Business Girls honor Miss Kearns at club meeting
The Business and Professional Girls club met at the W. C. A. hut to celebrate Miss Mary Kearns bride elect. Gifts and a large wedding cake were presented as members toasted her engagement. The group also initiated new members and discussed charity and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kearns
Business and Professional Girls Club
Mary Kearns
Lab
Lucille Browne
Kearns
Thelma Patrick
Emma Blair
Miss Luna Cates Bride Elect Honored At Shower
Miss Luna Cates, bride elect, was honored at a lim e shower hosted by Mrs. Margaret Cox and Miss Jandie Davis on Phil ips street. Attendants included Mrs. D. R. Hedrick and others. guests wrote advice for the bride elect and gifts were presented. The couple plans to wed C. Morgan on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cox
Jandie Davis
Luna Cates
Asiser
A. McCain
Philips Street
Miss Cates
R C. Morgan
Hich
Misa Cates
Miss Manley Bride W J Hutcherson
Jesse W Manley announced his daughter Marg ie Manley would wed William J Hutcherson on September 29 in Greensboro North Carolina The ceremony took place at Centenary parsonage with Rev M T Smathers officiating Margie Manley is a Memorial hospital nurse in Reidsville and Guilford General Hospital graduate Hutcherson is from Reidsville connected with Duke Power The couple reside at 2 Irvin Park in Greensboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Manley
Margue
William J. Hutcherson
Greensboro
N. C
Cenenary Parsonage
M. T. Smathers
W. Manley
Anley
Yanceyville
Memorial Hospital Taff
Reidsville
Guilford General Hospital
Mr. Hutcherson
J. 8. Hutcherson
J. Hutcherson
Duke Powermpany
Uple
Irvin Park
O E S Chapters To Meet In Reidsville
The seventh district chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a district meeting in Reidsville Saturday afternoon at 2.00 pm at the Franklin Street school. Dinner will be served before the 7.30 pm session. Miss Mary Baker urged attendance. A chicken supper at Allen Jay School Friday October 9 from 6 to 8 pm invites the public with a small plate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Reidsville
Franklin Street
Mary Baker
High Point
Allen Jay School
Parent-Teacher Association of
Church Social and Class Meetings Planned Around October Activities
Mary Harper Philathea class of South Main Street M B church meets Friday at 7 30 pm with Mrs W C Kennerly on Chandler street assisted by Mrs W A Harper and Mrs J B Purr Loyal Workers class holds monthly meeting at Mrs R L Teague s home s planning October 23 banquet All day mission study Thursday at Main Street church annex 10 30 am led by Mrs M T Hicks Ward Street church Elizabeth Albright class join at Miss Mattie Albertson s home meet at church 7 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harper
Loyal Workers
Loyal Workers Class
R. L. Teague
Welborn Street
Main Street
M. BE
M. T. Hicks
Ward Street
Woman's Missionary Society
Elizabeth Albright
Mattie Albertson
Local Social News From Burrus Memorial Area
Mrs. Robert Biles remains ill at Burrus Memorial hospital with slight improvement. Miss Mary Phillips returns to Durham after visiting Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Phillips on English Street. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Beasley hosted guests from Randleman including Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hundley and family and Mrs. E. J. Collins. Miss Lela Kimsey of English Street has been ill but can go out again. Mrs. R. J. Kirby is quite ill at 1603 East Green Street. Alice Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Knight, recovering from appendectomy at Burrus Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Biles
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mary Phillips
Durham
A. Phillips
English Street
E. L. Beasley
John G. Hundley
E. J. Collins
Hundley
Randleman
Lela Kimsey
Enelis Street
R. J. Kirby
East Green Street
Alice Knight
H. A. Knight
Women Of Moose Chapter 961 To Meet Tonight
The Women Of The Moose chapter 961 will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30. All members are urged to attend by Mrs Mabel Beeson senior regent of the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Women of the Moose
Mabel Beeson
Reverend Fesperman Attends Mount Pleasant Classis
Rev Hoy L Fesperman, pastor of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church, left yesterday for Mount Pleasant to attend the North Carolina Classis in session yesterday and today. He plans to return home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mount Pleasant
North Carolina
Mrs Jones Elected President Of W O T Club
Mrs W C Jones was elected president of the W O T club at the first fall meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs A B Parker on Hillcrest drive. Officers named include Mrs T J Gold as vice president and Mrs R K Stewart as secretary treasurer. The group planned a year of joint lectures with the Philomathean club and Europe talks by Dr Francis Anscombe of Salem College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
W. O. T. Club
Cc. M. Hauser
A. 8. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Mra. T. J. Gold
Mra. R. K. Stewart
Jones
Philomathean Club
Mra. Willis Slane
R. C. Boyce
O. A. Kirkman
Europe
Francis Anscombe
Salem College
Mesdames
H. M. Armentrout
G. W. Clark
J. D. Cox
W. ©. Idol
T. J. Gold
H. A. Millis
R. K. Stewart
Carter Dalton
C. F. Tomlinson
Mary Alexander
Attractive Evening Bridge Honoring Miss Mary Kearns
A bridge party hosted by Mrs. C Arthur Kirkman Jr. on West High Street celebrated Miss Mary Kearns bride elect. Three-table game with fall flowers, high score prize won by Miss Blanche Barbour, traveling award to Miss Nelle Ansley. Miss Kearns received a silver set as hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arthur Kirkman, Jr
Weat High Street
Mary Kearns
John Max Woodcock
Blanche Barbour
Misa Nelle Ansley
Miss Kearns
District Officers Guests At Meeting Eastern Star Group
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted a called meeting at the Masonic Temple for district deputy grand matron Miss Mary Baker of Reidsville. Miss Elizabeth Wall presided as worthy grand matron and presented Baker a gift. Mrs. Maude Hester also visited. The gathering featured floral decor and refreshments for about thirty members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Baker
Reidsville
Elizabeth Wall
Maude Hester
Mrs Joyce Honored By Girl Pentagons With Linen Shower
Mrs Joyce a former Miss Dorothy Griffeth was honored at a linen shower by the Girl Pentagons at Miss Lois Chidester home on Rotary drive. She also received salad plates from club members. Three new members were elected and announced later. Guests included Mesdames Garner Cook and Joyce and Misses Elliott Crowder Stabler Furgurson Burress Kester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rountree Joyce
Dorothy Griffeth
Pentagon Club
Lois Chidester
Rotary Drive
Joyce
Mesdames Joyce
Wayne Garner
Robert Cook
Marion Elliott
Edith Crowder
Dorothy Stabler
Mildred Furgurson
Marguarite Burress
Frances Kester
Ada Blair P T A to Meet Thursday Evening
Ada Blair school will hold its first fall meeting Thursday at 7 30 o clock. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes pastor of Central Friends church will speak on Good Times In The Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair School
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Laura Wesson U D C Chapter to Meet Friday
Mrs. Roy Welborn will entertain the Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at her home on West Lexington Avenue Friday at four o'clock. It is the regular October meeting and full attendance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Welborn
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
West
Lexington Avenue
Young People Plan Campfire at W L Jackson Farm
The Wesley Memorial church Youth department schedules a campfire supper and Story Tellers Convention at Dr. W L Jackson Farm on Thursday evening. Cars depart the church at 5 o'clock for an outdoor gathering around the fire with songs and stories. Sponsored by Big Brothers and Big Sisters to honor Little Brothers and Little Sisters promoted from the Intermediate Department. rain will postpone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
Wesley Memorial Church
Car at 60 MPH Travels One Sixth City Block Before Stop
An automotive incident notes a car moving at sixty miles per hour covers roughly one sixth of a city block before the driver can halt. The account records the speed and stopping distance as a concise traffic observation.
Social Calendar Highlights Fall Week Activities
The social calendar lists events from Wednesday to Friday. Meetings include the Woman's Club at the YWCA hut on East Green street, and a supper series for Girl Reserve advisory committees. Other gatherings feature Tea and Topics at Pickett Farm, Sorosis, Priscilla, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Club of Twelve, Lotus, and a Horse Show Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Jelly Leftwich and his former Duke University orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
East Green Street
Girl Reserve Advisory
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Sorosis Club
B. S. Cummings
South Hamilton Street
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Roy Welborn
Sedgefield
Jelly Leftwich
Duke University
Mrs Wayne Garner Bride To Be Feted With Tea
Mrs W C Garner and Mrs B D Gibson honor Mrs Wayne Garner with a Friday tea at 233 Edgedale Drive from four to six. The guest of honor, formerly Miss Catherine Brown, is to be celebrated after her recent marriage. Cards were issued for a joint entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Garner
W. C. Garner
D. Gibson
Edgedale
Misa Catherine Brown
Walter Clark Garner
Sloan D. Gibson
Hallowe'en Bridge Enjoyed By Ace-Hi Members And Guests
Mrs. Riley Martin hosted the Ace-Hi club at Circle drive for a Hallowe'en bridge gathering. Dahlias and zinnias decorated the home with a Halloween theme. High-score prizes went to Mrs. Harry Culler and Mrs. Bob Ingram. Visitors included Mrs. Buck Matthews and Mrs. John York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Martin
Circle Drive
Harry Culler
Bob Ingram
Buck Matthews
John York
City to seek 85000 WPA grant for new Negro park
City Manager Knox authorized to sign a WPA funding application to build a full Negro park at 85000 total cost with the city contributing 22600 and WPA covering the rest. Land cost 10000 already paid. Funds to cover lockers and turnstiles include 3000 this year and 2200 next budget. The council also moved to use 3000 state highway maintenance funds to cover Main street streetcar tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Knox
WPA
Southern Railway
Kivett Drive
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Cecil Qualifies As Estate Executor
Greensboro news item notes C. M. Cecil of High Point qualified as executor of the estate of the late Mrs. H. C. Myers who died May 7 1936. William David Cecil is the sole heir to the $1 500 estate under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Freeman to Deliver UNC Extension Lecture in Goldsboro
Chapel Hill Oct 7 announcement says Dr. Walter Freeman of Washington DC will deliver the third UNC extension lecture in Goldsboro tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Walter Freeman
Washington, D. C
University of North Carolina
Goldsboro
Greensboro Fair Friday feature with Captain Samuel Holt
Captain Samuel Holt, commanding officer of the local unit, announced today a feature for the Greensboro Fair Friday week. The plans highlight community engagement and military presence at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensbor
Samuel Holt
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Olympic Star
Lucille Brown
City Lake
Gladys Hall
Ben L. New
Grace Jester
Lydia Kiger
Gladys Ellington
Jewell Welch
Unity Nash
Rosalie Andrews
P. C. Ziglar
Winston- Salem
J. K. Kearns
D. R. Hedrick
Daisy Ring
E. J. Cates
J. C. Ledbetter
Edna Farr
Ruth Cecil
Minnie Justice
Blanche Howard
Geneva Edwards
Lizzie Bulla
Elizabeth Clary
Tressie Caudle
Alma Edwards
Virginia Elkins
Vada Grant
Nellie Evans
Louise Hinkle
Myrtle
Virgie Cates
Frances Moon
Miss Manley Bride
W. J. Hutcherson
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Ring Drug CO
PHOND
North Main ST
Wilson's Shoe
D. A. Burress
Twilight
Ovex Mann Drug NO. 2
W. O. T. Meet
Eastern Star Group
Ada Blair
P.T. A
U. D.C
W. L. Jackson Farm
Hallowe'en Bridge
Ace-Hi
Cecil
Pacific Ocean
SON
National Guard
Whit
Quality Shoe Store
Paris
Goodyear
The
Rice- O-Neill Shoes
Rice-O'Neill
Rice- O'Neill
Parllee
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