Bride-Elect Sara Drabkin Feted At Bridge Party
Greensboro bride-elect Miss Sara Drabkin honored at Lindsay street event hosted by Misses Schwarts and Berma rd with seven tables of bridge. Roses, green and white decor, and prizes highlighted the evening while guests shared a salad course and gifts for the honoree. Out of town guest Mrs F Dabdkin attended along with Miss Pauline Levine and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Drabkin
Greensboro
Bess
Edna Schwarts
Gertrude Bermard
Bride
Misses Schwarts
Lindsay Street
Ecards
Rose Platkin
Henry Miller
Arnold Swann
Hos
Pauline Levine
F. Ddabdkin
Pauline
Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings and Ball
The Priscilla club meets at Mrs. E. C. Clark’s Parkway home at 3 p m. A Lotus club gathering is at Mrs. Floyd Wilson’s Farriss avenue home at 3 30 p m with Mrs. A E B Frazier assisting. At 7 45 p m the American Legion Auxiliary convenes with Miss Elizabeth Welch at 630 North Main Street, hosted by Mrs. George Connor, Mrs. L J Harper and Mrs. Harry Doctor. The DeMolay Tenth Anniversary Ball runs 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at Sedgefield Manor with Hal Thurston and his North Carolinians providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Floyd Wilson
Lotus Club
Farriss Avenue
A. EB. Frazier
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Welch
North Main Street
George Connor
L. J. Harper
Harry Doctor
Greensboro Swings Rally List Names Local Ladies
Levine and Del Gershaw of Greensboro list includes Bess Miller Rose Platkin Blanche Sosnick and Mrs Henry Miller of Winston-Salem as attendees in the social page roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine
del Gershaw
Greensboro
Bess Miller
Rose Platkin
Blanche Sosnick
Henry Miller
Winston-Salem
Entre Nous Club Hosts Mrs Cummings Gifting Home Afternoons
Mrs B S Cummings hosted the Entre Nous club at her North Hamilton street residence with a few guests. Five game tables were set for rock as late fall chrysanthemums brightened the entertaining rooms. Refreshments in two courses followed the games, with club members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Entre Nous Club
C. L. Amos
W. C. Beavans
8. C. Clark
J. W. Harriss
Howard Hartzell
G. H. Kearns
J. A. Morris
H. N. Phillips
C. Bh. Overman
A. M. Rankin
L. R. Terry
A. E B. Tate
Z. I. Walser
Mre. Bascom
Live Y'ers Hear Miss Meek Beard at Hut
The Live Y'ers club of the Y. W. C. A. heard Miss Meek Beard from the local high school English department give a talk on Robert Frost. Miss Carrie Atkins was elected treasurer succeeding Miss Juanita Reid who has moved away. The next meeting is set for Thursday evening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek Beard
DeMolay Chapter Dance Tonight in Chapel Hill
The High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay marks its tenth anniversary with a dance in Sedgefield Manor ball room. Hal Thurston and his orchestra provide music as chapters and escorts attend, with parents and invited guests chaperoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Hal Thurston
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Sorority
Duke Carolina
Dot Crawley
James Hinkle
Marguerite Mann
Wallace Ellington
Julia Byrum
Greensboro
Richard Hubbard
Virginia Boyles
Thomasville
Clark Hubbard
Suente
Sedgefield Club Costume Ball Set for November 24
The Sedgefield Country Club hosts its annual Bowery Ball and Tacky Party on Saturday November 24 at the manor. Invitations feature Gay Nineties figures and guests are urged to wear tacky costumes with prizes for best attire. Dancing starts at 9 30 with Jack Stern and his orchestra. John Gilliland directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Hiram Brown
Boobus McRoobus
Hoboken
Jack Stern
John Gilliland
Afternoon Tea Honors Brides and Brides-Elect
Mrs. C. T. Ingram Jr hosted a four to six tea at her mother Mrs. Carter Dalton’s Johnson Street home. Guests entered by the side door to a library decorated with yellow chrysanthemums. The event honored brides and brides elect with a receiving line, tea service, and yellow rosebud centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Margaret Hauser
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
EK. P. Land
Greensboro
Dalton
L. J. Ingram
Miss Mary Crawley Honored At Winston-Salem Party
Miss Mary Julia Crawley received a social courtesy hosted by Miss Ann Blanton and Miss Alma Flynt at Flynt home on West End Boulevard. The bride elect to Thomas Jackson Gold Jr of High Point will wed November 24 at First Presbyterian Church. Guests included Miss Dorothy Smith and others from High Point and Winston-Salem. activities included a lingerie shower and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Mary Julia Crawley
Ann Blanton
Alma Flynt
West End Boulevard
Crawley
Thomas Jackson Gold, Jr
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Smith
Ada Marshall
J. G. Flynt
Elizabeth Flynt
Miss Crawley
G W. Batten
Katherine Sissel
Betty Alspaugh
Ruth Turner
Victoria Hartman
Mildred Barbee
Celeste Flynt
Current Event Program at Book Club Meeting
The Wednesday Book club at Mrs. W. J. Fraley’s home featured current events as members presented topics such as kidnapping origins, pernicious anemia remedies, world military uniforms, Williamsburg restoration, Washington monument funding, cold immunity research, and Melbourne sunlight shaft in WWI memorial. New books were handed out, two new members welcomed, and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fraley
Williamsburg
Washington Monument
University of California
Melbourne
Australia
Anthony Adverse
the Grove
Young Fu
Mesdames
Lafferty
Hazel Hardin
Fraley
Collier Ellis
I. P. Ingle
Fred Thomas
A. E. Taplin
L. R. Terry
C. Clark
Mrs Rogers Hosts Needlecraft Club Gathering
Mrs B C Rogers entertained the Needlecraft club at her Woodrow Avenue home on a Wednesday afternoon. Members enjoyed conversation about various needlework projects and were served refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
Social gathering notes with list of attendees
A hostess hosted a small event featuring sandwiches cakes and coffee. Attending were Mesdames C B Baxter E R Outland C B Moose P Keziah Ross Davis L P Magnin R E Sewell and Henry Terry along with the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
C. B. Baxter
E. R. Outland
C. BE. Moose
8. P. Keziah
Ross Davis
L. P. Magnin
R. EB. Sewell
Henry Terry
Mrs Ralph Parker and Mrs Tom Kearns Return From Funeral
Mrs Ralph Parker and Mrs Tom Kearns have returned from attending the funeral of her brother. The family notes gratitude for support and prayers during the service and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Parker
Tom Kearns
Anderson Brother of Charlotte Sanatorium Death
For Sport Charlotte, where they have been for several days, having been called there on account of the illness and subsequent death of their brother, James Anderson. Mr. Anderson, who was the son of Captain William Anderson of Charlotte, was a resident of Greenville, D. C., where he was assistant manager of the Southern Public Utilities company, but had been moved to the Charlotte Sanatorium several days prior to his death which occurred on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
James Anderson
Anderson
William Anderson
Greenville
D. C
Southern Public Utilities Company
Community Notes On Local Health and Illness
Friends report Marie Haney is recovering after appendicitis surgery at Guilford General hospital Monday night. Clyde Smith remains ill at home 1305 Elmer street. Mrs J A Green of Thomasville and Mrs J F Hayden are glad to hear her condition improved after three weeks illness. Mrs Jack Dillon was hospitalized at Guilford General hospital after a flight operation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Haney
Guilford General Hospital
Will Clyde Smith
Elmer Street
J. A. Green
Thomasville
J. F. Hayden
City
Jack Dillon
Piedmont union meeting set for Saturday at Knitters Hall
A Piedmont workers union will meet at Knitters Hall, 124 North Main Street, on Saturday afternoon at 4 30. The gathering aims to discuss labor matters and organize forthcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Knitters Hall
North Main Street
Snowdrops herald the approach of spring and dwarf bulbs
The piece notes snowdrops as the first spring flowers, detailing Elwes' Giant Galanthus Elwesii and the common snowdrop, their bloom habits, and planting locations. It also mentions Milla or Tritileia aniflora as a companion bulb and outlines care and propagation differences.
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Illinois
Michigan
California
Archdale Bible Class Social at Meeting
The Woman's Bible class of Archdale M E church held a regular meeting at Mrs. T L Gilmore's home with a business session and social hour. Sunshine sisters were revealed, new names drawn, and refreshments served to 36 members and 4 visitors. Next meeting set for Nov 26 at Mrs A E Williams with hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Archdale M. E
T. L. Gilmore
Sunshine Sisters
Gilmore
Virginia Gilmore
Leona Allred
A. E. Williams
R. A. Lemmons
J. C. Lawrence
Ryge
Adjutant Shackleford Address Sparks Parent Meeting
After visiting the rooms parents and teachers assembled to hear Adjutant Shackleford of the military staff speaks at a school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Shackleford
Child Study Group To Meet Wednesday In Brentwood
The Brentwood Child Study Group will meet Wednesday afternoon at 8 15. Mrs W A F ins will discuss Childs Religion As a Foundation For Future Development. Mrs T H Elder is chairman and urges all mothers who can attend since this is the last meeting this fall series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Pernoon
W. A. Efins
T. H. Elder
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Moffitt’s
North Main
Entre Nous
Mrs. Cummings
Miss Meek
DeMolay
Bon
G. M. Bodenhammer
Harold Dean
J. B. Rodenhammer
Lexington Avenue
WM. Darrell Hall
W. L. Hall
William Darrell
Asheboro
Hall
W. D. Betenbaugh
Club
San Souci
Koonts
Ernest Howell
Robert Byrum
Sedgefield Club
Mrs. Rogers
Salesame Rings
Ecustomer
Harllee
Salvation Army
Jewel
Iris
Eleanor Welch
Bodie
Saddler
Humphreys-Emswiler
Ethel Sanders
Evelyn Nelson Emwiler
Robert Louis Humphreys
Danville
H. East
Lee Str Baptist
Humphreys
Sanders
J. L. Humph
Crozet
Hitch Point One Company
Worth
Nue
Glenola
Sunshine
Glenola Church
Queen Esther
Mechaniceville
Cloverdale P.T. A
Uneeda Bakers
Plasia
National Biscuit Company
Hamilton
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Philco
London
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Madrid
Buenos Aires
Philcos
Hendrix
Furniture Store
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