Ann Lindsay born at High Point hospital
Mr and Mrs Lawrence D Leon ard announce the birth of a daughter Ann Lindsay on November 1 at High Point hospital. Community notices follow with club meetings and events including Utopian Book club, Wo men's club art department, Bible studies, card party, Philomathean, Philathea classes, and a Jamestown Hallowe en party with refreshments for about thirty guests. The section also notes a marriage announcement for Frieda Louise Thurber and Herman R Honeycutt in Martinsville Virginia and a Music Club Halloween party at Allen Jay high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Leonard
Ann Lindsay
High Point Hospital
Brown
Jamestown
Floyd Brown
Horace William Thurber
Frieda Louise
Herman R. Honeycutt
Martinsville
Virginia
First Christian Church
Charles Wales
John Kellam
High Point
H. W. Thurber
Branch Street
City Schoola
Guilford College
Asheville Normal School
WBIG
Miss Thurber
Mr. Honeycutt
W. A. Honeycutt
Kannapolis
Efird’s
Honeycutt
Milbourne Heights
Allen Jay High School
Frances Dunman
Fairfield Road
Pauline Hicks
Morelle Keller
Dunman
Miss Hicks
Katherine Reddick
Gladys Stone
Anaila Robertson
Ruth Hendricks
Allie Owens
Doris Hunt
Mozelle Keller
Myrtle Poore
Vera Mae Ferree
Honolulu Briles
Elizabeth Crowell
Mae Ingram
Aline Hendricks
Mesdames M. T. Hicks
D. J. Hendricks
James Reddick
Messrs
Wray Giles
Frank Hicks
Theodore Robertson
Russell Briles
Richard Hendricks
Charles Hendricks
Doris Rodden
J. H. Duncan
Harvey Mathews
Charles McAnally Appears Before Supreme Court in Raleigh
Charles McAnally spends several days in Raleigh where he is appearing before the Supreme court. Mr and Mrs Raymond Rike and Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown spent Sunday in Blowing Rock. Mrs Florence Alderman of Greensboro is visiting Mrs Capus Waynick at Carrickmoor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McAnally
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Raymond Rike
Glenn Brown
Blowing Rock
Florence Alderman
Greensboro
Capus Waynick
Carrickmoor
Prominent Lexington Tea Honoring Mrs Wall Bride Week Ties
In Lexington a week of social events featured a refined tea hosted by Mrs. C M Wall and her daughter Mrs. R M Sheffield at Mrs Wall’s home to honor the newlywed Mrs. Robert Wall. The event included a formal receiving line, elaborate yellow chrysanthemum and dahlia decorations, and a refined dining display with ophelia roses. A musical program followed by Mrs. Carroll Wall’s farewells closed the gathering. Also announced was the surprise marriage of Miss Ardell Pickett to Mr. James Anderson near Danville Virginia, with Pickett noted as a longtime clerk at Eaird's department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
C. M. Wall
R. M. Sheffield
Robert Wall
Fletcher Wall
W. O. Burgin
C. M
C. J. McCoy
T. V. Kirkman
W. F. Brinkley
Fred Hackney
W. B. Hunt
Willis Vestal
Ira
Ardell Pickett
James Anderson
Danville, Va
Clyde Pickett
Eaird’s Department Store
W. J. Haselden
Ford Street
Vance Beck
Claudia Baker
Zack Taylor
Frank Hulin
Vivian Smith
Mayme Fountain
Meta
Pat Young
R. Reid Settle
Charles S. Williams
Donald Harris
K. V
Curtis Koontz
Raymond Bowers
Arvil Disher
Chalmers Hutchins
First M P Church Urges Farmer Return At Quarterly Session
At a well attended fourth quarterly conference Rev R S Farmer received a unanimous call to return for the next year. E L Douglass to ask for the assignment, A M Rankin named general treasurer, plans merged church funds and budget, junior church to close for now, Every Member Canvass to follow. North Carolina conference opens tomorrow with Dr S W Taylor in charge. Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. S. Farmer
E. L. Douglass
Farmer
E. L. Allman
Morringeg
Capt. A. M. Rankin
R. H. Shaw
T. M. Johnson
T. Glenn Madison
Thomasville
Taylor
W. Taylor
C. W. Bates
Greensboro
George R. Brown
D. D
Reidsville
P. 8
Kennett
High Point College
J C. B. Way
Tobaccoville
Fred W. Paschal
Burlington
B. B. Stimson
High
October Weather Summary From Local Meteorologist
The October report by A B Horney shows mean temperature 69 degrees with a high of 94 and a low of 34. October 16 saw .50 inches of rain, total precipitation .88 inches, and 22 clear days seven partly cloudy and two cloudy. Two days had at least .01 inches of precipitation and only three days exceeded 90 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
Vicar Woollett Found Dead in Leesfield Vicarage
London coroner's jury reports the Rev. F. W. C. Woollett of Leesfield died by asphyxiation in his vicarage. They concluded he was possessed of an evil spirit, had lost faith, and had laid a curse on his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
F. W. C. Woollett
Leesfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utopian Club
Utopian Book Club
Walter B. Thome
Colonial Drive
RT Department
Art
The
Women’s Club
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
R. C. Hubbard
Fra Angelico
Archa Coit
Stephens Bible Class
Stephens
D. C. Dorsett
Bay Street
C. S. Grayson
Country Club
H. N. Phillips
Philomathean Club
Philathea
Calvary M. EB. Church
John McMahan
East Green Street
First Baptist Church
J. EB. Wichard
North Hamilton Street
Flora B. Hamilton
W. B. Vail
Birdie Smith
Ruth Grogan
S. W. Brinson
H. B. Causby
Paul Hancock
L. R. Sessoms
J. M. Thorpe
Woman's Club
Elwood
Allen Jay Music Club
Moffitt’s
Lexington Society
M. P. Church
Omaha
Neb
Ritchie
William Ritchie
Charles Bryan
Anderson
B. F. Anderson
South Carolina
Jones Drug Company
Toots
Dong
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
Jimmy Murphy
Alga Aim
Murpny
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Misses Sperling & Sperling
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
H. G. Slderton Motor Co
Grimes and
Clark
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