Betrothal of Virginia Baker to Dr. John Heck announced
Mrs. Henry M. Baker announces the engagement of her daughter Virginia Louise Baker to Dr. John Conrad Heck of Baltimore Maryland. The wedding is planned for December at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Virginia with the bride living in Winchester and the couple receiving wide notice across the Carolinas Virginia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Baker
John Conrad Heck
Henry M. Baker
Rockford Road
Virginia Louise
Baltimore
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Miss Baker
Henry Manuel Baker
High Point
Ality
Handley '34
Junior League
Little Theater
Heck
John J. Heck
University of Maryland
Visits and Illnesses Highlight City People News
Miss Maud Ann Sherlock arrives in Elizabeth City to visit Gaston A. Johnson. Dessie Gregory remains bedbound at 1015 Lindsay Street. Mrs. Sigman Sechrist recovers from appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Numerous residents attend a clambake in Taylorsville. Mrs. J B Johnson returns to live with her parents in Greensboro. Rev Donald Conrad and Miss Helen Davis depart for New York for the World’s Fair. Joe Dale Jr. moves to 2102 English Street after a broken arm. The Cranle family returns to Belrose after illness in Winston-Salem. Loflins attend a funeral in Beckley. Leonard of Kernersville is seriously ill. Mrs. J Ek Wagner visits Englewood. C Muse slowly improves at home after pneumonia and heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ann Sherlock
Elizabeth City
Gaston A. Johnson
Miss Sherlock
Mr. Johnson
Dessie Gregory
Lindsay Street
Donald Conrad
Helen Davis
New York
Onrad
Miss Davis
Oston
Mass
Plainsfield
Joe Dale, Jr
English Street
Wesley Long Hostal
Greensboro
Sorority Club Hayride Honors New Member Frankie Jones
Members of the Sorority Club enjoyed a Friday hayride in honor of Frankie Jones who recently joined. They gathered at Miss Mary Elizabeth Vail’s home, rode to Morden Dairy Farm, then shared a picnic supper with escorts listed. The initial fall Utopian Study Club meeting is set for Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Mrs Harry Alexander’s Rotary Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorority Club
Frankie Jones
Mary Elizabeth Vail
Morden
Nellie Sue Kent
Willice Kerr
Margaret Farr
J. E. Suggs, Jr
Harry Carter
Cliffton Brown
Virginia Kent
Arthur Sprow
Beatrice Warner
Tom Lemar
Helen Gibson
Winfred Fry
Ernestine Bradley
Henry Gibson
Utopian Study Club
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
Church Social Circles Meet Across Local Churches
Various church and auxiliary groups schedule meetings this week. The Woman's Auxiliary at St. Mary's and the Central Friends Church hold gatherings October 2 with others at First Presbyterian, B'nai Israel, Ward Street Methodist, Green Street Baptist, North Main Street Baptist, and South Main Methodist planning sessions and events through Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
First Presbyterian Church
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Woodland Drive
Frank Wineskie
Ben Cooper
Hillcrest Drive
R. K. Young
Florham
R. S. Lafferty
Louise
F. L. Brooks
South Hamilton
F. R. Barringer
Cedrow
W. W. Walker
Rotary
Carolinas Mixed Foursome Championship at Sedgefield
The Second Annual Carolinas Mixed Foursome Championship will be held at Sedgefield on Friday October 6. The event features Mixed Scotch Foursomes with ladies and gentlemen as teams, regular two ball foursomes, net and gross prizes, and a post event tea at the Sedgefield Grill where trophies will be presented. Notable entrants include Kathryn Hemphill Jane Cochran Helen Waring Mrs J A Page Jr Cornelia McKimmon and leading male players from North and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
North
South Carolina
Kathryn Hemphill
Jane Cochran
Helen Waring
J. A. Page, Jr
Cornelia McKimmon
Two
Carolinas
Bobby Dunkelberger
Tully Blair
Adrian McManus
Jack Garrett
Bill Snow
Alfred Oliver
Wes Ferrell
Sedgefield Grill
Tea and Topics Club Opens Fall Meeting at Archdale
Mrs J T Weaver hosts the first fall meeting of the Tea and Topics Club at her Archdale home. The gathering Thursday starts at 3 30 with Mrs Vassie Wilson in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Weaver
Archdale
Vassie Wilson
Piedmont German Club Opens Fall Dance Season
The Piedmont German Club kicked off fall and winter events with a Friday dance at Emerywood Country Club. Arthur Marsh Jr won the attendance prize as Billy Brooks and his orchestra played for members and out of town guests from Winston-Salem, Thomasville, Greensboro, Salisbury, Concord, and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Arthur Marsh, Jr
Billy Brooks
Winfield Blackwell
Winston-Salem
Sam Harris
Richard Rothrock
Thomasville
Walter Murray
Charlie Harrison
James Lybrand
Bill Perry
C. N. Ivey
Percy Robinson
Russell van Landingham
Jack Ballinger
Greensboro
Francis Price
Ronald Snider
Salisbury
Arthur Odell
Concord
C. B. Marshall
Charlotte
Business Girls to Meet Tuesday Night
Miss Elva Grissom will preside at the regular business and supper meeting of the Business and Professional Girls' Club of the Y W C A to be held at the Y W C A hut Tuesday evening at 6 15 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.ee Bwnal
Israeal Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
B'nai Israel Synagogue
A. Bernard
Sunset Drive
Stanley Taylor
Philatheas
Green Street Church
Geen Street Baptist Church
Philathea
Elva Grissom
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Girl Reserve Fall Activity Starts With Rallies
Girl Reserve clubs begin fall work with rallies this week. Blair Club for junior high girls meets at the YWCA hut with Miss Lucille Culler as president and Miss Catherine Carmichael as secretary treasurer. A Senior High rally will feature old members wearing emblems and welcoming newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Club
Lucille Culler
Catherine Carmichael
Donree Setzer
Mid-Week Study Club to Meet at Mrs Biggs Home
The Mid-Day Study Club holds its first Fall meeting Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs John D Biggs home 1003 North Main Street. Members will gather for a social and organizational session in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Biggs
North Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sigman Sechrist
Guilford General Hospital
Sechrist
Beatrice Harriss
C. F. Tomlinson
Geddie Strickland
Lillian Massey
R. 8S. Ferguson
Taylorsville
J. B. Johnson
Mirs. C. S. Murphey
Hamilton Street
Georgia Burton
Guilford Genval Hospital
Pergy Stewart
Charette
J. M.tewart
Best Street
A. Ee
Joe Kirkman
Maury Cranle
Belrose
Long Island
N. Y
J. E. Loflin
Kennedy Street
Beckley
W. Va
Mr. Loflin
W. W. Loflin
H. P. Leonard
Route One
Kernersville
City Memorial Hospital
D Oe Cc. C
Muse
South Main Street
Dodamead
Thomas Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Paore Ay
Peter Jacob Smith
Lexington Avenue
Vera Ida
Robert Martyn Smith
Liberty
Etta Smith
Willard Anderson Smith
Duke University Chapel
ST. Mary's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Church
Woman's Auxiliary
District of Guilford
St. Luke's Church
Spray
Central Friends’ Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Ward Street
Methodist Church
Beatrice Johnson
A. L. Kirkman
Prospect Street
Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Main Street Methodist Church
Paul Spencer
Greensboro Road
Green Steere
Faithful Workers
Green Street Baptist Church
Gibson
Mesdames A. V
W. Pilson
First Baptist
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
South Main
Tea and Topics Club
Thomas
Efird's
Piedmont German Club
Tuaibe Ee
Tierrere Lary cM
EFIRD
Charles A. King
Ruth Lucille
Robert Harrison Lee
W. L. Lee
Nes Love
Lucille Ruffin
Margaret Gladstone
William Penn
Negsr High School
Emma Jone
Shoninger Spinet Piano
Bland's Music Store
Emerywood Bowling
Emerywood League
S. Dawley
H. White
Hal A. Davis
J. O. Hauschik
Silas B, Case
S. Beave
Arcade Amusement Company
Efieir Db
High Point, N. C
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