Reception Honors Mrs. Fulton Redding in Asheboro
In Asheboro on October 7 a reception for Mrs. John Fulton Redding was hosted by Mrs. William N. Redding Sr and Mrs. Wil Frank Redding Jr. Attendants included Mrs. Edward MacClements, Miss Margaret Brannan, and Mrs. James B. Neely. Guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer and led to the dining room where light refreshments and decorated cakes were served. A guest book was kept by Mrs. J. Swain, and farewells were said by Miss Donna Lee Lofin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Asheboro
John Fulton Redding
William N. Redding
Wil- Frank Redding, Jr
Fulton Redding
Mary MacClemis
Charlotte
Plain Redding
Panama Zone
Wm. C. Hammer
Iss Esther Ross
Edward MacClements
Margaret Brannan
James B. Neely
David Stadman
Roy Cole
L. F. Ross
T. E. Myatt
Enolia Presnell
Leonard Ward
Earl Henley
Elizabeth Phillips
Maney Dempster
J. W. Baxton
John Swaig
Donna Lee Lofin
Tuesday Evening Garden Club To Name Delegates
The October meeting at 1000 English Street on Tuesday October 10 at three oclock will name delegates. Mrs. Jones Burns hosts with Mrs. Roy Conrad assisting. Members are urged to attend as the annual report to the district meeting in Burlington will be read.
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Jones Burns
English Street
Roy Conrad
Burlington
Miss Kathleen Foscue Davis Weds Lt. Parks E Williams Jr
Miss Kathleen Foscue Davis of New York marries Lt Parks Edwin Williams Jr of New York and the Army Air Corps in a six oclock ceremony at Cho Field Chapel San Angelo Texas. The bride wore ice blue street dress with orchid corsage and her mother attended as escort. After a dinner party the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 431 West Avenue C San Angelo Texas.
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Kathleen Foscue Davis
New York City
Parks Edwin Williams, Jr
New York
United States Army Air Corps
Concho Field
San Angelo
Tex
Wilecher
Guilford County
High Point
Dwight Davis
Newce Io
Ro Aapel
Mee
West Avenue C
Williams
John E. Foscue
Jamestown
Foscue
Lee Davis
Greensboro
Mr. Davis
Ralph Siete
Henry L. Foscue
James Foscue
Coloe Davis
Ile
Katharine Gibbs School
Cone Export and Commission Company
Williamson
Parks Edwin Williams
Irene White Williams
Air Corps
General Food Sales Company
Atlanta
Lt Williams
Army Air Corps
Can We Begin Life Again
Elsie Robinson argues that change is inevitable and growth essential as soldiers return home altered by war. She urges accepting altered loves and new dreams, comparing life to shedding old skins and urging families to welcome renewed life rather than mourn lost sameness.
Thomasville clubs hold dessert bridge and UDC elects slate
Thomasville's Ace of Clubs met at Mrs. Walter Rapp's home for a dessert bridge with two tables. Prizes went to Mrs. R. K. Farrington and Mrs. Alvah Boyles. The Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Red Cross rooms electing a new slate led by Mrs. John R. Myers. American Legion Auxiliary members voted to donate $10 to the milk fund and held a social hour afterward.
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Thomasville
Walter Rapp
Park Avenue
R. K. Farrington
Alvah Boyles
Maurice Spender
Charles F. Phillips
Vernon Snider
Julius Green
J. F. Garner
J. S. Green
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Red Cross
John R. Myers
G. Greer
Wer
Myers
R. E. Watkins
R L. Jones
W. G. Smith
Vann Stringfield
J. A. J. Farrington
Dha
E. J. Poe
T. B. Johnson
Sarah Elmore
Crosses
J. W. Hawthorne
J. A. Palmer
Charles M. Hoover
Nat Walker
American Legion Auxiliary
John Brinkley
C. L. Yates
A. L. Elliott
Miss Cole Weds Chas. T. Tuttle In Church Vows
Miss Edna Louise Cole married Charles Thomas Tuttle in a Sunday evening ceremony at Lebanon Methodist church in High Point officiated by Rev. O L Easter using the ring rite. Attendants included Miss Aileen Swaim and best man Richard Tuttle. The couple, both from local families, will reside at 308 Pine Street after a short wedding trip to Western North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Lebanon
High Point
Edna Louise Cole
Charles Thomas Tuttle
O. L. Easter
Virginia Willoughby
Cal Padgett
Ray Cole
Luis Huff
Aileen Swaim
Richard Tuttle
Tuttle
I. J. Cole
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
War Department
Mr. Tuttle
C. M. Tuttle
High Point High School
Jones Business College
Adams-Millis Corporation
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pine Street
DAR Chapter Meets Tuesday At Peacock Home
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 711 Farriss Avenue with Mrs. L. R. Peacock Tuesday at 3:30 PM. Hostesses include Mesdames Levi Hayworth H I Coffield J C Bostian N E Rogers and Miss I Irvin Paylor. A note adds one barrel of flour yields about 270 one pound loaves.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. R. Peacock
Farriss Avenue
October Bride Edna Cole to wed Mr. Charles Tuttle
October bride Edna Louise Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs I D Cole of Aberdeen will wed Charles Thomas Tuttle on Sunday. After the ceremony the couple will reside at 308 Pine Street.
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Guy Conrad
Winston-Salem Road
Jacquelyn
BK. Carr
Montgomery
Ala
Omaha
Nebraska
First Baptist Church
Charles Thomas Tuttle
Edna Louise Cole
Lend A Hands Elect Officers At Weekly Meet
The Friday Lend A Hand club of the YWCA elected Miss Mildred Shives president for the coming year. Miss Louise Yow was named vice president and Bertha Dennis becomes inter club council representative. Hostesses Bernice Huffman and Mabel Morrison served refreshments as plans for the next two months were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Mildred Shives
Louise. Yow
Bertha Dennis
Inter-club Council
Bernice Huffman
Mabel Morrison
Newcomers Club Luncheon at Mrs McClure Home
The Newcomers club held a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. W. J. McClure’s Colonial Drive home. After a covered dish repast, a business session led by president Mrs. C. L. Eaton discussed tentative community project plans, which were tabled for later. Autumn flowers decorated the tables and rooms.
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Newcomers Club
W. J. McClure
Colonial Drive
Ancient man used shadows to measure time
Ancient people tracked time by observing the length and shadow of trees, cliffs and other objects as the sun moved across the sky. This method illustrates early attempts to organize daily life around natural light and seasonal changes.
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Main
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Magreto
Elsie Robinson
Ace of Clubs
U.D.C
Mrs. Ray Hoover
North Wilkesboro
A. J. Heilig
Norwood
John R. Myery
Lexington Road
Lady's
Jewel Elova
Foundation of National Recognition
Aiuberi
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Center Theater
Miss Cole
Chas. T. Tuttle
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Lend-A-Hands
Texas
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Quality Shoe Store
Naora
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