Marriages in Danville Tie Two Local Families
The notice reports the marriage of Miss Wilson to Harvey H. Pierce in Danville Virginia on November 11. Miss Wilson is daughter of Jesse Wilson and the groom son of Mr. and Mrs. J B Pierce of Danville. The couple will reside on Park Street. Also listed is the marriage of Beulah Alta Horton to Charles Larston Wood in Danville on November 4 1933 witnessed by Bessie Horton and Leslie Leviner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Harvey H. Pierce
Danville, Va
Jesse Wilson
J. B. Pierce
City
Mrs. Pierce
Park Street
BE. R. Njames
Archdale
Beulah Alta Horton
Charles Larston Wood
High Point
Danville
Bessie Horton
Leslie Leviner
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Gatherings
The Canterbury club luncheon hosted by Mrs. William Lindsay at Ot teray drive precedes 8 p m Sorosis club at Mrs. Oscar Kearns on Washington street. Wednesday Contract club at Mrs. Sam Davis Jr on South Main. Music Literature dept meets 3 30 p m at Mrs. 8 R Matthews 640 Colonial Drive with associate hostesses. Thursday Entre Nous club at Mrs. 8 C Clark Parkway. Lotus club at Mrs C G Earnhardt 1100 Johnson Street. YWCA board meets 7 30 p m. Friday Legion Auxiliary 7 45 p m at East Lexington avenue with associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
William Lindsay
Otteray Drive
Oscar Kearns
Sorosis Club
Washington Street
Sam Davis, Jr
South Main Street
R. Matthews
Woman's Club
Colonial Drive
H. Tate
W. R. Shafter
8. C. Clark
Entre Nous Club
Parkway
Lotus Club
C. ¢. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
The
Y. W
Eastern Star Meeting Sets Thanksgiving Donations Drive
The Eastern Star Chapter 106 in High Point held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Harriett Godwin in charge. Members were urged to donate to the Oxford Orphanage and the Masonic Home for Thanksgiving, with boxes to be mailed that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harriett Godwin
Bernice Tice
Oxford
Dr. Tice
North Main Street
Louise Black
Masonic Home
Eagle
North Mainstret
Mrs W F Morgan Improves at Home After Illness
Mrs. W F Morgan is improving at 1717 English street after several days of pleurisy. Mrs J H Moser and relatives from Claremont and Hendersonville visited the Sigman home at 508 Carr street. Mrs R I Quigley returned from Cleveland after her mother’s death. Miss Lessie Neville of Enfield arrives to stay with local friends. Oak Hill PTA hears Mrs Cottam speak on What Movies Shall My Child See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Morgan
English Street
J. H. Moser
Rose Moser
Mary Carpenter
Claremont
G. C. Hewitt
Helen Hewitt
Hendersonville
BE. P. Sigman
Carr Street
R. I. Quigley
Cleveland
Ohio
J. E. Aylard
Quigley
Altrusa Club Celebrates Second Birthday With Dinner
Altrusa club marked its second anniversary at a bi weekly dinner at the Craton Hotel. President Mrs. W W Dickerson presided. Thomas W Sprinkle spoke on the club’s civic history and Red Cross roll call. Miss Clara Cox urged Red Cross support. Ann Albright announced vocational guidance work. Eighteen members attended with two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Craton Hotel
W. W. Dickerson
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Civic Club
High Point
Clara Cox
Red Cross
Ann Albright
High Point High School
Local Women Lead Greensboro Woman's College Orchestra
Miss Adelaide Crowell and Miss Susan Sharp of High Point are chosen as president and manager of the Woman's College orchestra at the University of North Carolina Greensboro campus. Gladys Black of Thomasville is secretary and Betty Wilson of Marion is librarian. The 35-member group, directed by Henry Fuchs, will perform Rossini's Stabat Mater with the college chorus on Sunday December 10 at Aycock Auditorium, following a previous campus concert attended by about 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Crowell
Susan Sharp
High Point
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Gladys Black
Thomasville
Betty Wilson
Marion
Henry Fuchs
School of Music
Woman's College
Aycock Auditorium
Crowell
Sharp
Wayside Garden Club Hosts Winter Indoor Gardens Program
The Wayside Garden Club held its meeting at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s home due to illness elsewhere. President Mrs. C. B. Mattocks led discussions on the Christmas party and the state garden club year book. Mrs. Hayden presented the program on Winter Indoor Gardens with notable displays including a California redwood burl in water and African daisies in a fish bowl. Visitor Mrs. Stacey of Lumberton attended with sister Mrs. Craven Page, among regular members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
John Sheloff
C. B. Mattocks
State Garden Club
Mattocks
John Blair
C. C. Hayworth
Hayden
Stacey
Lumberton
Craven Page
Mesdames Co
L. Amos
D. L. Bouldin
P. W. Flagge
J. A. Morris
H. W. McCain
D. E. Richardson
Edith Moore Sherrod
J. W. Wilson
Miss Martha Blair
Legion Auxiliary Opens District Meet in Hut in Thomasville
In Thomasville on November 15 the fourteenth district meeting of the North Carolina American Legion Auxiliary opens at 1 30 PM in the Legion Hut Kinneywood with Mrs M H Shumway presiding. A luncheon at Mrs J W Peacock home precedes the session with local president Mrs Raymond Phillips hosting and guests including state and district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fourteenth District
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Mut
Kinneywood
M. H. Shumway
Lexington
J. W. Peacock
Raymond Phillips
Mamie Harris
W. R. Absher
North Wilkesboro
Frank Johnson
Statesville
William Warwick
Birth announced for Marcus Whitfield in Thomasville
Born to Mr and Mrs J W Stone a son Marcus Whitfield on November 14 at their home on Lexington avenue Thomas ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stone
Marcus Whitfield
Lexington Avenue
Thomasville
Queens resident Mary Rucker visits Chicora College area
Miss Mary Rucker of Queens Chicora College Charlotte returns after a weekend with her parents on West Main. Mr and Mrs L D Bridges spent Sunday in Sanford due to Mrs Maggie Bridges illness. The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M E church met with Mrs Gladys Herring and associates. Officers were elected with Mrs Perry as president and a full slate listed. An interesting program on Japan was given by Mrs Ernest F on Social Movement followed by articles read by Mrs Charles Phillips and others and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Holton
Mary Rucker
Queens
Chicora College
Charlotte
Mrs. H. D. Rucker
West Main Street
Janie Tuttle
R. H. Phillips
Belva Harris
Tom Lambeth
Mildred Pope
Minerva Heilig
J. E. Lawing
L. C. King
8. L. Pollock
Ernest Freedle
Agent Outlook
Lessie
Parsonage Comtee
Austin Finch
Ernest F
Japan
Charles Phillips
Vinol Iron Tonic Boosts Energy and Weight Gain
A testimonial says a man who was tired and frail gained 10 pounds after using Vinol iron tonic. The ad promotes Vinol as delicious and credits Mann Drug Stores with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cromberg
Mann Drug Stores
Birth of Clara Grace to Mr and Mrs D B
Mr and Mrs D B announce the birth of a daughter Clara Grace on November 16 at their home here. Mrs D E before marriage was Lola Mae McCranie of Moul Ga. Friends of Mrs Carl Blom regret to learn she remains ill at her home on Charlotte Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B
Clara Grace
Dee
Lola Mae McCranie
Moul Ga
Carl Blom
Charlotte Street
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Wood-Horton
Moffitt’s
North Main
the Legion Auxiliary
Stirewall
East
Fox Marshall
Jack Burris
EB. L. Bennett
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Vetra Hauser
Pauline Gailey
Dorothy Michael
Prospect Road
Logan Harbinson
Carson Stout
8S. M. Barr
Friendship Circle of
First Reformed Church
Mary Jones
P. H. Elder
East Green Street
Archdale M. E. Church
E. B. Jarrett
Kearns Street
Erskine Kinley
Flint Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lessie Neville
Enfield
Pauline Haynes
Helen Smith
Young Women
Woman’s College At
Greensboro
Pekr
Helen Welshimer
Johnny Jones
Channy Jones
Legion Auxiliary
Margaret Linker
W. J. Prather
Concord
P. M. Shulinburger
China Grove
Joel Hargett
Monroe
Max Barker
Salisbury
Vicks Stainless
National Market CO
Solomon
Tng
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lovette
Perkinson
Brig
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