Miss Layton and Fiance Are Honored Dinner
Mr and Mrs J H Julian of 101 Oakwood court hosted a small informal dinner to honor Miss Chloe Layton and Tyson T Ferree. The couple wed at 5 o clock tomorrow at First Methodist Protestant church. The host gift was a social supper tray. Six covers were set. Guests include the bridal party and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Julian
Oakwood Court
Chloe Layton
Tyson T. Ferree
First Methodist Protestant Church
Troy R. Short
North Main Street
Girl Reserves Stage Festival of Song
The Girl Reserves under secretary Betsy Dupuy will hold a Festival of Song tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the junior high auditorium. Fourteen groups will perform two unique songs each while more than 500 girls join in additional numbers. Afterward the groups begin preparations for Recognition Services for new active and junior members of the YWCA. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Dupuy
Girl Reserves
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Dupuy
German Club Dance Draws Social Interest Tomorrow
The Piedmont German club plans a formal November dance at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow evening. Harry Reser and his Cliquot Club Eskimos will provide music marking their first local appearance with an electric organ adding variety. Dancing starts at nine. members should arrive promptly as last month’s break-in dance will be expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Harry Reser
Cliquot Club Eskimos
Citadel
Georgia Tech
N. C. State College
Dr Lindly Addresses Live Yers Club on Psychology
Dr P B Lindley dean of High Point college spoke to the Live Yers group on Principles of Psychology detailing personality types emotion and reactions. A round table followed with extrovert and introvert traits discussed. Jolly Y Club held a candy pull and both clubs skip next week for Thanksgiving with the Live Yers to meet December 2 at the hut on World Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Lindley
High Point College
Jolly Y Club
World Fellowship
Week End Hunts Named By Sedgefield Masters
Sedgefield Hunt schedules two events for the weekend with a drag hunt at 2:30 PM Saturday at the Sedgefield Inn meeting, and an informal ride from Sedgefield stables at 3 PM Sunday. A Thanksgiving hunt and breakfast are set for Thursday morning November 25, breakfast at 10, with Gymkhana at 3 PM Sunday November 27 in the show ring led by Mrs. L. H. Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Masters
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Sedgefield
Earl Phillips
Fruman Welling
L. H. Cherry
Entre Nous Club Meeting at Mrs Harriss Home
Mrs J W Harris hosted the bi weekly Entre Nous gathering on Rockford road. White chrysanthemums and red berries decorated the rooms while Boston Rock provided entertainment. Salad and desserts followed games with Mesdames B M Cummings S C Clark and H S Hartzell among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
Rockford Road
Mesdames B
Cummings
S. C. Clark
H. S. Hartzell
Notice To Concert Association Members Not Holding Cards
Members of the High Point glooperative Concert association are urged to contact Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson or Mrs. R. T. Amos if a membership card is not received. The first concert is Monday evening November 22 at the senior high school auditorium featuring the Gordon String quartet, with three more concerts set for February March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
C. F. Tomlinson
Mra. R. T. Amos
Gordon String Quartet
Notable Club Members and Guests Listed
J F Hayden G H Kearns C F Long C B Overman H N Phillips A M Rankin A E B Tate L R Terry and Z R Walser are club members with Mesdames Q E Kearns J S Welborn and J E Kirkman listed as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
G. H. Kearns
C. F. Long
C. B. Overman
H. N. Phillips
A. M. Rankin
A E B. Tate
L. R. Terry
Z R. Walser
Mesdames
Q. E. Kearns
J. S. Welborn
J. E. Kirkman
London’s Top Ball Games Dominate Civic Leisure
Among London residents cricket, football, and lawn tennis stand as the city’s most important ball games. The note highlights popular pastimes and the social value placed on sport within the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
November social events at Kemmerywood and Piedmont
The KMmerywood Country club hosts an 8 15 p m bridge party for all members at the clubhouse with advance table reservations. On Saturday at 9 p m the Piedmont German club presents a November dance featuring Harry Reser and his Cliquot Club Eskimos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmmerywood Country Club
Ingram House Hosts Household Arts Club
Mrs. Fred L. Ingram entertained the Household Arts club at her Jones street home yesterday afternoon. Members quilted squares for a new club quilt and shared a salad course during social hour. Attendees included Mesdames Dutton, Hinkle, Womble, Montgomery, Bale, Grissom, Ellington, Ellie, Shelton and Farlowe. The next meeting is December 2 at Mrs. Minnie Hinkle’s Louise Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. L. Ingram
Household Arts Club
Jones Street
Mesdames
Sam Dutton
Minnie Hinkle
J. H. Womble
J. R. Montgomery
W. D. Bale
Claude Ellington
John T. Ellie
T. G. Shelton
Recital at W C U N C Features Local Students
Greensboro reports on Wo man s College fall recital in Recital Hall. Gertrude Clark of High Point opened with Bach Fuge in G minor. Doris Marshall of Westfield sang Care mio ben and When Love Is Kind with Helen Cunningham at piano. Dorothy Oliver of Marietta played Chopin Nocturne Op 65 No 1. Clara Reésch of Jersey City sang Caldaras Solve amicho and Handel Rejoice Greatly with Mrs Paul Oncley at piano. Frances Stone of Lenoir played Debussy Minuet from Petite Suite with Elizabeth Drake. Margaret Tyson of Georgetown SC closed with Amarilli mia bella and Giasolo dal Gange, accompanied by Elizabeth Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Music Building
Gertrude Clark
High Point
Inongan
Doris Marshall
Westfield
Ben
Giordani
Helen Cunningham
Monroe
Dorothy Oliver
Marietta
Chopin
Mieg Clara Reésch
Jersey City
N. J
Caldara
Handel
Zion
Paul Oncley
Frances Stone
Lenoir
Debussy
Elizabeth Drake
Margaret Tyson
Georgetown
8. C
Caccini
Mia Bella
Scarlatti
Giasolo Dal
Birthday Party Honors Perry Keziah Jr at Home
Mrs M T Hicks Jr and Mise Myrtle Poore hosted a party for Perry Keziah Jr on his seventh birthday. Children played outside and indoors with contests. Prizes went to Clyde Connor Jr for pinning the tall on the turkey and Robert Brown in a ball toss. A cake with autumn leaves adorned the dining table and balloons and toys were given as favors to several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Connor, Jr
Clyde Baxter
I Jr
Robert Brown
Ralph Tilden
Billy Hunt Salder, Jr
Howard Thomas Sadler
Ben Sadler
Frankie Collins
Bettie Hicks Sadler
Martha Jane Long
Viola Byrum
Becky Sue Byrum
Caroline Byrum
Diane Davie
Ann Hicks
Duchess of Windsor’s Paris shopping spree for hats and boots
Vogue notes the Duchess of Windsor extended a Paris shopping tour to millinery and bootery shops after selecting frocks and coats. It highlights Suzy models including a black suede hat and a blue felt hat, plus Georgette and crocodile oxford shoes and a red crepe evening sandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Duchess of Windsor
Paris
Suzy
Georgette
Crocodile Oxford
Garden Club Members Attend Duke Clinic
Several local Garden club members attended a Garden clinic at Duke university on Wednesday. Attendees included J. H. Allred J. G. Goldston A. W. Klemme Edgar Hartley and W. W. Idol of the Burbank club and F. R. Taylor and Fred J. Bartlett of the High Point club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Mesdames J. H. Allred
J. G. Goldston
A. W. Klemme
Edgar Hartley
W. W. Idol
Burbank
Mrs Burton Leonard Recovers After Tonsillectomy
Mrs Leonard who underwent a tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital on Tuesday is recovering nicely at the home of her mother Mrs Crowder on Steele street.
Iron Man 18 Right Pittsburgh Star Duquesne Tackle
Joe Maras of Duquesne is described as an Iron Man after playing 60 minutes. He worked in the Minnesota iron fields near his home for the five summers prior to this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Man
Pittsburgh
Joe Maras
Duquesne
Maras
Minnesota
Jast
Marsh-Cline Vows Revealed At Asheboro
RANDLEMAN November 19. Mrs. O R Blaylock announces the marriage of her niece Nellie Mae Marsh to David Henry Cline of Lincolnton. The ceremony occurred February 21 in Danville Virginia at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev A K Younts. Nellie Mae Marsh attended Trinity high school and Jones Business College and has worked for Francis White at Sunset and Capital theaters. They will make their home in Sylvia where Cline now manages the Sylvia store. Cline is a graduate of Lenoir Rhyne and Appalachian State Teachers College and met his bride in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis White
Sunset
Capitol
Sylvia
Mr. Cline
Cline
Eagles Store
Lenoir- Rhyne
Appalachian State Teachers College
Asheboro
Blaylock
Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Games and Prizes
Mrs. George Sumner entertained her bridge club on East Salisbury Street with three tables of duplicate play and prizes awarded to Mrs. Thomas Redding Mrs. H L Griffin Mrs. Frank McCrary Mrs. Ed Steere Mrs. Dempsey Barnes and Mrs. Sam Story A beauty pageant linked to the film Borrowing Trouble will be held November 24 at a local theater under Dixon post 41 American Legion sponsors Entrants to be crowned Queen of Asheboro with cash prize and proceeds aiding the American Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sumner
Bridge Club
East Salisbury Street
Elbers
Vance Welborne
Frank McCrary
W. Underwood, Jr
Joe Ross, Jr
Thomas Redding
H. L. Griffin
Ed Steere
Dempsey’ Barnes
Sam Story
Dixon Post 41
The
American Legion
Asheboro
American Legion Post
Church Social and Baptist Class Meetings Reported
The Truth Seekers class at Green Street Baptist met with Mrs. Bill Grady and featured devotionals by Mrs. W. C. Brawley, poetry by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Reavis, and Mrs. Baxter, and music by Miss Phibbs. Next meeting with Mrs. Reavis at 223 Steele Street. Allens Jay Baptist Ladies class met with Mrs. George McDaniel November 14, with Rev. Floyd conducting and refreshments served. Green Street G A Meets Tonight at 7 at the church urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Bill Grady
Farlowe Street
W. C. Brawley
M. C. Holton
J. D. Johnson
John Reavis
Andrew Baxter
Nancy Phibbs
Steele Street
Allen Jay
Driver C H Chappell Tops Tests With 97 Score
Examiner Harold Graves praised truck driver C H Chappell as the best tested in San Angelo Texas and noted one eye is sighted after he scored 97 on driving tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
Harold Graves
C. H. Chappell
Chappel
Esa
Miss Weisner Weds John Payne In Lexington
Miss Laura Louise Weisner married John Benjamin Payne at Friedberg parsonage with Rev. Sam J. Tesh officiating. Mrs. Payne, daughter of Mrs. M. O. Weisner, works for R. J. Reynolds in Winston-Salem. Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Payne of Lumpkin, Ga., has lived in Lexington three years and works at Fred O. Link Printing House. The couple plans a home in West Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Laura Louise Weisner
John Benjamin Payne
Friedberg Parsonage
Sam J. Tesh
Payne
M. O. Weisner
Friedberg
Weisner
Arcadia High School
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
M. K. Payne
Lumpkin
Fred O. Link
R. E. McCurdy
West Second Avenue
Elizabeth Morgan class meets at Hedrick home
The Elizabeth Morgan class of the Second Reformed church gathered Saturday evening at Mrs. T. L. Hedrick’s West Fifth street residence. Mrs. Joe Craver led the meeting in the president’s absence, Mrs. Earl Black, and several business items were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morgan
Second Reformed Church
T. L. Hedrick
West Fifth Street
Joe Craver
Earl Black
Archdale Young Man Joins State Crops Judging Team
J Francis Giles of Archdale son of Mr and Mrs Jess Giles joins North Carolina State College crops judging team traveling for a Midwest swing. The squad will compete at the American Royal Livestock Show Kansas City and the International Livestock Exposition Chicago with coach Dr J B Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
J. Francis Giles
Jess Giles
State College
Giles
Allen Jay School
High Point College
The
News & Observer
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago
N. C
J. F. Giles
J. C. Frink
Bladenboro
B. P. Jenkins
Shelby
van Watson, Jr
Rocky Mount
J. B. Conner
Tin Cans Built From Mild Steel Coated With Tin
Tin cans are made by rolling mild steel into sheets and coating them with pure tin. Pure tin is rare and costly, making tin-canning materials relatively expensive.
Randleman Society announces Alene Robbins and Paul Jarrett wedding
ASHEBORO November 19 Spe and Mrs Shube Robbins announce the marriage of their daughter Alene to Paul Jarrett of Randleman. The ceremony occurred November 1 at Rev John Allred's Ramseur home. The bride wore navy with black accessories and Talisman rose corsage. The couple will live on Main Street at Sherwood apartments. Others visited and attended local activities including Duke Carolina game coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Denny
Paul Denny
Fred Eugene
Guilford General Hospital
Denny
Faye Grubb
Johnson Street
Shube Robbins
Randleman
Alene
Paul Jarrett
John Allred
Ramseur
Bernice Granes
City
Jarrett
Main Street
Sherwood Apartments
Sarah Mathews
Wo College
Greensboro
W. F. Mathews
Rose Barrish
Durham
Polly Anne Robinson
Jewel Hughes
Nettie Stewart
Mathews
Ma Fox
Mary Swaim
Asheboro Sun
Charles
Cora
Kathrine Ledbetter
Salem College
John L. Scott
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Miss Layton
Younghusband
Dove of Peace
J. Leslie Younghusband
Mary Louise Uhlmann
Grand Rapids
Mich
Younghusband No. 2
Palmer Stoller
Eeeen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cree
Dr. Lindly
Live
Jolly Y
Entre Nous
Mrs. Harriss
Concert Association
B. Carrick
Carrick
N. Main
Montlieu
Coats
Moffitt’s
Eskimos
Mrs. Ingram
Perry Keziah
Williams, JR
H. C. Williams
Henry Clyde, Jr
Chandler Street
Duke Clinic
Marsh-Cline
Green Street
Miss Weisner
John Payne
Blanche Hedrick
Jake Lowder
Arthur Higgins
Mildred Lindsay
Hillcrest
Lucille Meacham
Robert E. L. Morefield, Jr
Winston- Salem
Rachel Sink
Margaret Grimes
Marguerite Ebelein
Dermot Hedrick
J. P. Costner
I. E. Hunt
Paul Sink
L. E. Andrews
Ruth Meacham
Miss Meacham
Georganna Coble
Randleman Society
Lucille Freeman
Chapel Hill
Katherine Folger
Duke Carolipaga
Margaret Newlin
Trinity
Jamestown
Duke Power
South Main Street
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