Mrs Lindsay Honored At April Bridge Party
Mrs Lindsay was feted as the guest of honor at a spring bridge party hosted by Miss Avery Kirkman for the Delta Tau and Gamma Zeta clubs at her new home.14 tables for bridge and rock were set with white and pink peonies the guests included Miss Adelaide Mayo Miss Katharine Tate Miss Mabel Tate Miss Edith Bradshaw and many others. Prizes of stationery went to top scorers Mrs C F Tomlinson Mrs Carter Dalton and Mrs G W Shipman. Mrs Lindsay received an ivory fan. A pink ice course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Kirkman
Delta Tau
Gamma Zeta
John A. Lindsay, Jr
J. Edward Kirkman
Miss Kirkman
Lindsay
C. F. Tomlinson
Carter Dalton
G. W. Shipman
Mrs John Roscoe Peacock Married May Day
Wirs Peacock Mrs Dred Peacock and Mrs A Z Wishart hosted a Commercial club reception for Mrs John Roscoe Peacock in tribute to her May 1 wedding. Frances Mann, Mrs Peacock's maiden name, attended as part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Peacock
A. Z. Wishart
Commercial Club
John Roscoe Peacock
Society Hosts and Guests Welcome at Club Event
Women in this section of the state gathered yesterday as the handsome club building was decorated with pot plants and cut flowers. Mrs. Gurney Kearns and Mrs. Carter Dalton welcomed guests in the vestibule, followed by greeted escorts and a receiving line featuring brides and honorees, with Mrs. J. E. Millis and others cutting cream and cake and serving mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Kearns
Carter Dalton
R. B. Terry
A. Sherrod
W. D. Brooks
Dred Peacock
John Roscoe
S. Thurman Mann
S. S. Coe
C. D. Baxter
Henry Kearns
Julit C. Smith
W. L. Jackson
Robert Morrow
J. E. Millis
B. S. Cummings
Josephine Wood
Mariana White
Ruth Owen
Dorothy Wood
Lucy Neal Carr
Odelle Peacock
Selections Chosen for Occasion Musicals by Rankin Reynolds
Records suitable for the musical selections for the occasion were selected by Miss Margaret Rankin and Miss Helen Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rankin
Helen Reynolds
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets at Mrs Stanton Home
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathered at Mrs D A Stanton's East Green street home for devotions led by Mrs J Edward Kirkman and Mrs Alice White. Members approved minutes and allocated 75 cents to Miss Lottie Barber for her work while noting no funds could be diverted from W C T U work. A Red Cross note from Miss Dunlop honored oil bandages for the France-bound Pennsylvania hospital unit. The group urged Senators Overman and Simmons to oppose liquor grain use. The meeting featured the flower mission day honoring Mrs Jennie Cassidy and discussed increasing systematic giving. A committee to arrange the annual public alair was formed. Mrs McFarland became recording secretary replacing Mrs Phillips who leaves the city. Light refreshments followed and flowers were sent to hospitalized members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. A. Stanton
East Green Street
J. Edward Kirkman
Alice White
Lottie Barber
Soldiers and Sailors Department
Red Cross
France
Pennsylvania
Overman and
Simmons
Jennie Casidy
Flower Mission
Briggs
Lyon
Kirkman
McFarland
Mace
Phillips
Miss Jessie Brooks Attends Baraca and Philathea Convention
Miss Jessie Brooks leaves for Asheville to attend the Baraca and Philathea convention in session. She was elected state president of the Juniors at Goldsboro last year and spoke at Battery Park hotel reception. She will deliver a 10 minute address to the Junior convention and speak at Central Methodist church Sunday morning. Other delegates from North Main Street Methodist Protestant church include Ethel Daniels Gladys Kivett M P Se chrest Clayson Hammons Carl Koonce and Henry Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brooks
Asheville
Brooks
Goldsboro
Battery Park Hotel
Central Methodist Church
North Main Street Methodist Protestant Church
Ethel Daniels
Gladys Kivett
Philatheas
M. P. Sechrest
Clayson Hammons
Carl Koonce
Henry Brooks
Baracas
Mrs. Ingram Elected Mission Study Superintendent
At the Woman's Missionary conference in Asheville last week Mrs. Fred. Ingram was chosen conference superintendent of mission study and publicity. The role is highly responsible and local Methodists feel honored by her election. Mrs. Ingram previously served two years as superintendent of mission study for the Young Woman's Missionary society at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church and is regarded as well informed on missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Conference
Asheville
Fred. ?. Ingram
Ingram
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Peoples Missionary Society Meeting Called
The Young Peoples Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial M E Church will meet Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the ladies parlor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Notable regional residents return from trips and events
Dr. D A Stanton returns from Jacksonville after attending the Souther railway physicians convention. Mrs W D Brooks returns home after two weeks visiting Chattanooga KE. O Burroughs of Bethel visits with the Brooks couple. Miss Valette Jones expected back from Washington this evening. W A Underwood of Ashboro pauses briefly in town from a Greensboro trip. W C Jones spends hours in Greensboro on business. Miss Kathleen Causey returns home after visiting Miss Estelle Blackwelder in Greensboro. Miss Sallie McKennon to arrive tomorrow from Buis Creek school. Mead B Laughlin of Newport News attends Mrs E C Barker funeral. Charles Amos returns from a Virginia business trip. FE W Freeze improving after two days at home. Mrs W M Edwards and son, and Mrs T A Knott of Kinston visit the Hargetts on Richardson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Stanton
Jacksonville
Fla
Souther Railway
W. D. Brooks
Chatanooga
KE. O. Burroughs
Bethel
North Main Street
Valette Jones
Sallie McKennon
Buis Creek
Mead B. Laughlin
Newport News
E. C. Barker
Charles Amos
Virginia
FE. W. Freeze
W. M. Edwards and Son
T. A. Knott
Kinston
W. L. Hargett
Richardson Street
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Lancaster County
Alice
Lynn
Lexington
Dave
N. K. Fairbank Company
West Washington Street
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. Lindsay
Wirs. Peacock
Welborn Furniture Co
Rankin Street
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Evry
Vtelia Ome
Oxfords
Iness
Kathleen Causey
Estelle Blackwelder
Greens
Boro
Beavan’s
Kimonas TO
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