Society Notes Highlight Bridges and Club Meetings
Lydia Lorraine Horney born October seventh to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Horney at Park street. Mrs. George Matton of Monterey, Mexico hosts bridge at the Alberta apartments 10 a.m. and again 3:30 p.m. on Hamilton street. Archdale Club meets Wednesday at 3 with officer elections. Mrs. Kathleen Petty Baxter hosts bridge at North Main Street tomorrow morning. Cornelian club shift in hostessing to Mrs. Jack Taylor on Johnson Street this Friday 3:30 to 6. Over the Teacups Club gathers Friday at 3 to 6 with president Mrs. Harry Raymond, noting Greensboro fair. Mrs. W. G. Shipman hosts literature study on opera beginnings Wednesday 3:45. St Johns class meets Wednesday evening for officer election, with Miss Billie Hiatt as hostess in Ro land Park. Certificates awarded to five members for catechism knowledge. Visits by Miss Frances McCrary and family noted. C. E. Cunningham and daughter Mary return to Waxhaw after visit with Mrs. H. W. McCain. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Korner of Charlotte in town for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matton
Monterey
Mexico
Charles Ragan
Alberta Apartments
Hamilton Street
W. G. Matton
Matton
Bridge
Kathleen Petty Baxter
J. H. Petty
North Main Street
Jack Taylor
Cornelian Club
Johnson Street
A. E. Frazier
City Schools
Harry Raymond
St. John’s
Episcopal Church
Billie Hiatt
Roland Park
St. Mary's Church
Elizabeth Hubbard
Margaret Campbell
Houston Hiatt
Allen Crowson
Klub Kalendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Alexander Martin chapter PD A R meets Mrs Houston Hiatt in Roland Park at 3 30 pm Tuesday. Wednesday Fortnightly Bridge Club hosts Mrs Robert Brockett Johnson Street at 3 pm. Literature Music dept Woman's Club meets Mrs W G Shipman Gatewood Ave at 3 45 pm with Mrs Fred Wheeler leading. St Johns class Episcopal Church meets Miss Billie Hiatt Roland Park at 7 pm. Thursday Retail Club gathers 3 30 pm hostess to be announced Delta Tau Club meets Mrs Robert Walker Johnson St at 3 30 pm. Friday Sorosis Club hosts Mrs Robert Brockett Johnson St at 2 pm first fall session. Over the Teacups Club meets Mrs Harry Raymond North Main St at 3 pm. Cornelian Club meets Mrs Jack Taylor Johnson St at 3 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
PD. A. R
Houston Hiatt
Roland Park
Bridge Club
Robert Brockett
Johnson Street
Woman's Club
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
Fred Wheeler
St. John’s
Episcopal Church
Billie Hiatt
Delta Tau Club
Robert Walker
Sorosis Club
Teacups Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Central Carolina Fair
Cornelian Club
Jack Taylor
Mrs Brash Returns From St Louis and Milwaukee Visit
Mrs S J Brash returns to the city this week from an extended visit with relatives in St Louis and Milwaukee. She is with her daughter Mrs Harry Raymond on North Main. Guests Sunday at Mr and Mrs J N Mc Crary included many Mc Crarys of Lexington and Linwood along with E L Morgan and Misss Mary Bell Morgan and Clarice Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Brash
St. Louis
Milwaukee
J. N. McCrary
J. L. McCrary
R. L. McCrary
Ernest McCrary
G. E. McCrary
J. L. McCrary, Jr
E. L. Morgan
Mary Bell Morgan
Clarice Ward
Lexington
C. B. McCrary
Linwood
Elizabeth Hayden
High Point
City
J. A. Green
Ray Hoover
Chatham Military Institute
Chatham, Va
D. E. Hoover
Local Notables Attend Weddings and Visits in Town
Thomasville notes include Annie Belle Dantzier to Rev. Earl Bodie with ceremony in Cameron South Carolina. Charles Phillips to wed Virginia Ryan in St Louis. Several residents, students, and visitors from High Point, Bessemer City, Chatham, Atlanta, Knoxville and Charlotte span weekends and backcountry trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James Dantzier
Annie Belle
Earl Mennon Bodie
Church of the Resurrection
Cameron
S. C
Jacquette Blouse Described As Smart Tailored Style
The jacquette is outlined as a hip length smart blouse with bell sleeves three quarters long, a V shaped neck, and a severe tailored look with no frills. Navy blue and browns are favored colors with satin crepe or embroidered satin fabrics common. Several local residents are noted visiting or hosting over the weekend as civic groups plan to discuss vocational and continuation classes at the chamber of commerce tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary, Kiwanis and Civitan Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Ancient emerald engraving prized in early trade
Ancient scholars and artisans developed the craft of engraving on emeralds, creating highly demanded works that showcased precision and artistry. The practice reflected value placed on gemstone artistry in historical markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia Lorraine Horney
H. C. Horney
Park Street
Lydia Lorraine
Archdale Club
Archdale Woman's Club
Lee Andrews
Archdale
Frances McCrary
Lilla Bella McCrary
Ernestine Morgan
Leroy Morgan
Charles Franklin McCrary
Joe McCrary, Jr
C. E. Cunningham
Mary Cunningham
Waxhaw
H. W. McCain
Russell Korner
Charlotte
D. L. Bouldins
Klub Kalendar
S. Main St
Thomasville Society OF
Charles Phillips
Virginia Ryan
Walter Rapp
Pauline Phillips
Helen Jones
Bessemer City
Charles M. Sturkey
Atlanta
Knoxville, Tenn
Johnsie Marshall
Mount Holly
Dewey Turner
Howell R. Kyser
Kitty
Nancy
Rocky Mount
O. L. Pierce
Ashboro
Jennie Lee Kerr
Graded Schools
H. W. Peace
Miss Kerr
Graham
Arthur Swaim
Fayetteville
A. C. Eskridge
Greensboro
Lée Tomlinson
A. M. Swigart
M. S. Stone
J. W. Janssen
Mary Carolyn
Hugh Preddy
Arthur Paschal
Helen Paschal
Mrs. Paschal
Jesse Green
Clara Brown
Yazel
New Jersey
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Jacquette
Eugene Green
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Mt. Pleasant
BIG Values
Stamey’s
Children’s Department
D. E. Bullard
T. Mgr. Geo. H. Jacobs
MILLS
Nigh Point
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
R. L. Loelis
David T. Yow
College Street
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