Mildred Massey Weds Jerome Moran in Quiet High Point Ceremony
Miss Mildred Evans Massey and Jerome Stevens Moran wed at the Massey home on Maple Street with Rev. H N Bowne officiating. The bride wore brown velvet and a family heirloom wedding ring. the couple, after a Charleston motor trip, will reside at 606 Forest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Massey
Jerome Moran
Mildred Evans Massey
Jerome Stevens Moran
H. C. Massey
Maple Street
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
B. F. Massey
High Point High School
High Point College
Tomlinson Chair Company
Moran
Robert Samuel Moran
West End Furniture Company
Local Social Notes From High Point and Nearby Homes
Montgomery Alabama guests Mr and Mrs Hodson visit J W Martin family while Miss Moran and Mrs Moran of Winston-Salem tour Parkway scenes. Greenville hosting Mrs Leslie Bowling. Miss Myrtle Rodwell returns from Florala after visiting Mrs Forrest Murray on Parkway. Mrs D E Welch returns to Albany New York after week with Mrs C F Grissom. Hamiltons back from Montreal to Lindsay street. Sportsmen Bill Phillips Cox and James Paul to Washington for Armistice Day weekend. Tillie Snyder visits High Point with Genevieve Moore on Roland Avenue. Harlee and Caldwell travel to Kinston to attend Governor Caswell memorial events.
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Myrtle Rodwell
Florala
Ala
Forrest Murray
Parkway
Tillie Snyder
Asheville
High Point
Genevieve Moore
Roland Avenue
Snyder
Bureau of Arts
D. E. Harlee
A. L. Caldwell
December Meeting Planned With Hostesses
The hostess served delicious refreshments to many members. The next meeting will be with Mrs. H S Spoon, with Mrs. R L Allred as associate hostess on the first Thursday evening in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. A. Lindsay
Colonial Drive
Mesdames
L. B. Joiner
T. A. Kearns
P. W. Flagge
J. W. Kearns
E. E. Sensenback
A. G. Douglass
H.S. Spoon
R. L. Allred
Film Fashions On At American
Winter styles in natural colors are shown this week at the American theatre via Waggers store. Barbara Kent wears a semi princess frock of black satin from Harold Lloyd’s Welcome Danger. Jocelyn Lee appears in kasha and velvet ensemble. Ethlyne Claire sports a tweed outfit with caracul trim. Carol Lombard features a new length coat with flares.
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Waggers
Dainty
Barbara Kent
Harold Lloyd
Welcome Danger
Jocelyn Lee
Ethlyne Claire
Carol Lombard
Home Talkies Bring Talking Pictures to the Home
In London a perfected machine allows amateur photographers to create home talking pictures. The device is affordable for the average household and records images that are then shown on a screen by the same instrument.
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London
First Balloon Ascends in France in 1783
A fragment notes the first balloon ascent occurred in France in 1783 the same year England recognized American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
America
Phi Beta Club Holds Meeting In Greensboro
Mrs. Robert Lambeth hosted a Greensboro luncheon for the Phi Beta club and guests. Miss Mamie Harris led a Monticello and Monroe program, with poetry by Mrs. Harville, readings on Monticello, and a tea-pot game end. The day included a dog interlude by Frantz and a later Women’s club gathering with a citizenship talk by L. A. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Club
Greensboro
Thomasville
Robert Lambeth
Monticello
Monroe
Mamie Harris
Lambeth
Frantz
Garland Daniel
C. H. Burnham
Marion Keith
O. J. McCoy
Lexington
J. R. Myers
E. W. Cates
R. C. Harville
Ralph Wilson
C. H. Newby
Meade Hite
Lois Johnson
Charles Lambeth
Woman's Club
H. W. Maier
R. W. Crews
Maier
Club Women of America
Berceuse
Jocelyn) Godard
Beulah Norment
Crews
R. 3. Green
Educational Department
American Home Committee
T. Jennings
Ella Dorsett
J. B. Bumgarner
Robert Rapp
J. K. Fleming
S. G. Moore
C. H. Phillips
Homer Sink
Vernon Snyder
L. A. Martin
C. M. Howell
Martin
American Citizenship Department
Gastonia ladies visit Mrs. Reece Harville’s home
Mrs. Pinkney Rankin and nearby guests Mrs. Henry Rankin Mrs. Steve Barnwell Mrs. Charleston Torrence from Gastonia spent Tuesday as visitors at the home of Mrs. Reece Harville.
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Pinkney Rankin
Henry Rankin
Steve Barnwell
Charleston Torrence
Gastonia
Reece Harville
Mrs Johnson at New York meeting for child welfare
Mrs Kate Burr Johnson, North Carolina Public Welfare commissioner, attends the White House conference on Child Health and Protection in New York City. The session at the Commodore Hotel aligns with Section IV committees to plan a nationwide survey of child health and welfare with Hoover administration backing and philanthropic support.
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Hoover
Welcome Party for Mrs. B C Reavis in Asheboro
Social events in Asheboro feature a welcome party and shower for Mrs. B C Reavis as Rev. Reavis resumes duties at First Methodist for a fourth year. Fifty five guests enjoy Halloween contests, autumn decorations, and gifts.
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Asheboro
C. C. Cranford
W. A. Underwood
L. Cranford
G. L. Millikan
C. C. Crawford
B. C. Reavis
Reavis
First Methodist Church
Mabel Parrish
John K. Wood
Hallowe'en
Pugh Family Net Sixth Birthday Party For Glenn Fox Pugh
Mrs. Jess Pugh hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for Glenn Fox Pugh with twelve children in Halloween themed games and decorations. Iris Lee Kearns won the girls prize and Billie Burns the boys prize in a tail on a black cat contest. Ices in pink and white and a decorated birthday cake accompanied party favors for each child. The Sun day Afternoon Club met for its second session of the season on Sunset Avenue with a program of two short stories by Mrs. M G Edwards and Mr Garner.
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Jess Pugh
Glenn Fox Pugh
Iris Lee Kearns
Billie Burns
J. T. Lewallen
Sunset Avenue
M. G. Edwards
Aac
Garner
R. G. Lewallen
Will Lewallen
Arthur Burkhead
Henry Ingram
Sedden Goods
Wilson
Mrs Edith Millikan Honored At Maple Grove Country Event
Mrs Earle Bulla hosted a Friday reception for Entre Nous and Idcle-A-While clubs at Maple Grove. Miss Edith Millikan of Archdale, the honoree about to be married this month, received a lingerie set as a gift. High score prizes in Bridge and Rook went to Mrs Ervin Frye and Mrs Lacy Lewis, with visitor prize to Mrs Woolen of High Point, fall flowers and Halloween favors decorated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Bulla
Maple Grovefs
Hallowe’en
Mrs Parks Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Russell Parks entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon with only one visitor, Mrs Shelton Burkhead, who achieved top score and received a deck of cards. Fall flowers decorated the living room.
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Russell Parks
Bridge Club
Shelton Burkhead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rachmaninoft
Curran IV
Liebestraume
Liszt Die Loreley
Liszt
Convien Partir
Donizett
E. CG. T. Cgc
East Carolina Teachers College
Sheraton Hotel
Elizabeth Stuart
Clara Grissom
Mary Colson
Lois Dalrymple
Anne Kaney
Mary Moran
Erwin Moran
Winston-Salem
Capus Waynick
Leslie Bowling
Greenville, N. C
D. E. Welch
Albany, N. Y
C. F. Grissom
Charles Hamilton
Montreal
Lindsay Street
Bill Phillips
Joseph J. Cox
James K. Paul
Washington
Chic
Miss Gooch
North Main
Home
Ethel
More
Amt
Jerome S. Moran
H. €. Massey
la Gusta
Woman’s Club
Carmal Street
Laura Fife
la Gusta Club
Ruth Myers
Raymond Phillips
Ansel Cox, Jr
Greenville
D. C
Helen Hinkle
Eva White
Emily Commander
Leola Black
Ray Hoover
Ansel Cox
Arthur Black
W. H. Tudor
Thomasville Woman's Club
Salem Street
Lillian Yow
Tee Rice
W. S. Long
Elizabeth Blair
New York
White House Conference On Child Health and Protection
M. P
Priscilla Club
Cranford Street
R. C. Lewallen
C. L. Cranford
Lewallen
Crawford
M. H. Burkhead
Park Street
Sam Storey
Ervin Ray
Ray
Roy Cox
J. G. Crutchfield
Virginia Lowe
Clarice Williams
Siler City
C. C. Richardson
Leo Rich
Rook
Harry France
Clarence Feemster
Dick Stone
Misses Clarke
Jessie Williams
Ronie Sheffield
Caisie Way
R. E
Copeland
Clyde Chisholm
Hoyt Stone
Stier City
Fred Page
James Neely
Cothran G. Smith
Rose G. Rush
Margaret Erwin Robina
Moore's Book Store
Princess Cafe
Robert Kirtakides
Bob
Tom Thompson
John Cavas
Dutch Laundry, Inc
South Main Street
High Point Savings and Trust Company
North Main Street
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