Dinner Dance At Sedgefield Inn Ends Thanksgiving Week
The Sedgefield Hunt members and guests held the annual dinner dance at the Sedgefield Inn on Friday evening starting at 7 30. The dining room featured fall flowers with yellow calendulas. Jere King and his orchestra provided music for dancing. A holiday hunt and breakfast followed, with the weekend program closing after the horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Seborn Perry
Paul Crumming
New York City
Nathan Ayers
W. Stanley Davis
Flora Martin
Weekend visits and football in Salem area society notes
Miss Eleanor Amos and roommates vacation in Philadelphia after attending the football game. Mrs Claude Knight recovering from a tonsillectomy. Nancy Surgess visits Winston Salem relatives. several families travel for Duke Pitt and Duke Pittsburgh games. residents return from Chicago and Charlotte trips. Hal Lackey recovers from truck accident injury. Lizzie Gooch returns from New York buying trip. multiple families visiting or hosting guests in Salem area with local addresses and institutions named.
Elm Street School Hosts Two Thanksgiving Programs
Elm Street school students presented two Thanksgiving programs on Wednesday. The second grade staged Jack's Thanksgiving Dream with Richard Ward as Jack and Pilgrim figures, Indians, pumpkins and goblins. The fifth grade offered a nation’s growth pageant featuring Miss Columbia Hallie Gardner, colonial representatives, Uncle Sam, George Washington, a flag drill, and thirteen colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Margaret Andrews
Elizabeth Highsmith
Jack
Richard Ward
Columbia
Hallie Gardner
Miss Columbia
Uncle Sam
George Washington
Parent-Teacher Council Meeting Set At Johnson Street
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council holds its regular meeting at Johnson Street school at 3 45 p m Tuesday with Mrs Floyd Wilson presiding Charlies F Carroll Jr will speak on Financial Operations of the City Schools All presidents and committee chairmen from local associations are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Johnson Street
Floyd Wilson
Charlies F. Carroll, Jr
Parent-Teacher
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Central Friends Church
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The High Point chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy hosts officer installation at Mrs. L. R. Terry’s home with a paper on Indigo by Mrs. A. T. Wishart. Various groups including Parent-Teacher Council A A U W Community Arts Club Utopian Study Club Girl Scout Council Philomathen Club and Piedmont German club plan meetings and events through the week with speakers and a dance featuring Billy Brooks and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
A. T. Wishart
Robbins Little Vows Solemnized Saturday
Miss Madge Robbins of High Point and Boyd W. Little of Concord were married on November 19, 1938 at the Christian church parsonage in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was simple and witnessed by relatives and friends, with Rev. M. T. Sorrell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Robbins
High Point
Boyd W. Little
Concord
The
Christian Church
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
J. Robbins
Adams Street
High Point High School
Mr. Little
Willie Little
J. M. Little
Young Street
Cabarrus Mill
Marriage Announcements List Two Local Couples
Announcements report Miss Mamie Bowles of North Wilkesboro to W Harold Cook of High Point and North Wilkesboro with a November 24 ceremony at Central Methodist Mooresville led by Rev W A Kale. The couple plan home in North Wilkesboro Fifth Street after a short trip. Also, Miss Annie Lucille Norman wed Robert Wayne Welborn at his Montlieu Avenue home with a small group observing. they will reside in High Point after a brief southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Alice Bowles
North Wilkesboro
W. Harold Cook
High Point
Central Methodist
John Wilfred Bowles
John W. Cook
Route Three
Home Chair Company
Fifth Street
Annie Lucille Norman
Robert Wayne Welborn
Rev
C. N. Royal
Montlieu Avenue
W. L. ‘Norman
Elbertson
Mr. Welborn
Mre. R
Welborn
Georgia
Calvary Class Honors Teacher With Surprise Party
The Daughters of Wesley class at Calvary M. E. church hosted a surprise birthday party for teacher Mrs. D. V. Howell at Mrs. Byman McCormick's home. Thirty members attended with games and contests. prizes went to Daphne Gentry Irene Rivette and Lucille McCulloch. A birthday cake and tea service followed the candle lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary M. E. Church
Byman McCormick
D. V. Howell
Daphne Gentry
Irene Rivette
Lucille McCulloch
Devon Clark Celebrates Eighth Birthday At Home
Mr and Mrs E W Clark hosted a party at their Franklin street home on Saturday for their son Devon s eighth birthday. After games prizes went to Mary DeLapp and Darrell Beverly. Ice cream and cake followed in the dining room with guests Mary Virginia DeLapp Peggy Ann Morton Darrell Beverly Charles Joyce Hall Stafford Clark Gillis Clark Loyal Honesucker and Keith Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Clark
Franklin Street
Devon
Mary DeLapp
Darrell Beverly
Mary
Virginia DeLapp
Peggy Ann Morton
Charles and
Joyce Hall
Stafford Clark
Gillis Clark, Jr
Loyal Honeysucker
Keith Clark
Four Tables In Play Emerywood Evening Bridge
Emerywood Country club hosted a Friday evening bridge with four tables in play during the Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner were host and hostess. prizes went to Mrs. Warner for the ladies and Frank B. Smith for the men. Refreshments followed, with a roster including Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and others such as J. W. Lindsay, H. P. Hardin, R. D. Tillson, C. S. Beaver, Bessie Bass, Hal A. Davis, and John C. Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
Warner
Frank B. Smith
W. E. Mitchell
J. W. Lindsay
Frank B Smith
H. P. Hardin
Mesdames R. D. Tillson
C. 8. Beaver
Bessie Bass
Hal A. Davis
John C. Abels
Carroll to address AAUW on school legislation topic
C F Carroll Jr superintendent of the city schools will speak on Recent and Proposed Legislation in Connection With Schools at the AAUW meeting set for Tuesday November 29 at 7 30 pm in the annex of Central Friends church. The open meeting invites all interested to attend. The postponement was due to a conflict with High Point College lecture featuring the Countess of Lisztowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Central Friends Church
H. A. White
High Point College
Countess of
Girl Scout Council To Meet On Thursday
The regular meeting of the Girl Scout council will be held Thursday morning at 10 o clock at Mrs Katherine Raymonds home on North Main street. The executive committee will meet at 9 30 prior to the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Social Arts Club
Clyde Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Philomathean Club
W. Chase Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
Billy Brooks
Parties Honor Miss Iveigh Bride Elect Grace Iveigh
A week of social events marks the upcoming marriage of Grace Iveigh to Edward Johnson on December 3 at five p.m. Paris of celebrations include kitchen showers, bridge parties, a luncheon, a private dance, and a cake cutting at Mrs Joseph Iveighs home following the rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Iveigh
Edward Johnson
Louise Edwards
Blain Street
Pansy Iveigh
I. T. Johnson
Thomasville
Maggie Johnson
J. H. Everhart
Rachel Suggs
Joseph Iveigh
Addie L. Edwards
Emma Warren Edwards
Burlington
Tillie Sue
Irene
Mary Louise Iveigh
Gladys Moore
Greensboro
BP. M. Lambert
North
Hamilton Street
Woodrow Avenue
Third Piedmont German Dance Friday Evening
The Piedmont German club hosts the third fall and winter dance at Em erywood Country club on Friday December 2. Dancing starts at 9 30 with a pre ten attendance prize for arrivals before 10. Billy Brooks and his 14 piece orchestra from Albany provide music with vocalist Miss Frances Garrett. Admission is by card only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Billy Brooks
New Kenmore Hotel
Albany
Frances Garrett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Amos
Randolph-Macon College
R. T. Amos
Philadelphia
Margaret Ann Black
Claude &. Knight
Fairfield Road
Nancy Lee
Winston-Salem
Nancy Marie Carroll
Smith Street
T. W. Hampton
West Green Street
Chicago, Ill
J. P. Forrest
Barbara Jean Dillon
Grace Street
S. H. Willis
Baltimore
E. E. Sensenbach
Mr. Sensenbach
Elmer Sensenbach, Jr
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Stroupe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bobby
McCallie
Duke University
Durham
Duke
Pitt
Emmett Stone
Charlotte
B. J. Dunn
Edgedale Drive
Maude White Strickland
Atlanta, Ga
C. F. White
White Oak Street
Atlanta
Betty Hunt Murray
Salem College
Embree H. Blackard
Gurney H. Kearns
Betty Hardin
J. Chester Hayworth
Anna Rowe Russell
Betty Jo Abels
Jack Abels
Davidson College
Norma Page
Mrs. W. B. Cook
Winston- Salem
James H. Hoge
Monroe Apartments
James L. Hogg
Saint Paul, Minn
Gertrude Tomlinson
Mary McKinney Goodson
Barbara Thomas
Knoxville, Tenn
Alene Tonissin
Jacksonville, Fla
Salem Academy
8. H. Tomlinson
Craven Page
Robert Cottam
Hal Locke
H. V. Lackey
Asheboro
Hal
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lizzie Gooch
Robert Carter
East Washington Street
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Josephine Hoffman
Daughman
Joe F. Hoft
Ruth Honeycutt
Salisbury
Phifer Junior College
Misenheimer
H. G. Peters
Peggy
Yvonne
A. W. Feezer
Southmont
Kinston
Peter
Roy E. Peters
Pendle
Rey
John W. Moore
Marion
N. C
Congress
Lpechinsoni Ini
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
Valette J. Harris
Hew
Rockford Road
Miss Bowles
Lawrence Socrates Chackales
Mary Frances Drakos
Nicholas Drakos
Calvary
Devon Clark
Emerywood
C F Carroll, Jr
SILK
Aptetel
Miss Iveigh
Richardson
Rinso
Children’s
Department Store
the Bargain Center
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