Conrad-Davis Marriage At Bride's Home
The ceremony took place Friday evening at eight at the bride's parents home on Woodrow Avenue. Miss Willie Davis married Reverend Donald Conrad of Greensboro with J Kenneth Pfohl officiating. The living room altar featured ivy arches, ferns, palms, lilies and cathedral candles.Music preceded the ceremony with Howard C. Conrad singing and Mrs B Clyde Shore at the piano. The bridal party included Helen Davis as maid of honor. The bride wore a white satin gown with fur trim and a court train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Avenue
Willie Davis
Donald Conrad
Greensboro
Eee J. Kenneth Pfohl
Home Moravian Church
Winston-Salem
Howard C. Conrad
B. Clyde Shore
Attractive Bride Dresses in White Tulle for Greensboro Wedding
Miss Willie Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Davis, became Mrs Donald Conrad in a Greensboro ceremony. She wore a white tulle gown with a face veil and carried roses and valley lilies. The groom was supported by best man Rev Gordon Spaugh. An informal reception followed with family hosts and a line of guests including the Davises and the Francine Conrads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allison Davis
Gordon Spaugh
Winston-Salem
Walter Chandler
Davis
Mrs. Conrad
L. A. Conrad
Mrs. Davis
Alfred Hartman
Illnesses and family visits front Guilford area
Friends note Mrs J W Bottoms is ill in Guilford General Hospital after an operation. Mr and Mrs R G Spencer and sons Bobby and Norman return home from Shelby Kentucky after visiting Mrs Spencer's sister Mrs G H Tillotson. Mrs Russell Chadwick arrives from Glendale California to visit sister Mrs C S Grayson. Billy Ray Campbell convalesces after a relapse of diphtheria and membranous roup at his parents home 816 Magnolia Court last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bottoms
Guilford General Hospital
R. G. Spencer
Bobby and
Norman
Shelby, Ky
Russell Chadwick
Glendale
Calif
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Billy Ray Campbell
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
High Point couple wed as guests attend in Greensboro
The marriage of Willie Davis to Rev. Donald Williams Conrad took place in High Point on Friday November 24 1933. Families from Winston Salem Greensboro Kernersville and Charlotte joined in the wedding and reception with out of town guests including Dr. and Mrs Rondthaler and many Conrads. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Greensboro in the Dolly Madison Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Taylor
Diane
Margaret Chandler
Dorothy Dean Davis
Alice Chandler
Ine Stamper
Pulaski
Martha Jane Tugwell
Greensboro
Dolly Madison
Conrad
W. A. Davis
High Point
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
L. A. Conrad
Winston-Salem
Moravian College
George Washington University
Moravian Theological Seminary
Omricon Gamma Omega
Howard Rondthaler
Gordon Spaugh
Clyde Shore
Alfred Hartman
William A. Blair
Christine Weber
Weber
Leo L. Conrad
W. W. Conrad
J. Ernest Fordham
Charlotte
William Allison Davis
Willie
Donald Williams Conrad
North Carolina
Miss Louise Copeland Becomes Bride Of Amos Ragan Kearns
Miss Louise Copeland and Amos Ragan Kearns of High Point married at Queen Street Church in Kinston on Saturday November 25. Rev. Robert E Brown led the service with Rev. G Ray Jordan assisting. The ceremony featured music by organist Mrs Kola Farnbow and violinist Robert Rhodes, with vocal duets by Gurney Briggs and Mrs. Briggs. The bride wore ice blue satin with blue tulle accents and carried gardenias, lilies of the valley, and wore a four skin sable scarf. Attendants included Miss Sarah Copeland as maid of honor and Edwin Dempster, Earl Phillips, R E Copeland, and Hal Reynolds as ushers. The groom’s party included best man Welch Harriss. The couple left for unspecified points after the ceremony. The reception followed at the bride’s West Washington Avenue home with about 150 guests. The couple will reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Louise Copeland
Amos Ragan Kearns
High Point
Queen Street
Robert E. Brown
G. Ray Jordan
Kola Farnbow
Robert Rhodes
Gurney Briggs
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Welch Harriss
Nat Hill
Carl Bell
Raleigh
Scott Parham
Henderson
George F. Whitefield
New York
Junior C E to Hold Candlelight Service
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the First M P church will hold an installation candle light service this afternoon at 3 o clock. Newly elected officers will be installed and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
the First M. P. Church
Social Calendar Highlights High Point Garden and Daughters meetings
Monday hosts a 2 pm High Point Garden Club business meeting at Mrs. Tate’s West Broad street home followed by 3:30 pm United Daughters of the Confederacy gatherings at Mrs. Hedrick’s North Main and 4 pm Laura Wesson chapter at Rockford road with Miss Simmons and Mrs. Robichaux serving as associate hosts. Tuesday 10 am Wayside Garden Club at 625 Colonial drive and 3 pm Wednesday Contract Club at Jamestown with Mrs. Heilig hosting. 7:30 pm Eastern Star chapter 106 meets at the Masonic Temple. Friday 10 am to 2 pm Coterien club hosts its inaugural dance at High Point Country Club with Jimmy Poynton’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
A. KB. Tate
H. B. Hiatt
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Simmons
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
H. B. Robertson
P. W. Flagge
Wayside Garden Club
Colonial Drive
L. B. Heilig
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Coterien Club
High Point Country Club
Jimmy Poynton
High Point U. D. C
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Will R. Smith
High Point Garden
High Garden Club
A. E
West Broad Street
Monernoon
Tate
Ting
Priscilla Club Hosts Thanksgiving Breakfast at Elmwood
The Priscilla club held a festive Friday breakfast at Mrs. R. K. Young’s Elmwood hotel apartment at 10 30. Guests included Mrs. Charles Perry and others as yellow and white chrysanthemum decor set a seasonal tone with a three course meal and turkey motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
R. K. Young
Elwood
Mrs. Young
Charles Perry
A. E. Taplin
I. P. Ingle
Fred Thomas
Hoke Bullard
C. C. Robbins
C. H. Ellis
J. F. Hayden
Vernon Idol
C. A. Ring
Fred Ingram
Roy Farmer
F. F. Dickson
S. C. Clark
Dance readers excited for Coterien Club debut
Interest soars for the Coterien club initial dance on Friday night December 1 at High Point Country club featuring Jimmy Poyner and his State College Orchestra Invitations have been mailed to many in the area and a record crowd is expected Chaperones and sponsors are listed with ties to Lexington Greensboro and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
High Point Country Club
Jimmy Poyner
State College
Frances Weddington
Lexington
William Hayes
Agnes Crowder
Carl Gibson
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
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Conrad-Davis
Bride
Frederick Permanent
Vere
Wave Ghampes
Marcelle Wet
Ideal Beauty Shop
Commercial Bank
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
Laggeys
S. Main Street
VOGUE
Beauty Shoppe
State Board Sanitary Rating
Frederic Wave
Mary Edwards
Mer
Bride of
Queen Street Church
Arthur Sanford Copeland
Kearns
C. E
West End
Beauty Shop
Johnson Street
Homer Hudson
Wesley
London
Renfrow
Wade Renfrow
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Perkinson
North Main
Watainiataia Toy
Mann Dees
William Piie
Dorothy Crawley
James Hinkle
Jones
William Tay
John Whitescare
C. F. Son
Carter
J. F. Hayd
Bunn Hackmey
P. A. Warner
Hall
Brest
Smith
Jackas
Hugh J
C. T. Ing
Club Me
John Whitescarver
Whitesea
F. &. Whitescarver
Parkway
Velva Hayden
L. R. Peacock
W. J. Fraley
Whitescarver
Charles Lucas
Albert Hart, Jr
O. A. Kirkman
Albert Rawley
J. H. Alpers
Sam Calvert, Jr
Morris Jones
Misses Hayden
Dorothy Crawl Margaret Hedrick
Meredith Slane
Maxine Rich
Mildred
M Neal Carr
Mrs. Ingram, Jr
de Lite Beauty
Eugen Imanent
Elaine
Eugene
Willowbrook Strd
The
Beavans Co
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