Births, parties and society notes span Jamestown scene
Birth of Patricia Anne to Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McClure of Jamestown on October 9 announced. Birthday party honors Bobbie Lea Briggs with games and refreshments. guests listed. Various club meetings, dances, and social visits reported, including the Woman's Club, Ladies Auxiliary, and Missionary society, with dates and hostesses. A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cashatt at 1006 Campbell Street noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. McClure
Jamestown
Patricia Anne
Kenneth Briggs
Pauline Banks
Bobbie Lea
Bettie Lou Hayworth
Dorothy Leonard
Frances Ward
Louise
Nellie Walden
Finna Pierce
Virginia Coltrane
Irene Younts
Odell Culler, Jr
Bud Hayworth
Billy Horne
Coy Birchfield
Buster Myers
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. W. Dantzler
Wright Street
A. C. Parker
Harry Cashatt
Judith Laigh
Campbell Street
Thomasville bridge club notes and social visits
The Thomasville Thursday bridge club met at Mrs. G W Lyles on Salem Street with fall flowers and two tables of play. Mrs. Robert Rapp won the high score prize a double deck of cards while Mrs Carson Cox earned second high. Visitors prize went to Mrs Tom Lambeth. A salad course was served to seventy guests including Mrs Carson Cox and Mrs Robert Rapp. Multiple marriages and university events are mentioned with various guests visiting from Winston Salem High Point and Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Marie Wilhelm
L. G. Winfry
Mary McGhee
Kennedy Street
Virginia Ryan
Martha Saffit
Margaret Wilhelm
Mildred
Helen von Drehle
Virginia
Juia Ryan
Pauline
Jamnita Walker
Virginia Halker
Ma Thomas
Robert Winfrey
C. A. Welch
T. E. McGhee
Thomasville
G. W. Lyles
Salem Street
Robert Rapp
Carson Cox
Tom Lambeth
A. R. Swaim
Mamie Harris
W. H. Curlee
Charles Phillips
T. E. Jennings
J. Pliskin
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Ethel Galloway
Lincolnton
Pliskin
Rebecca Herman
Phillip Silver
Gordon
Mr. Parrish
Herman
Galloway
Baywood Hotel
Lucy Eason
Raymond Phillips
May Livengood
Jane Pratt
R. M. Cooksey
Contract Club
Highland Avenue
Frank Murr
Edward Darden
O. R. Hodgin
George Finch
Charles Clegg
BE. L. Webb
Community groups hold first meetings of school year
The Main Street School PTA opened the year with Mrs. L. C. King presiding and room winners named in primary, grammar, and high school. A Mills Home talk on Character Building followed. The Presto Music Club, led by Miss Mildred Jennings, met at Miss Catharine Lockabill’s home with plans for the year and a program on music’s influence. Gleaners Class and American Legion also held early-year gatherings with refreshments, contests, and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Edwin Suits
Montifeu Avenue
F. L. Douglas
A. A. York
G. L. Reynolds
W. C. Koontz
A. A. Hill
R. S. Gunn
J. S. Hilton
Raymond Phillips
Paul Green
Mamie Harris
Legion
Asheville
Parent-Teachers Association
Main Street
L. C. King
Lillian Yow
Bertha Rhinehart
Vera Dixon
C. M. Howell
R. P. Craven
Mills
Presto
Elizabeth Yow
Thomasville
Catherine Lockabill
College Avenue
Mildred Jennings
Elizabeth Blair
Etude
Gleaners
J. C. Green
Highland Avenue
Walter Green
R. A. Clodfelter
Lulu Wall
J. B. Holden
Davis
Miles
M. E
Mosese Clodfelter
John Hiatt
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Evening dinner honors guests at East Main Street home
A seven-person dinner was hosted at a neatly set East Main Street residence with fall flower centerpiece. Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Mangum of Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackney of Lexington, Miss Alice Herman, and Rev. and Mrs. Hutchens attended a four course meal with pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Wells
Greensboro
B. T. Hodge
North Main Street
Lillian Yow
Margaret Newell
Alice Herman
Main Street School
Frank Lambeth
Randolph Street
East Main Street
T. J. Mangum
George Hackney
Lexington
Hutchens
Meth odist church nominates officers at monthly meeting
The Main Street Methodist Church held its regular monthly meeting at the Hut on Randolph Street. Mrs. J. E. Lambeth called the meeting to order and presided over the business session. A nominating committee was appointed comprising Mrs. D Maddox, Mrs. T E on sites, Lillian Yow, and Mrs. G W Lyles. Mrs. Holden spoke on Mission Study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Main Street Methodist Church
Randolph Street
J. E. Lambeth
Comae
D. Maddox
T. E
Lillian Yow
G. W. Lyles
J. BE. Holden
Holden
Money Focused Zone Meeting Notices and Members Added
Reports of Zone meetings were given by Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs. W. L. Hutchens. Mrs. Frank Murr was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. E. J. Poe was appointed a spiritual life leader. Rev. J. A. Palmer led devotionals and Mrs. John Hiatt read extracts from the bulletin and spoke on China. The meeting closed with song and prayer. Families including the Rapps Moore Herring and Stella Rapp visited Blowing Rock and Linville Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
W. L. Hutchens
Frank Murr
E. J. Poe
J. A. Palmer
John Hiatt
China
Cops Get Wage Increase in Newton Night Duty
Newton police on night duty receive a two dollar weekly pay raise. The move increases officer salaries to bolster morale and aid staffing during late shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Warden’s porch theft ends with missing watchdog
A local game warden reported a thief took his chair cushions and rug from the porch. He left the items guarded by his watch dog, hoping for a return. The next day the chairs and cushions remained but the watchdog was gone and not yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
B. C
Pittmans Visit Roanoke and Plan Tampa Move
Mrs A H Pittman and daughter Miss Mary Barnes Pittman of Luray Va visited Mr and Mrs A H Idol on Johnson Street and have gone to Tampa Fla where Miss Pittman plans to enter school Mrs Jack Tucker and Miss Cucy Neal Carp spent yesterday in Roanoke Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Pittman
Mary Barnes Pittman
Luray
A. H. Idol
Johnson Street
Tampa, Fla
Jack Tucker
Cucy Neal Carp
Roanoke, Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Grover Jones
L. A. Terry
Mary Mungan
Willis Johnson
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Fry
Woman’s Club
R. I. Farmer
M. A. Lackey
W. F. Pleming
L. R. Terry
W. R. Shaffer
Marilyn Haight
Sara Duckett
Charlotte
Mary Bailey Williams
Miriam and
Frances Sloan
Ardmore Circle
B. L. Hodge
M. L. Stowe
Salisbury
O. H. McLaughlin
Mr. Mclaughlin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bill Anderson
Durham
Chapel Hill
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Princess Cafe
Pentagon Club
Arthur Marsh
Harris Jarrell
Len Koonce
Geo. Armfield
Kelman Gomo
Curtis Newton
Walter Sprye
Ed Woollen
Clark Hubbard
Collier Ellis
James Farr
The
High Point Public Lbrary
Stephens
C. §. Grayson
Moffitt’s
North Main
Thomasville Society
Evelyn Lyles
Therrea Hoover
Winston-Salem
Martha Myers
C. J. Snell
C. J. Jr
Woodbury, N. J
Mr. Snell
Mollie Snell
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
Lawrence Thomas
R. B. Carpenter
Emma Louise and
Bobby
An University At
Sunny
George Coble
Bam Woody
Richmond
John Lambeth
Marie Jones
Mate Snell
Robert Grofft
Ralph Wilson
Alice Lambeth
John R. Myers
Fannie
Lena Myers
Blowing Rock
A. R. Bullock
Trinity
Julia Brown
Jem College
Winston
R. W. Crews
Piedmont
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Graham
T. 8. Rucker
G. H. Yow
Ida Mae Yow
Bobby and
Jerome
Carl Moore
Henry Rapp
Stella Rapp
Gladys Herring
Rufus
Linville Falls
Archibald Johnson
Oxford
Warners
Ladies’ Store
Arch Preserver
Beavans
Bates Snake Foods
Crisco
RISCO
Enterprise
Louise Dixon
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