Mendenhall-Burton Vows In Greensboro
Ruth Carolyn Mendenhall of Greensboro and William Cowan Burton of Asheville wed at Asheboro Street Friends Church Greensboro. Rev Howard E Cope officiated with music by Mrs A K Moore and Joseph Allred. The bride wore white satin with lace veil and gardenia bouquet. attire included aquamarine net bridesmaid dresses. They will live at Charlotton apartments Grove Park Asheville after a cake reception at 309 South Tremont drive Sunrest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro Street Friends Church
Greensboro
Ruth Carolyn Mendenhall
William Cowan Burton
Asheville
Howard E. Cope
A. K. Moore
Joseph Allred
Edward Emerson Mendenhall, Jr
High Point
Wagner
Edward Emerson Mendenhall
Herbert Eugene Johnson
Marietta Thompson
Blake Thompson
Lottie Wall
Katherine Murray
Louise Daniel
Margaret Daniel
South
Tremont Drive
Sunrest Hills
Burton
Charlotton Apartments
Grove Park
Mendenhalls
Greensboro High School
Woman's College
Monticello High School
Sam P. Burton
Asheville High School
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Kappa Gamma Group Postpones Meeting
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma sorority postpones its regular meeting to Monday evening June 26, with a dinner at six thirty in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. Dr P E Lindley educational director will lecture in charge. Members are asked to note the new date and attend next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma Sorority
National Educational Organization
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Ethel Flynt
Sorority
Ladies' Bridge At Club Tuesday A. M
The Emerywood Country Club ladies and guests will hold a bi weekly bridge party at the clubhouse tomorrow morning. Play starts at 10 30 lunch follows at 12 30 for those with advance reservations due by 9 o clock. No hostesses announced as of noon today. DAUGHTER BORN TO THE REPP Huckabys Peggy Ann born June 19 at English street home.
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Emerywood Country Club
Bane Steinreich Wedding Unites Newark Pair in Greensboro
Mise Helen Natalie Bane and Dr Otto Selick Steinreich of Newark N J wed at Temple Emanuel Greensboro last evening at eight thirty The ceremony featured Rabbi F S Rypins and Rabbi Jacob Freedman with the glass blessing Attendants included Mrs N H Silver Reidsville and Miss Sylvia Steinreich Newark The couple's reception followed at the King Cotton hotel The bride is the Banes daughter and the groom a UNC and Medical College of Virginia graduate Awaiting internsip at Newark City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Helen Natalie Bane
Otto Selick Steinreich
Newark
N. J
Temple Emanuel
Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
F. S. Rypins
Jacob Freedman
High Point
Aaron Bane
Reidsville
N. H. Silver
Sylvia Frances Steinreich
Slater
Samuel Albert Kushner
Danville
Shirley Silver
Natalie Rosen
Ruth Weinstein
Betty Diane Wagner
George Steinreich
Ephraim Weinstein
J. H. Krese
Durham
Robert M. Silver
Samuel A. Kushner
Virginia
August Rouf, Jr
Elton Lively
Emma Cardwell Lively
Steinreich
Banes
Woman's College
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Newark City Hospital
Recital Tonight By Mrs J Leslie Andrews At Church
Mrs J Leslie Andrews will present her pupils in recital at the First Methodist Protestant church this evening at eight o clock. Friends and patrons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Andrews
Musical Art Club Meeting At Emerywood Tonight
The Musical Art Club meets this evening at Emerywood Country Club in June. A business session opens at eight followed by a program at eight thirty featuring young artists who studied at local schools and colleges. Visitors are invited to attend.
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The
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
H. D. Sears
Local Social News Highlights Movements and Visits
Mrs. Robert M. Collins improves at Rex Hospital Raleigh after two weeks, likely ten more days. Mrs. J. D. Ross improves rapidly at SJ Peters Hospital Charlotte after an operation. Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers arrives to spend summer with grandfather L. J. Ingram in Greensboro route. Quintard Heath of Sumter visits with Albert Hart Jr. at Emerywood, then returns home. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Liesvelt and daughter Lela Liesvelt of Lincoln Nebraska visit Abels at Emerywood Country Club then go to Winston-Salem. Misses Helen Yow and Sarah Hope Brown leave for Myrtle Beach for the week. Betty Jo Abels spends time in Asheville for Rhododendron Festival. mother Mrs. John C. Abels to join Pi Beta Phi meeting.
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Robert M. Collins
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Collins
Lucille Sherrod
J. D. Ross
Montleuw Avenue
S J. Peters Hospital
Charlotte
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
L. J. Ingram
Farriss Avenue
Quintard Heath
Sumter, &. C
Albert Hart, Jr
Greensboro Road
Scott Liesvelt
Lela Liesvelt
Lincoln
Neb
John C. Abels
Emerywood Country Club
Liesvelt
Winston-Salem
Herman Abels
Miss Liesvelt
Betty Jo Abels
Asheville
Pi Beta Phi National Sorority
John Palmer
Johnnie
C. L. Leonard
Charles Craver
United States
Addie Fulton
E. C. Craver
North State Street
Ella Stuart Cox
Laurel
Delaware
R. K. Torbert
Robert E. Lee
J. C. Leonard
West Center Street
C. W. Trice
Mary Trice
J. C. Bower
Curtis Koonts
W. C. Burgin
F. W. Conrad
Cyrus McCormick
G. E. Crowell
Margaret Thompson
Elmina Hearne
Goldsboro
Thompson
Thomasville Club
Lula Wall
Amanda Wall
Roanoke
C. F. Finch
Susanna Matthews
J. S. Green
Margaret
Jimmy Green
Myrtle Beach
Raeford Barbour
Greensboro
Robert Williams
Miss Beulah Moton Recital Set at First Methodist
Miss Beulah Moton presents her pupils in recital Wednesday at eight o clock in the assembly room of the First Methodist Protestant church. Friends and patrons of the class are invited to attend at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Moton
First Methodist Protestant Church
Lewistown Bride Wed to Thomas F. Grimes Jr in Hagerstown
Miss Jane Steinbach of Lewistown Maryland married Thomas Franklin Grimes Jr formerly of Lexington. The couple were wed May 30 in Hagerstown Maryland with both families noted. Grimes is a UNC graduate and tobacco industry employee. Meanwhile local society reports include a surprise party for Billie Jean Richards with family and friends, plus several visits and trips among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Steinbach
Lewistown, Md
Thomas Franklin Grimes Jr
Lexington
Lewistown
Thomas Franklin Grimes, Jr
Hagerstown
Grimes
Wilbert P. Steinbach
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
T. F. Grimes
University of North Carolina
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
WCTU Chapter Meets At Sink Leonard Home
The local WCTU group gathered at Mrs. Irvin Sink's home with Mrs. J G Leonard as co host. Mrs A B Brannock led a devotional on Seeing Jesus Everywhere and Ida Hedrick Conrad spoke on Liquor and the Radio. Mrs John Craver led the business session with H G Leonard as secretary. The group voted to continue summer meetings and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Sink
J. G. Leonard
A. B. Brannock
Jesus
Ida Hedrick Conrad
John Craver
Bride-Elect Miss Boyles Ises given Courtesy by Miss Ellen
Miss Lela Maude Boyles of this city, bride-elect to Hilton Theodore Smith of Greensboro, will marry next Saturday in a quiet home ceremony here. She was shown a charming courtesy by Miss Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
H. R. Kyser
Kitty Kyser
Claiborne Pennington
Lela Maude Boyles
Hilton Theodore Smith
Greensboro
Katherine Covington
James EB. Lambeth, Jr
Glenn Pennington
Ellen
May Pegg Hosts Bridge Luncheon For Tuesday Afternoon Club
May Pegg acted as gracious hostess Friday morning at a bridge luncheon at her Cramerst home for the Tuesday Afternoon club and guests. The party featured summer flowers and four table bridge. Prizes included a cream and sugar set for Miss Boyles and a beverage set for high scorer Mrs. Alvah Boyles. Honoree NM Boyles received a meat platter. Katherine Covington got a bell with reflector. Mrs. Gil Pennington was given a Venetian design salver. A two course luncheon followed for all seventy guests including Mrs. J Boyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Pegg
Cramerst
Miss Boyles
Alvah Boyles
Tea and Topics Club Final Meeting Hosted by Mrs Sears
The Tea and Topics club plans its final meeting of the fall season on Thursday at 3:30 PM hosted by Mrs Herman D Sears at her Pickett Farm home. Members are asked to bring their books, as announced by secretary Mrs A G Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
Herman D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Mra. A. G. Douglas
Mrs. Edwards to Attend Institute for Parent Education
Mrs. W. L. Edwards, general chairman of city child study groups, will attend the Parent Education Institute at Woman's College Greensboro beginning tomorrow and continuing through June 24. Local chairmen may contact her at 915 South Main Street for details and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Edwards
City
Parent-Teacher Council
Parent Education Institute
Woman's College
Greensboro
Girl Scout Troop Ten Plans Picnic
Girl Scout Troop Ten No 1v will hold a picnic tomorrow at 810 English Street, at 5 30 PM. Carmele Lambeth hosts, urging all troop members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop
Carmele Lambeth
English Street
The
Woop
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Kappa Gamma
Ball
Terpsichorean Club of
Jean Poe
Clarence Poe
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Bane-Steinreich
Andrews
Hart’s Pharmacy
Sheraton
Helen Yow
Sarah Hope Brown
S. C
Betty Jane Richards
Billie Jean Richards
Caroline Young
Mary Eva Moore
Billie Pickett
Louise Younts
Craver
Roby Freedle
C. C. Hargrave
Claude York
Judith
Carl Nance
North Salisbury Street
Mary Lou
Nancy Ward
Chester Young
Greensboro Street
Faith Beck
Salisbury
Virginia Miller
Brevard College
Young
Beck
Miller
Miss Pegg
Kyser
Pennington
Nancy Kyser
Harry Curlee
Mr. Smith
Ralph Lambeth
John Pennington
James E. Lambeth
J. W. Boyles
R. D. Covington
J. E. Hobgood
Charles Stone
Alice Britt Howell
Mary Alice Hoover
Colonial Orange
Clorox
Hundred
Southern Manor
BON Ami
Big Star
Armour Star Steaks
Lb. E. Andrews
North Main Street
Kingan
Star Lamb
Wayre
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Arge
Florida Oranges
Institute For Parent Education
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