Mrs H D Sears Hosts Good Will Garden Club Meeting
The final Good Will Garden Club gathering happened yesterday at 4 pm at Mrs H D Sears’s suburban home. President Mrs T A Tilden announced new members and officers, with a program of violin, piano, dances, and a moonlight dance followed by a tea service for 26 members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
H. D. Seavs
T. A. Tilden
A. E. Frazier
Mendelssohn
Edna Mae Douglas
A. H. Wiitley
Evelyn Boyd
Vesta Copeland
MacDowell
Duprey Sears
Sears
A. EB. Frasier
Percy White
C. A. York
Harry Williamson
Harry Pleming
Katherine Lowdermilk
A. H. Whitley
Delta Tau Club Meets With Mrs Jackson at Luncheon
Delta Tau Club ladies gathered at Mrs W L Jackson home on Forest Hill Drive for a luncheon. Mrs Bruce Carraway led the program with a paper on The Flight of the Swan a biography of Anna Pavlova by Andre Oliveroff. Attending were Mesdames Tomlinson Millis Denny Lindsay Bencint Coffield Walker Price Carraway Millis and Spencer plus Mrs Oliver Spencer from Winston Salem. Helen McPherson given birthday party June 25. Carolyn Elizabeth Watson born June 25 1934. F B Connally remains serious after recent operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Delta Fau Club
Forest Hill Drive
Bruce Carraway
Anna Pavlova
Andre Oliveroff
Mesdames Co
F. Tomlinson
J. B. Millis
K. c. Denny
John Lindsay
R. EB. Bencint
H. J. Coffield
Robert Walker
W. EB. Price
Bruce Carr
Exhibition of Mrs. Wooten Photographs Draws Large Crowd
A Tea at Emerywood Country Club showcased Mrs. Wooten’s photography with North Carolina mountain and seacoast scenes. The event, hosted by the Junior Service League, drew over a hundred attendees who praised the portraits of Tar Heel mountaineers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Carolina
Wooten
Mrs Nat Walker Hosts Thomasville Fine Arts Dept Meeting
The Thomasville Fine Arts department of the Woman's club met at Mrs Nat Walker's Spruce street home on June 27. Mrs George Finch was introduced as the new chairwoman and appointed committees for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
Nat Walker
Spruce Street
F. Finch
G. T. Cochrane
R. W. Crews
Charles F. Lambeth
George Finch
Lambeth
Louise McMillan
Charlies F. Phillips
W. EB. Tomlinson
David Long, Jr
Window displays shape a successful shop marketing plan
A columnist critiques store windows for lacking focus and color harmony, praising Beeson Hardware’s cohesive display. He argues for a central point of interest, matched accessories, and organized grouping to guide buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson Hardware
Beauty
Riverton Woman Visits Johnsons on Ridge Street
Mrs W J Matthews of Riverton is the guest of Mr and Mrs Archibald Johnson at their Ridge street home. Mrs N L Holton and daughter are mentioned in the fragment as related in the social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Matthews
Riverton
Archibald Johnson
Ridge Street
Leonard Bingham Marriage Announced in North Carolina
Mrs. Fred H. Leonard announces the marriage of her sister Pearl May Leonard to Mr. Thomas Edgar Bingham on June 27, 1934 in Reidsville North Carolina. The bride, a High Point resident and secretary for the law firm Gold McAnally and Gold, is daughter of the late O S and Martha G Leonard. Mr. Bingham of Boone is the son of the late Thomas and Laura Bingham and formerly senior partner of Bingham Linney and Bingham. The couple will reside in Boone after July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Leonard
Pearl May Leonard
Thomas Edgar Bingham
High Point
North Carolina
George R. Brown
First Methodist Church
Reidsville
N. C
Brown
Bingham
Boone, N. C
Andrews Mitchell announce wedding in New York City
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Mitchell announces the marriage of daughter Catherine Jenkins Mitchell to Lee Earl Andrews. The ceremony was held in the Little Church Around the Corner New York City with Rev Randolph Ray officiating. The couple will reside in Aulander North Carolina where Andrews is principal of the high school and Mrs Andrews teaches music. They plan to visit High Point before settling there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Earl Andrews
New York City
New York
Randolph Ray
Andrews
Mitchell
Aulander
N. C
Meredith College
Mr. Andrews
Lee Andrews
High Point
Wake Forest College
Columbia University
American Business Club
Aulander High School
Margaret Andrews
Madison Apartments
Church Basement Social Seeks Fun Friday Evening
An informal event will be held in the church basement this Friday at 7 30 PM. The public is invited to attend and wear odd hats. A small admission will fund the church, with tea cream and candy sold during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Allen Jay School
Christian Endeavor Society of Springfield Friends Church
Kay Ziegfield
Phyllis
Louise Honeycutt
John Purcelle
Beachy
Irene Parker
Billy
Rickett Ellington
Anastasia
Curtis
Nance
O'Flynn
Police Department
Thomas Robertson
Natalie
Phyllis’ Fines
Ethel Wells
Lewis
Douglas Purcelle
Sally
Hazel Burton
Tom Eldridge
Monroe Hendricks
Dinty
Tom
Jay Hendricks
Muaie
Charity Card Party and Invitional Dance in Town
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts a benefit card party at Mrs. G. W. King’s home on Tabor Street with bridge and setback and public admission. At 10 p.m. the Coterie Club holds an invitation dance at Sedgefield Manor with Johnny Ward and his orchestra of Charlotte providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
G. W. King
Tabor Street
Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Johnny Ward
Orspearre of
Charlotte
Hicks announce birth of daughter Virginia Ann
Mr and Mrs Harry Hicks of Lynchburg Virginia announce the birth of a daughter Virginia Ann on June 18 Mrs Hicks before marriage was Miss Lillie Hodgin of Jamestown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hicks
Lynchburg
Virginia Ann
Hicks
Lillie Hodgin
Jamestown
Mrs Gray Hosts Utopian Club Meeting
Mrs Gray hosted the Utopian Study Club at her Parkway home yesterday afternoon with Marrell Gray as hostess. Laurence Ingram, newly elected president, led a brief business session followed by a program by Mrs Phil Warner on Edward Bok and his book The Americanization of Bow Bok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Church
Vernon Snider
Kinneywood
EB. J. Poe
Poe
Robert Williams
Marrell Gray
Parkway
Laurence Ingram
Mra
Phil Warner
Edward Bok
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Evelyn Edmondson
Jacksonville
Fla
Katherine Raymond
Fritzharry Lodge
Sedgefield
Raymond
Margaret Hauser
Sam Denny
Nathan Ayers
Amos Kearns
Welch Harris
Marvin Greenwood
J. B. Richardson
Paul Jenkins
First Reformed Church
Delta Tau Club
Jackson
Helen McPherson
Gurney McPherson
Helen Louise
Nancy
Annie Hughes
Evelyn
Bonnie
Gilbretta Burris
Lucille Turpin
Lois
Bobbie Lee
Ruby
Troy Hodges
Charles R. McPherson
Helen
Carolyn Elizabeth Watson
W. K. Watson
Carolyn Elizabeth
F. B. Connally
Idol Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Cala
Ring Drug CO
Beekman St
N.Y
Moffitt
North Main
Chapel Hill
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Ned McEachern
Irvin Groome
Mary Simmons
Mesdames
William Lindsay
Valette J. Harris
Elliott Wood
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Eleanor Idol
League
Thomasville Fine Arts Dept
Contract Bridge Club
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Frank Marr
R. M. Cooksey
R. Hodgin
E. H. Mahone
Alvahen Walter Rapp
Meadette
Charlies F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Paul Newton
Spring Hope
Mary Johnson
Priscilla Lambeth
Mesdames G. Marshall Hoover
Walter Rapp
BE. W. Cates
Meade Hite
Harry Lee Lambeth
Reece Harville
Cc. H. Newby
R. C. Allridge
James E. Lambeth
David Long
J. D. Newton
John C. Pennington
M. O. Alexander
T. J. Covington
Frank Rose
Mamie Harris
Esther Newton
Clarice Rose
R. &. Howie
Paul Green
Her
Stauntonsburg, WN. C
Lucy Eason
H. M. Riggins
Bobby
Atlanta
Houston
Tex
Riggins
M. L. Suggs
Harrison Black
Lexington Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Margot
Mrs. N. L., Holton and Daugh
Leonard-Bingham
Andrews-Mitchell
Grover Cleveland Mitchell
Catherine Jenkins
Epworth League of the Calvary M. B. Church
Mrs. Gray
Gooch-Thomas, Inc
Beavans
S. Main St
Washington
Choice
White House
Gov't Buildings
Franklin Park
Roland A. Mumford
Hotel Ton
K Washington
Vy Price
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