Miss Zimmerman's Bridge Party Honors Winston-Salem Bride-Elect
Mrs R A Wilson entertained at six tables of bridge in her home for Miss Batelle Zimmerman of Winston-Salem bride elect. Details include gifts of water goblets and embroidered pillow cases, decorations of white chrysanthemums pink roses and carnations, and scores awarded to several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batelle Zimmerman
Winston-Salem
R. A.ilson
Six Tables Bridge
Zimmerman
Dember
Forrest Redden
Kentucky
Finston-Salem
Friedberg Moavian
Wilson
Ruth Russell
Edward Hayes
Oanoke
Francisen
P. I. Ireland
C. Stewart
G. Chappell
W. R. Sykes
D. Mathews
L. C Furgerson
van Canady
R .&. Maxwell
Tal Hllington
L. P. Magnin
J. S. Farr
W. H. Gibson
LaVelle Wilson
Francis Bodenheimer
Miss Zimmerman
Miss Russell
Mies Bodenheimer
Paul Ireland
Aubrey Zimmerman
Billy Boyles
Guy Dudley
R. G. Jennings
Baltimore
Southern Medical Meeting
Frank Heywood
Lake City
Fila
Lela Maud Boyles
West Main Street
J. W. Hawthorne
Thursday Bridge Club
East Main Street
Robert Rapp
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles F. Phillips
Horton C. Ryan
Vann Stringfield
P. M. Sherrill
Walter Rapp
Carson Cox
G. W. ‘Ibyles
F. Gibson
Mamie Harris
Mrs Jeff Pierce Hosts Bridge for Visiting Brides
Mrs Jeff Pierce hosted a Saturday bridge at her mother Mrs Bert Garland’s home to honor brides Mrs Burke Wier Jr of Mooresville and John Jennings Jr of High Point. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Delappe and Allah Napier. Miss Ni y Nash received the cut prize. Refreshments followed with a green and white color scheme for guests from High Point Spencer Greensboro Thomasville and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Pierce
Bert Garland
Burkewier, Jr
Mooresville
John Jennings, Jr
High Int
Fowler
Margaretew
Spencer
Jenings
Julia Filiard
Fred Delappe
Allah Apier
Niy Nash
Pierce
White
Hazel Welborn
Edith Crowder
Unity Nash
Margaret Fowler
Helen Kearns
Clyde Allred
Ernestine Strickland
Allah Napier
High Point
Skeet Fowler
Mary Ruth Michael
Geneva Surratt
Mra J. R. Agnew
Lewella Strader
Greensboro
Sallie Shufford
Thomasville
Miss Messer Weds Dr. Darrell Pitts in Danville Ceremony
Mrs Lizzie Bryant announces the marriage of her niece Betty Joe Messer to Dr Darrell Remfrey Pitts on October 26 in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev M T Sorrell. The bride wore a black dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bryant
Betty Joe Messer
Darrell Remfrey Pitts
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
Couple Forms Union After Virginia Trip
A local couple announced marriage preparations following a wedding plan. The bride is a Thomasville High School and Mount Sinai Hospital graduate who later served as supervisor at Mount Sinai and assistant superintendent at Yonkers General Hospital before becoming a dental assistant. The groom is Dr. Pitts son of Mrs. Alice Pitts and the late Dr. H C Pitts. educated at Park College and Southern Dental College in Atlanta and now practicing in the city. After a trip through Virginia and eastern North Carolina, the couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High School
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City
Yonkers General Hospital
Yonkers
N. Y
Pitt
Pitts
Alice Pitts
H. C. Pitts
Park College
Parkville, Co
Southern Dental College
Atlanta
Virginia
North Carolina
Good Will Garden Club Meeting Postponed to December 2
The Good Will Garden club meeting planned for Wednesday has been postponed and rescheduled for Wednesday December 2 according to yesterday's announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Cobra in Wine Sauce Tastes Like Royal Favorite Dish
A historical note describes Siamese aristocrats favoring king cobra prepared in white wine sauce as their preferred dish, highlighting exotic culinary practices of royalty.
Miss Bernard Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Shower
Miss Bernard honored at a Friday bridge shower hosted by Misses Bess and Edna Schwarts on Lindsay Street. Guests from the bridge club attended, with games at five tables and fall flowers adorning the setting. Prizes included a novelty china set and a handkerchief shower for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bernard
Bess
Edna Schwarts
Lindsay Street
Bernice Love
Leap Year Dance a Success for Thomasville Club
The Thomasville Woman's Club hosted a successful Leap Year Dance Friday night at the American Legion Hut Kinneywood. The event filled the hut, featured the Davis King orchestra, and proceeds support the clubhouse building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Woman's Club
Thomasville
Spring Street
Elliott Drive
Birthday Party Honors Miss Josephine Pepper at Miss Griffiths
Miss May Sumner Griffith hosted a young social set gathering at her West Main Street home on Friday evening to celebrate Miss Josephine Pepper’s birthday. James provided dancing and music, followed by an ice course at the close of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb Robertson
Gleaners
Main Street
M. EB
Randolph Extension
C. C. Wall
Cochrane
Carson Cox
Gladys Herring
John Hall
Sam Welborn
May Sumner Griffith
West Main Street
Josephine Pepper
James
High Point College Plans Music Scholarships Next Year
High Point college will award music scholarships to high school graduates to help form a forty member band next year. Dr. P E Lindley announces the plan as the school prepares to resume football and field a larger band in uniforms. Joseph Payne of High Point leads the current eighteen member band and Dr. Lindley acts as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Joseph Payne
High Point
P. EB. Lindley
Church Social and Auxiliary Meetings Schedule
Multiple church event notices describe upcoming meetings and programs. First Presbyterian women plan Bible study Monday at 3 PM and Wednesday at 9 AM. Central Friends church hosts Quaker boarding school film Friday at 7 30 PM with faculty members explaining the images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Pennsylvania
Central Friends Church
Caroline Nicholson
Francis Doane Hole
High Point
Friends Church
Business and Professional Women Form High Point Club
A temporary Federated Business and Professional Women’s club is organized in High Point with Miss Eloise Ward as president and Miss Clara White as secretary. Miss Margaret Thompson of Thom asville attended, and the next meeting is set for December 1. The organization ties into the larger federation with a 61,000 member base across 48 states and 247 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville
Margaret Thompson
High Point Club
Eloise Ward
Clara Whitehead
Business and
Antion
Altrusa Club
B. and
P. W
Tional Federation
Federated Business
As Women
Andrews Hostess Social Meeting Plans December Bazaar
A social meeting will be held Monday at 7 30 pm at Mrs C M Andrews home. The group chaired by Mrs Andrews will plan the annual dinner and bazaar set for the first week in December. The First Baptist Y W A will meet Monday at 7 30 pm at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
First Baptist Y. W. A
Insurance Man Is Held For Attack
Dunn November 21. Lewis Hodges Dunn insurance salesman was held on $5,000 bond on charges of criminally assaulting Mrs Willis Barbour 28 mother of three. She testified at a special hearing before Judge Mack M Jernigan that she entered Hodges automobile at Erwin November 18 thinking it was a taxi cab. She claimed the insurance
Salesman attacked her yet Erwin and Donn Hodges denied the cham
A fragmented report notes a woman attacked by a salesman with names Erwin and Donn Hodges involved. Hodges denies the alleged charge. The piece lacks full context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Donn
Hodges
North Association of Magistrates Meet in Raleigh
Magistrates of the North association convened in Raleigh for a one day session on November 20. Officials planned discussions on administrative duties, court reforms, and cooperative initiatives to improve local justice administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Association of Magistraere
Estimate of horses and mules unit in World War service
An estimate places about 68,682 horses and mules attached to American Expeditionary forces in World War I, serving in transport, logistics, and tactical roles. The figure highlights animal support essential to wartime operations.
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Miss Messer
D. R. Pitts
Bill Wheless
Ward Street
M. EB. Church
Good Will Club
Bernard
Samuel Shavits
M. Jacobson
Portmouth
Israel Bloom
Eva Freidlin
Pottsville
Jack Harris
Dora Samet
Mrs. Samuel Shavits
Miss Bernard
Misses Josephine Pepper
Doris Loftin
Alice Britt Howell
Mary Alice Hoover
Margaret Palmer
Mary Brown Crawford
Mary Elizabeth Tingley
Wilma Wall
Edward Hobgood
Edwin Peace
Royal Jennings, Jr
Harold Laach
Ted Grayson
Joe Greer
Jack Younts
Pinkney Rankin
Gastonila
Reece Harville
Gladys Black
Salisbury Schools
Arthur Black
J. A. Zeigler
Pinehurst
RCA Victo
South Main
RCA Victor
U.S
Phonograph
Rose Furniture CO
Kester Bros
Margaret Clark
The
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
Green Street Baptist Church
Mra. H. A
W. M
Lebanon
Woman's Wesley
Wesley
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Miss Cleta Dulames
Ruth Harris
Beauty Shop
English Street
Activi
Dickerson
Lief
Thompson
North Main
Just
Wagged Jewelry CO
Elwood Hotel Corned
Colle
North Main Str
Yow’s Funeral Home
David T. Yow
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