Marriage Invitation for Marian Hunt and James Moffitt
Mr. and Mrs. George EB Barber invite guests to the wedding of their daughter Marian Hunt to Mr. James Shelton Moffitt on Saturday afternoon the ninth of June at five thirty at First Baptist Church Reidaville NC. The engagement was announced April 29 and many friends across the state are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Barber
Marian Hunt
James Shelton Moffitt
First Baptist
Reidaville
North Carolina
Mrs Dean Hostess To Friendly Garden Club Meeting
Mrs L Dean hosted the Friendly Garden club at her Kivett drive home on Wednesday at 2 pm. Patene presided, with Miss Martha Parrooe and a devotional by Mrs Dean. Seven members spoke on the Greensboro wet show and a floral topic. The group socialized with games led by Mrs A C Bergeron and snacks served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dean
Kivett Drive
Patene
Martha Parrooe
Dean
Greensboro
A. C. Bergeron
Ranseas
P. L. Cox
Miss Everitt Weds George Covington
The marriage of Miss Susan McPherson Everitt and George Covington was solemnized Wednesday May 23 at Centenary Methodist Episcopal church in Winston-Salem. The ceremony at 2:30 p.m. featured a ring ceremony with Rev. G Ray Jordan officiating. only immediate family attended. The bride wore light gray silk crepe ensemble with light blue accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan McPherson Everitt
George Covington
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Winston- Salem
G. Ray Jordan
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club and Wedding News
Social events include Mrs R F J Johnson hosting the Philomathean club at Carrick Avenue Friday at 3 30 PM. An alumnae meeting at Greensboro College follows with chapter presidents as hostesses. A dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club features Archie Davis and his U N orchestra. Also noted are a wedding for the Everitt Covington couple and a May commencement at Oak Ridge Military Institute. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs Clarence F Brown is announced, with Burrus Memorial hospital as the birth site. Graduation exercises for Burrus Memorial Hospital Student Nurses are set for tomorrow night at 8 30 at the Lutheran church on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. J. Johnson
Philomathean Club
Carrick Avenue
Greensboro College
P. Ww. Fingee
W. B. Hall
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Archie Davis
U. N
Margaret McPherson Everitt
Greensboro
Wilmington
John Alfred Everitt
Covington
C. ©. Covington
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Oak Ridge
North Carolina
Brown
Clarence F. Brown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mallo Walton
Lutheran Church
North Main Street
Annual Spring Dance Recital Delights Capacity Audience
The annual spring recital by Mrs. W. EB. Davis's dancing pupils drew a capacity crowd at the senior high school auditorium. Performances included Barnyard Flaps and We Do Our Part with interpretive tap and colorful Grecian robes, featuring solo and group numbers by a large group of young dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Davis
Donald Dunkelberger
Oscar Whitescarver
Bradford Thomas
Sy Jane Bryant
Eleanor Dodamead
Little Nellie Jones
Tays
Billie Frazier
Sarah Scruges
Meredith Slane
Mary Lou Cecil
Floria Packer
Betty Lou Warner
Betty Hayes
Sarah Frye Stone
Mary Anne Thomas
Nancy Hayworth
Mimi Wagger
Good Will Garden Club Holds An Interesting Meeting
The Good Will Garden Club convened Wednesday at 10 AM at Mrs. J. A. Johnson’s Colonial Drive home with peonies roses and tuna on display. T. A. Tilden presided as reports highlighted a lake picnic with Morning Glory garden club and a new associate hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
T. A. Tilden
City Lake
Good Will Club
Morning Glory Garden Club
Mra
Program On Keats And Cooper Highlight Gamma Chapter Meeting
Talks on John Keats and James Fenimore Cooper were presented by Gamma chapter members at a Sheraton hotel meeting. Miss Martha Bobbitt spoke on Keats and read his themes, while Miss Selma Elder described Cooper and his Leatherstocking Tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats and Cooper
Gamma
John Keats
James Fenimore Cooper
Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Martha Bobbitt
Selma Elder
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Holds Biweekly Meeting in Hall
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held their regular biweekly session at the VFW hall on East Washington street with about twelve attending. President Clara Walsh led reports from the Charlotte Encampment, delegates included Mrs Snider and Mrs Surtie Potts, with Mrs Thelma Walker as alternate. Statements announced Mrs Snider as state junior vice president and Walsh and McMahon as councilwomen. Planning discussed for a memorial service at Oakwood Memorial Park with American Legion Auxiliary cooperation, and a benefit card party set for Tuesday May 2? at Mrs Evie Neese’s home on Mont hen avenue. The group adjourned to meet June 6 at the hall, meeting time recently changed to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
East Washington Street
Clara Walsh
Charlotte
Walsh
Ruby Gsnicer
Snider
Surtie Potts
Thelma Walker
Ora McMahon
Connie Suggs
Ingram
Nior
Mesdames Wood Honored With Tea and Garden Party
Mrs. Elliott Wood and Mrs. George T. Wood, Jr. were honored yesterday afternoon at a tea and garden party hosted at the Wood home on Boulevard. Guests mingled in the living room and garden, with pink rosebud and delphinium decor and hundreds of attendees enjoying tea, sandwiches, and frozen punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Wood
Elliott
R. K. Stewart
W. A. Lambeth
Hazel Shipman
Frances Douglas
Mary F Elisabeth Harlee
Collier Ellis
Fred Voliva
Helen Marsh
Anne Robbins
Hibernia Hudson
Phillip Davis
Frances Walker Lambeth
Elizabeth Willis
Salisbury
Mesdames W. F. Ellis
Ralph Parker
Lucille Goldston
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Wright and Mr Dorsett
Mrs Allie Wright celebrated her fifty third birthday and her father W C Dorsett turned seventy seven at a dinner party hosted by Mrs D H Grubb on Jamestown route one. Attendees included Greens bore route one residents and numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Wright
W. C. Dorsett
D. H. Grubb
Jamestown
Wright
Mr. Dorsett
Greensbore
Alille Wright
J. H. Billings
J. W. Blackwell
Ernest Dalrymple
J. H. Blackwell
Charles Westmoreland
Carrie Billings
T. M. Wood
Nina
Mary Wood
Carrie Wilkie
Nannie Robbins
Oscar Wilkie
Royal announce birth of son Julian Hubert Jr
Mr and Mrs J H Royal of 505 Oakland announce the birth of a son today May 24 at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Royal
Oakland Street
Julian Hubert, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Greensboro College Announces Commencement Program Details
Alumnae urged to attend the Alumnae Student dinner at 6 00 P M Saturday May 26 as part of the commencement program. The schedule includes the annual business meeting of the Alumnae Association and other activities for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College
Satunorday
Bridie Bargain Bite Offers Unconventional Wedding Gifts
A humorous bridal gift guide urges brides to skip traditional silver and present wall space, artworks, and modern appliances from Elliott Wood's shop. It promotes mahogany furniture, bric a brac, France and Early American decor, and handy kitchen gadgets like a versatile mixer and percolator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridie
Elliott Wood
Elliott
Duncan Phyfe
Greensboro College activities and events schedule
A list of Greensboro College events includes a social hour at 5:00 P M, Alumnae Student dinner at 6:00 P M, and an annual guest performance at 8:30 P M. Sunday services feature a sermon by Dr. Walter Lee Lingle. Other items note an Anniversary Young Women's Christian Association event and Class Day exercises with a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College
Ye Gyoo
Walter Lee Lingle
Davidson
Young Women's Christian Association
Walter O Sonday
M. E. Young People City Union Meets Tonight
The M. E. Young People's City Union holds its regular monthly meeting at South Main Street church at 8 o'clock. It is the last two meetings of the year and final plans for the May 28 Junaluska Party at Ley Memorial church are discussed to raise funds for delegates to the Lake Junaluska conference July 16 to 20. Each church will sell refreshments and compete to raise money, inviting all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. City Union
M. E. Young People’s City Union
South Main Street
Lake Junaluska
Junaluska
Union
Viola Mre Returns Home After Hospital Operation
Viola Mre, previously at Burrus Memorial Hospital, has been removed to her home at 634 East Lexington Avenue after an operation two weeks ago. Aerodotuse is recognized as the father of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Church
Lexington Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Aerodotuse
Misses Mann Pollock Guests In Greensboro
Miss Frances Mann and Miss Ruth Pollock visit Greensboro as guests of Miss Margaret Betta Lewis and Miss Betty Wal drop and will be honored during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mann
Ruth Pollock
Greensboro
Margaret Betta Lewis
Betty Waldrop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Dean
Miss Everitt
Grace
Moffitt
Piav
Peggy Teague
Julia Marsh
Winifred Wall
Gloria Ilderton
Ruth Williard
Pes
0. C. Chidester
Geddie Strickland
Floyd Wilson
Percy White
A. York
A. B. Frasier
Mrs. Johnson
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Wright
Pather
Margot
Perkinson
Gorham, International
Towle
Perkinson’s
Traub
Household Appliance Company
Miss Lewis
Greensboro Country Club
Goodyear West Sport Oxfords
Thompson Shoe Stord
Belk-Steevens
CALA
Eno
Stewart-Warner
Stewart Warner World Round
RADIO
Thomas
S. Main ST
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