Shower Honors Miss Madeline Packer on Occasion
A miscelleaneous shower for Miss Madeline Packer was hosted by Mrs. Roy Kearns at her home on the avenue Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed contests and a guided fortune reveal with gifts, followed by an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Packr
Fielding Earns
Roy Kearns
Ad Avenue
Roscoe Sowers
Herbert God
Lucy Fuller
Golda Mae Kearns
Esdames Paul Spencer
Roy
Snow-Jones Families Held First Reunion
The first Snow-Jones family reunion was held at J. H. Jones home four miles south of Dobson on Sunday June 21. Relatives and friends exchanged greetings talked over old days and shared a noon meal under oaks. The afternoon included singing and joking with plans to make the gathering an annual event. Attendees came from West Virginia Arrata Pilot Mountain Winston-Salem High Point Wilson and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow-Jones
J. H. Jones
Dobson
West Virginia
Arrata
Pilot Mountain
Winston-Salem
High Point
Wilson
Charlotte
Attractive Bride To Be Honored With Tea
Mrs W Frank Armfield Jr will host a Wednesday afternoon tea for her bride to be Virginia Fraley at Carroll Dalton and Alma Virginia McCains home on Johnson street from four to six. Guests include Helen Hall Lydia Horton Mary Perry Pollock and Jacklyn McMullan with Kelman P Gomo engagement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Armfield, Jr
Virginia Fraley
Caroline Dalton
Alma Virginia McCain
Johnson Street
Helen Hall
Moultrie
Dalton
Lydia Horton
Fort Mill
S. C
McCain
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers, Fla
Jacklyn McMullan
Kelman P. Gomo
Church Circles Plan Thursday Meetings and Classes
Religious groups across several churches announce Thursday and Monday gatherings. Evan gelical Reformed Circle leaders Dewey Foust and C E Moose chair meetings with hosts on Montleu Avenue Roland Park and east of the city. Philathea classes at Green Street Baptist Calvary M E Lebanon M P Archdale Friends Hilliard Memorial Baptist host women and girls for business, social hours, and quarterly plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Circle
Dewey Foust
Olin Beck
Montleu Avenue
C. E. Moose
John Lubberts
Roland Park
Circles
Circle Three
Ed Clodfelter
Parrish Clodfelter
City
L. C. Furgurson
Circle Four
Eloise Best
Sherman Swaim
Barbee Street
Fred Perdue
Returns Home After Short Visit Here
Mrs. Eugene Davis has returned to her Statesville home after a brief visit with Mrs. J B Welborn on Washington Street. Davis is prominent in VA D C and D A R work and attended the luncheon Friday hosted by the Laura Wesson chapter U D C to honor Mrs. R E B Ridenhour, president of the N C division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
M. P. Church
Florence Bryant
North Main Street
Alberta Barber
Dorothy Huff
Lucille Cochrane
Doris King
Lucille Payne
Ruth King
Eugene Davis
Statesville
Sheffield Mellichamp Wedding Solemnized In D C
Frances Marion Mellichamp and Fletcher Lamar Sheffield Jr. wed in Washington at the bride’s parents home 2625 Garfield Street. Ensign Sheffield, son of Mrs. Sheffield, and sisters Eleanor Mellichamp attended. They’ll be stationed in Quincy Massachusetts after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hooper Mellichamp
Frances Marion
Fletcher Lamar Sheffield, Jr
Ensign
United States Navy
Washington
Quincy
Massachusetts
Garfield Street
Edward Slater Dunlap
Eleanor Mellichamp
Ensign Sheffield
Walter Sheffield
Mellichamp
Mrs. Sheffield
J. H. Mellichamp
High Point
Frances Marion Pickett
Mr. Pickett
Mrs. Pickett
Sheffield
Captain Sheffield
U. 8S. N
Quincy, Mass
Emerywood Club Evening Bridge Party Delightful
Emerywood Country club officials hosted an evening bridge party for ladies and men with out of town guests at the clubhouse Friday. Seven tables played contract bridge with Mrs Frank J Sizemore winning the ladies high score toilet set and Phil Warner earning the men’s double deck of cards. Refreshments followed as many club members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Frank J. Sizemore
Phil Warner
F. H. Hallenbeck
Joseph T. Weaver
Albert Hart, Jr
A. 8. Parker
Missionary to China to Address District Rally Near Lexington
Miss M. Clara Sullivan missionary to China from the North Carolina Evangelical Lutheran Synod will address the Light Brigade Rally at Pilgrim Lutheran Church near Lexington Sunday at 3 oclock. Sullivan spent six years in China and has been on furlough in America this year. All Emmanuel Lutheran Church Light Brigade members are urged to attend and those needing transportation should be at the church by 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clara Sullivan
China
North Carolina Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Armfield Fraley Announcements From Local Sources
Announcements read in the city state the marriage of Virginia Foord Fraley to Walter Frank Armfield Jr on Saturday June 20 in York South Carolina. Miss Ruth Clapp and Miss Billie Clapp of Swannanoa are visiting Mr and Mrs B D Clapp at 638 Wilson Brook Street for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Armfield, Jr
Virginia Fraley
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Ruth
Billie Clapp
Swannanoa
D. Clapp
Wilsiowbrook Street
Hutchins Cagle Wedding Solemnized at Greensboro Home
Miss Pauline Evelyn Cagle and B D Hutchins Jr united in marriage at 11 a m Saturday June 27 in Oakwood near Greensboro officiated by Rev J Norman Osborne. The home ceremony featured an improvised fern ivy altar and Queen Anns lace decor. They will reside at 619 Willowbrook Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Evelyn Cagle
B. D. Hutchins, Jr
J. Norman Osborne
Oak Hill
Queen Ann
Lois McIntosh
Louise Cagle
L. P. Cagle
B. D. Hutchens
Willowbrook Street
High Point
Rainbows Signal Weather Shift, Positive or Negative Forecast
A brief note explains rainbows as indicators of changing weather patterns, suggesting both the possibility of clearer skies and the risk of worsening conditions. The piece frames the omen as a common observational cue in meteorology and public superstition.
Lexington Charity League Plans Second Ball
Plans for the Lexington Charity League second summer dance are announced for July 1 in the Smith ballroom. Ted Jennings and his orchestra will provide the music with a 45 minute floor show led by Hazel Bruce. Proceeds fund the League's projects and the event aims to attract dancers from surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Smith Ballroom
Ted Jennings
Castle, Farm
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert BE. Lee
Winston-Salem
Hazel Bruce
League
Gentry Pankey Engagement Set for August Wedding
Mr and Mrs John Henry Gentry announce the engagement of their daughter Esther Rachel of High Point to Daniel Thurston Pankey of High Point The wedding is set for August fifth at the bride’s home with Rev W A Graybeal officiating They plan to reside in Washington DC where Mr Pankey is employed Also mentioned are a trip by Mr and Mrs Tom Bates of 612 Monthey Avenue to Washington New York and other points for about ten days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Gentry
Lansing
N. C
Esther Rachel
High Point
Daniel Thurston Pankey
W. A. Graybeal
Washington, D. C
Pankey
Tom Bates
Monthey Avenue
Washington
New York
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Madeline Packer
Smallwood
Herbert Wood
Roy Lee
Charles Mann
Ray Nance
Robert Lloyd
Edgar Kearns
Roy Samuels
Carl Kearns
Lee White
Trogdon’s Art Shop
Security Bank
BRC Ae
Lou
Kelvinator
CUT Rate Furniture CO
Keast
Buillelo
Green ST
Green Street
Calvary Philatheas
Calvary M. E. Church
Charles Tuttle
East Green Street
George Scarce
Heart Sisters
Archdale Friends
Hazel Coletrane
Gilbert Marsh
Elwood Spencer
Elizabeth Frye
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends Church
Marsh
Hilliard Memorial G. A
Carol Whidden
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Burton Street
Edgar Whidden
Catherine Bryant
W. R. Ward
Emerywood Club
John C. Abels
Fred Whitescarver
J. H. McCall
John Davis
George McLarty
J. W Thompson
J. A. Morris
Charles Tomlinson
William Jones
Winston -Balem
Coms Corres
N. Main & One
Armfield-Fraley
Hutchins-Cagle
Greensboro
Arthur Ozment
Frances and
Black Mountain
Lexington Charity League
Bakur
N. Main ST
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