Four Lexington Marriages Announced This Week
In Lexington and surrounding, Pauline Calloway and Oliver Smith wed March 16 at Second Reformed Church parsonage with Rev. Odell Leonard officiating. Rebecca Williamson became Mrs Stanley Watson Hege on March 23 at First Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. H G Allen officiating. The couples reside in Lexington. both brides are local graduates. The article also notes church circle meetings with brief social events and devotional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Pauline Calloway
Oliver Smith
Second Reformed Church
Odell Leonard
Lexinston High School
Erlanger Mills
Rebecca Williamson
Stanley Watson Hege
First Methodist Church
H. G. Allen
Hege
Lucy P. Williamson
Rocky Mount
Larkin H. Shaw
Lexinga High School
Points North
Mrs. J . Costner
East Fourth
Avue
Miss Johnsie Warner Hosts Bridge Club Party
Miss Johnsie Warner entertained the West Center Street bridge club at her home with three tables in the living room. Mrs. W. D. Vestal won the high score set and Mrs. Claude Smith claimed the low score novelty prize. refreshments followed for a list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Poole
J. Jarvis
Evelyn Canady
Johnnie Hewitt
Vivian Wers
Faye Earnhardt
Emily Binning
Agnes Rrick
Addie Fulton
Marriage Notices and Club Meeting Highlights
On Saturday morning March Miss Minnie Florence Crowell wed Herbert Davis Jr at the Southmont home with Pastor O E B Croy officiating. Grace Ingram and Thomas Fritts planned a wedding March 24 at Asheville's Pleasant Creek Baptist Church. The Henry Study Club met at Mrs. Jacob Leonide Jr.’s home with pink flower arrangements and a talk on Mussolini's empire. The Home Makers Class met at the Grubb home with devotions and a lecture on the origin of Easter eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Florence Crowell
Herbert Davis, Jr
Ide
Southmont
O. E B. Croy
Theuthmont Methodist Church
Davis
D. L. Crowell
Crowell
Southont
Southmont High School
G. Davis, Sr
Laters
Grace Vio Ingram
Arden
Thomas Alcolm Fritts
Very's Creek Baptist Church
Asheville
Helen Ingram
Martha Sellars
Inez Fritts
Harold Fritts
Sidney Ingram
James Rexon
Eleanor Snm
Charles F. Owen
Fritts
Sidney Oscar Sam
Mars Im College
Henry G. Fritts
Rs Hill College
Lexington
Rch
Robert Grubb
W. Going
Edgar Sheets
Pickett
Clyde Gob
J. M. Tate
H. R. Sheaf
Bill Lee
Regional Meet Of BPW Clubs Set For August In Bristol
The Southeast Region conference of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held August 31 to September 2 in Bristol Virginia Tennessee. Mrs. Lucia M. Thompson heads the committee guiding the program with regional and state officers from Alabama Washington Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee and more. The event blends inspirational vocational and recreational activities with minimal business and guests from ten states expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
C. K. Andrews
Montgomery
Ala
Lucy S. Haworth
Washington, D. C
Verdie Selman
Jacksonville
Fla
A. Elizabeth Leacy
Savannah
Ruth L. Koch
Louisville
Bessie Watkins
Belzoni
Miss
Dess M. Gurganus
Raleigh
N. C
Mary F. Lowenbach
Greenville
Amelia Slack Copenhaver
Bristol
Tenn
Lillian Johnson
Norfolk
Thompson
Elizabeth Mann
Leila Thompson
Atlanta
Tennessee
Virginia
Chatterbox Club Names New Identity After Meeting
The Chatterbox Club held a Thursday gathering at Mrs. G. W. King’s home with Mrs. Ernest Ritchie. Two Polish Rummy tables were in play as the group selected the club name by unanimous vote. Miss Jessie Baker won top score. Mrs. H. W. Hare was runner-up. Hosts served refreshments to members and two guests, Miss Lacy Lee of Myrtle Beach S.C. and Mr. Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oenry Study Club
Jacob C. Leonid, Jr
Charles Wall, Jr
Wall
Italy
Balkans
All
W. F. Welborn
H. Wall
H. E. Olive
Charles FE. Williams
D. Clark
E. B. Craven
F. A. Watson
Almaren
Clifford A. Owens
Johnstown
Grady Rland
Toccoa
Chatterbox
G. W. King
Ernest Ritchie
Jessie Baker
H. W. Hare
Lillian Marlow
Gene Lewis
H. A. Ritchie
Lacy Lee
Myrtle Beach
Johnson Street chicken supper draws 125 plus guests
More than 125 people attended the Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association chicken supper held in the school cafeteria Friday night from 5 to 8. Teachers hosted and decorated the room with forsythia jonquils and tulips while Dorothy Lewis played accordion selections. The event supports lunch funds for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Lewis
Miss Bertha Gallimore and Millard Garner Wed in Denton
The quiet Denton ceremony occurred March 23 at 8 am at the bride's sister Mrs. Wilson Floyd home. Miss Bertha Gallimore wore navy blue with orchids for a corsage while Millard Garner traveled to North Carolina after vows by Rev. D. P. Morris. They will reside in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Bertha Lee Gallimore
Millard Filmore Garner
Wilson Floyd
D. P. Morris
Norwood
Baptist Church
North Carolina
Thomasville Woodmen Camp Grants Degrees to Four Men
Thomasville Woodmen of the World Camp No. 206 admitted four new members and conferred the regular camp degrees. Delegates named for the Daniel Boone district meeting in Greensboro on April 11 include Falls Templeton, Paul Given, Martin Burton, Wesley Teague, J. St. Clemmons, Robert Kennedy, Ellis Harrison, and Cari Walke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Greensboro
Falls Templeton
Paul Given
Martin Burton
Wesley Teague
J. ST. Clemmons
Robert Kennedy
Ellis Harrison
Cari Walke
Get out and stay out the daughters education gates
The essay urges parents to tell grown children to leave home and make their own way, with a softened invitation to return if needed. It argues daughters away at college remain tied to family status, face constant comparisons, and risk losing self reliance as they rely on kin for companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama
Papa
Smith
Post Easter Cotillion brings visitors to Thomasville
A large turnout of dancers from High Point Winston Salem Salisbury and Lexington gathered at the Woman's Club building for the Post Easter Dance of the Cotillion Club. Guests enjoyed Easter decor Jimmy Livingston and his orchestra provided music from nine to one with Hank Culp J Walter Lambeth Weldon Royals and others hosting. Royal Jennings Edwin Peace and Edward Hobgood returned from Wake Forest College for spring holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Winston - Salem
Salisbury
Lexington
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Royal Jennings
Edwin Peace
Edward Hobgood
Wake Forest College
W. B. Perry
Louisburg
Sallie Clochester
Perry
Harry Carroll
Rebekah President Visits Local Unit
Mrs. W. D. Jones state president of the Rebekah Assembly paid an official visit to the Magdalene Rebekah lodge as the local group met at the assembly hall. She spoke on state Rebekah activities and the Orphans and Old Folks Home in Goldsboro, urging continued support. visitors from Winston-Salem Greensboro and other cities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
Wilmington
Rebekah
Howard Routh Birthday Party At Randleman Home
Mrs. Louis Routh hosted a birthday party for her son Howard at the J. F. Routh home on South Main Street in Randleman from 1 to 3 30 PM. Attendees included Barbara Harris A T Sink Tom my Cox Nancy Brown Maxton Robbins Pee Wee Hillard Buzz Freeman Jerry Dean Brownie Dawkins Carol Robbins Johnnie Robbins Emma Jean Overman Wanda Lou Routh and Howard Routh. Games were led by Mrs. Louis Routh with Hillard winning a high score prize. Refreshments included birthday cake and ice cream with favors for each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Routh
Pee Wee Hillard
Easter Visit Notes From Randleman Social Roundup
Local families from Washington Greensboro and Matthews spend Easter holidays with relatives in Randleman Liberty and surrounding areas. Guests include the Van Werrys Kistlers Richs Oteys Talley family and several college students visiting parents. The Randleman Glee Club attended a Raleigh contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. van Werry
Washington, D. C
C. D. Kistler
Claude van Werry
Randleman
Lester E. Rich
Asheboro
U. S. Trogdon
Greensboro
N. H. Carpenter
Sanford
Ethel Millikan
Elizabeth*Swain
Woodrow James
Matthews
Eugene R. Marks
Richmond
C. E. Otey
Dorothy Talley
Frank Talley
Edward Bristoe
Tryon
Kate Brookshire
E. Q. Benbow
Mt. Airy
H. N. Hackett
Harold Deal
Forest City
Cecil Moser
Charleston
S. C
Katherine
Frances Talley
George Davis
Lenoir-Rhyne
J. E. Davis
Sally Steed
Nora Hughes
Kate Heatwole
J. O. Pickard
Forest Matthews
Columbia
8. C
W. F. Matthews
Hilda Hamilton
Meredith College
H. H. Hamilton
F. W. Russell
Randleman Glee Club
Raleigh
Students and relatives visit during spring holidays
Charlies Jarrell a Wake Forest student spends spring holidays with his mother Mrs. T. M. Jarrell at her Lindsay Street home and expects to stay through Tuesday. Walter L. Hargett Jr now with The Randolph Tribune in Asheboro visits his mother Mrs. W. L. Hargett on Johnson Street for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Jarrell
Wake Forestan School
T. M. Jarrell
Lindsay Street
Walter L. Hargett, Jr
Randolph Tribune
Asheboro
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Women's Clubs Plan State and General Conventions
North Carolina Federation prepares for the Greensboro state convention April 30 to May 3 while General Federation plans Milwaukee council sessions May 20 to 25. Wisconsin and 37 state federations organize social events from garden tours to receptions and a patriotic tea with Daughters of the Confederacy and DAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Greensboro
General Federation
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Federation
Dunbar
John D. Robinson
Wallace
N. C
Greensboro Club
Eugene Hood
Hostess Woman's Club
W. W. Whaley
C. Z. Adams
Julian Price
W. H. Sullivan
Montgomery
Hill
Sydney A. Bluhm
Miss Blair Wins Amateur Award in State Music Contest
Florence Blair of this city has earned a place in the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs original composition contest. Her work titled Vocations for mixed chorus will be performed at the state convention in Elizabeth City on April 24 by a choir organized by Mrs I M Meekins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
King Cotton
Federation of Women's Clubs
North Carolina
Federation
Sadie Orr Dunbar
General Federation
John L. Whitehurst
National Broadcasting Company
Harold Y. Milligan
Foundation Fund
Creasy Proctor
Sta Federation
Proctor
Distri
Proet
Geddie Stricland
High Point
P. R. Rankin
Moun Gilead
Federatio
CIA
Rosis
Wilmington
Andrew Hwell
Sorosis
Gen Gran Federation
Florence Blair
Cit
W. Davis
Asheville
State Federation of Mus Clubs
Elizabeth City
Davis
Mi Blair
I. M. Meekins
Shepard Burge wedding solemnized in High Point
Miss Sarah Shepard and James Arthur Burge were married Friday evening at the Lebanon Methodist parsonage Lexington Avenue with Rev C L Easter officiating. The bride wore a light blue crepe suit and valley lilies. The couple will reside in High Point where Burge works at Furniture City Upholstery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Methodist Parsonage
Lexington Avenue
Sarah Shepard
James Arthur Burge
C. L. Easter
Pink Hill
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
P. M. Eames
Lee Wilson
W.S. Hollingsworth
Sunshine Circle
Fred C. Sink
Sink
C. D. Hunt
W. M. ,Shuford
Bessie Hunt
W. F. Sparger
D. 8. Sheloff
A. E. Brannock
A. P. Siner
Jesus
G. F. Fitzgerald
A. N. Harrell
J. W. Mann
Mann
Harrell
R. S. Thomas
Chatterbox Club
Miss Gallimore
M. F Garner
Denton High School
Hobgoblin House
Jay Tobias
Geraldine Snide
Max Sheen
Johnnie Curry
Pauline Feezer
H. M. Stroupe, Jr
Elwood Deckham
Genevieve Crawford
Frances Carroll
Ralph Campbell
Kenneth Snider
Robert Loftin
Jerry
Mr. Loftin
E. H. Loftin
Dorothy Scarboro
Troy
Lawrence Everhart
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Everhart
Haven Lomax
Clay Loftin
Mrs. Loftin
C. Bisher
Jack Wright
Hickory
Howell Snider
Snider
Anderson Cole
Wade Harris
Albemarle
Fannie Mae Wilkins
Helen Bulla
Hoyle Cole
Albert Cole
J. P. Bingham, Jr
North Wilkesboro
Evelyn Swaringer
Concord
Kathleen Surratt
Pheiffer College
Wadene Morris
Margaret Smith
Lincolnton
Aulene Powell
Brevard
Kay Singleton
Miss Powell
R. C. Powell
Clinard Sexton
Blanton Lomax
Ronald Hill
Aon
Larry
Grace Crater
Yadkinville
Lillie Deaton
Cid
Ruth Rushand
James Massey
Massey
Joe Hill
Mildred Suggs
Edna Strider
Virginia Curry
Copeland
G. L. Curry
Clyde Cameron
Julius Nance
Charles Cameron
J. F. Cameron
J. A. Russell
A. L. Hill
Ethel Hart
Hasty School
Horrell Harrison
Lonnie Russell
Woodman
Patricia Plunkett
New York
Ruth Millett
Emory Perryman
Jleaners
Main Street Methodist Church
Hobart Hall
Hollis Russell
T. J. York
Lee F. Tuttle
W. T. Green
Clyde Tesh
Robert Brinkley
Daytona Beach
R. L. Welch
Charlotte
Eloise Welch
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
High Point Club
Clara Harrison
Margaret Thompson
Margaret McLeod
Minnie Gilliam
Mesdames Allan Surratt
H. T. Hethcock
Vera Grey Phillips
Thomasville Garden Club
Peer
Hix
John Hall
J. W. Boyles
Wakefield Stone
Smith Clinic
Howard Routh
Randleman Home
Susan Iden
Miss Blair
Cash & Carry
Washington
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