Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs. W. C. Ferree Sr.
Mrs. W. C. Ferree Sr at 309 Otteray Drive hosts five tables of bridge with summer floral decor. High score goes to Mrs. John Pickett, second to Mrs. Norman Rogers Jr. Out-of-town guests include Mrs. Charles Morris of Richmond and Mrs. C. M. Flyum of West Palm Beach. Local guests list a broad set of residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ferree
Otteray Drive
John Pickett
Norman Rogers, Jr
Fer
W. C., Ferree, Jr
Eloise Ingram
Mary Reid Idol
Farewell Party At Duck Club For Ed Woollen
Informal gathering at the Duck club house honored Ed Woollen, preparing to depart for the United States Military Academy at West Point. Hosted by the brothers of the Epsilon Eta Phi fraternity from High Point College, the event included ping pong, dancing, and a parting lounging robe gift from the fraternity. Woollen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woollen of 602 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Ed Woollen
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Epsilon Eta Phi Soccial
High Point College
Woollen
Gray
Epsilon Etas
Kearns and Murray to Host Bridge Tea for Miss Lambeth
Mesdames Tom J. Kearns and Forrest H. Murray will entertain Friday afternoon at 534 Parkway for Miss Frances Walker Lambeth, Winston-Salem bride elect formerly of High Point. The bridge tea features about forty five young social guests with six table bridge then tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston-Salem
High Point
Tom J. Kearns
Forrest H. Murray
Improving After Rock Injuries In Winston-Salem
Friends of Mr and Mrs Templeton of Greensboro road learn they are improving after a serious automobile crash twelve miles from Winston-Salem at the Yadkin River bridge. Templeton sustains a broken right arm and cuts with bruises while Mrs Templeton suffers shock and multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Templeton
Greensboro Road
City Memorial
Winston-Salem
Yadkin River
Templeton
Temp
Miss Dalton Hosts Bridge Party For Miss Lambeth
Miss Caroline Dalton entertained at a bridge party for Miss Lambeth of Winston-Salem ahead of her forthcoming marriage to Hal K. Reynolds of Philadelphia and High Point. The event at 1009 Johnson Street featured nine tables, lavish gladioli decor, and prizes won by Mrs. Jesse Washburn and Mrs. A. B. Henley. a crystal salad set was given to the honoree and a salad course served to numerous guests including Miss Elizabeth Lambeth and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston- Salem
Hal K. Reynolds
Philadelphia
High Point
Caroline Dalton
Johnson Street
Jesse Washburn
A. B. Henley
Elizabeth Lambeth
Winston-Salem
John Foy
O. A. Kirkman
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Frank Armfield, Jr
Charles W. McAnally
Sanders Dallas
Howard Marsh
Gilbert Clinard
Albert Hart, Jr
Nathan Ayers
Mary Elizabeth Long
Laurance Ingram
Elwood Cox
BE. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Frank Wall
Morris Jones
George Welch
William Jarrell
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Wilton Barnes
Jane Hess Weaver
Emily Ragsdale
Margaret Sears
Virginia Jackson
Margaret Briggs
Katherine Kearns
Marguerite Mann
Helen Marie Sheloff
Pattie Thomas
Guest
Mary Smith
Rocky Mount
Patty Redman
Dorothy Stewart
Good Will Garden Party Ends Club Meetings For Summer
The Good Will Garden club held its annual garden party yesterday at Mrs. H. D. Sears home on Pickett Farm marking the end of summer club activities. Mrs. Sears presided at a brief pre party business session where the program for next year was accepted and new members elected, followed by a tour of the hostess gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
The
Good Will Garden Club
Tea and bridge teas honor Winston-Salem bride-elect
Social calendar notes a Thursday tea hosted by Mrs M J Wrenn and Mrs David T Yow at 204 Broad Street to honor Miss Frances Walker Lambeth, Winston Salem bride-elect of June. Friday at 3 30 p m Mesdames Tom Ray host a bridge tea at 534 Parkway to honor Miss Frances Warner Lambeth, bride-elect of Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
David T. Yow
Broad Street
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Tom J. Kearns
Forrest H. Murray
Parkway
Frances Warner Lambeth
Greenville residents visit. Burrys return home
Mr and Mrs Edgar Burry and Mr and Mrs Leonard Burry, brothers of Mrs Jones, return to Greenville after visiting the Jones home on Fourth Street. Mrs C B Kearns recovers from a tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital. Several families travel, visit relatives in Greenville, and attend a tea with coreopsis and larkspur decorations at 622 White Oak Street, hosted by Mrs Sears and Mrs Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Burry
Leonard Burry
Greenville
S. C
Raymond Jones
Fourth Street
Messrs. Burry
Jones
Burrys Memorial Hospital
C. B. Kearns
Ward Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Highland church society holds monthly meeting reports and delegate elected
The Women's Missionary Society of Highland M E church met Tuesday night with 21 members and 4 visitors. Mrs. G R Ward presided, reports were read, Frank Young was elected as conference school delegate at Lake Junaluska, and readings on Missions were given by Dot Young and Jessie Lucas. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Highland M. E. Church
W. A. Price
G. R. Ward
Frank Young
Lake Junaluska
G. FE. Dowd
Delegates Return From North Carolina Young People's Conference
Representatives of the First Presbyterian church returned from the NC Synod Young People's Conference held at Davidson College. Local attendees include Edward Stirewalt, Louise Stirewalt, Dorothy Rankin, Betty Hardin, Charlotte Holden, Theo Redman, and Mrs. Fred Sl. Babcock. They will lead Sunday services with a review of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
North Carolina Synod
Young People's Conference
Davidson College
Edward Stirewalt
Orange Presbytery Young People’s League
Louise Stirewalt
Dorothy Rankin
Betty Hardin
Charlotte Holden
Theo Redman
Fred Sl. Babcock
Orange Presbytery
Messrs Bowman And Winslow To Be Feted
T. W. Bowman new Sunday school superintendent and W. P. Winslow writing superintendent will be honored at a party at 7 46 PM at the Archdale M E church hosted by the men and women Bible classes. The Lam beths home on the Asheboro road hosts the event and class members are urged to attend with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Bowman
Archdale M. E. Church
W. P. Winslow
Wrething
Archdale Church
C. T. Lambeth
Asheboro Road
Piano Pupils Of Miss Moton Give Recital
A large audience attended the Tuesday recital by piano pupils of Miss Beulah Moton at the First M. P. church. The program featured solos duets and trios on a stage decorated with summer flowers. Moton awarded Jean Montgomery the prize for best prepared lessons and Mararet Summey the improvement award. Honorable mentions went to Jewell Myers Ramona Pons Lillie Mae Moore Charlotte Zimm erman Hazel Zimmerman Lynn Jane Davis Junanita Ingram and Zula Mae Spencer.
Greensboro Couple To Be Feted At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mendenhall Jr. host a dinner at 320 Woodbrook Court to honor Miss Frances Leak and Clyde Andrews who will wed July 10 at West Market Street Church in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mendenhall, Jr
Woodbrook Court
Frances Leak
Clyde Andrews
Greensboro
West Market Street
Miss McAnally Guests At Raleigh Party And Wedding Next Week
Miss Mary Duncan McAnally attended a Raleigh party hosted by Miss Margaret Johnson on West Edenton Street for Miss Katherine Riggins of Southern Pines whose marriage to Gordon Spaugh of Winston Salem is set for next Wednesday at high noon at Home Moravian church in Winston Salem. Miss McAnally will attend another Winston-Salem party this afternoon hosted by Miss Grace Sievers in honor of Miss Riggins. In addition, Mr and Mrs Clarence Allred announce the birth of a son Jerry Mackel on Monday June 14 at their 2009 Franklin Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duncan McAnally
Raleigh
Margaret Johnson
West Edenton Street
Katherine Riggins
Southern Pines
Gordon Spaugh
Winston-Salem
Wace
Miss McAnally
Grace Sievers
Miss Riggins
Winston- Salem
Clarence Allred
Franklin Street
Jerry Mackel
Woodworker’s Truck Fire Fails to Halt Lumber Run
A man from Sou lina keeps delivering wood despite a mishap when a truck breaks down. He saws wood on the rear end and fastens a belt around the wheel to keep the line moving, delivering five cords of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soulina
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W. C. Ferree, Sr
Woollen Is
Mrs
J. W. Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
Mesdames Kearns and Murray
Lambeth
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Stieff Silver
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler
South Main Street
Nat Walker
City Library
Sample Shoe Store
Goodyear West
North Main Street
Bill Smithson
J. J. Ward
Canada
Smithson
Collingwood
Clayton Green
R. K. Hill
Little Ann Green
Mrs. Hill
Sylvia Gray
Arch Street
Gibsonville
W. R. Shepherd
Claude Hartsell
James Edward
Peggie Sue
Hartsell
Flora Hartsell
Dudley Farlowe
Buffalo
Mr. Hartsell
Titus Hartsell
Nia Falls
Eddie Hatcher
Virginia Beach
Camp
Robert Hunt
George L. Stovall
White Oak Street
Guilford General Hospital
Sears
F. M. Pickett
Sara Sears
A. M. Tdol
A. M. Idol Philathea
M. P. Church
Gladis Rivett
High Point Route One
High Point Union of
Methodist Episcopal
E. H. Blackard
Mary Nelson Kiser
Wesley Memorial
Calvary
Trinity
Elizabeth Fry
Archdale Friends Church
Trinity High School
Hilliard Memorial Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
W. H. Proctor
Whittier Street
W. G. Hutchins
L. L. Grant
C. H. Saunders
Decia Cochran
J. W. Saunders
H. O. Miller
Grant
Young People’s Meeting
Messrs
Bowman and
Winslow
J Lew Draws
Prom CareRal
Lizzie Gooch
Garys Ginger Ale
Gary
Richardson
Rayon
Taffeta
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