Threadgill Wedding Vows in Asheboro District
Mrs. vis of South Cox street announces the marriage of Myrtle Threadgill to William Threadgill on November 6 in Danville by Rev. A Gray Carey. The bride wore teal and blue. couple to live on Cox Asheboro. Also notes on Legion auxiliary meeting, Natural Bridge club, and Woman's auxiliary Silver Tea plans for December to aid Bethel home and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jai
Eboro
Vis
South Cox Street
Myrtle
William Threadgill
and . V. Threadgill
Burns
Dana
A. Gray Carey
Arah Davis
Freeman
Asheboro
W. C. Hammer
Business Woman's circle supper meeting at church
The Presbyterian church group met Monday at 6 for fried chicken supper prepared behind the church. In the social room they held a devotional period led by Miss Elsie Quick with Bible references by several members. A program on Prayer followed led by Mrs M I Ellis and others. Twenty two members plus their chairman Mrs C L Scott attended with guest Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Elsie Quick
Dorothy Whitaker
Madge Hobgood
James Riddle
Vernon Moore
M. I. Ellis
T. B. Staley
Sallie Bayne
Beatrice Morphis
Mary Feemster
C. L. Scott
Church Auxiliary Elects Officers and Plans Furnace Purchase
Cothran G. Smith presides as pastor at the Episcopal church meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Cleveland Thayer is elected president of the women's auxiliary, succeeding Miss Lillian Bunch. Ida Berry becomes vice president, Don Alexander secretary treasurer, Eugene Schaeffer social service secretary, A. E. Pfaff devotional leader, and Margaret Plummer custodian of the United Thank Offering. Three visitors attend, Lois Kramer Dorothy Bradley and Mrs. Fred Proctor. A thrift shop report notes funds to buy a furnace for the new church. Tea and cookies follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Thayer
Womans Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Ogburn Yates
Thayer
Lillian Bunch
Ida Berry
Central Falls
C. Thayer
Don Alexander
Eugene Schaeffer
A. E. Pfaff
Margaret Plummer
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Martin at Baptist Church
The Angeline Berry group of the Baptist church honored Mrs. John Martin, chairwoman last year, with a handkerchief shower presented by Ferrell Brown on Park Street. Lois Frye led the devotional. personal service reports were shared. New member Mrs. O G Grimsley and visitor Mrs. James Lilly welcomed. Plans discussed for December Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Angeline Berry
The
Baptist Church
Ferrell
Brown
Park Street
Martin
Lois Frye
O. G. Grimsley
James Lilly
Rendezvous Bridge Club Hosts Regular Meet in Kernersville
In Kernersville on Main Street Mrs Margaret Allen hosted the Rendezvous bridge club with two tables in play. Clarice Jones won high score and received candy. Mrs Tom Stuart took second high with dusting powder. Mrs Merlin Fagg hosted a bridge luncheon for her club with two tables and gifts for top scores. The note also reports the surprise marriage of Miss Wilma Mae Scissom to Weldon West solemnized in High Point October 15 and mentions a missionary society event at the First Baptist Church hosted by Mrs Avhlee Hammocks and Miss Dorothy McCuiston for Mrs E F Baker who leaves December 1 for Andrews North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Bridge Club
Frazier Nance
Cranford Street
Helen Presnell
Bright Holland
Roy Champion
Althea Presnell
C. L. Crawford, Jr
John Hadley
Bill Boling
J. Ward, Jr
Althea Presnert
Virginia Barrison
Burlington
Ernest Kiesewetter
Kernersville
Eeret
Margaret Allen
Rendezvous Bridge Club
Main Street
Clarice Jones
Tom Stuart
Doris Allen
Eugenia Albert
Mesdames J. M. Pinnix Jr
Jane Fulp
C. E. Earle
Merlin Fagg
R. C. Morris
J. R. Blackwell
Georgia White
Mesdames
Jim Spears
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
Vesper King
Gilmer Smith
George Bellamy
J. T. Justice, Sr
Florence
Wilma Mae Scissom
Weldon West
High Point
James N. Bowman
D. A. Scissom
Cherryville
H. D. Tucker
West
W. E. West
Southern Silk Mills
Mrs. West
M. A. Tucker
Mountain Street
Circle 2
First Baptist Church Missionary Society
Avhlee Hammocks
Dorothy McCuiston
E. F. Baker
Andrews
N. C
Mesdames Audlee Hammocks
Phil McCuiston
Baker
Community Notices and Household News Tidbits
Local residents report travel plans for Thanksgiving with families in Washington and Raleigh. Highlights include church convention attendance in Raleigh and a family birth announcement in Winston-Salem. A child sustains a mouth injury, treated at City Memorial Hospital, and relatives spend a weekend in Roanoke, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Bill Walker
Roanoke
Pete Walker
Mrs. Walker
Open House at Kernersville School with Student Play
Prof J R Blackwell announces Open House on Tuesday November 22 for parents and patrons. A prize will go to the grade with most visitors. At 2 PM in the auditorium the 5A grade performs a two act musical play The Indian Princess by Maude Wallace. The Girls Glee Club presents a cantata The Childhood of Hiawatha. There is no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blackwell
Kernersville School
Maude Wallace
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Virginia
Ervin
Burrow
Bethel
Weaverville
West Lafayette
Ohio
India
Perio
Redding, Jr
C. C. Winningham
Esther Ross
Cothran G. Smith
Ferrell Brown, At
Adolph J. Sabath
Illinois
Big Bear
Sie
Okely
Eas
Sparagus
Turkeys
East Washington
Vincinla
Rosedale
Baker's Moist
Pimientos DC
Forthe
Nassau
New York
Brenda Frazier
Miami
Arhiee Hammocks
J. T. Hammocks
Washington, D. C
T. C. McCuiston
State Wide Baptist Church Convention
Raleigh
D. C
Edward Crow
Penney
Rayon
C Penney Company
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