Terrys Win Trophy In Emerywood Duplicate Series
Mr and Mrs R B Terry won the Emerywood Country Club ten week duplicate series trophy for first and second places. Yesterday’s winners include Mrs C G Mackintosh and Welch Harts first in north south. Mb and Mrs Capus Waynick second. Mr and Mrs R B Terry east west first. Mrs Laurance Ingram and Mrs Roy Strotz second. Mrs W P Hazelwood and Mrs Bruce Conrad third. Other players listed include Mesdames Jack Holbrook Phil Warmer Valetta Harris C C Prince J H Ayers Harold Bennett O G Durland E T Howard J T Ryan C S Beaver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
Emerywood Country Club
W. E. McKenney
National Bridge Authority
C. G. Mackintosh
Welch Harts
C. C. Prince
J. H. Ayers
Harold Bennett
O. CG. Durland
E. T. Howard
J. T. Ryan
C. S. Beaver
J. S. Welborn
Stuart Sproul
Hak Davis
Grand Winter Wedding Details At Hillcrest Drive
Formal wedding described with gowns in satin and net, bridesmaids in Temple Blue and Rosedust, flower girl and ring bearer in matching dresses. Bride, daughter of the Kearns family, enters with her father Gurney St. Kearns. reception hosted by the parents at 308 Hillcrest drive with a long receiving line and detailed greetings by local relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen’ Marie Sheloff
Margaret Lewis
Greensboro
Della Copeland
Kinston
Maid of Honor
Temple
Gurney St. Kearns
Isearns
Hillcrest Drive
Alrs
Elizabeth H. Covington
J. Welch Harriss
Oscar E. Kearns
Gurney Kearns
A. F. Cheek
Embree H, Blackard
C. E. Rozzelle
J. E. Millis
Sun Room
Mesdames Amos Homer Ragan
Thomasville
L. M. H. Reynolds
J. Allen Austin
Kenneth Nnorr
Staunton
Alesdames Charles and
Anos Kearns
Bride Mrs Cheek Weds In Greenboro Wedding
Guests filled the dining room as bridal ices and deli foods were served by Betty Sechrest Pearl Thompson Pauline Douglas Margaret Hancock Jane Kearns Ann Kearns and Mrs Willian. Snow Hayes and other hosts presided in the gift room while Mr and Mrs Tom J Kearns stood at the rear. The home featured cut flowers and a white theme with green accents in the reception hall sun room and gift room. The bride and groom left for a northern trip and will be at home in Greensboro upon return. The bride wore a black crepe suit with sable furs and a black hat, orchids from her bouquet adorned her shoulder. Mrs Cheek is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Kearns and popular in High Point society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sechrest
Pearl Thompson
Pauline Douglas
Margaret Hancock
Jane
Ann Kearns
Willian
Snow Hayes
Mesdames
J. W. Harriss
O. P. Moffitt
Tom J. Kearns
Greensboro
City PTA notices invite meetings on roses and education
The Good Will Garden Club meets Wednesday at 10 at Mrs. W W Lewis 604 Woodrow Ave with talks on roses shrubs and flowering trees. Archdale PTA meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm at the school for studies and demonstrations on child development using pupils as examples. Elm Street PTA marks American Education Week Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the school. Grade mothers host a tea Thursday 1 30 to 3 30 at the school with open house for patrons and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Archdale
Ciation
Elm Street
Parent-teacher Association
Oak View P T A Program Of Readings And Music
Oak View P T A held a regular meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs S R Wimbish and a group of sixth grade girls presenting the devotional using the hundredth Psalm. Mrs George Moust presided and the attendance banner went to Mrs Wimbish's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Davis
S. R. Wimbish
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
Heta
George Moust
Wimbish
Cloverdale PT A Open House Tuesday Evening
Cloverdale PTA will hold a November meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 PM with an open house format. Parents may visit classrooms after a devotional led by Rev TG Smith of Highland Methodist Church and a brief business session. Richard J Reynolds moving picture Seeing North Carolina will be shown in technicolor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Pat. A
TG. Smith
Highland Methodist Church
Richard J. Reynolds
Moving Picture
North Carolina
Debutante Bride Ties With Greensboro Business Heir
At Fassifern and Gunston Hall therapies, the Raleigh debutante, presented in 1939, joins High Point Junior Service League and civic circles. Her groom, son of Mrs. Alexander Ford Cheek of Greensboro, is a UNC graduate, Sigma Chi, with ties to Cheek and Company. Both have appeared in many social events since the engagement news last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fassifern
Hendersonville
Gunston Hall
Washington D. C
Exergive
North Carolina Society
Raleigh
High Point
Junior Service League
Cheek
Alexander Ford Cheek
Greensboro
Mr. Cheek
Cheek and Company
Universit of North Carolina
Chapel
Sigma Chi
Brentwood P T A Plans Education Week Program
Brentwood P T A outlines a series of activities for American Education Week with daily special programs. The November meeting at the school auditorium features Miss Jones third grade devotional, M T Lawnbeth as speaker, Miss Cockdears and Miss Pitts as presenters.
Local social notes from Greensboro and High Point
Mrs L W Fentress and Mrs A W Watson of Greensboro visited Mrs Ada Frazier and family in High Point this week. Mrs Charlie Brown of Trinity remains in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Mrs by Ro Fraley has been ill at 310 Whittier Street and is now able to agew Visitors. Jack Ravin of Long Street is a patient at Guilford General Hospital after an operation Friday and is now able to age visitors. Mrs J R Veague, seven weeks at Baptist Winston-Salem, transferred to Duke Hospital for extended treatment. Dr and Mrs M A Lackey leave for St Louis to attend Southern Medical Association convention Nov 10. They expect return next Sunday. Mrs H T Douglas recuperating after operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Arthur London of Pittsboro visiting sister Mrs George Matton at 213 Hillcrest Drive for several days. John Atkins of Springfield Road recuperating at Burrus Memorial Hospital after Monday operation. Miss Mary Lewis Millis will attend German Club dance at UNC next weekend, escorted by John Diffendal. Mr and Mrs W V Evans and sons Floyd and Albert returned from Rock Hill S C after watching football game Erskine College vs Presbyterian College. son Lloyd joins them as co captain of Presbyterian College team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Fentress
A. W. Watson
Greensboro
Ada Frazier
High Point
Charlie Brown
Trinity
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Ro Fraley
Whittier Street
Jack Ravin
Long Street
Guilford General Hospital
J. R. Veague
the Baptist Hospital
Duke Hospital
M. A. Lackey
St. Louis
Southern Medical Association
H. T. Douglas
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Arthur London
Pittsboro
George Matton
Hillcrest Drive
John Atkins
Springfield Road
Mary Lewis Millis
University of North Carolina
John Diffendal
C. £. Diffendal
Edgedale Drive
W. V. Evans
Floyd
Albert
Rock Hill S. C
Erskine College
Presbyterian College
Lloyd
Local D. A. R. To Meet At Thomasville Club
The Alexander Martin chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold its November meeting at the Thomasville Woman's Club building on Tuesday, November 11. Thomasville members will hostesses and local attorney Thomas W. Sprinkle will speak on The Value and Importance of Wills. Meeting at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. N. S. Stirewall presides. Hostess chair J. E. Lambeth with Mrs. Finch, Blair, Myers, Austin Finch, Hoover, Lambeth, Stringfield, and Roberta Gray assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thomasville ‘Woman's Club
Thomasville
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Sprinkle
N. S. Stirewall
J. E. Lambeth
George D. Finch
J. R. Blair
John R. Myers
T. Austin Finch
G. Marshall Hoover
F. 5. Lambeth
Vanny B. Stringfield
Roberta Gray
Education for a Strong America school program invites
Invitations and programs describe a week of events at Emma Blair School under the theme Education for a Strong America. It lists PTAs, Junior Red Cross sponsorship, health dance, glee club, a short play Marys Peace Club, and an Armistice Day observance with Miss Austins sixth grade, Rev. F L L Conrad WHHL as main speaker. The second PTA meeting is at 7:30 on Tuesday, November 11, with devotionals and a peace play, inviting many parents during American Education Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Junior Red Cross
Emma Blair
Miss Austin
Fll
Conrad Whhl
Oak Hill School Plans Programs For Coming Week
Oak Hill School observes American Education Week November 9 to 15 with events at 1 PM Monday film Travelin g Through North Carolina in technicolor. Tuesday 7:30 PM PTA meeting features speaker Mrs N S Stirewalt and Grace Umstead of Dairy Council. Open house in classrooms after the auditorium program. Thursday morning Rev Sam Moss of South Main Street Methodist Church will address students and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
America
Oelock
North Carolina
Parent-Teacher Association
N.S. Stirewalt
Grace Umstead
Dairy Council of
High Point and
Greenshoro
Sam Moss
South Main Street
Altrusans To Hear Reports On Tuesday
The Altrusa Club will hold its regular dinner and November business meeting at the Sheraton on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Reports will cover the Air Raid Precaution course by the Women's Volunteer Services in which Mesdames Marie Caddell and Mabel Burnett recently studied in New York City and a concert by young baritone Donald Dickson sponsored by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Fore
Women’s Volunteer Services, Inc
Mesdames
Marie Caddell
Mabel Burnett
New York City
Donald Dickson
Mrs Sam Lewis Hosts Get-Together Club Meeting
Mrs Sam Lewis graciously hosted a Thursday evening party at her Boulevard home for the Get-To gether Club and guests. Red roses and chrysanthemums adorned rooms while Boston Rock played at three tables. P S Mason won high score for the men and received a novelty lapel button, with low score going to Mrs George E Knight who also received a plant. Refreshments included ice cream cake salted nuts and orangeade for Mr Mrs Charlie Thomas Mr and Mrs P S Mason Mesdames A F Fortner Bruce Bray George Knight Marvin Green George Ridge and Mr and Mrs Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lewis
Boulevard
Boston Rock
Lewis
George Ridge
P. S. Mason
George E. Knight
Charlie Thomas
Mesdames &. F
Miss Robertson Weds Mr Spaugh In Simple Vows At Thomasville
Betty Robertson daughter of W C Robertson wed Andrews V Spaugh in an afternoon ceremony at Rev M C Conner’s residence on the Thomasville highway. The bride wore black with red rose corsage. vows were spoken before an improvised altar of roses and chrysanthemums. The couple, both employed locally, will reside at 1406 West Green Street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Robertson
Andrews V. Spaugh
M.C. Conner
Thomasville
W. C. Robertson
W. C. Robertson and the Late Mrs. Robertson
Melrose Hosiery
Spaugh
Peerless Novelty Company
West Green Street
Sedgefield Bridge Event For Monday Has Been Postponed
Local bridge fans are informed of the postponement of the regular Monday evening tournament at Sedgefield Inn due to the visit of bridge authority William E McKenney. Mrs William Montgomery Person, who runs the Sedgefield event, plans to attend at Emerywood Country Club. Miss Pearl Thompson travelled Friday to Hampden Sydney College for weekend dances and will return home late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
William E McKenney
Bridge Authority
Emerywood Country Club
William Montgomery Person
Sedgefield
Johnson St School Plans Nation Education Week
Johnson Street School invites all parents to Education Week activities from Monday through Friday highlighting home school cooperation. Events include PTA play The Flag Makers by Miss Moss, open house for primary and upper grades, and assemblies led by Mrs Ivey and book day programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street School
America
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Flac Makers
Moss
Ivey
Church Social And Circles Of Faith Host Meetings
A city Baptist union meets Sunday at 2 30 pm at First Baptist with songs organ music and Thomas Dodamead speaking. Methodist and Baptist circles plan Monday and Friday gatherings at various homes and clubrooms across Wanton Street Green Street and West Memorial areas with chairmen hosts and addresses listed. The Armistice Day banquet at Fair Park features R L McMillan Raleigh as speaker and North Carolina produced menu items while Legion officers preside and greetings are exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
Miss Slunroe
Thomas Dodamead
Training Union
Fair Park
Andrew Jackson
American Legion Post
The
Legion Auxiliary
R. L. McMillan
Raleigh
the Legion
McMillan
R. R. Blackburn
Dan D. Arden
C. J. Lehmann
J. Worth Ivey
Indianapolis
Ind
Linster
C. A. York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terrys
Kearns
Charles
Amos Kearns
Miss Kearns
Emerywood Club
Charles L. Kearns
Amos R. Kearns
G. H. Kearns
Mr. Kearns
Katherine Kearns
Brice-Elect
Enterprise
Asia
High Point's
Nese
Tom B. Wong
Mgr. V
North Main Street
City P-T-A. News
Archdale P.T. A
Elm St. PT. A
Oak View P-T. A
Ray Street PT. A
C. F. Carroll
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Charles F. Carroll
Ada Blair
T. A
Ada Blair Parent-Teachers Association
WT. Winslow
Cloverdale PT. A
Brentwood P.T. A
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Thomasville Club
Altrusans
Sedgefield Bridge
Johnson St
Nat
U. S
Chile
KR. L. McMillan
First Methodist
Wanton's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. H. Allred
J. Kircett
Sherrod Street
Nessie York
C. R. Hinshaw
Gibson Club Room
Carl Ellison
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
J. R. Meredith
Hwill
G.I. Humphreys
College Drive
Lillie Green
Wesleyan Guild
Colon C. Crawford
Rotary Drive
Green Street Church
Green Street
Nora Haney
J. L. Wirett
East Green Street
J. B. Phillips
H. C. Bowyer
Wise Street
Ollie Rimmer
E. L. Beasley
English Street
Germany
Argentina
A. G. Rush
Carrick Avenue
Mabel Bullard
Wesley Memorial Circles
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Church
Howard Blair
Ralph Snyder
Greenway Drive
Ed Grimsley
James Kidd
Mayne Bundy
David Yow
Enlgedale
Delk Smith
J.T. Ellis
MM. H. Shiplett
V. D. Sale, Jr
Ray
Nibbelink
Mlontlieu
Taylor Simpson
I. T. Mann
Johnson
G. WW. McGuinn
H. C. Pitts
Wesleyan Service Guild
John Kilburn
Cainman
William D. Lewis
Wiltshire Boulevard
Mona Harville
J. C. Moore
J. E. Horney
Woodrow
Norma Dutton
Ingram Furniture Co
Philca
Old Virginia Groupe
By Tomlinson
Quality Furniture Co
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