Miss Sutton Engaged With Wil Vance Kester
Emily Sutton of Greens announced engagement to Wil Vance Kester of High Point. An evening party hosted by Bishop and Fors tied to North Menden Street featured bridge tables, prizes for high scores, and kitchen gifts for the honoree. Guests included Mrs Groome of High Point and family members of the bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Sutton
Greens
Wil Vance Kester
High Point
Shore
Bishop
Charlotte Foss
Ormer
North Mendentreet
Miss Sutton
Moose Lodge Plans Friday Night Dance at Sedgefield Hall
The High Point unit of the Moose leader announces a Friday evening dance at Sedgefield Falls Manor ballroom. Details of the orchestra and event phases have been revealed as organizers aim to provide one of the lodge’s last enjoyable occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sedgefield
Herway
Auxiliary plans benefit bridge party at Sheraton
American Legion Auxiliary holds a fundraiser tomorrow at 3:80 PM at the Sheraton. Proceeds will aid local rehabilitation welfare and community work. D D Arden chairs arrangements with Mrs I T Mann and others coordinating tables refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sheraton
D. D. Arden
I. T. Mann
George Con Ard
Coke Cecil
N. L. Ww
You Forget You Have False Teeth
A fragmented note describes false teeth wobbling and being moved, mentioning paste and varying sizes. It reads as a quirky, disjointed personal musing with playful focus on dental gear and maintenance.
Ladies Bridge At Emerywood and Dance This May
The Emerywood Country club hosts a ladies bridge party at the clubhouse tomorrow at 3 PM with hostesses Mesdames Valette Harris and Everett Marsh. The May dance follows Saturday, May 21, with Duke Barron and his orchestra providing music for a popular club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Valette J. Harris
Everett Marsh
Duke Barron
Local Notices and Health News Summary
Mrs. John Mebane rests at Burrus Memorial hospital after surgery. D. B. Boyles Jr improves at home on Madison avenue. Joseph Snider returns from Burrus Memorial hospital still unable to resume employment. Hazel Coltrane and Ora Mae Welborn leave Trinity for a motor trip to Richmond and Washington for about a week. Mrs. Jurney Briggs, Miss Margaret Briggs, and Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson return from Sweet Briar where Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson starred in a music recital. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Waynick back from Chapel Hill, at home on North Main. Mrs. Ruth Kramer of Atlanta visits Trinity. she supervises Belance cosmetics. Miss Doris Woodlif of Trinity remains in critical condition at Guilford General hospital. Little Bobby Ray Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown, ill with measles at home on Thomasville road. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Hedgecoe and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCanless visit Mount Airy. J. Lee Stone discharged from Guilford General hospital to home at 710 Carrick avenue. visitors restricted. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lemons of High Point stay in Washington, DC at the Dodge hotel. Miss Thelma Patrick returns from Richmond after attending the Southern Baptist Convention.
Preschool Clinic at Johnson Street School Tomorrow
Johnson Street School will host a two day preschool clinic on Tuesday and Wednesday May 17 18 from 9 to 12 each day in the school auditorium Under city health officer R A Herring the clinic aims to correct remedial physical defects in children who will be six by October first to prevent illness from impacting first grade progression and attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
R. A. Herring
Utopian Study Club to Meet at Mrs B Thomas Home
The Armenian Study Club will hold its bi weekly meeting with B Thomas at 622 Goat Drive this Wednesday afternoon at 8 30. The gathering marks the regular schedule of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armen
B Thomas
Goat Drive
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
The schedule lists Omega chapter dinner and lecture at Sheraton, Musical Art club at Emerywood, Wayside Garden club event, bridge parties at Emerywood and Sheraton, Legion Auxiliary fundraiser, Century Study and Utopian Study clubs, Music Literature and American Homes joint meeting, Jewish Women council, Community Arts luncheon, Priscilla club, Moose dance at Sedgefield Manor, AAUW at Lindsay Street, May dance at Emerywood, and Idylwild club bi weekly dance with Jerry Wilson’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Community Arts Club
Cora Stewart
Thurston Street
Priscilla Club
R. K. Young
Weat Emerywood
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Sedgefield Manor
American Association of University Women
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Durham
Duke Barron
Jerry Wilson
Miss Isabel Hoey to Address Thomasville Luncheon
Miss Isabel Hoey daughter of Governor Clyde R. Hoey will speak before the Thomasville Woman's club at the new Elliott drive clubhouse during the May luncheon. She will review the play The Woman by Claral Booth and be accompanied by her mother Mrs Hoey. Other invited guests include Mrs P R Rankin of Mount Gilead and Mrs J F Hayden of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Isabel Hoey
Clyde R. Hoey
Raleigh
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Lucheon
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
J. F. Hayden
High Point
Hoey
James BE. Lam
George D. Finch
Peace Council Degree Team Meets Tuesday
The degree team of Peace Council number nine Daughters of America will hold the monthly meeting at Mrs. C. M. Brown’s home on Winston Salem road Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. All members should attend as important business will be transacted. A daughter, Donnie Eleanor Tuttle, was born May 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Carson L. Tuttle at 1308 East Green Street. Mrs. Tuttle was formerly Miss Aureal Bulla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council
Daughters of America
C. M. Brown
Winston- Salem Road
Tuttle
Carson L. Tuttle
Donnie Eleanor Tuttle
East Green Street
Mra. Tuttle
Aureal Bulla
Concert at First Methodist Protestant Church
Yesterday at 4 p m the First Methodist Protestant church hosted an a capella concert by the High Point college choir under the High Point Ministerial association. The program featured works by Beethoven Gounod Dett and Kalinnikoff along with Negro spirituals. both services drew large congregations and the pastor spoke on Where Men See Jesus and Our Common Language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Point Ministerial Association
Jesus
Ezekial Low
Father Abrham
Kalinnikoff
Wofford Students at Wesley Memorial Sing At Service
Prof Dan H Montgomery and six Wofford College students from Spartanburg S C attended a 7 30 last night service at Wesley Memorial church. They sang quartet selections and Montgomery spoke briefly about religious life efforts at Wofford. N C Williams Jr son of Rev N C Williams led in organizing the Christian Leadership fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Montgomery
Wofford College
Spartanburg
S. C
Wesley Memorial Church
Christian Leadership Fraternity
Montgomery
Wofford
N. C. Williams, Jr
N. C. Williams
Main Street Methodist Church
Sermons by Dr Porter Bailes Highlight Tyler Visit
Dr Porter Bailes of Tyler Texas preached two strong sermons at the First Baptist Church yesterday morning and evening. He was en route home from the Southern Baptist convention in Richmond Virginia held last week. Announcement was made of a Leadership Training course starting tonight at the church and running through Friday. Attendees will be divided into three groups taught by Dr A B Conrad Miss Mary Washburn and Rev J A Neilson of the Baptist orphanage in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Bailes
Tyler
Tex
First Baptist Church
Bailes
Southern Baptist Convention
Richmond
A. B. Conrad
Misa Mary Washburn
J. A. Neilson
The
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
Mortals And Immortals Lesson Sermon Of 1938
Christian Science churches observed the May 15 1938 Lesson Sermon titled Mortals And Immortals The Golden Text quoted I Corinthians 15 48 51 53 and listed Bible citations about the resurrection and transformation The companion text from Science Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy emphasized Spirit over matter and the spiritual origin of man as inseparable from the Creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Meeting Of Local Legion Auxiliary Postponed A Week
The May meeting of the local American Legion Auxiliary has been postponed one week due to a conflict with a benefit bridge party. The meeting will be held next Tuesday evening May 24 at Mrs Oscar Smiths Howell Street home. Members are asked to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
D. E. Richardson
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Valette Harris
Everett Marsh
American Legion Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
J. C. Welch
Oscar Smith
Howell Street
Family dispute turns fatal in Charleston boundary fight
Charleston, May 16. One man is dead and two others wounded after a family dispute over a property boundary. Nathaniel Singletary, 55, a north Charleston carpenter, was shot dead. Herman Singletary, his son, is hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the arm thigh and abdomen. A man listed as Neilly or Nellie Owens was admitted with a head injury. Owens, brother-in-law to the Singletarys, had accused them of uprooting a boundary stake. Owens is under technical arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Andrew P. Nelson
Atake
Nathaniel EF
Singletary
North Charleston
Carpenter
Herman
Neilly Owens
Nellie Owens
Nelson
Owens
Singletaries
William J. Storen
Mrs Fox Book Club Hostess In Randleman Birthday Party
In Randleman on a Friday evening the Tuesday Afternoon Rook club met at Mrs John Foxs home with three tables in play and Miss Claud Fox high scorer receiving linen handkerchiefs. Other guests included Mesdames Mathews Newlin Allred Fox Council and J E B Davis and Misses Claude Fox Mary Swaim Epsie Woolen Rosa Belle Woolen. An ice course followed the games. A separate note reports Mrs Annie Allred honored with a 65th birthday dinner at her route 1 Randleman home with relatives and friends from Haw River Leaksville High Point Greensboro Sophia Archdale and nearby. The Woman s Missionary Society of Mount Lebanon M P church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs C L Spencer s home with a devotional by Rozelle Smith and prayer by Miss Hather Brady followed by ice cream and cake. It was announced the June meeting will be at the church. Sumner Farlow Asheboro and Tom Allred Randleman visited Worthville. Mr and Mrs T O Nichols of Ashington DC are staying with Mr and Mrs Weaver Lineberry after a 10 day Florida wedding trip. Mrs Nichols is a sister of Mrs Lineberry. Larry Hammond attended Kiwanis Ladies Night in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
EF. D. Henderson
Circle Drive
Utopian Study Club
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Music Literature
Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Fred Whitescarver
George Robb
Hubert Bryant
J. H. McCall
Arthur Ellison
B. R. Gary
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Charlies Lerner
College Drive
Sam Hyman
Randleman
John Fox
Claud Fox
Mesdames W. F. Mathews
N. N. Newlin
Ruth Allred
J. C. Fox
John Council
J. E B. Davis
Misses Claude Fox
Mary Swaim
Epsie Woolen
Rosa Belle Woolen
Annie Allred
Route 1
O. M. Bain
Haw River
B. W. Koontz
Leaksville
J. P. Byerly
High Point
Glenn Russell
Tom Sawyer
Greensboro
Joe Sawyer
Sophia
Ethel Linthicum
Myrtle Alfred
Archdale
D. D. Powell
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mount Lebanon M. P
C. L. Spencer
Sumner Farlow
Asheboro
Tom Allred
Fred Allred
Worthville
T. O. Nichols
Ashington
D. C
Weaver Lineberry
Mrs. Nichols
Florida
Nichols
Lineberry
Larry Hammond
Kiwanis Club
Social News Notes From Salisbury and Raleigh
End here with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoover on Lexington avenue. He is a brother of Mrs. Hoover. Miss Gladys Black, a Salisbury school faculty member, spent the week end here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black, Mrs. Ted Welch of Burlington sister Miss Fanny Glenn Elder. Miss Margaret Woodward of Morganton was the week end guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Holliday at their home here. Mesdames Luther Grimes Lloyd Yeats D E Wagner Richard Sink and B C Ritchie spent Friday in Raleigh where they attended the district meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Hoover
Gladys Black
Salisbury School
Arthur Black
Ted Welch
Burlington
Fanny Glenn Elder
Margaret Woodward
Morganton
R. H. Holliday
Mesdames
Luther Grimes
Joyce Kearns Birthday Party At Home
Joyce Kearns celebrated her eighth birthday with a Saturday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Roy Kearns on Woodrow Avenue. Children enjoyed games and contests with prizes won by Jean Fesperman Ralph Tilden and Perry Zesiah. A pink and green birthday cake centered the dining table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kearns
Woodrow Avenue
Joyce
Jean Fesperman
Ralph Tilden
Perry Zesiah
Local celebration lists guests at ice cream event
The article names guests including Janice Hedrick Judith Rockwell Jean Feaperman Parl Wayne Kearns Perry Keziah Ralph Tilden Car lene and Thomas Kaneer Butha and Donald Spencer Ovid and Gilbert Kearns Joanne Rothrock Joyce Loftin Elva Kearns and the honoree Lollypops were handed out as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Hedrick
Judith Rockwell
Jean Feaperman
Parl Wayne Kearns
Perry Keziah
Ralph Tilden
Carlene
Thomas Kaneer
Butha
Donald Spencer
Ovid
Gilbert Kearns
Joanne Rothrock
Joyce Loftin
Elva Kearns
Coteriens Meet Here This Evening At 5 O'clock
The Coterien club will hold its weekly meeting this evening at 5 o'clock in the Reitzel building on North Main street. Members are asked to note the time change. The club has shifted weekly meetings from Tuesday to Monday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coteriens
Coterien Club
Reitzel
North Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ion
Nadine
Charles Spoon
Saturfternoon
Ed Road
Sinja Snider
Asheville
Lucy Locket
Wil
Bernadine
Spoon
Nina Boy
Lively
Criss
Williams
Betty Short
Charles
Wesley Mal Church
Mre. W
Jose
Ask- 1
Mra
F. R. Kiser
Emerywood
John Mebane
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. B. Boyles, Jr
Madison Avenue
Joseph Snider
North Carolina Employment Service
Hazel Coltrane
Ora Mae Welborn
Trinity
Washington, D. C
J. Gurney Briggs
Margaret Briggs
C. F. Tomlinson
Sweet Briar
Sweet Briar College
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Parker Waynick
Chapel Hill
Ruth Kramer
Atlanta
Bruce Craven
Kramer
Belance Cosmetics
Doris Woodlif
Guilford General Hospital
Bobby Ray Brown
Mrs. Ray Brown
Thomasville Road
J. Lee Stone
Carrick Avenue
Mrs. W. H. Lemons
Dodge Hotel
Thelma Patrick
Wesley Memorial
First Baptist
Legion Auxiliary
Charleston Carpenter
Bride
Stein and Blaine
New York
Concord
St. James Lutheran Church
Madge Moose
Byron Harrison
Burlington and
John B. Moose
Theological Seminary
Columbia, D. C
D. W. Moose
George Phillips
Columbia
Margaret Fisher
Landis
Juanita Horton
Salisbury
Elizabeth Cromer
Lenoir Rhyne College
Hickory
Harrison
W. C. Harrison
Portland
Maine
Fogleman-Jeffries Corporation
Clara Harrison
Austin Harrison
Wayne Harrison
Mary Harrison
C. V. Ritchie
B. &. Harrison
Clyde Tesh
Lewis Crawford
Clyde Harrison
Zelpha Long
Walter Harrison
Jack Russell
Bill Mack
Woodrow Teague
Frank File
Lucille Holden
John Crowell
Holliday
Ruth Martin
Ace of Clubs Bridge Group
W. G. Smith
Vernon Snider
J. F. Garner
F Gray
Tuer le Temps
Walter Green
Frank Townson
J. C. Harris
Austin Sink
Lambeth
Randolph Street
W. W. Rankin, Jr
R. C. Aldridge
Paces Hospital
Winstonem
Douglas Hall
F. I. Alexander
R. Matthews
Mrs. Fox Book Club
Phia
Manuel Strider
Alma Pierce
John and
James Allred
Joyce Kearns
Cherika
Main Street
Maxwell House Coffee
Shoulder Lamb Boats
Ake
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