Miss Kitty Kyser Honored At Thomasville Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Walter Newby hosted a bridge luncheon south of Thomasville to honor Miss Kitty Kyser. The event featured a lace table setting with yellow tulips and tapers, bridal place cards, and four-table bridge play. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Marr and Miss Evelyn Baker. Kyser received a relish dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Kyser
Frank Marr
Evelyn Baker
Kyser
Newby
Mesdames H. R. Kyser
J. C. Pennington
George Finch
Ellen Mae Pegg
Z. P. Long
Evelyn Webb
Lela Maud Boyles
P. M. Sherrill
Harry Lee Lambeth
Fred Gray
Paul Hassler
Alvah Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
C. F. Gibson
American Legion Auxiliary Meet Highlights Poppy Day Talk
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Sam Welborn’s home with Miss Mamie Harris presiding. Mrs. L. C. Phillips spoke on Mother's Day, and poppy sale plans for Poppy Day May 10 were outlined. State chaplain W T Green discussed Green inmates and the charity effort. The Women’s Auxiliary of Main Street M FE church also met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sam Welborn
R. W. Greene
Mamie Harris
Lillian Yow
L. C. Phillips
Asheboro
Miss Harris
W. T. Green
Green
Thomasville
Local Girls Sponsor May Frolic in Winston-Salem
Esquire club of Winston-Salem selects Miss Eileen Thomas and Miss Ruth Pollock as sponsors for the May Frolic at the Tavern. Frankie Gerad and his D men from Duke University will lead the featured orchestra. Thomas Kelman and Thomas Eliott escort the two sponsors, with additional sponsors from Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Proceeds aid charitable goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Thomas
Ruth Pollock
Esquire Club of
Winston-Salem
Frankie Gerad
Duke University
Miss Thomas
Bill Kelman
Miss Pollock
Thomas Eliott
Ase
High Point
Phyllis Pinkston
Lucia Johnson
Mary Miller
Margaret Cochrane
Elizabeth Hill
Winston- Salem
Marion Galloway
Mary Owen Donaldson
Nancy King
Greensboro
Local Party Plan Two Months Tour Through Europe
Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis and Mr and Mrs R B Terry plan a two months tour of Europe sailing from New York May 29 aboard the 8 8 Rex of the Italian line and returning early August aboard the 8 8 Manhattan They will visit France Italy Germany and other European countries traveling most of the way by motor during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Davis
R. B. Terry
Europe
New York City
Manhattan
France
Italy
Germany
Ruth Jarrett Weds James E Barber in Danville Va
Miss Ruth Jarrett daughter of Mr and Mrs N L Jarrett and James E Barber were married in Danville Virginia on Saturday May 1 Rev A L Carter officiated. The bride wore a powder blue dress with gray accessories and a corsage of roses and lilies. She is a Pilot high school graduate class of 34 and has worked at Ragan Knitting Mill. Barber is son of Mrs Myrtle Barber and also employed at Ragan Knitting Co. They will live at 6 Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ruth Jarrett
N. L. Jarrett
James E. Barber
Danville
A. L. Carter
Pilot High School
Ragan Knitting Mill
Barber
Myrtle Barber
Ragan Knitting Co
Maple Street
Rebekah Meeting Tomorrow Evening
A regular meeting of the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge is scheduled for tomorrow evening. The degree will be conferred and arrangements will be made for attending the State convention in Wilmington on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
State An
Wilmington
Church Bulletin Meeting at the Hut Presided by Mrs Lambeth
Monday afternoon at the church hut Mrs J E Lambeth presided as president. Extracts from the bulletin were read by Mrs Julius Green Circle one won attendance. Mrs E J Poe spoke. Mrs Stuart Burton reported on the Missionary Conference at Mount Airy. Burton presented the program and Poe closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lambeth
Julius Green
Circle One
E. J. Poe
Stuart Burton
Mount Airy
Circles of First Baptist meet with programs on Work Among The Slavs
The First Baptist church circles met Monday with various hosts and leaders. Each group discussed Work Among The Slavs and featured devotionals, programs, and shared duties among members. Attendees included Mrs. D H Loflin Mrs. Teague Mrs. Gant Mrs. Bray and many others with notes on visiting guests and college events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Archibald Johnson
D. H. Loflin
Tingley
L. E. Teague
Cary Newton
B. Gant
Carmall Street
R. 8
Green
H. C. Bray
WU. H. Deaton
T. H. Tomlinson
R. G. Jennings
W. K. McGee
Charles F. Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Sweet Briar College
Mary Johnson Lambeth
H. B. Brewer
Raleigh
Lee Taylor
Greensboro
Hugh Smith
Columbia
D. C
Vera Green Philips
J. Matthews
Kate Matthews
Mary Lynch Johnson
Dr Herring Addresses Woman's Club May Meeting
Dr. R A Herring city health officer spoke at the May general meeting of the Woman's Club on Know Your City. He outlined city health work including nursing sanitation laboratory sewage water dairy control and vital statistics and noted civil service changes. Mrs Grover H Jones introduced him and the talk drew a large attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
A. Herring
BE. R. Gary
Gay Hensley
Gaston Johnson
R. H. Sechrest
A. R. Myatt
Music Literature
American Homes
Ed Kearns
J. E. Marsh
Pattie Newlin
D. A. Dowdy
Miss Margaret Allen Hosts Rendez vous Bridge Evening
Miss Margaret Allen entertained the Rendez vous Bridge Club and guest at her home Tuesday evening. Decor featured snowballs and iris. Miss Eugenia Albert won high scores and a bath ball. Miss Louise Robbins earned a cosmetic brush for low. An ice course with cakes and nuts followed for several attendees including Misses Hastings Robbins McCuiston Albert Crossett Mrs. Stuart and visitor Mrs Clarence Stafford of Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allen
Rendezvous Bridge Club
Eugenia Albert
Louise Robbins
Bess
Forrest Hastings
Dorothy MccCuiston
Glendair Crossett
Tom Stuart
Clarence Stafford
Winston-Salem
Guilford College Honor Guests Attended Pleasants Club Dance
Miss Allie Higgins hosted a Pleasants Club informal dance in Guilford College honoring Miss Patricia Totten and Dr. Francis Fulp of Jersey City New Jersey. Local attendees included Miss Totten and Dr. Fulp and several Guilford affiliates such as Ida Mae Higgins Martha McQuire Gaiselle Kerner Rufus Smith Richard Whitaker J R Blackwell Jr George Fulp Paul Fulp and David Lee McKaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Phillips
Tench
Kernersville
Sallie Matt Marshall
Chapel Hill
Patricia Totten
Francis Fulp
Fulp
Allie Higgins
Guilford College
the Pleasants Club
Jersey City
N. J
Miss Totten
Ida Mae Higgins
Martha McQuire
Gaiselle Kerner
Washington, D. C
Rufus Smith
Richard Whitaker
J. R. Blackwell
Mesars
George and
Paul Fulp
David Lee McKaughn
Local Notes on Visitors and Employment Moves
Dr and Mrs J T Justice are visiting relatives in Wilmington. Garvin May has returned from a business trip to New York and Philadelphia. Miss Virginia Lindsay of Wadesboro visits her sister Miss Sadie Lindsay in town. George M Whicker Jr has accepted a position with the Kernersville branch of the Duke Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Justice
Wilmington
Garvin May
New York
Philadelphia
Virginia Lindsay
Wadesboro
Sadie Lindsay
George M. Whicker, Jr
Kernersville
Duke Power Company
B and W Music Club to Meet at Bissett Home
The B and W Music Club will gather Saturday at 3 PM at 1004 North Hamilton Street, hosted by Wanda and Helen Bissett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and
W. Music Club
B. and W. Music Club
Wanda
Helen Bissett
North
Hamilton Street
Bride and groom die in wreck near Kings Mountain
Mr and Mrs Clarence Pyatt of Rock Hill South Carolina were returning from a bridal trip when their automobile overturned on a curve near Kings Mountain. They died in a Gastonia hospital a few hours after the crash. They were married Tuesday and had visited the groom’s parents in Marion. Funeral services are tentatively set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Clarence Pyatt
Rock Hill
Kings Mountain
J. G. Pyatt
Marion
Bride-Elects Honored In Randleman Household Party
Mrs. Frank Talley Randleman hosts a spring party on High Point street honoring Miss Carrie Saunders of Troy and Miss Mary Martha Lineberry of Randleman, both brides-elect for June weddings. Guests include local residents and relatives. Saunders will wed Ewan Romane Hayes in Detroit, Lineberry to wed Lawrence Townley Hammond of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Frank Talley
High Point Street
Carrie Saunders
Troy
Mary Martha Lineberry
Saunders
Ewan Romane Hayes
Detroit
Mich
Lineberry
Lawrence Townley Hammond
Asheboro
Edgar Haywood
Anne
Ruth
Saunders and
Wilkie Petrie
Murphy
N. C
Rose Parrish
Rose Parrish, Mesdames C. D. Kistler
A. B. Freeman
Leonard Ward
Cletis Brookshire
Mary Scott
Jack Newlin
Joseph Newlin
Weaver Lineberry
H. H. Hamilton
Hinshaw Family Mourns Sudden Death of Greensboro Father
Robert Hinshaw of Greensboro reports the sudden death of his father John Hinshaw, with services pending. The loss follows a Sunday passing. Local records note the family's grief and arrangements being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hinshaw
Greensboro
John Hinshaw
Milliard Allred Returns Home From Richmond Hospital
Milliard Allred, long a patient at Richmond hospital, came home Sunday and is not yet improved remaining a concern to friends. Mrs. A. D. Gaster is also recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliard Allred
Richmond Hospital
A. D. Gaster
Diamond T Club To Have Dance Friday
The Diamond T club of this city will stage a script dance at the American Legion hut in Thomasville Friday evening May 7. An unnamed popular dance orchestra will perform and a gala occasion is planned. Dancing runs from nine to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond T Club
American Legion
Thomasville
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Thomasville Bridge
Walter Newby
Charles F. Phillips
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
Sunrise Avenue
Vernon Snider
W. G. Smith
David Mac Jester
W. E. Tomlinson
R. K. Farrington
J. F. Garner
J. 8. Green
Nat Walker
David Long, Jr
the Woman's Auxiliary of
Main Street
M. FE. Church Met
Perkinson’s
Lucian Lelong
North Main
Main
Miss Jarrett
J. E. Barber
Rebekah
R. A. Herring
Woman's Club
Kernersville High School
Salisbury Street
Sara Morris
Fred Morris
Jack Young
Howard Young
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Margaret Neal
Kenneth Greenfield
Hutchens’ Bakery
Washington
City Library
Goodwill
Seymour Jesup
Ragan Field
South
City
Forks
Trinity
Jesup
Frank Talley Randleman
Randolph Hospital
J. H. Vickery
W. D. Trogdon
Jerry Delbert
Greensboro Road
Ree Leef
Washington Street
W. F. Austin & Son
Gloria
Miss & Matron
Gloria Hai Skop
South Main ST
Ee Nelly
Ewest
Elgins
Yellones
Helbros
Braguettes
Elgin
CO i
Elwood Hotel
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