Social News Highlights From Early July Weddings and Parties
Miss Annette Turner’s pending marriage to Bill Watkins of Winston-Salem was celebrated with a shower hosted by Mrs. Worth Hill and Mrs. Roxie Murphy at 305 Best Street. Births, birthdays, and confirms include Juanita Marie Deaton born June 22, Betye Sue Sebastian’s seventh birthday party, and two Osborn daughters announced, with Altrusa club notes and church wedding details for Georgia Hanner and Clifton Mets in Greensboro and Columbia respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Turner
Bill Watkins
Winston-Salem
Worth Hill
Roxie Murphy
Best Street
Miss Turner
Eliza Harris
Ellen Jansen
Mozelle
Zella Boyles
Pauline Picklesimer
Vera Winslow
Polly Matthews
Eula Lambeth
Viola Ingram
Kathryn Simmons
Julia O’brien
Bettye Sue Sebastian
South Hamilton Street
Jean Cox
Dallas
Tex
Doris Gold
Dorothy Harker
Nancy Barker
Catherine Light
Ronda
Betty Sue Sebastian
Raeford
District Methodist Protestant
Georgia Hanner
Greensboro
Clifton C. Mets
Columbia
D. C
R. M. Andrews
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Nathan Hanner
Amanda Hanner
Andrews
Meta
Co. M. Mets
Boro
Illness Updates and Visits From Local Residents
Friends of Miss Ruth Stallings regret to report she is ill at Burrus Memorial hospital. Miss Nettie Warren of Wilmington visits sister Mrs. L. M. Bentley on route 3. Miss Margaret Lee spends a month in Spartanburg and One 5 C. guest of relatives. Mrs. R. A. Wheeler returns home from West Jefferson after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stallings
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Nettie Warren
Willmington
Mrs. L. M. Bentley
Margaret Lee
Spartanburg
Onew 5
R. A. Wheeler
West Jefferson
Barrrett Colvin Faces Love and Intrigue in Miami Scene
Barret Colvin returns to New York and pursues Elinor Staf ford while her mother Lida schemes for wealth. Miss Ella Sex ton questions Barrett as Elinor resists, and a will hinges on a five o clock visit from Miss Ella's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barret Colvin
New York
Elinor Stafford
Barrett
Lida Stafford
Elinor
Lida
Vance Carter
Ella Sexton
Sexton
Marcia
Miami
Bessie
Jim
Craven
Mr. Groter
Miss Ella
Mr. Barrett Colvin
Ldda
Barrett Colvin
Miss Billa
CoolJeRI HJURK SUE PAINTS A BRAVE PIC TURE OF THEIR NEW HOME
Sue and Jack discuss moving into a new attic style home the kitchen lacks a window but has a dedicated owner. The living room balcony overlooks a garden with fountains and lovers benches while wistaria vines decorate the balcony. They envision a bright, busy decor with divans and a gate leg table as they plan to settle in. Meanwhile other story threads hint at tensions over Miss Billa and an impending charity will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jack
Main Street W M and Has General Meeting
The Women s Missionary Society of Main Street M E church held its general meeting on Monday night June 26 in the church annex. Presiding was Mrs N B Russell. A reading on the day in the life of a rural deaconess and a devotional on Africa and Mexico opened the program. Children Marcella Wright Kent Dennis Allen Smith Louis Smith Virginia Hutchen participated. prayers were led by Mrs E B Paterson. Reports from circles were read with Circle No 2 showing the most members present. Quarterly officers reports were given and Mrs BE Bennett spoke on the District Meeting at Wesley Memorial June 8. The meeting closed with the watch word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. BE
Mra. N
Russell
Marine Light
Ruth Harrison
C. A. Best
Junior Missionary Society
Prairie Promise and Last Five Dollar Race
A defiant gaze meets the hard truth that battles are won with ammo not courage. Sue and Jack, inspired by pioneer grandmothers, seek a hopeful future as they prepare to leave, planning a last celebratory race downstairs with five dollars in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jack
Mrs Sparger Speaks at Eastern Star Meeting
Mrs Edna Sparger of Lexington district deputy of the Order of the Eastern Star spoke at the regular meeting of local chapter 106 at the Masonic Temple last evening. Mrs Harriett Godwin presided with FE J Updegrove as worthy patron as thirty five members attended.
Dinner Gathered Greensboro and Lexington Masonic Guests
A dinner brought visitors from the Greens boro and Lexington chapters. Mrs. Margaret Dalton was initiated. Mrs. Helen Chapman, junior past matron, was escorted to the East and presided with Mrs. Godwin presented. Mrs. Mary Short, guest of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home at Greensboro, attended. Dainty refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lexington
Margaret Dalton
Helen Chapman
Godwin
Mary Short
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Newton Heads to New York City to scout markets
C. C. Newton, buyer and manager of Richardson's Inc., departed yesterday for New York to review markets and study the latest styles. He plans a ten day stay and expressed optimism about business conditions and the community’s quick return to normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Newton
New York City
C. Newton
Richardson's, Inc
New York
Newton
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Richard Walker
James Wilson
Sonny Kroeger
Miami, Fla
Leroy Briggs, Jr
George Osborn
Nellie Gleason Osborn
Steve Daniel Brown
Danville
Erlaine Osborne
Claude L. Whitt
Danville, A
Altrusa Club
Elwood
W. W. Dickerson
Pearl Parker
Clara I. Cox
M. J. Wrenn
Nancy Kirkman Poston
W. F. Bailey
Edna Blake
Gilbert Muse
Hazel Johnson
Lucie Johnston
Jessie May Young
Clara Cox
Mary Jones
Eck Wood
Franklin Street
Mrs. Daniel
Lottie Holden
S. G. Daniel
Lottie Hollen
T. C. Wilson
Kearns Street
Peggie Janet
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Elizabeth and
Adelaide Crowell
Dairgain Hride Atharine Haviland-Taylor
Ella
Colvin
Bessie Thrope
Aunt Ella
Miss Frla
Cooljeri Hjurk
Miss. Ella
W. M
Miss Young
EFIRD
Piri
Lovette Beauty Shoppe
Thurs
Commercial Bank
Tomlinson
Tomlinson’s Ladies’ Shop
South Main Street
Lok
High Point People Department Store
Children's Wash Buite
Dresnes