Joint Meeting of Letter Carriers and Auxiliary Held at Archdale
The local National Organization of Letter Carriers and its Auxiliary met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelly York in Archdale on Tuesday evening. Officers led sessions, delegates were elected for the Winston-Salem state convention on July 24, and a social contest winner was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization of Letter Carriers
Shelly York
Archdale
A. E. Williams
D. C. Mixson
Winston- Salem
C. L. Clapp
P. R. Myers
B. L. Richardson
R. F. Lambeth
York
Frank and
Lee Payne
Asheboro Road
8. J. Best
North Carolina merchants meet at Mayview Manor
Mr and Mrs A H Holton Mrs John McMahan Miss Grace Baker and Miss Marion Elliott returned from Blowing Rock where they attended the North Carolina Merchants association annual meeting at Mayview Manor G E Klanderman and S A Larter of Seidman and Seidman are in Chicago on a business trip Larter expects to return by week’s end while Klanderman will go to Grand Rapids returning about July 1 Mrs W L Killen of Trinity attends the Institute of Parent Education at Woman’s College Greensboro representing Trinity and Archdale schools Mrs Killen chairs the Trinity study group committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Holton
John McMahan
Grace Baker
Marion Elliott
Blowing Rock
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
Mayview Manor
G. E. Klanderman
S. A. Larter
Seidman and
Seidman
Chicago
Ill
W. L. Killen
Trinity
Institute of Parent Education
Woman's College
Greensboro
Archdale
Killen
James E. Lambeth
Frank Lambeth
R. D. Covington
Katherine Covington
Charlotte
J. E. Hobgood
Edward
Oxford
Josephine Pepper
Hamlet
Henry Fenner
J. A. McAuley
P. R. Rankin
Catherine Rankin
Mount Gilead
H. G. Beck
Myrtle Beach
Robert Jones
Ann Jerome
The
City Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Hudson
Miss Holton
Mra
Kathleen P. Hudson
Misa Irene Holton
New York City
Gorgie
England
Holland
Algiers
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Get-Together Club Hosts Pleasant Howell Street Party
Mrs Glenn K Tomlinson hosted Get Together club members and guests Tuesday at her Howell Street home. Four tables played Rook with Charlies M Thomas winning top club score, George R Ridge top visiting score, each guest receiving a novelty gift. Dainty refreshments preceded the conclusion of a charming evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn K. Tomlinson
Howell Street
Rook
Charlies M. Thomas
George R Ridge
Trumpeteer Club Announces June Dance Sponsors
The Trumpeteer club reveals sponsors for its annual June dance at Sedgefield manor on Thursday evening June 30. Local debutantes include Helen Crow der, Katherine Lowdermilk, Eileen Thomas of High Point, Gloria McCall, Dot Billing ton of Greensboro, Marie Koonce of Asheboro, and Meredith Jackson of Charlotte. Duke Barron and his New York orchestra will perform from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Harry Welch chairs arrangements with officers Lawrence Met calf, Lloyd Evans, and Floyd Evans in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Helen Crowder
Katherine Lowdermilk
Eileen Thomas
High Point
Gloria McCall
Dot Billington
Greensboro
Marie Koonce
Asheboro
Meredith Jackson
Charlotte
Duke Barron
New York
Harry Welch
Lawrence Metcalf
Lloyd Evans
Floyd Evans
Farriss Andrews Bible class meets at First Baptist church
The Farriss Andrews Bible class will meet Friday at 7 o'clock at the First Baptist church. Members should attend as the group will proceed to Ray Smith’s home on Centennial avenue extension behind the Wireless home where a fish fry will be held. Rankin Memorial Philathea class hosts meet Friday at 7 30 at Mrs. Q W Snow’s home 206 Barker street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. A L Jackson Mrs J A Bowers Miss Alice Ross and Miss Ruth Welborn. Members are asked to be present for the revelation of Heart Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farriss-Andrews
First Baptist Church
Ray Smith
Centennial Avenue
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial M. P
Q. W. Snow
Barker Street
A. L. Jackson
J. A. Bowers
Alice Ross
Ruth Welborn
Heart Sisters
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E. Church
Circle One
T. P. Hedrick
Lexington Avenue
E. J. Poe
Frank Murr
Social Service Committee
Robert Williams
Circle Two
W. B. May
R. RB. Schell
Williams
Mary Elizabeth May
Circle Three
Mra T. T. Johnson
Tom Johnson
Minnie Atkins Edwards
Circle Four
Max Moore
Coy Harrison
G. T. Cochrane
Maxine Moore
Lillian Yow
Ladies' Bridge Event at Sedgefield Club Saturday Dance
Bridge tables filled the Sedgefield Inn solarium as Sedgefield Country Club members held a bi weekly ladies event. Prizes went to Mrs Lyndon W Joyce for high member and Mrs Jack Kester for high guest. Music by Jelly Leftwich Orchestra and lawn party plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
Sedgefield Country Club
Lyndon W. Joyce
Jack Kester
Miss Hoover Weds William Peeler In Simple Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Marie Hoover to William V. Peeler, solemnized Saturday morning June 18 at Welch Memorial church parsonage. Ceremony conducted by Rev J D Williams with family and friends present. After a wedding trip to Norfolk and Richmond they reside on Franklin street. Olivia Lovelace born June 22 to Eugene and Mrs Lovelace at 508 Wise Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marie Hoover
William V. Peeler
Welch Memorial Church
J. D. Williama
C. W. Hoover
Mr. Peeler
John Shutter
Richmond
Quality
High Point
Norfolk
Franklin Street
Olivia Lovelace
Eugene Lovelace
Wise Street
Olivia
Spinsters Club Meeting Highlights Thomasville Social
The Spinsters club met in Thomasville with Miss Evelyn Harris hosting. Joyce Wright won a Professor Quiz contest prize amid a dessert service for twelve. Attendees and local home gatherings are noted along with members’ and guests’ activities in Charlotte Oxford Duke Blowing Rock and other spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Spinsters Club
Evelyn Harris
Joyce Wright
Home Demonstration Club Entertained At Kernersville
Mesdames Walter Linville and J R Blackwell hosted the June Home Demonstration club meeting at Mrs Linville's home in Kernersville. Mrs E F Baker presided with a grooming themed program, round table discussion, skin care demos, and a facial shown by Miss Stockton with Miss Baker as model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Walter Linville
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
Will Stockton
Vivian Baker
New York Bride Honored At Asheboro Bridge Party
Mrs Robert Scott lifelong Asheboro native and New York bride Ruth Amick was feted at a Monday bridge party hosted by Mrs W F Betts. Guests enjoyed three bridge tables, high scores won by Mrs John Hadley Jr and Mrs John Ward, followed by a shower and gifts amid spring flowers and a salad coffee reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
New York
Asheboro
Long Island
N. Y
Ruth Amick
W. F. Betts
Sarah Amick
Buren Parks
Stanton Presnell
John Hadley, Jr
John Ward
Mabel Deaton
Virginia Lowe
Johnsie Adkins
Helen Sykes
Annie Lee Spoon
Clara Baldwin
Althea Presnell
Avis Woodley
Exie Callicutt
Picnic and Swim Party Attendees at Kimesville Lake
A group gathered for a picnic and swim at Kimesville Lake near Liberty on Sunday. Attendees included Don Stultz Miss Mary Frances Betts Miss Ruth Blain Betts Mrs. Sara Amick Mr and Mrs Robert Scott Mrs Walters and daughter Mary France Mr and Mrs Buren Parks a new child Miss Ruth Lane Miss Anne Spoon Mrs Stanton Presnell and daughter Rebecca and Dewey McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimesville Lake
Liberty
Sara Amick
Robert Scott
Walter
Mary France
Buren Parks
Anewo
Ruth Lane
Anne Spoon
Stanton Presnell
Rebecca
Dewey McDonald
Sculptors of classic and medieval times colored their marble
In art history notes, sculptors of classical and medieval periods used color on marble statues to enhance features, simulate materials, and create lifelike appearances. The practice reflected evolving aesthetic choices and the intersection of sculpture with painting traditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Wilson
N. C
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Sedgefield Club
Miss Hoover
William Peeler
Buddy Pepper
Gaithersburg
E. R. Codwie
B. H. Williamson
Mary Barrett
Mount Airy
Mollie Snell
Ben Williamson
Williamson
J. Pliskin
Mirian
Marion
Harry Doctor
Don Stultz
Mary Frances Betts
Ruth Blain Betts
Verhouian
Virginia Beach
Wallace Clark
Nat Walker
Richardso
Sewin
J. P. Coats
Richardson's
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