Vera Lee Cavin Weds Emery Hoyle in February Ceremony
Mrs. C F Cavin announces the marriage of her daughter Vera Lee to Emery Estes Hoyle of Thomasville. The ceremony occurred February 16 at the Gospel Tabernacle parsonage with Rev. Charles Eperson officiating. The couple resides on Thomasville route one after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cavin
Vera Lee
Emery Estes Hoyle
Thomasville
the Gospel Tabernacle
Charles Epperson
Co. F. Cavin
C. E. Hoyle
Birdell Hoyle
Hoyle
Mr. Cavin
Melrose Hosiery Company
Mr. Hoyle
Vera Lee Cavin
High Point
Community groups fill Emerywood week with clubs and teas
Calendar lists dozens of events at Emerywood and nearby venues from Monday to Saturday. Meetings include the Business and Professional Women's Club at Sheraton, Garden Makers at 301 Otteray with hostesses, and multiple bridge and tea gatherings for Misses Anna Tomlinson and Eleanor Amos, plus a Lambeth wedding rehearsal dinner and brides-elect events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Dick Slate
Anna Tomlinson
Eleanor Amos
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
Garden Makers Club
H. G. Ferree, Jr
Otteray Drive
John Lindsay
W. J. Fraley
Final Plans for Traynham-Lambeth Vows Saturday
Final pre nuptial parties are planned for Miss Katherine Traynham and Carl Salmons Lambeth. The wedding will be Saturday at five o’clock at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. Paul Tudor Jones officiating and Julius Goodman providing organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Traynham
Carl Salmons Lambeth
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
Julius Goodman
Christiansburg
Traynham
H. H. Haney
Rocky Mount
Sarah Coe Mhunsucker
Sara Hutchens
Nancy Bennett
Nancy Woollen
Anne Lambeth
Frankie Kilby
North Wilkesboro
Mr. Lambeth
Garnett Pollock
R. L. Hutchens
Wray Amos
W. L. Jackson, Jr
George Stewart
Harry Lee Lambeth
Robert Cot
Miss Simmons Hosts Informal Bridal Party at Dayton Street
Miss Evalen Simmons entertained at her Dayton Street home Thursday evening for bride elect Miss Bonnie Alice Simmons of Greensboro who will wed Seaman First Class D D Walters on March 11. Bunko prizes went to Miss Carole Spencer and others including Mrs H D Guyer and several Simmons relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalen Simmons
Dayton Street
Bonnie Alice Simmons
Greensboro
Seaman
D. D Walters
Bunko
Carole Spencer
H. D. Guyer
Bonnie Simmons
Jane Hoke
Lauretta Elliott
Miss Simmons
H. C. Simmons
H. C. Guyer
Mary Ella Ingram
Anna Guyer
Louise O'Neal
Sarah Strickland
Doris Elliott
Louise Davis
High Point
Mesdames
Maurice Hollowell
Howard Bailiff
C. W. Simmons
Miss Carole Spencer
Y-Teens Plan Picnic Party at YWCA
The seventh grade Y-Teen club schedules a Friday picnic at the YWCA on March 7 with each girl inviting a friend for a supper, followed by group games and dancing. Betsy Dickson directs the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Betsy Dickson
Garden Study Club Plans Tea With Editor Speaker
The Garden Study Club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at the YWCA. Mrs. Chas. M. Griffith of Winston-Salem, editor of the North Carolina Gardener, will be guest speaker. High Point garden clubs are invited as guests, followed by an informal tea. President Mrs. Silas Casey asks members to arrive at 2 PM for a brief business session and the election of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
W. B. Thomas
Horace Haworth
Utopian Study Club
Asia
Homer Hudson
Anna Tomlinson
Eleanor Amos
Parkway
Frank Dunn
Winston-Salem
Traynham
Sky Club
Garden Study Club
YWCA
Charles M. Griffith
N. C. Gardner
Graduate Nurses Club
Edna Heinzerling
H. B. Whitlark
Tomlinsons
W. W. Lentz
Tommye Lentz
Geneva Crowder
Lentz
Westwood
Green Thumb Garden Club
Tom Kerfoot
Chas. M. Griffith
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Oakdale Couple Wed at Oakdale Methodist Church
Miss McGehee and Eugene C. Witchey united in marriage February 15 at Oakdale Methodist Church James with vows at seven thirty. Officiants and music featured Edith Hodgin and Reba Warner. Bride wore blue gabardine and gardenias. bride and groom plan to reside in Greensboro after March 10 at 100 Asheboro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry McGehee
Eugene C. Y
Marrbruary
Oakdale Methodist Church
James
Edith Hodgin
Reba Warner
The
H. W. Lay and Company of
Greensboro
Asheboro Street
Green Thumb Club Seeks Guest Speaker for Friday
The Green Thumb Garden club meets at the Emerywood corn club Friday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Mrs Tom Kerfoot interior decorator of Hartsville S C will be guest speaker on interior decoration. An informal tea for members and guests will follow. Official meat grades in markets include U S Choice U S Good and U S Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
Emerywood Cornclub
Tom Kerfoot
Hartsville
S. C
Informal Tea and Luncheon Honor Miss Traynham at Emerywood
Two social events at Emerywood country club honored Miss Katharine Traynham bride-elect of next month. A four thirty tea hosted by Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker and Miss Nancy Bennett featured white carnations freesias and roses. A morning luncheon by Mrs. E T Howard showcased lilies gladioli white snapdragons and acacia with a china gift for the honoree. The guest list r included Mrs Gertrude C Traynham and family friends from Roanoke Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Katherine Traynham
Sara Coe Hunsucker
Nancy Bennett
E. T. Howard
Miss Traynham
Gertrude C
Traynham
Carl Salmons Lambeth
Howard
China
Gertrude C. Traynham
C. J. Lambeth
Tommye Stanton
Sarah Hutchens
Jean, Hardin
Bobbie
Parties Planned For Miss Crowder
Miss Geneva Crowder bride elect will receive two pre nuptial courtesies next week. On Thursday at eight o clock Mrs Wentz with her daughter Miss Tomye Lentz will host a bridge party at the Lentz home on Westwood. Saturday at 2 p m Miss Sara Ray will host a dessert bridge at her home 1105 North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Coffield
Emerywood Country Club
Eleanor Amos
Anna Tomlinson
Sara Ray
North Main Street
Geneva Crowder
Farms Over 500 Acres Dominant in Modern Agriculture
A historical comparison shows today over half of national farmland lies in farms exceeding 500 acres, up from about one third in 1920, reflecting consolidation and scale in farming.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Musical Art Club
R. J. Quigley
Thurman Fox
Lauretta Hedrick
Adams Street
Jam Sace
Eugene C. Witchey
Mary McGehee
Robert McGehee
Jamestown
Mr. Witchey
Pottsville, Pa
Nother
Tobias
N. Main
Oakdale Vows
Miss McGhee
U. S
Brookmeade
Coats
Miss Crowder
Mademoiselle
Joselli
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