Local Society Notes Highlight Marriages and Clubs
Mrs Ed Frazier of ale announces marriage of daughter Lucola Bodie to James Harvey of ville on March 3 1954 in Danville Va. ceremony led by Rev C J D Parker Memorial Baptist Church. Week Study Club meets Wednesday at 3 30 pm with Mrs F J Sizemore. Mayden Hazel Hill Foster Carter wed Feb 18 in Danville Va with Rev Hodges officiating. Durham anniversary marks 15 years at Louise Ave home with gifts and a party attended by local residents and insurance colleagues.
Attractive Program for Musical Art Club Meeting
The Musical Art Club schedules a March meeting at the Sheraton Hotel tonight at o o clock. The Boys Glee Club from the high school directed by Dan W Smith will perform two numbers Passing By and Hunters Loud Halloo. Parents friends and members are urged to attend for a night of youth led entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Dan W. Smith
Hunter
O'Hara
Music Club
Musical Art Club
Virginia Frank
Californian Invents Apparatus for Airflow on Trees
A Californian inventor develops a device to blow currents over trees while hanging among branches, aiming to treat rotting calyxes and prevent jacket rot in fruit crops. The design targets improved orchard health and fruit preservation through controlled airflow.
Local notes and social updates across Salisbury area
Mrs Paul Kerr returns home from Altavista guest of Mrs EB Ridge at 1310 Franklin Street. Miss Marian Turner and Miss Nell Turpin return from Winston-Salem. Bridge club to meet at 409 Gatewood Ave hosted by Mrs Sam H Strickland. Ruth Elizabeth Brady born March 18 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs J Comer Brady. Methodist zone meeting at Ward Street Church tomorrow from 10 to 2. Baraca class meets at J B Shaver’s home tonight. Junior Etude Music Club met Saturday with a program and reception at Betty Deane Knox’s Colonial Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kerr
Franklin Street
Altavista
EB. D. Ridge
Marian Turner
Nell Turpin
English Street
Winston-Salem
Contract Bridge Club
Sam H. Strickland
Gatewood Avenue
Ward Street Church
Paughter
Brady
J. Comer
Ruth Elizabeth
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Crenn
Stone
North Malin
North Main Street Baptist Church
J. B. Shaver
Fisher Street
Crusaders
Jenior Blade Muse Club
Etude Music Club
Betty Deane Knox
Colonial Drive
Music Makers
Miss Mae Kirkman
Susannah Matthews
Doris Johnson
Irma Shore Sheroff
Betty Hayes
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Marjorie Kearns
Sailor Boy
Thomas Dodamead
Schubert
Mrs. Knox
Ruth Williard
Burbank
Sam Strickland
F. J. Eisemore
Roland Park
Nautical Hats Take Spring Fashion Spotlight For Girls
Gladys Parker notes spring 1934 offers diverse hats from Desperado black felt to halo sailor styles. Designs range from Dutch caps for blondes to Spanish sombreros for brunettes and tiara hats for classic features, urging girls to find a flattering bonnet rather than be themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Kidd
Milan
Gladys Parker
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Events
The listing outlines society events from Monday to Friday. Included are the Musical Art Club meeting at the Sheraton with city youth acts under Miss Virginia Frank, a Tuesday afternoon card party for ladies hosted by Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Matton, and lectures by Dr. T Wingate Andrews. Also noted are gatherings of the C T A, W O T club, Burbank and Mid-Week Garden clubs, contract bridge, study clubs, and various phone events at homes across local streets and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Ingram
Lawrence Matton
The
Cc T. A
R. Matthews
Colonial Drive
Banner Davis
Claude Smith
de. CO. A. Hil
W. O. T Club
G. W. Clark
Oakwood Court
Mesdames
R. K. Stewart
H. M. Armentrout
T. Wingate Andrews
Walnut Cove Resident Laid To Rest In Oakwood Cemetery
L. K. Pulliam of Walnut Cove was buried after a service featuring a quintet song by Mrs. Audrey Kennedy Mrs. Dora Jennings Miss Jewel Jordan Spencer Jordan and A J Koonce. Pallbearers included Paul Griffin C M Wells Lester Coleman L Heathcox J L Jones and Charles Mollett. Flowers were arranged by Mrs L L Heathcox Mrs Maude Brown and Misses Pauline Stevens Mozelle Beeson Helen Jones and Helen Myers. Internment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Pulliam
Walnut Cove
Audrey Kennedy
Dora Jennings
Jewel Jordan
Spencer Jordan
A. J. Koonce
Falta
Paul Griffin
C. M. Wells
Lester Coleman
L. ©. Heathcox
J. L. Jones
Charles Mollett
Flowers
Ll. C. Heath
Social Events In Lexington Last Week
Lexington reports a busy week with multiple clubs hosting gatherings. Bridge club awarded high and low prizes, music study sessions featured Mana Zuka and other composers, and Sorosis and Club of Twelve heard Dr. Leonard Hurley speak on Late Writers of Fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Leonard Hurley
Greensboro
Sorosis Club
J. F. Spruill
West Second Avenue
C. H. Hargrave
Frank Hill
Winifred Bragaw
J. R. McCrary
H. L. Propst
Hurley
Music Study Club meets at Honeycutt home
Mrs Kenneth Spicer and Mrs Evelyn Morgan hosted the Music Study club Tuesday evening at Mrs A W Honeycutt's West Fourth Avenue residence. President Woodrow McKay led the meeting and Carroll Wall was named delegate to the State Choir Festival in Wilmington on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Spicer
Evelyn Morgan
A. W. Honeycutt
West Fourth Avenue
Woodrow McKay
Carroll Wall
Wilmington
Briarfield UDC Hosts Monthly Meeting in Thomasville
Briarfield Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. J. R. Blair’s Salem Street home. Miss Annie Hall spoke on The South’s Rightful Place In History and Mrs. I. G. Greer on The Slave's Devotion to His Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Briarfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. R. Blair
Salem Street
C. L. Harris
Minerva Heilig
F. E. Sigman
BE. J. Poe
Sallie McCracken
Annie Hall
I. G. Greer
Mrs Shuford Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Phil Shuford returned yesterday to her home from Burrus Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since undergoing an operation recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Shuford
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Cecil School Father Night Draws Large Attendance
Cecil School held Father’s Night with a large turnout led by president Mrs. W H Carmichael. Rev Odell Leonard opened with devotion and glee club selections under Mrs Charles V Sink. Miss Owen spoke and Rev Louis Gaines gave a talk on work. The event closed with hot chocolate and wafers in the school cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins School P.T. A
A. M. Crowell
B. S. Brown
Mansfield Owen
Kay Mays
J. F. ‘Spruill
Woodrow McKay
Fletcher Wall
Sidney Holmes
Margaret McWhorter
J. R. McGregor
Cecil School
W. H. Carmichael
Odell Leonard
Glee Club
Charles V. Sink
Mise Louise Carroll
Robert Bruton
Will Exhibit Garden Slides At University
Mrs. Bayard Wootten, distinguished artist, will debut her Charleston slides at a university gathering in Chapel Hill with Miss Sallie Marks and Miss Nora Burst hosting. Slides show Middleton Magnolia and Cypress Gardens plus private gardens of Mrs. Roebling and Mrs. Pettus. Lectures accompany the exhibit for the Garden clubs statewide during the Easter season. The May 4 lecture opens Greensboro Garden Department events with repeats April 13 14 15 for the Dogwood Festival tied to the State Federation meet. Mrs. Wootten has ties to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Wootten
Charleston
University
Flagler to Attend Roanoke Funeral of N W Rail VP Herrman
F J Flagler left for Roanoke to represent the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad at the funeral of B W Herrman vice president in charge of traffic for Norfolk and Western Railroad Herrman died at his home in Roanoke Sunday noon with funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 P M at the First Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Flagler
Roanoke
High Point, Thomasville and
Denton
B. W. Herrman
Norfolk and Western Railway
Herrman
First Baptist Church
Marriage announcement for Pauline Byer to Oceo Wagner
Mrs. Lelia Byer of High Point announces the marriage of her daughter Pauline to Oceo Wagner of Thomasville on Sunday March 18 at Danville Virginia. The couple will reside in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Byer
High Point
Pauline
Oceo Wagner
Thomasville
Danville
Local Society Notes and Elections Reported
In a letter of interest several items of business were disposed of Mrs G W Mountcastle was elected delegate to attend the congress in Washington April with Miss Camille Hunt as alternate Mrs J C Bower presented a paper on First Physicians in America During the social hour hostesses assisted by Miss Harriet Neese serving a delectable ice course and ginger bread
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Mountcastle
Washington, D. C
Camille Hunt
J. C. Bower
America
Harriet Neese
First M. and Church Council Banquet at Hut
The council of the First M. and church met at the Hut on Tuesday evening for a banquet with 46 guests. Teachers gave short talks about their groups while A. W. Honeycutt outlined Sunday school finances and Mrs. J. Frank Spruill discussed the planned Vacation Bible School for this summer. A delicious dinner was served by the Wesley Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Church
A. W. Honeycutt
J. Frank Spruill
Weley Bible
Plans for Pastors School at High Point College
The Pastor’s Summer School, planned by the Methodist Protestant church, will run from June 25 to July 6 at High Point College. Westminster Theological Seminary provides courses on rural church administration, Old Testament history, ethics, church history, and ministerial use of the New Testament. Rev. N. M. Harrison is director. courses offer academic credit and dormitory lodging for distant ministers and wives if interest exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Thomasville
High Point College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
N. M. Harrison
Theological Seminary
High Point
3. W. High Point
T. M. Lexington
J. Carroll
Greensboro
Mrs Viola Kearns Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Kearns aged 64 widow of S W Kearns were held at the Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev C L Ruth officiating. The service featured the church choir and vocal quartets, pallbearers and floral tributes, followed by interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Stacey
Gaston Beeson
Putman Avenue
L. Ruth
Pilferim Holiness Church
Kev
Viola Kearns
S$. W. Kearns
Tipton Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. L. Ruth
Audrey Kennedy
Dora Jennings
Mise Jewel Spencer
Jordan Spencer
A. J. Koones
A. V. Brown
H. M. Howard
Glenn Nance
Archie Ballard
E. L. Franklin
G. O. Hayworth
A. L. Sink
M. P. Briles
Ernest Kidd
Wiley Martin
Kate Workman
Kate Sowers
Bertha Franklin
Bessie Ward
Leila
Gladys Scott
Inez Goodwin
Mary Andrew
Edna Dix
Mesdames Blanche Lanier
Ruth Smithson
Eva Embler
Edna Ruth
Neil Kirkman
Roy Franklin
Oakwood Cemetery
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A Baby For You Advice Ad From Mrs. Aldred Owens
An advertisement urges readers seeking a child to contact Mrs. Aldred Owens in Kansas City Missouri at 4342 Coates House for a “simple home method” she credits with overcoming 15 years of denial. The claim is anecdotal and promotional.
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Aldred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Ev. C. J. D. Parker
Memorial Baptist Church
Ville
Archdale
F. J. Sizemore
West Green Street
J. D. Smith
Van
Eas- Wear
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Maxine Kennedy
Trinity
Salisbury
Lamar Rogers
R. E. Ranson
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Jay Thorpe
Buttercup Sailor
Hattie Carnegie
Giaoys Rynen
Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreys
Mary Young
Margareter
Geddie Strickand
R. M. Andrews
College Drive
Rotary Club
Emerywood Country Club
Lotus Club
Homer Barrett
Woodrow Avenue
Philomathean Rock Club
H. A. Millis
Oncope
Willis Vestal
Parkview Apartments
W. B. Hunt
J. W. Moffitt
Wall
McKay
Grey Davis
Mana Zuka
Edward McDowell
Ethelbert Nevin
Victor Herbert
Mr. and
Mrs
Hayden C. Hoop
Hayden Clement Hooper, Jr
James Gordon
Charles Redwina
Paul R. Roperts
BE. EB. Raper
City Memorial Hospital
W. O. Burgin
Weat Third Avenue
James Adderton
J. C. Spicer
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hut
Hargrave Street
Margaret Linker
Minnie Layden
John C. Bamne
H. Olive
Olive
March
U. D.C
Frank Murr
Frank Marr
Ace of Clubs
Alvah Boyles
W. G. Smith
Charles Phillips
Nat Walker
Walter Rapp
Walter Newby
Vernon Snaider
Jesse Green
G. W. Lyles
EB. H. Mahone
Harry Lee Lambeth
Charles Lambeth
H. Way Russell
New York
Dewitt Pender
Mebaneet
Belvin Stone
R. G. Jennings
Pere’s Knob
J. 8. Jennings
Ralph Wilson
Mount Airy
Harston Williamson
Wilson
Ethel Porter
Shirley Harris
Coll. Harris
Mr. Harris
Violet Fox
New Rochelle
N. Y
Lela Maud Boyles
Weat Main Street
Thomasville Garden Club
Will Long
Spring Street
R. D. Beavan
A. H. Ragan
C. H. Phillips
Edgar Guest
John Hall
J. C. Green
Tom W. Miller
James Daniel
University of North Carolina
William Davidson
David Sink
J. J. LaPege
Mia
George White
Wagner-Byer
Virgina
John Poplin
Bertha St
D. C
Dr. Pierce
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