Shirley Farr Hosts Miss Knight at North Street Party
Miss Shirley Farr held a bridge party at her home 1002 North Street to honor Miss Tamsie Knight. Prizes included a high score award a cigarette set and tray and a crystal goblet presented to the honoree. Guests included Mrs. Hendrix Victor Dallas Mrs. Ridge and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamsie Knight
R. Glenn Hendrix
Grace Koontz
Ictor Dallas
Miss Knight
L. S. Allen
H. M. Ridge, Jr
W. F. Redman
Walter Criseman
Dewey Garrette
L. 8. Allen
Donna Pope
Bessie Hedrick
Grace Martin
Ida Clarke
Fern Daniel
Shower Given For Mrs Foust Bride To Be At Archdale Home
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Ralph Foust at Miss Marshall’s Archdale home. Attendees included Miss Guy Nelle and Mrs Charles, with Mrs Foust receiving a bath mat and a bride and groom in wedding regalia. Games awarded prizes to Mrs Cris Harvey and Elmer James with Miss Doris Caldwell. A salad course followed hosted by her mother and sister for guests listed, including Mrs H A Ritchie and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Foust
Marshall
Archdale
Guy Nelle
Charles
Asville
Martha
Henry
Winston-Salem
Foust
Bill Ferree
Winfred Hinkle
Fay McCollum
Otis Harvey
Elmer James
James D. Green
J. Clay Madison
Charles Kearns
Mrs. Foust
Annabelle Sowers Bride W P Kernodle Thursday
Annabelle Sowers wed William Kernodle in a private ceremony at Centenary Methodist Greensboro. The couple plans a Shenandoah Valley to Washington trip before settling at 700 Grimes Street. The bride, daughter of Mrs Sowers and the late A J Sowers, is a 1931 High Point High and Edward’s Business College alumna. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W E Kernodle, is a Greensboro High School graduate now employed at Mock Judson Voehringer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mae Sowers
Annabelle
William Kernodle
Centenary Methodist
Greensboro
Kirkpatrick
Offi
Shenandoah Valley
Washington, D. C
Grimes Street
Kernodle
Sowers
A. J. Sowers
High Point High School
Edward's Business College
W. E. Kernodle
Martin Street
Greensboro High School
Mock-Judson's Voehringer Co
Taylor Arnold nuptials announced in Asheboro and Danville
Agnes Maye Taylor of Asheboro marries William Stanley Arnold of Richmond in a Danville ceremony officiated by Reverend A. G. Carter. Witnesses were Iris Garrett and Roy Moore. The couple will reside at 205 Pine Street High Point after the November 21 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Taylor
Asheboro
Agnes Maye
William Stanley Arnold
Richmond
Danville
A. G. Carter
First Baptist Church of
Iris Garrett
Roy Moore
Mount Airy
High Point
Mr. Arnold
Annie L. Arnold
Milton C. Arnold
Pine Street
Miss Helen Overcash to Wed W E Russell
Mr and Mrs O D Overcash announced the engagement of their daughter Helen Olive to William Earl Russell at a Thursday party. The wedding is planned for late December and celebration included bridge rock and bingo with forty guests and a floral yellow orange color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Overcash
W. E. Russell
O. D. Overcash
Helen Olive
William Earl Russell
Lillian Weisner
Adriene Overcash
Thanksgiving Weekend Social Roundup At Local Homes
Local residents return from trips and visits for Thanksgiving holidays. Louise Billison spends holidays with cousin Miss Alice Overman at Duke University and attends the Duke State football game and a Friday dance. Several others travel from Washington and Philadelphia to join families in Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Billison
Alice Overman
Duke University
Duke
Arrive In City For Russell Hayes Vows
Mr and Mrs George H Brown and children Sara Lou and George Jr of Greensboro arrive to spend the weekend at Mrs Browns parents and attend the wedding of Ruth Russell to E R Hayes this morning with Mrs Brown as attendant. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mr and Mrs N A Sink announce the birth of a son Donald Marshall on November a at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Brown
Sara Lou and
George, Jr
Greensboro
N. A. Sink
Tate Street
Donald Marshall
Bride To Be Ruth Russell Feted At Bridge Party
Miss Ruth Russell bride elect to Edward R. Hayes honored by Miss Elva Grissom at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. A A Koonts in the Alberta Apartments. Five tables played as guests valued fall motif decor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Russell
Edward R. Hayes
Elva Grissom
Bridge
A. A. Koonts
Alberta
Miss Grissom
Fay Beshears
Banks Poston
Asheboro Club Covers Local Colleges And UDC Meeting
Asheboro Sorosis Club discusses early histories of nearby colleges including St Marys, Salem, Womans College UNC Greensboro and Duke. Randolph Chapter UDC elects officers for 1936 37 and plans Flag Day sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Sorosis Club
Everette Boling
Arthur Cox
Greensboro
C. G. Smith
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Duke University
Trinity College
Charles Bosson
Queen's College
Charlotte
Younts Shackelford Wedding Revealed At Tate Street
Miss Mary Irene Younts wed James Posey Shackelford in a quiet Tate Street ceremony at Rev. R L Smiths home. The bride, a brunette daughter of P I and Mrs Younts, wore navy blue. Groom son of C B and Mrs Shackelford, linked with Globe Parlor Furniture. They will reside with the groom’s parents on route 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Smith
Tate Street
Mary Irene Younts
James Posey Shackelford
Shackelford
P. I. Younts
Route 2
Mr. Shackelford
C. B. Shackelford
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Edith Dickens
Glenn Smith
Mrs. Shackelford
Miss Byers Becomes Bride of C C Smith in Danville
Mr and Mrs G W Myers announce the marriage of their daughter Bessie Albida Byers to Clar endon S Smith on Saturday November 21 in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was at the Baptist parsonage with Rev Barber officiating. They reside at 720 South Main Street with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clinard
Charlotte
Mrs
J. W. Clinard
South Main Street
G. W. Myers
Bessie Albida
Clarendons
Miss Ruth Russell Weds E R Hayes In Simple Morning Ceremony
Miss Ruth Russell marries Edward Reginald Hayes Jr at the bride’s parents home on Centennial Avenue. Rev J P Hipps officiates with ring ritual. Attendants include Mrs George H Brown as matron of honor and Henry P Lipscomb as best man. Hayes is with Sears Roebuck in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Russell
Edward Reginald Hayes, Jr
Centennial Avenue
J. P. Hipps
Main Street M. BE. Church
Pauline Hicks
Walter Criseman
George H. Brown
Greensboro
Henry P. Lipscomb
Mr. Hayes
Miss Russell
N. E. Russell
B. R. Hayes, Jr
Roanoke
Sears- Roebuck and Co
Trinity Schools Study Groups To Meet This Week
Trinity Consolidated schools prepare study group meetings this week with speakers. The Trinity group convenes Tuesday at 2 30 PM with Mrs J W Meredith and Mrs W L Killen as speaker. Prospect group meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM with Mrs Pell Payne and Mrs Lucy Spoon. Archdale group meets Wednesday at 3 30 PM at the school house with Miss Griggs as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Consolidated Schools
Trinity Group
J. W. Meredith
W. L. Killen
Prospect Group
Pell Payne
Lucy Spoon
Archdale
Rev Bowman to Speak at Ada Blair PT A Meeting
The Ada Blair PT A will convene Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school building with Rev J N Bowman of West End Baptist church as guest speaker delivering an illustrated lecture on The Birth of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
PT. A
J. N. Bowman
West End Baptist Church
Birth of
Christ
W. O. T. Club Postpones Tuesday Meeting to December 15
The W. O. T. club announces it will not meet Tuesday. The postponed gathering will be held Tuesday December 15 with Mrs. H. A. Millis as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
H. A. Millis
Mrs Newlin Birthday Surprise Party Reported
Mrs N N Newlin hosted a Sunday school class surprise birthday party at her Main street home with games contests and refreshments. The article also notes numerous local residents and visitors spending holidays or weekends with relatives in Durham Charlotte Haw River Angier Greensboro and Richmond reflecting a village social sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Taylor
Greensboro College
F. R. Taylor
Mark Taylor
N. C. State College
W. F. Mathews
Louise Mathews
Franklinton
W. F.mathews
Margaret O'Brian
W. B. Hinshaw
Durham
Ernest Talley
N. H. Carpenter
Hickory
Eva Crowe
Harrisonburg
Kate Heatwole
Rose Parrish
Lucille Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Sheldon Hughes
P. B. Hughes
Haw River
Betty Maness
Add Davis
R. 8. Hayes
Richmond, Va
Attractive Tea And Shower Fetes Bride In Thomasville
A charming tea and shower was hosted by Mrs Carlton H Newby and her daughter Miss Jennie Reid Newby at West Main Street Thomasville on Friday afternoon. Honoree Mrs Clarence Ferrell Gibson previously Miss Julia Brown Jennings received guests along a receiving line with family and friends. Guests enjoyed green and yellow decor, lace cloth, yellow chrysanthemums, dainty sandwiches cookies and tea. A display of love gifts for the bride was shown in the parlor as a separate reception. A large number called to share in the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hammond
Academy Street
W. C. Greene
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Neale Paris
Roxboro
Walter W. Hammond
San Francisco
W. C. Hammond, Jr
Lumberton
Eleanor Ann Hammond
University of
Thomasville
Carlton H. Newby
Jennie Reid Newby
West Main Street
Clarence Ferrell Gibson
Julia Brown Jennings
David Long, Jr
Walter F. Newby
T. Austin Finch
Newby
Gibson
T. B. Jennings
Mildred Jennings
Z. P. Long
Vann Stringfield
Ella Dorsett
Zed Griffith
J. R. Blair
BE. L. Webb
Bessie Newby
Isabel Mouton
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Evelyn Lyles
W. G. Smith
George Finch
Meade Hite
J. C. Pennington
W. B
Miss Jennings Hosts Duke Peers Over Thanksgiving
Miss Betty Clare Jennings of Duke University hosts fellow Duke classmates Miss Marjorie Moody and Barbara Gaines and Miss Gladys Black for Thanksgiving at her Park Avenue home. Miss Black will return to Salisbury tonight. she teaches in city schools. Mrs. W F Rader of Newton arrives to visit daughter Mrs. Ray Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clare Jennings
Duke University
Park Avenue
Marjorie Moody
Babara Gaines
Duke
Gladys Black
Arthur Black
Salisbury
W. F. Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
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Liss Shirley Farr
Annabelle Sowers Bride
W. P. Kernodle
Dorothy Margaret Preddy
Accomby Fielding Kearns
Straton
Ervice
SPODE
Wedgewood
Rosenthac
Kear North Main Street
Ie Exwliffon Hose
Ainback
Sparel
South Main
Taylor-Arnold
Sherman Hicks
Toby Lee
Boulevard
Hicks
Aldine Linthicum
David T. Yow
Everett Marsh
John R. Peacock
Webb Meredith
Daisy Millington
Lois Welborn
Helen Butler
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Miss Butler
Warrenton
Miss Welborn
Ercelle Allen
Margaret Kemp
Jean Fowder
Mount Pleasant
N. C
Clyde Teague
Weeley Place
Guilford General Hospital
C. BE. McKinney
McKinney
Louise Cagle
L. P. Cagle
High Point Route Two
Betsy Dean Wagger
Washington-Lee University
Lexington
W. H. Welden
Griffin
A. B. Chambers
Pickett Street
Rachel Anne McCampbell
Julia van Landingham
Scotland Neck
Eastern Carolina Teachers’ College
Greenville
Oo. L. McCampbell
Arch- 8
Daisy Hayton
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Willis Street
Jack Owen
Sumter
Pat Hall
M. 8. Hall
Montheu Avenue
Meyer Mendenhall, Jr
Richard Hargett
Johnson Street
Martha Jean
Darien, Ga
J. R. Willis
West Broad Street
M. D. Elmore
Baltimore
Albert McAnally
The
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Mrs. W. J. McAnally
J. G. Durham
Russell-Hayes
Bride OF
Edward R. Hayes, Jr
Lucille Moore
Jessie Mae Young
Pattie Mason
Helen Paschall
Vera Smith
Ann Grissom
Lucille Hayworth
Ditsy Cash
Blanche Beasley
Sadie Doss
Grace Jester
Clarence Hughes
North
Jess Newsom
O. M. McDaniel
Randolph
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Randolph Public Library
Alton R. Hix
C. H. Redding
B. F. Brittian
J. D. Ross
Earl F. Henley
Iola Lowdermilk
Cleta Rich
Fayetteville
Younts
Miss Byers
Bride
C. C. Smith
E. R. Hayes
Trinity Schools
Rev. Bowman
P.T. A
Mrs. Newlin
Brierfield
Unit
Daughters of the Confederacy
F. Alexander
Sch Avenue
Sallie McCrack
J. &. Lambeth
Dallas
C. M. Hoover
J. B. Lambeth
J. A. Palmer
J R. Myers
Robert Williams
L. Harris
Sallie M Cracken
On All
Suede Shoes
Halliwell
Lia College
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