James Redman and Armstrong Fete Weaver At Bridge Luncheon
A bridge luncheon honored Miss Jane Weaver on her upcoming May 7 wedding to Rich ar W. Marshall of Birmingham. Hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Redman and Mrs. James Armstrong on Woodland Drive, three tables played against a backdrop of spring flowers. Entries included Mrs. Beale Faucett of New York and Miss Sarah Denny of Rocky Mount among others. Mrs. Weaver received a wedding pattern silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Redman
Armstrong
Jane Weaver
Richar W. Marshall
Birmingham
Kenneth Reda
Woodland Drive
Ms. Redman
James
Joseph T. Weaver
John C. Abels
Beale J. Faucett
New York
Sarah Denny
Rocky Mount
Mesdames
Gilbert Clinard
Howard Marsh
C. T. Ingram, Jr
J. Elwood Cox, II
John Whitescarver
Roger Edwards
Albert Hart, Jr
Caroline Dalton
Margaret Sears
Pattie Thomas
Piedmont Women’s Journey Tomorrow at Greensboro Club
The Piedmont Women’s Golf Association plans its second bi weekly tournament at a Greensboro Country Club tomorrow. Miss Alliene Hoover urges players to start between nine and 11 before a 1 30 business session. Prizes awarded in Divisions A B plus putting and hole play. Members span High Point Greensboro Sedgefield Winston Salem and Mount Airy clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women's If Association
Greensboro
Toorrow
Alliene Hoover
Sedgefield
Piedmont Association
High Point College
Delta Alpha Epsilon
Sheraton Hotel
Guilfordians
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmie Cannon
Danville
Church Social Serves Creamed Chicken Suppe rt in Springfield
A creamed chicken supper hosted by the ladies of Spring field Friends church is set for Wednesday evening May 4 from 6 to 7 30 at the church with proceeds benefiting the church Women’s Auxiliary treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ladies of Springfield Friends Church
Woman's Auxiliary
M. EB
Brigadiers to Meet With Frank Parker
The Brigadier club holds its weekly meeting at Frank Parker's Hillcrest drive home this evening at eight. Ed Rankin urges every member to attend this meeting. The Girls Pentagon club meets at Mil dred Crowder and Helen Crowder's Steele street home at 7:30 for initiation of three new members Ruth Pollock Eileen Moore and Margaret Sears. Members are asked to wear white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Grover UH
Brigadier Club
Frank Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Ed Rankin
Pentagon Club
Mildred
Helen Crowder
Steele Street
Ruth Pollock
Eileen Moore
Margaret Sears
Social Calendar Highlights Civic Club Meetings and Dances
Wednesday events include Good Will Garden Club at 10 a m with Mrs L Floyd Wilson 406 East Farriss Avenue and Dutch luncheon by Woman's Club at Whites Carver Cabin near Jamestown. Thursday YWCA directors meet at the hut. Friday several luncheons and a buffet, a May Frolic with Frankie Gerard and his D Men from Duke at Sedgefield manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
L. Floyd Wilson
East Farriss Avenue
Woman's Club
Whitescarver Cabin
Jamestown
Wilmington
P. W. Flagge
Colonial Drive
Utopian Study Club
John Pickett
North Main Street
The
Community Arts Club
H. D. Gibson
Scott Street
Priscilla Club
Harry L. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Charles H. Risch
Twentieth Century Study Club
Hillcrest Drive
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Frankie Gerard
D Men
Duke University
Local Oil Executive Improves After Atlanta Heart Attack
Willard Leathers of this city, president of Piedmont Oil and Coal, is recovering at home after a heart attack in Atlanta while visiting relatives at Easter. Dr and Mrs F W Haefflinger arrived here last Saturday after six months in Florida. Friends of Miss Alean Hoffman of 411 East Russell Street report her recovery after a tonsil operation at Lackey's Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Leathers
Atlanta
Mr. Leathers
Piedmont Oil and Coal Company
F. W. Haefflinger
City
Florida
Alean Hoffman
East
Russell Street
Lackey's Clinic
Letitians Honor Mrs. Frank Holmes At Greensboro Dinner
The Letitian club held a dinner bridge at Mrs. Sarah Cortlandt home in Greensboro to honor Mrs. Frank Holmes of Thomasville formerly Dorothy Smith. Twelve members attended with bridal motifs, roses on each place, and a three course dinner followed by bridge prizes including pottery cosmetics and talcum powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Weavil
Preachdrive
Tle
Elna White
Jimmie Ferell
Lian Seward
Izes
Dorothy Jes
Frances Ward
Wanda
Ackie Stulls
Joyce Gene Dawins
Dorothy Fowler
Rachel Lnard
Frank Thacker
Frances Ard
Jewell Davis
Mary Andane Mack
Ruby Zimmerman
Elen
Arlene Bottoms
Jer Hedgecock
Alan
Seward
Eve
Kenneth Harrison
Floyd Stoms, Jr
Helen
Kay Craven
Loflin
Selma Rae Trogden
Oy Watts, Jr
Gene Deal
Adelerber
Vivian Eldridge
Letitian Club
Greensboro
Frank Holmes
Thomasville
Dorothy Smith
Sarah Cortlandt
Daniels Celebrate Golden Wedding at Wakestone in May
Ambassador Josephus Daniels and Mrs Daniels marked their Golden Wedding with an open house at Wakestone Raleigh attended by state and federal officials. Flowers from Mexico City adorned the home while President Roosevelt and President Lazaro Cardenas sent greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
United States
Mexico
Roosevelt
Daniels
Navy
Lazaro Cardenas
Beaux Esprits Name New Club Heads At Sunset Meeting
Beaux Esprits members at Alva Newton's Sunset Drive home at 8 pm elect new officers. Alva Newton becomes president succeeding James Hutton. John Kimel becomes vice president succeeding Newton. Barry Wall treasurer. Ed Pleasants secretary and publicity chair. Odell Gallimore previously held that post. James Hutton chairs the entertainment committee. Plans include open air summer activities and a campfire meeting held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Esprits Club
Alva Newton
Sunset Drive
James Hutton
John Kimel
Mrs Frank Talley Hosts Contract Bridge Club In Randleman
Mrs Frank Talley entertained the contract bridge club and guests at her High Point street home. Three tables played under spring flowers, with Mrs Cletus Brookshire earning top score and a double deck of cards. Mrs A H Carpenter won the guest prize a box of stationery. Strawberry short cake served afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Joan Craver
West Sixth Street
Janice Leonard
Fred Craver
J. R. Lumsden
Bill Craver
Joe Boyles
Tuer le Temps Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Iris
Austin Sink
Walter Green
Wade Morgan
Frank Townson
J. C. Har
Miss Teague Hosts Thomasville Bridge Party
Social notes from Thomasville highlight Miss Elizabeth Teague hosting a bridge party at her sister Mrs Richard M Sink home on Lexington road. Six contract tables and floral decor marked the event with prizes awarded to Mrs Gene Russell and runner up Mrs Bill Raper. The hostess presented a bath mat to Charlotte Hammer bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elizabeth Teague
Richard M. Sink
Lexington Road
Gene Russell
Lexington
Bill Raper
Charlotte Hammer
Mesdames_ Sink
Forrest Grimes
C. H. Bodie
Rogers Gwaltney
Miss Teague
Dwight Pickard
Cecil Hayes
J. T. Hardie
Glenn Hoover
L. B. Andrews
Lillian Mabry
Ruth Harmon
Sarah Kincaid
Annie Mae Murray
Billie Marsh
Alva Hedrick
Homer Sink
Vann Richardson
Helen Hinkle
Leola Black
Pride Everhart
Mary Marlowe
Hallie Dickens
Elmina Hearne
Ruth Leonard
Weekend visitors and health updates in local column
Mrs Betsy Blue of Raleid spent the weekend here as guest of Miss Maie Livengood on West Main. Rev and Mrs R B Howie returned home after weekend in Charlotte visiting their son Robert. Miss Maie Snell is slowly improving at her Myers street home after treatment at City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Blue
Raleid
Maie Livengood
West Main Street
Howie
Charlotte
Robert Howie
Maie Snell
Myers Street
City Memorial Hospital
Lifes Profits By D A Dowdy
Insurance companies long ago learned that policy holders live longer with annual or biannual physicals and adhering to doctors advice. The practice yields profits from added premiums and, more importantly, personal joy of a long healthy life. Decide now to see a doctor and verify your health. Pi Dene ot 2 cutee of Baterial Cut Rate Drug Stores.
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Iedmont Women's Journey
Greensboro Club
E. E. Weavil Nors
Domino Club
Toleet
Mre
Walter Hutch
Lindsay Street
Howard Bryant
Asheboro
Howard, Jr
Salury
Bryant
High Point
Abara
Yvonne Willett
J. R. Willett
Ia Yvonne
Central Friends Church
Mae Davie
Lisette Mendenhall
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
Charles Gueth
Woodrow Avenue
H. W. McCain
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Lee Meredith
Walnut Street
Pentagon
Walker
Hollywood
Arcade Amusement Company Arcade Building
Lexington School
Hege Inn
Claire Cuthrell
J. W. McLendon
EB. A. Edwards
L. EB. Andrews
Parent-Teacher Association
Winston Salem
Chrysler Air
St. Bartholomew’s Church
New York City
Walter P. Chrysler, Jr
E Bri
Detroit Motor
Walter H. Sykes
Grady Anderson
Charles H. Howland
Ruth Poole
Holmes
Margaret Hedrick
Nancy Smith
Ambassador
Beaux Esprits
Frank Talley
Randleman
Kappa Gammas
Jung
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma National Educational Sorority
Ton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Freud
Adler
Lindley
Ruth Allred
E. E. Bunting
C. D. Kistler
A. B. Freeman
Weaver Lineberry, Jr
Leonard Ward
Cletus Brookshires
Lucille Freeman
N. H. Carpenter
Mia
Jack Newlin
Ethel Flynt
Birdie Turned
Miss Turner
Leanna Brown
Virginia Shell
Florence McWilliams
Ella Merrill
Selma Dorsey
Gladys Campbell
Eloise McLean
Winston-Salem
W. W. McKinnon
Luther Beck
Henry Fuller
Efird Sullivan
Weldon Royals
Dick Shore
J. C. Rice
Westminster
8. C
Thelma Genora
Okey Sykes
Rowan
First Methodist Protestant Church
Mabel Westmoreland
D. A. Dowdy
Belk-Stevens CO
Elouise Pierce
Margaret Shields
Hildreth Gabriel
Paul Armstrong
Rufus Martin
J. D. Koontz
Dorothy Jones
Olivia Martin
Louise York
Betty Martin Mils Bonya Sloope
Donald Chamblee
Mary Lane Ballard
John Chappelbar, JR
Vaughn Boone
Barah Hutchens
Robert Galyon
Davis Bros
THEIR
Orchestra
Martha Jeanne Burto
Nancy Barker
Betty Martin
Donald Chamble
J. D. Koontz, JR
Phylis Freeman
Alma
A. Coke Cecil and
Oscar
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