Helen Smith Hosts Bridge Party For Bride
Miss Helen Smith entertained at the Gibson clubroom on North Main street honoring Mrs Claude A Smith Jr a recent bride Four tables of bridge played Edythe Crooks won perfume and LaVelle Wilson took a linen guest towel Guests also took home salad forks and crystal as wedding gifts The guest list included Misses Kate Lomax LaVelle Wilson Edythe Crooks Martha Jarrett Love Monday Mary Ruth Seward and Mesdames Cook Simeon Smith Lopp Brooks Ellington Kearns Sain Kinney from Greensboro and Thomasville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Smith, Jr
Helen Smith
Bridge
Gibson
North Main Street
Smith
Frances Oliver
Andrew Hill Smith
Virginia Seward
Miss Smith
Kate Lomax
LaVelle Wilson
Edythe Crooks
Martha Jarrett
Love Monday
Mary Ruth Seward
Robert Cook
Tony Simeon
Hoyle Lopp
James Brooks
A. G. Ellington
Charles Kearns
Thomasville
Otis Sain
Aubrey Kinney
Greensboro
Mrs Paul Newton Hosts Phi Beta Club Meet
Mrs. Paul Newton entertained the Thomasville Phi Beta club at her Winston Salem home Friday afternoon. Guests were greeted by dainty place cards and an attractively set table. Mrs. A H Newby presided and formed committees including the program and nominating panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul Newton
Thomasville Phi Beta Club
Winston- Salem
A. H. Newby
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Charlies F. Lambeth
Newby
Ramsay Macdonald
Britain
Scotland
Reese Harville
C. H. Newby
E. W. Cates
Charles F. Lambeth
R. J. Lambeth
Meade Hite
Mamie Harris
Lois Johnson
Town Folks On Weekend Trips And Visits
Dr and Mrs Robert McDonald traveled Saturday toward Raeford en route to Atlantic City after hosted days with Mr and Mrs D M Jester in Kinneywood. Miss Decie Chambers left Saturday for Carthage to visit relatives for two weeks. Her sister Mrs F D Jones and daughter Miss Marie Jones went to Red Oak to visit Mr and Mrs E C Jernigan. Mrs John Scarborough of Wadesboro spent a week with her parents on Randolph street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDonald
Raeford
Atlantic City
D. M. Jester
Kinneywood
Dr. McDonald
Jester
Decie Chambers
Carthage
F. D. Jones
Marie Jones
Red Oak
E. C. Jernigan
Miss Jones
Durham
C. A. Wallace
John Scarborough
Wadesboro
W. G. Hinkle
Randolph Street
Turner and Royals wed in Bethel Methodist Church Jamesville
Miss Birdie Mae Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Turner of Jamesville Virginia and John Weldon Royals son of Mr and Mrs B N Royals of Wilson and resident of Thomasville were married Saturday evening May 14 at 8 in Bethel Methodist Church Jamesville Rev J W Boyd performed the ring ceremony Mrs Alfred Simpson sister of the bride was matron of honor and Mary Gene Turner was flower girl Claude Royal acted as best man with ushers Thomas Turner George Bandwick Major Turner Jamesville. The bride wore lace gown with long train and illusion veil and carried roses and white sweet peas. An informal reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned a wedding trip north before settling in Thomasville where the groom works for the Thomasville Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Mae Turner
Henry Turner
Jamesville
John Weldon Royals
B. N. Royal
Wilson
Thomasville
Bethel Methodist Church
B. L. Kelly
Massenet
J. W. Boyd
Alfred Simpson
Mary Gene Turner
Mr. Royal
Claude Royal
Thomas Turner
George Bandwick
Major Turner
Thomasville Drug Company
Hauss Hosts Out-of-Town Guests At Thursday Soirée
Mr. and Mrs J N Hauss entertained Thursday evening with guests Mr and Mrs O A Kirkman of High Point and Mr and Mrs Charles F Lambeth. Mr Kirkman was prin- (text cuts off)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hauss
O. A. Kirkman
High Point
Charles F. Lambeth
Mr. Kirkman
Prin
Adierika claims clear skin from constipation relief
Verna Schiepp says her pimples and blemishes disappeared after using Adierika which she credits with smoothing her skin. The product is advertised as cleansing both bowels and easing constipation, with Mann Drug Stores as a distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Schiepp
Mann Drug Stores
Barbara Culp Celebrates Third Birthday at Home Party
Little Barbara Culp entertained fifteen friends at a party for her third birthday hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Culp. Guests enjoyed games and were served ice cream and cake from a table centered with a pink and white birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Yow
Albert Shuford
Shufford
Robert Williams
Fred Murphy
Barbara Culp
Paul Culp
Final Dance At Country Club Ends Summer Season
The Emerywood country club held its May membership dance at the clubhouse on Saturday evening with about seventy five couples attending. Hors d oeuvres began at 9 pm as cards were filled for ecard dances before intermission. Duke Barron and his orchestra played until 1 am marking the last dance of the summer season and plans for a fall resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Duke Barron
True Friendship staged by Rankin Memorial C E Society
The Rankin Memorial M P church Christian Endeavor Society presented True Friendship written and directed by Kathleen Embler. The two act drama follows gambler Ralph deserted by friends until a loyal ally Robert helps him find a happy ending with conversion. Cast includes Charles Loflin Tom Troxler and several supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
Kathleen Embler
Ralph
Charles Loflin
Robert
Tom Troxler
Mrs. Brown
RK. T. Troxler
Steve
P. M. Caudle
Bill
Hayes Rouse
Lucille
Myra Caudle
Sue
Marie Workman
Mary
Alma Rouse
Bernice Livengood
Former Residents Visit From Petersburg And Martinsville
About people Rev and Mrs George T Tunstall long time residents now in Petersburg Va are due this afternoon to stay with Mrs R B Shelton at 310 Woodrow Avenue. Mr Tunstall former pastor of Green Street Baptist church is to arrive by Wednesday. Major EB Scott of Martinsville Va who once lived here spent the weekend visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Tunstall
Petersburg
R. B. Shelton
Woodrow Avenue
Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
EB. H. Scott
Martinsvile, Va
R. L. Rumiley
J. P. Sims
C. H. Warner
Sam Vance, Jr
Staunton
A. L. Fletcher
Raleigh
Tom Fleshman
W. A. Davis
Charlie Pitzer
Ernest Fulp
Carl Pepper
Winston-Salem
Stuart Pratt
New York City
C. W. Hunt
May Pitzer
Charlotte
John Hunt
Percy Groome
Greensboro
Arcelia Kerner Lindsay
Winston- Salem
Linville
M. E. Church
Jake Hastings
Glenn Michael
Fort McClellan
Ala
W. C. Stafford
O. L. Joyner
Kenneth Greenfield
Florence Joyner
Margaret Stafford
Regina Volger
C. A. Stone
Dianna
Greensboro Road
Steele
M. EB. Faye
Jane
Jack Watson
Myrtle Beach
8. C
R. C. Morris
Gilmer Smith
Fred Eichhorn
Jane Linville
Carol Street
Ralph Mabe
E. B. Parks, Jr
Washington, D. C
Social Calendar for May week events at local clubs
The May social calendar lists meetings and gatherings at Emerywood Country club High Point College Masonic Hall E Y W C A Burbank Garden club and more. Attendees include Mrs C Durland Miss Rosalie Andrews Mrs H W McCain Mrs Willis Slane and members of Alpha Theta Psi Eastern Star Altrusa and Business and Professional Women's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
C. Durland
Alpha Theta Psi Acapity
High Point College
Rosalie Andrews
West College Drive
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Burbank
Graduation Ball June 2 Features Brewer Orchestra
The High Point and Greensboro chapters of the Order of DeMolay present the Graduation Ball at Sedgefield on June 2 with Teddy Brewer and his orchestra direct from Villa Vienna Miami and New York engagements. Brewer, the youngest Broadway band leader, is famed as the nations saxophone stylist and praised by Walter Winchell. Wallace Brady and the Singing Trio join the 14 piece band known for collegiate swing and waltz styles. Sponsors to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield
Teddy Brewer
Villa Vienna
Miami
Fla
Young
New York
Brewer
Broadway
Wedding of Lina Welch and Wilson B Morton in Louisburg
Local residents attended the wedding of Miss Lina Welch and Wilson B Morton at the First Baptist church in Louisburg on Saturday morning. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Armstrong and C. C. Abernethy, with Mrs. M. A. Temple of Winston-Salem connected to the Soil Conservation Service. A buffet luncheon for guests was hosted by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Welch, formerly of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Welch
Wilson B. Morton
Louisburg
W. E. Armstrong
C. C. Abernethy
High Point
Mrs Frazier Attends Graduation of Niece in Maryland
Mrs A E Frazier returned home from a ten day visit to Washington and Baltimore. She stayed with her nephew George E Whitaker and attended Mary land General Hospital graduation exercises where her niece Miss Mary Elizabeth Mc Laurin earned high honors among 25 graduates. Miss Mc Laurin is remembered by friends in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Frazier
Johnson Street
Washington
Baltimore
George E. Whitaker
Maryland General Hospital
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
McLaurin
High Point
Duplicate Club To Meet This Evening At Emerywood
The Duplicate eee club will meet this evening at 7:45 at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs C C Durland will host, an announcement said this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. C. Durland
Miss Bolling Heads Pine Needles Staff for 1928-39
Greensboro dispatch reports Helen Dennis of Marshall named editor in chief of the Pine Needles year book for Woman's College UNC for 1928 39. A large slate of editors and assistants from several towns and colleges is announced for business managerial, art, photographic, class editors, organization editor, athletic editor, advertising and circulation roles. The item also notes a Wesley Memorial Church Women plan a silver tea with final plans to be settled at an evening class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Helen Dennis
Marshall
the Pine Needles
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Harriet Belinkoff
Weehawken
N. J
Hilda Brady
Franklinville
Estelle Turner
Lexington
Margaret Black
Jane Herring
Clinton
Betsy Trotter
Winston-Salem
Dot Adams
Four Oaks
Lois Guyer
Haddon Heights
Mary Cochrane
Newton
Lucille Brooks
Tarboro
Betsy Sanders
Blue Ridge
N. C
Anne Person
Elizabeth Dickinson
Wilson
Dorothy Bartlett
New York City
Mary Cecile Higgins
Effie Pickerell
Montclair
Ruth Palmer
Arlington
Frances Crockett
Mary Zimmerman
Reading
Barbara Moon
Asbury Park
Louise Meroney
Ellen Cheek
Durham
Adelaide Love
Florence Calvert
Black Mountain
Martha Martin
Marion
Sophia Schaeffer
Westfield
Margaret Tolar
Rocky Mount
Mary Ella Newsome
Wake Forest
Wesley Memorial Church
Seaboard Zionist meeting closes in Durham
The 16th annual Sea board Zionist region conference ended with a seminar on the effect of a Jewish state in Palestine on American Jewry. About 1,000 delegates heard Governor Hoey and Maurice Samuel. Officers elected include Daniel Ellison Baltimore president and Simon J. Levin Baltimore executive director. Governor Hoey added that Jews face oppression only where constitutions differ from the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Seaboard
Palestine
Hoey
Maurice Samuel
Daniel Ellison
Baltimore
Edward L. Israel
Louis E. Speigler
Washington
Zionist Youth
Isidore Hershfie
Jewish National Fund
Lazarus Karp
Richmond
Samuel J. Keiser
David Friedman
Norfolk
Paul Gordon
Simon J. Levin
United States
Services Held For Wife Of Simmons
Mrs. Belle Gibbs Simmons, wife of former U S Senator F M Simmons, died Saturday in a Morehead City hospital after a long illness. Her funeral was held at Christ Episcopal church with Rector Rev Charles Williams and Rev Thomas C Durst of Wilmington officiating. Burial followed in Cedar Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
N. C
Belle Gibbs Simmons
U. S
F. M. Simmons
Blacksmith Turned Painter and Violin Maker Retires
Edward Palliser, once a blacksmith for 54 years, abandons his shop after his portrait of Princess Elizabeth is accepted by the King and Queen. He now dedicates himself to painting and violin making, crafting a $500 violin and presenting works like The Retreat from Mons to Lady Haig. He has never had a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
England
Edward Paliser
Palliser
Mons
Lady Haig
Greensboro College Centennial Pageant Sheds Light on 100 Years
The Greensboro College centennial pageant at Odell auditorium featured 115 students and 15 men in a four o’clock Saturday show on May 21. Miss Elba Henninger supervised the production with scenes tracing the college’s history and a fashion review spanning a century. Music by the college sextette and soloists accompanied decade medleys and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Auditorium
Greensboro College
Elba Henninger
Miss Allen Weds Frank Johnson in Kernersville Ceremony
Miss Constance Allen daughter of Mrs. Samuel Allen of West Orange New Jersey and sister of Rev. Walter H. Allen married Frank Johnson of New York City at the Moravian church in Kernersville at 7 p m May 21 1938. The bride's brother officiated and the couple will reside in Glen Ridge New Jersey after a trip to the South and Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Kernersville
Constance Allen
Samuel Allen
West Orange
N. J
Walter H. Allen
Frank Johnson
New York City
N. Y
Johnson
Salem College
Columbia University
Pacific Coast
Glen Ridge
Circle three ME church Missionary Society meets
Three members of the M E church Missionary Society gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs J C Ragland home with hostesses Mesdames Ragland and Paul Nash. Rev T R Wolfe led devotionals. Mrs Ralph Cook and Martha Jane Ragland sang a duet Let The Lower Lights Be Burning. A church supper planned for Thursday May 26 from 6 to 8. Ice cream and cake were served to members and one visitor Miss Matt Leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church Missionary Society
J. C. Ragland
Ragland
Paul Nash
T. R. Wolfe
Ralph Cook
Martha Jane Ragland
Matt Leak
Circle Four Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Cook home
Four members of the Circle Four Missionary Society met Monday evening at Mrs. Ralph Cook’s home with Mesdames Roy Warren and T. R. Wolfe presiding. The gathering opened with a hymn and prayer, scripture read by Miss Elizabeth Anne Stafford, a talk titled Voices of the Spirit, committee reports, and Polly annas drawn. During fellowship hour hostesses served lemonade and sandwiches. Miss Doris Vaughn of Greens- is noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Four
Same Missionary Society
Ralph Cook
Roy Warren
Deaths in Thomasville Obituary for Columbus C. Atwood
Columbus C. Atwood, 83, father of C A Atwood and J D Atwood of Thomasville, died at his Winston-Salem area home after a long illness. Survived by wife Jennie Cranfield Atwood, another son W H Atwood, four daughters, 33 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren. funeral at Antioch Baptist church South Winston-Salem at 2 PM with Rev Hicks and Rev Morton. burial in Joppa cemetery Davie county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Columbus C. Atwood
C. A
J. D. Atwood
Winston-Salem
W. H. Atwood
Forsyth County
Jennie Cranfield Atwood
Eugene Wilson
High Point
Jesse F. Hendrix
Mockeville
Florence Shuler
Mocksville
Route Three
Mary Hoots
Antioch Baptist Church
South Winston-Salem
Mr. Hicks
Morton
Joppa
Davie County
Memorial Service and Interment for Local Church Member
The M E church held a Sunday service at 8 o clock led by Rev C M Pickens with Rev James T Bowman assisting. Pallbearers named included Walter Rapp Robert Rapp Raymond Arnold Carey Davis L R Stewart and D A Long Jr. Interment followed in the city cemetery with flowers carried by family friends and music by the church choir and Mrs Myrtle Allred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
C. M. Pickens
James T. Bowman
Thomasville
Walter Rapp
Robert Rapp
Raymond Arnold
Carey Davis
L. R. Stewart
D. A. Long, Jr
Myrtle Perry Allred
High Point
Chicago Man Admits To Writing 12000 Rubber Checks
A Chicago man con fessed to writing about 12 000 rubber checks. The judge notes if all offenses are counted, the case could stretch long before sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Briles Rites Held for Perry Warrington Briles
Funeral service for Perry Warrington Briles was held at City Memorial Docee tal in Thomasville Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Perry Warrington Briles
City Memorial Doceetal
Duel Planned in Cuba Between Official and Columnist
A government official and a columnist are set for a formal duel in Cuba. The columnist may fail to wield his rapier effectively if the confrontation proceeds as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Frequent cause of exhaust fumes in cars
The text states that the most common source of exhaust fumes inside a car is a clogged muffler. This detail highlights the muffler as a primary intake issue affecting vehicle ventilation and safety.
State Women’s Clubs Award Many Prizes in Varied Fields
A Wilmington NC convention of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs granted numerous prizes for excellence in club activity and project work. Awards included the D. S. Craig silver bowl for district growth in gardening and highway beautification, a pewter bowl for the president, and cash and cup prizes across departments such as citizenship, homes and gardens, education, fine arts, music, literature, and public welfare. Winners include Mrs. Co. W. Beasley, Mrs. John S. Forrest, Mrs. Guy Simpson, Mrs. A. T. Tanner, and many others across districts and divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Ethel Etheridge
Elizabeth C. Morris
J. M. Day
Co. W. Beasley
Colerain
Beasley
Johns. Forrest
Guy Simpson
Madison
Simpson
P. R. Rankin
Herald-Tribune
A. T. Tanner
Aurora
Nancy Cox
Raleigh
Pat Kinneey
Brevard
Frances Farrell
Fannie Chase Staten
North Carolina Sorosis
Mre
J. J. Andoe
Greensboro
Misa Irene Price
Clay Williams
Clara 8. Binder
Margaret Nowell Graham
Greenfield Park
Andoe
Brenau
Mabel Pugh
Ethel Parker
Magnolia
Isabelle Bowen Henderson
Penland Pewter
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Claude A Smith, Jr
Hart’s Pharmacy
Sheraton Hotel
Social Arts
J. N. McCrary
Parkway
Altrusa Club
Salisbury Club
Miss Bolling
Woman's College Publication
Huey
Simmons
Walter Vassar
Stamper
Virginia Schrock
Elizabeth Fulp
Elizabeth M
Bahama
Margaret Anderson
Mary Lena Greene
Carroll Jones
Reidsville
Carrie Boyd Dees
Fremont
Miss Allen
Woman's Missionary Society
O. E. York
Doris Vaughn
Briles
J. W. Bunn
Irene Price
Leigh Woman's Club
Bscape
Still
Lfe
Myrtle Grove
Henry J. MacMillan
Raleighen's Club
W. J
North Sorosis
Vollian B. Rann
Provin Mass
Christopher Tower
MacMillan and
Elaine
Cape Fear Shipping Com
Henry Jay MacMil
M Meekins
Elizabeth City
Misty Day
Mrs. Garroth
Rocky Point
Divisi
D. J. Thurston
Clay
Joseph Caldwell
Hooper
Kelly Harris
Sea Lanier Drama Cup
B. J. Coltrane
Charlies E. Hiatt
Berry P
Gertz Raway
Tion Cup
New Bern Academy
Brockman
Gastonia F House
You
Katherine Hoskins
Field
Mra. Holmes
Fairmont
Misa Frances Hill
Co Junior
Farmville
Mamie Brown
Winecoff
Brook Club of
Dunn
Misa Ethel Wood Bern
Rankin
Paul Raleigh
Roma Chleigh
Taylorsville Club
Wallace Club
Highsmith
Nolina Sorosis
Wilms
Kate Burr Johnson
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