Tre Nous Club Hosts Bi-Weekly Meet At Rankin Home
The Entre ss Club held a regular meeting at Mrs. A. M. Rankin’s Church Street home with four tables of Bos stock in play and a salad course served by Mrs. Rankin. Visitors included Mrs. L. H. Pyle of Baltimore and Mesdames Oscar Kearns J. E. Marsh R. H. Sechrest. Members listed: L. R. Terry B. S. Cummings Howard Hartzell Gurney Kearns C. B. Overman F. N. Tate Z. I. Walser E. H. Blackard G. J. Humphreys C. K. E. Shelff H. N. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Nous Club
Vs. A.M. Rankin
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Entress Club
Rankin
L. H. Pyle
Baltimore
Oscar Kearns
J. E. Marsh
R. H. Sechrest
L. R. Terry
B. 8. Cummings
Howard Hartzell
Gurney Kearns
C. B. Overman
F. N. Tate
Z. I. Walser
E. H. Blackard
G. J. Humphrey
Ingram Hosts Household Arts Club Meeting at Jones Street
Fred L. Ingram entertains members and visitors of the Household Arts Club at her Jones Street home. C F Grissom presided brief business, a new quilt for a needy family was planned, and a Thanksgiving food basket was arranged with Mrs. John T. Ellis to select and deliver it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Ingram
Jones Street
C. F. Grissom
John T. Ellis
Mesdames H. H. Beeson
W. M. Griffith
Scott McGill
Ashebygro
Mesdames C. F. Grissom
Sam Dutton
N. BE. Russell
W. D. Sale, Sr
C. F. Ellington
J. R. Montgomery
Minnie Hinkle
J. H. Womble
Sara Stone Bride At Go Party Here
Clarence Malpass honored Miss Sara Stone at a bingo party held at her Carrick home. White chrysanthemums adorned the décor as eight bingo games ran with prizes to Miss Carol Brewer, Mrs. Wayne Kearns and Miss Annie Morris. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess with her mother Mrs. J Lee Stone assisting. Unreadable guest names include Clarence Malpass, W. P. Ard, Buck Stone, Paul Brigman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Clarence Malpass
Sara
Carrick Ue
Carol Brewer
Me Kearns
Annie
J Lee Stone
Clarence Malipass
W. P.ard
W. B. Davis
Buck Stone
N Morris
Paul Brigman
Rege Hutchens
Wayne Kearns
Donree Setzer
Elaine Korn
Mary Irene Robertson
Je Boles
Marion Leonard
Ol Brewer
Elizabeth Swiggett
Jorie Foster
Margaret Deal
Magnin
Ann Bulla
Katherine Malpass
Susannah Wesley Class Meeting at Ley Memorial Church
The Susannah Wesley class met in the church basement with about 60 persons present. S. G. Williamson presided over a brief business session and routine matters were discussed. Miss Welborn led the main program followed by a round table discussion, and a portrait of Ann Wesley was displayed for future classroom use. Mrs Embree H. Black gave a talk on the life of the famous woman for whom the class is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
Ley Memorial Church
Therch
Irs
S. G. Williamson
Press
Football Fans To Celebrate At Club Dance Tomorrow
Football fans plan a post game dance at Emerywood Country Club after the Carolina Duke clash in Durham. Supporters from both teams anticipate celebrations or ribbing if the game ends tie. John Peddicord and his Winston Salem orchestra will provide music with football themed decorations. Dress will be optional due to players attending the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Duke
Durham
Carolina
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Allred-Harmon Vows Announced
Miss Mamie Isabelle Allred and Glenn William Harmon married in Danville Virginia. The bride, a Gray's Chapel graduate, wore grotto blue with a black trim coat. Harmon, son of Mrs. W. A. Jennings, attended Randleman Area schools and Worthville High. They will reside with the Kirkmans in Worthville.
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Gray's Chapel High School
Harmon
W. A. Jennings
Worthville
Mervin Harmon
Cedar Falls
Franklinville
Randleman High School
Virginia City
Junius Kirkman
Roy
Three Octo Club Members Honored At Surprise Birthday
Mrs. Arthur Dickens hosted the Octo Club at the Gibson Club Room to honor three members Miss Magna Allen Mesdames Bill Snotherly and Harry Brooks with a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening. Bridge dominated the evening with several guests and new member Miss Barbara Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dickens
Octo Club
Gibson Club
Magna_ Allen
Bill Snotherly
Harry Brooks
Lee Sherrill
Barbara Courtney
Margaret Hamlin
Curtis Newton
DAR Postponed Meeting in Thomasville With Mrs J E Lambeth
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Mrs James E Lambeth Sr home on Randolph Street in Thomasville Tuesday afternoon November 21. The session was postponed from last week with associate hostesses and Thomasville members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
James E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Thomasville
Mrs. Lambeth
Mesdames J. R. Blair
T. Austin Finch
G. Marshall Hoover
John R. Myers
George D. Finch
F. 8. Lambeth
Vann Stringfield
Berta Gray
Church of God serves Saturday chicken supper
The Church of God mission group will serve a chicken supper Saturday from 4 to 8 pm at the parsonage 1111 East Commerce Street. Menu includes fried chicken gravy pastry mashed potatoes cole slaw pie and coffee. A reasonable plate charge will fund the sponsoring group's treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God _ mission group
East Commerce Street
Miss Betty Hunt Murray to Spend Weekend with Murray Family
Betty Hunt Murray arrives this afternoon to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Murray on Parkway. The Hollins College student near Roanoke Va attends weekend events with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hunt Murray
Forrest Murray
Parkway
Miss Murray
Hollins College
Roanoke
Ace Of Clubs And Fine Arts Meeting Held At Thomasville
Mrs Paul Hassler entertained Ace of Clubs members at her Thomasville home with three tables of bridge. R K Farrington won traveling kit while Alvah Boyles took second prize. Lucille Kirkpatrick claimed visitors prize sachets. refreshments served to club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Snyder
Walter Rapp
J. F. Garner
Alvah Boyles
W. E. Tomlinson
G. T. Alexander
W. G. Smith
R. K. Parrington
Nat Walker
Lillian Robertson
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Artist Charles Farrell Speaks on Modern Photography at Woman's Club
Mrs. Allen Surratt presided over the Fine Arts Department meeting as associate hostesses welcomed guest speaker Charles Farrell from Greensboro. Farrell discussed modern photography trends and shared illustrated work from the book Tobe by Stella Gentry Sharpe, plus moving pictures from state trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. D. Bevan
Charles F. Phillips
Margaret Thompson
Woman's Club
Charles Farrell
Greensboro
Tobe
Stella Gentry Sharpe
Chapel Hill
Jamestown Women Meet With Bundy and Book Club News
The Jamestown Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Bundy's home with president Mrs. Williard presiding. Debates and reports covered Missionary News Bulletin and "Enlarging the Horizon of the Protestant Church." The Modern Book Club discussed Doctor Here's Your Hat with W. A. White Jr. as speaker. Hoy W. Yarborough Jr. born November 13 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Yarborough formerly Miss Mabel Ferree of Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Jamestown
Corina Hendrix
J. R. Armstrong
C. M. Bundy
Modern Book Club
R. V. Hayworth
Armfield
Alice Scott
W. A. White, Jr
Joseph Jergen
C. W. Poston
Hoy Yarborough
Hoy W., Jr
Guilford General Hospital
State economy drive prompts washroom thrift signs
In Raleigh on November 16, signs in government washrooms urge minimal soap use to cut costs. The Enterprise Bureau notes the move aims to fund teachers, signaling budget tightening across North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Raleigh Superintendent Rejects Night High School Game
Claude F. Gaddy, Raleigh's superintendent of public schools, says sports are for students and refuses to schedule the Raleigh Durham game as a night affair. He argues an afternoon game is safer for student travel than a nighttime event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Gaddy
Raleigh
Gaddy
Durham
Governor Hoey and Smith Discuss Possible Succession
The Greensboro law graduate and state bar admittee attended a church event with Governor Clyne R. Hoey and Willis Smith. A congregant jokingly suggested Hoey become preacher, while Smith offered influence with the Bishop to aid Hoey's hiring, though no deal was concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyne R. Hoey
Willis Smith
Hoey
Mr. Smith
Senator Umecead invites legislature to Carolina Virginia game
State Senator John Umecead plans a Thanksgiving Day gathering at Chapel Hill for all members of the State Senate to attend the Carolina Virginia football game. He made the invitation in the last Senate session and recently wrote to remind colleagues of the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Umecead
Chapel Hill
Senate
Kindergarten Pupils Study Paintings and Visit Library Exhibit
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman’s kindergarten pupils studied famous paintings and made attractive booklets on works such as The Age of Innocence and The Blue Boy. Mrs. E. M. Dudley led a visit to the library to view children's books, dolls, and the Books Around the World display with world flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kirkman
Rabbitt
Stewart
E. M. Dudley
Caffey Favored as Sole Major Candidate in Sixth District Primary
Major L. P. McLendon predicts John Caffey will be the only major candidate from Guilford in the 1940 Sixth District Congressional primary. He notes previous Greens boro High Point feud blocked a united county front in the first primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caffey
Guilford
L. P. McLendon
State Board of Elections
Greensboro
High Point
Speedy Shuckin’ Milford Farmer Claims High Husking Pace
Clyde Jones a farmer near Milford boasted he husked 53 ears a minute for 10 hours and packed 256 bushels in a day. Jones is a three time Dickinson County husking champion.
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Speedy Shuckin
Milford
Clyde Jones
Here
Jones
Dickinson County
Robertson and Phillips in Senior's Golf Final
Pinehurst news notes F. C. Robertson and Howard Phillips reached the final of the Senior's Golf tournament at Pinehurst. Robertson defeated Dr. C. D. Brooks of Detroit 4 and 3 yesterday, while Phillips beat M. L. Feary of Garden City 3 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Phillips
Pinehust
Laurinburg Merchants Elect New Secretary
Laurinburg merchants name David Wilson of Burnsville former Asheville resident as secretary succeeding Mrs. Bess Monroe in a Nov 17 ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Laurinburg
Laurinburg Merchants Association
David Wilson
Burnsville
Asheville
Bess Monroe
Successor to Mundelein to Be Named Soon
Vatican City November 17 Cardinal Mundelein’s successor as Chicago archbishop will likely be named by Pope Pius XII at a secret consistory set for December 11. The announcement says only bishops and archbishops will be named at this consistory, not cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Pius
First Woman Attorney to Work for North Carolina AG
Miss Cornelia McKimmon of Raleigh becomes the first regular female attorney in the North Carolina Attorney General office. She starts today to codify the state's statutes, announced by Attorney General Harry McMullan yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Cornelia McKimmon
Raleigh
Harry McMullan
Miss McKimmon
Reve
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Mary Lewis Millis
Margaret Hayworth
University of North Carolina
Addie Herndon
Velma Myers
East Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
T. H. Bundy
Hoy Yarborough, JR
Meredith
Meredith College
Dorothy Green
Danville
Ogbomosho
Nigeria
West Africa
Aileen Snow
Maplewood
N. J
Edna Earle Coggins
Inman
Kathleen Jackson
Elizabeth City
Ella Eddins
Jackson Heights
L. L
Helen Canaday
Frieda Culberson
Bebe Dickenson
Kinston
Dorothy Butler
Cherryville
Anna Elizabeth Powell
Wallace
Nancy Brewer
Wake Forest
Capital Shorts
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Ea Ieee
Cardinal Mundelein
Mordunes
Sunshine
A. J. Brows
Walker Street
N. C
R. G. Gune
Montlieu Ave
E. M. Wehry
Sixth Street
A. J. Brown
R. G. Gunn
Er. M. Webry
Charis Cor
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Scotty Flower
Lodine Animal Family
Swan
the Bargain Center
Merit Shoes
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