Local Couple Wed In Arkansas On October 20
Namy Justice and Pvt. Raymond Davis wed at 11 AM October 20 in Newport Arkansas. Officiant Rev Jefferson Sherman at the First Methodist parsonage. Bride wears gold suit blue blouse gloves corsage white. Mrs. Davis daughter of E P Justice Sr. She is a Western Union employee. Pvt. Davis son of D F Davis White Oak Street and is stationed with the Marine Corps in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davis
Miss Namy Justice
Newport, Ark
Arkansas
Newport
Ark
Namy Justice
Jefferson Sherman
White
Nat's Club Urges Women to Vote in 1940 Election
Mrs. Charles G. Doak reports that North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs leaders urge every woman to vote in the November 7 election. Clubwomen emphasize registration and turnout, study of campaign issues, and support for candidates likely to end the war. An upcoming broadcasts reminder is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
LaFell Dickinson
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina
J. Henry Highsmith
Gordon Maddrey
William ©. Barnard, Jr
World Organization of Nations
Club Meeting Ahead at 1009 North Main Street
At her home the regular club gathers Tuesday afternoon at 3 30. Members are asked to bring current events for the program, it was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Miss Conrad Shown Bridal Honor At Sheraton
Miss Conrad received a bridal courtesy hosted by Miss Lucille Tesh at the Sheraton Hotel. Seven bridge tables, autumn flowers, corsage markers, and prizes highlighted the informal event honoring Lt. Carr's fiancée from Montgomery, with guests from High Point and Thomasville attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Conrad
Sheraton
Lucille Tesh
Jacquelyn Conrad
A Carr
Alatgomery
Ninies
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Tesh
Larry Russell
Harold Winslow
Jeanette Friddle
Woman's Club At T'ville Hears Book Reviews
Thomasville readers attend the Woman's club October meeting on Elliott Drive where Miss Jean Simpson reviewed books on life in Oriental Countries. Other notes include social events and a wedding announcement for Vivian Denning to Sgt Bruce Byerly set in Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
T'ville
Thomasville
Elliott Drive
C. L. White, Jr
Jean Simpson
H. C. Nicholson
John Pennington
Walkertown
C. R. Hamrick
W. S. Horton
R. G. Jennings
Girl Scout Week Observed With Troop Activities
Girl Scout Troop 11 hosts an evening party at Ward Street Methodist church hut from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Marie Beard Faye Nell Cole Delores Clement Willadean Chaney Betty Lou Underwood and others chaperoned by Mrs Mabel Burnett. A Junior High School troop held a costume Halloween program at the Recreation Room after a supper. Members present include Mrs Brooks Reitzel and Sue Oakley among others with guests Mrs R R Jackson and Lake Carter. A large number of High Point Scouts are making tray favors and place cards for army hospitals while troops four and six aid in local hospitals.
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Ward Street Methodist Church
Marie Beard
Faye Nell Cole
Delores Clement
Willadean Chaney
Betty Lou Underwood
Doris Jenkins
Ruby Lawson
Ellen Gay
Helen Gay
Margaret Pope
Claude McKinney
Gary Reddick
Jack Wrenn
Billy Gray
Co. L. Corns
Edward Williams
Vernon Taylor
Paul Hampton
Roy Gay
Richard Clement
Mabel Burnett
Girl Scout Recreation
Pvt Billy Pickard Honored At Party
Mrs. Jake Bodenhamer entertained a group of girls and boys at her West Lexington home Friday night in honor of her brother Pvt Billy Pickard home on furlough from Alaska. Games and contests were held with red white and blue colors. Refreshments served to a long list of attendees including relatives and friends from Washington DC and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanes
Lexington Avenue
Ralph Lambeth
Theresa Hoover
Jane Austin
Mesdames David Diamont
Dorothy Boyles
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Harry Brown Finch
Eanes
Rebecca Pollock
Jake Bodenhamer
West
Billy Pickard
Alaska
Ruth Welborn
Betty Joe Nelson
Reece and
Illa Mae Johnson
Donald Swain
Windy
Billie
Harley Cecil
Donnie Peace
Helen Poole
Delores Burton
Billie Fields
Kenneth
Mary Frances Johnson
Devoe
Larman Sink
Margaret Soots
Wesley Smith
Margaret ‘Bodenhamer
Bernice Sells
Dor‘s Edwards
Mary Lou’ Thornton
Carol Johnson
R. C
Fay Craven
Doris Swain
Buck” McGee
Sparky” Pickard
Frances Bodenhamer
Radfred Johnson
Billie Walls
S.M.C
Washington, D. C
Jerrell Kennedy
Judy Kennedy
iPvt
Pickard
Thomasville Couple Wed In Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs B L Byerly of 327 Woodland Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Inez to Charles Quentin Yow of High Point route 4. The ceremony occurred October 28 at 6 30 p m at Reverend B Flowe s home in Thomasville with a ring ceremony and white dahlia decor.
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Thomasville
B. L. Byerly
Woodland Avenue
Inez
Charles Quentin Yow
High Point
Route 4
Reveral B. Flowe
South Side Baptist Church
Inez Byerly
Mr. Yow
J. W. Yow
Altrusa and Club Activities Schedule Across Week
Social calendar lists Altrusa executive board meeting at Sheraton Blue Room with dinner, plus multiple club events. Highlights include Garden clubs at YWCA, Emerywood gatherings, USO staff meeting, and weekly USO dances and service men suppers at YMCA and YWCA venues.
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YWCA
USO
Mrs Dunbar Hosts Elizabeth Dunbars Third Birthday Party
Mrs Aubrey Dunbar entertained at 307 East Farms Avenue for her daughter Elizabeth Josephine on her third birthday. Yellow and green decor cheered a cake centerpiece while guests including Evelyn Marie Long and siblings received ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Marie Long
Mrs. Dunbar
Elizabeth Josephine
Bobby Wilson
Bobby Carter
Dinah Nibbelink
Allen Lemmon
Judy Boylen
Sandra James
Carolyn Casey
Carolyn Kirkman
Billy
Susie Franklin
Evelyn Long
Co-Operettes Meet at Mrs Garner’s Home
The Co Operette international club will meet at the home of Mrs. N. L. Garner 433 West Lexington avenue Tuesday evening at 7 45 according to secretary Mrs. R L Freeman An announcement notes New York state ranks 29th in area yet leads in health and population
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Co-Operette International Club
N. L. Garner
West
Lexington Avenue
R. L. Freeman
New York State
Music Study Club Meeting at Mrs Jackson Home
The Jane we Music Study club will meet at Mrs W L Jackson's Forest Hill Drive home this Friday at 11 o'clock. The program centers on Music of the Civil War era with emphasis on Stephen Foster.
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Garden Study Club
Silas Casey
Greenway Drive
Woman's Club
YWCA
W. T. Best
Raleigh
R. T. Cottam
Parkway
Delk Smith
Emerywood Country Club
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Emerywood
YMCA
Jackson
Jane We Music Study Club
Stephen Foster
Early Loudspeakers Used Horns and Diaphragms
Before 1918 the loud speaker employed an ordinary electromagnetic receiver with a vibrating diaphragm. A conical horn attached concentrated the sound output.
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Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Nat
W. O. T. Club
Mrs. Willis
W.O.T. Club
Samuel Hyman
Ledy
J.diamond
South Main ST
Mevyntina
ORR
Hasty High School
Prince
Princess
King
Lutritia Murphy
Billy Doe Hill
James Morris
Queen
Donnie Marie Peace
Olivia Greenway
Guy Conrad
R. E. Carr
Washington
Carr
Robert Ellison
S. R. Sorrell
Gibson
Betty
Belle Cribbs
Louise Hardison
Rebecca Jarrell
Marky” Beal
Mildred Coggins
Mary Sicoli
Catherine Carmichael
Virginia Morgan
Ben Warner
Mesdames
Max Lipe
Shirley Ty‘singer
Frank Fraylick
Webb Clinard
Belva Harris
Lessie Harris
Gertrude Kirk
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Orr
Harris
W. L. Baker
James K. Denning
Coats
N. C
Vivian
T Sgt
Bruce Byerly
Luther Byerly
Macon, Ga
Pvt
T’ville
Altrusa Club
Evelyn R. Sutton
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
J. F. Hayden
Valette J. Harris
H. A. Millis
Co-Operette Club
Pinehurst
Sandhills
Maurice
Beauty Shoppe
New Fall Rayons
Seersucker
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