell
Southern Cagle
Clarence Cook
Howard Doss
Walter Beck
Robie Leonard
Porter Montgomery
Bob Walton
Louise Ingram
Phil
Warner
Dee Pollock
Albert Hart
North Wain Street
Hal Ingram
Martinsville
Avender
Minnie Pollock
Charles Long
Fred Ingram
Winnie Vail
L. J. Ingram
Robert Walker
Valette Jones
Grace Bencini
Odell Peacock
Wade Marsh
Shubal Kirkman
Charles Kephart
Garnet Pollock
H. A. Millis
C. T. Ingram
Atlanta
Herbert Newbold
Willis Slane
Violet Johnson
Ruth Balsam
Nellie Muse
Katherine Harmon
Helen Long
Bessie Tate
Thelma Wineskie
Ingram
Milan
Annie Rabe
C. J. Johnston
Salisbury
J. Wesley Smith
O. E. Cunningham
Waxhaw
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Faye Cunningham
High Point Hospital
Charles T. Ingram
Greenville
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