Evening Bridge Honors Bride Miss Hedrick at 1684 English Street
Misses Kate Lomax and Helen Smith hosted an evening bridge party for Mrs. Anthony Simeon formerly Miss Bessie Hedrick. Three tables played as pink white decor and summer flowers framed prizes to winners Mrs. Simeon, Miss Malloye Stanfield and Mrs. Tim Ridge. Guests included Misses Mallioye Stanfield Sue Stanfield Pearl Cridlebaugh Doris Caldwell Mary Ruth Virginia Seward Shirley Farr and Mesdames Hoyle Lopp Tim Ridge and Tyree Nabers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lomax
Helen Smith
English Street
Anthony Simeon
Bessie Hedrick
Simeon
Malloye Stanfield
Tim Ridge
Mallioye
Sue Stanfield
Pearl Cridlebaugh
Doris Caldwell
Mary Ruth
Virginia Seward
Shirley Farr
Mesdames
Hoyle Lopp
Tyree Nabers
Church Social Luncheons Begin at South Main Circle One
Circle number one of the South Main Street M. E. church inaugurates weekly luncheons each Wednesday at 11:30 at the corner of South Main and Mallory streets. Menu features home baked ham, green beans, potato salad, cole slaw, gravy, rolls, iced tea or coffee, and blackberry cobbler. The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 8 pm with Mrs. M. J. Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
M. E. Church
South Main and
Mallory Streets
Moose Order charity ball to be held at Sedgefield Manor
Loyal Order of Moose plans its annual charity ball at Sedgefield Manor tomorrow evening with a 9 to 1 dance and 11 PM nightclub revue. John Peddicord orchestra from Winston Salem will back Reginald Marsh and others. Moose aims to recruit new members by September first and promotes Mooseheart and Moosehaven as welfare programs for children and elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Sedgefield Manor
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Reginald Marshall
Son
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Miss Lambeth Feted With Week of Social Events
Mrs. Gilbert Clinard will host a bridge afternoon at Sedgefield Inn for Miss Frances Walker Lambeth bride elect of Winston-Salem. The party features 15 tables of contract and follows prior courtesies since her engagement to Hal K. Reynolds of Philadelphia and High Point. Friday’s event is an Emerywood Country Club tea hosted by Mrs. W. T. Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Clinard
Bridge
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston- Salem
Hal K. Reynolds
Philadelphia
High Point
Sedgefield Inn
Miss Lambeth
W. T. Powell
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Anna Douglas visits relatives after Chicago convention
Miss Anna Gertrude Douglas of Austin Texas stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Douglas. She attended the National Retail Goods Association convention in Chicago during the past week and visited relatives in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gertrude Douglas
Austin
Tex
Henry Douglas
National Retail Goods Association
Chicago
Columbus
Bride Elect Of Tomorrow Feted At Shower Here
Miss Juber Wrenn bride elect of Wednesday was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Margaret Wrenn at 510 Worth Drive. Mixed summer flowers, games, and lingerie gifts highlighted the evening with prizes awarded to Miss Mary Wrenn and Miss Helen Hughes. Refreshments followed for a long list of guests and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juber Wrenn
Margaret Wrenn
Elizabeth Amos
Worth Drive
Mary Wrenn
Helen Hughes
Mesdames
L. C. Madden
Pearl Brown
Margaret Hicks
Jewell Nelson
Annie Hughes
BE. BE. Amos
N. L. Wrenn
Irene Denny
Eunice McCormick
Ethel Wrenn
Devlin Brown
Mary Beck
Olivia Amdés
Wedding Guests From Local Families Attend Riggan Speugh Nuptials
Donald Conrad and family are among local guests at the Katherine Riggan and the Rev R Gordon Speugh wedding in Winston Salem. The ceremony at the Home Moravian church occurs at noon Wednesday with Conrad a member of the wedding party and the celebration continuing at the Rondthaler home on Salem College campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Conrad
Katherine Riggan
R. Gordon Speugh
Winston- Salem
Lenora Riggan
Southern Pines
Howard Rondthaler
Latters
Salem College
Conrads
Moravian Church
Conrad
Study Club Meeting With Mrs C H Risch
Mrs C H Risch hosts the Twentieth Century study club at her home 606 Hill Crest Drive at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon. This will be the regular meeting of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Risch
Twentieth Century Study Club
Hillcrest Drive
Visit Returns to Arizona After Week With Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stuart left Sunday for Prescott Arizona after visiting Mrs. Emma Brady at 804 West Green Street for a week. En route they planned to visit Washington D C and New York on business. Mr. Stuart owns The Prescott Daily Courier and serves as Arizona internal revenue collector, a role begun last year. He has been a political leader in Arizona for two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Stuart
Presceott
Aris
Stuart
Emma Brady
Green Street
Washington, D. C
New York City
Prescott Daily Courier
Prescott
Arizs
Arizona
Local Residents Return from Eastern Trips and Health Updates
Mrs B J Dunn and daughter Miss Lucille Dunn returned home after ten days in Washington Philadelphia and New York. Dr and Mrs William J McAnally left for Raleigh for the day. Mrs Bessie Martin recovering well after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Charles McAnally and Miss Mary Duncan McAnally attended a tea in Winston Salem for Miss Katharine Riggan. Mrs Clarence Crawford improving at home and can receive visitors. Misses Marie and Margie McManus of Red Springs visiting in Greensboro. Mr and Mrs A R Hussey and children spent weekend in South Boston with Mrs Hussey's mother Mrs S H Burgess. Mrs Joseph H Hearne also visiting. Friends of Miss Birtie White note her improvement after operation at Guilford General Hospital. Miss Irie Rose Gibson spent night with parents. served as junior counsellor at Camp Mary Gwynn Brevard and will work at Camp Betty Hastings in Winston Salem. Mr and Mrs A L Gibson attended funeral of Mrs Gibson's uncle D R Aiken in Greensboro. Mrs Yetive Glenham of Charlotte visiting Mrs Clayton Greene. Mrs Claude Chambers moved to Burrus Memorial Hospital for operation and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irie Rose Gibson
A. Lee Gibson
Washington Street
Miss Gibson
Mary Gwynn
Brevard
Winston-Salem
Betty Hastings
Laura Wesson U D C Holds Final Meeting
Mrs. L G Robichaux hosted the Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at her Rockford road home for the final summer meeting. Vice president Robichaux chaired in Mrs. Grover Kester's absence as Jefferson Davis’s article was presented to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Robichaux
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rockford Road
Robichaux
Grover Kester
Jefferson Davis
Prettyman Family Attends Caughman Funeral in Lexington
Mrs. J. E. Prettyman and daughter Elizabeth along with Mrs. R. L. Brinson attended the funeral of C. W. Caughman, father of Mrs. Prettyman, at the Lutheran church in Lexington South Carolina. Interment was in the church cemetery. Brinson and Mr. Prettyman returned to High Point while Mrs. Prettyman and Elizabeth stayed longer and planned to return next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Prettyman
Elizabeth
R. L. Brinson
C. W. Caughman
Prettyman
Lexington
South Carolina
Mr. Caughman
Miss Boyd's Pupils In Piano Recital At Mrs. McCain's Home
Miss Evelyn Boyd presented her pupils in a piano recital at Mrs. H. McCain's Johnson street home on Thursday evening. The program featured Pat Groome, seven months of instruction, and Jo Ingram received the top marks with a $5 award. Other participants included Betty Ann Rosen, James Hall, Zana Groome, William Hall, Eleanor Younts, Natalie Rosen, Alfreda Hardie, Dot Miller and Betsy Saundere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Boyd
H. McCain
Johnson Street
Pat Groome
Jo Ingram
Betty Ann Rosen
James Hall
Zana Groome
William Hall
Eleanor Younts
Natale Rosen
Alfreda Hardie
Dot Miller
Betsy Saundere
Moxley Feted At Birthday Dinner
R E Moxley was honored at a birthday dinner at his home on Reed street. A group of friends and relatives gathered for the event and shared a meal with Mr and Mrs A F Edwards and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Moxley
Reed Street
A. F. Edwards
E. L. Stinson
Viva Stinson
Ida Roo
Shirley Lee Stinson
Ruth Andrews
Aneta Hartgrove
Messrs
Earl Edwards
A. L. Stinson
Herbert and
Clayton Edwards
Roy Griffin
Wes Agner
Mrs. Moxley
Bobby Lee Moxley
Hubert A Edwards Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Hubert A Edwards celebrated his eighth birthday at home on Reed Street with a party hosted by his mother Mrs A F Edwards. Outdoor games followed by ice cream and cake greeted guests including Bobby Lee Moxley Betty Jo Nunn Jack Dailey Betty Love Brown Dennis Jr Dermont Welborn Dallas Agner Dorothy Nunn Earl W Edwards Edna Cunningham Anna Sue R P Jr and Pauline Perdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Alien Edwards
Reed Street
A. F. Edwards
Bobby Lee Moxley
Betty Jo Nunn
Jack Dailey
Betty Love Brown
Dennis, Jr
Dermont Welborn
Dallas Agner
Dorothy Nunn
Earl W. Edwards
Edna Cunningham
Anna Sue
Pauline Perdue
Cox Osbourne Vows Taken At Greensboro
Miss Beulah Cox and Harold Osborne wed in a noon ceremony at West Market Street Church Greensboro with Rev W A Stanbury officiating. Attendants included Gordon Cox and Henry Garrett. The bride wore navy blue net with pink accessories. The couple reside at the Osborne home. A post ceremony wedding supper followed hosted by Mrs George Hepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Cox
Harold Osborne
Weat Market Street
Greensboro
W. A. Stanbury
Gordon Cox
Henry Garrett
Osborne
Allen Jay High School
J. Ed Cox
Route 3
Mr. Osborne
W. O. Osborne
Jamestown
George Hepler
Osborne Residence
Local Girls Attend Scout Camp and Pass Lifesaving Tests
Miss Mary Lou Cecil left for a Girl Scout Camp near Greensboro road for a week with her parents. Local girls Irma Shore Sheroff Mary Jane Wilson Julia Marsh Maud Sapp Carraway Garnet Hinshaw Christine Lentz and Mary Elizabeth Lindsay returned home. Five of the group earned junior lifesaving tests: Lindsay Marsh Wilson Carraway and Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Cecil
Greensboro
A. Coke Cecil
Irma Shore Sheroff
Mary Jane Wilson
Julia Marsh
Maud Sapp Carraway
Garnet Hinshaw
Christine Lentz
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Posey Redman
Eagles Refresh Nest Rim With Fresh Green Twigs
Eagles decorate the rim of their nest with green twigs and replace faded portions with new growth, maintaining a bright nest exterior through ongoing maintenance.
New Slenderness In Becoming Lines Marian Martin Tells Matron
Marian Martin promotes a Summer pattern book and a new line of slender, flattering dresses. The feature highlights vertical pleats, button row, notched collar, and pockets in washable fabrics with sizes 34 to 48 and pattern 9343. Orders and pricing details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Bane
Enterprise
Pattern Department
Oe W. 18Th &T
New York
Mrs. Bryce Reid Hosts Shower for Mrs. Owen Reid
Mrs. Bryce Reid entertained at a home shower on English Street in honor of Mrs. Owen Reid. Guests competed in games and contests with Mrs. Ed Parker and Mrs. Glenn Doby named as winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Reid
English Street
Owen Reid
Ed Parker
Glenn Doby
Cynthia Bivins Celebrates First Birthday
Mrs. W. P. Bivins hosted a West Bay Street gathering yesterday for the first birthday of her daughter Cynthia. Relatives and friends attended and offered useful and attractive gifts to the young honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Bivins
West Bay Street
Cynthia
Wedding Party Honors Jewel Loflin of Denton
Lola Ashburn and Gladys Stone hosted a reception for 30 ladies after the ceremony. The honoree, prior to marriage, was Miss Jewel Loflin of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Ashburn
Gladys Stone
Jewel Loflin
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Peter Warbasse
Vera
Charles Willett Spooner
University of Michigan
South Main Circle
Stephens
Stephens Bible
M. J. Lea
Linda
Nora L. Andrews
Moose Order
Sedgefield
Grocer
Battle Creek
Donald Conrads
B. J. Dunn
Lucille Dunn
Eudgedale Drive
Washington
William J. McAnally
Raleigh
Bessie Martin
West Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Charles McAnally
Mary Duncan McAnally
Mary Louise Mickey
Clarence Crawford
Campbell Street
Marie
Margie McManus
Red Springs
Suesta
Doris
Virginia Robbins
Sixth Street
A. R. Hussey
Forrest Avenue
Boston
Birtie White
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. A. Lee Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
D. R. Aiken
Yetive Glenham
Charlotte
Clayton Greene
Pope Street
Claude Chambers
Mangum Avenue
Gary
U. D.C
S. C
Heyvous Effen
Stiepf
Samuel Hyman
Rosanne’s Store
Coats
FELTS
South Main
Kress
Miss Boyd
R. E. Moxley
Hubert A. Edwards
Cox-Osborne
Patsy Kirk Poole
Joe EB. Poole
Grimes Street
Patsy Kirk
Poole
Katherine West
Warsaw
Cynthia Bivins
High Point Offig
North Main &T
Winstons
South Main Sts
Venetian
Nat Walke
City Library
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