Delightful Dinner Honors Nine Couples At South City Home
Rev and Mrs J Clay Madison and Miss Adelaide Williamson with Dr Glenn Perry were among guests honored at a Thursday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs CG Robbins at their south city residence. Autumn colors, marigolds, and bridal figurines marked places and favors as a four course meal was served to nineteen attendees including the Walker and Whitesell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clay Madison
Adelaide Williamson
Glenn C. Perry
CG. Robbins
Madison
Williamson
Dr. Perry
Dorothy Smith
Ray Dixon
Irene Coe
Greensboro
C. ©. Robbins, Jr
Agnes Crowder
Frank Robbins
John Walker, Jr
Mra
J. C. Whitesell
BE. B. Mendenhall, Jr
Tea Honoring Mrs Wayne Garner At Gibson Garner Home
Mrs Gibson and Mrs Garner hosted a Friday afternoon tea from 4 to 6 at 233 Edge Drive to honor Mrs Wayne Garner, formerly Miss Cath erine Brown. About 175 guests praised fall floral decor, elegant gowns, and service of tea and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Gibson
Garner Honor Bride
Charming Tea
D. Gibson
Gibson
W. C. Garner
Wayne Garner
Catherine Brown
C. E. Sheloff
J. H. McCall
Wes
Garner
Mason B. Brown
Rountree Joyce
Kelman Gomo
Edith Crowder
Mildred Ferguson
D.S. Coltrane
Greensboro
J. G. Crutchfield
Asheboro
Wayside Garden Club Meets Tuesday Morning
The Wayside Garden club will meet Tuesday morning October 13 at 10 oclock with Mrs P Adams on West Fortiss avenue. Mrs Chester Haworth will present a program on Small Trees and Shrubs Worthy of a Place in Our Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
P. ¥. Adams
West Fortiss Avenue
Chester ©. Haworth
Community Arts Club Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Community Arts club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs L H Warren's home on Fifth Street. All members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
Florence Nightingale club schedules weekly social events
Social calendar lists a 4 30 p m meeting of the Florence Nightingale club and a 5 30 p m supper meeting at the Y W C A hut with Mrs John D Biggs presenting. Tuesday includes garden club at Mrs P Y Adams, junior service league October meeting at Emerywood, and bridge party changes at Emerywood with reservations required.
Sorosis Club Opens Fall Meeting With Mrs Cummings
The Sorosis club held its first fall gathering Friday at Mrs. B S Cummings home on Hamilton street. Boston rock games filled the afternoon beside fall flower arrangements. New officers named include President Mrs W G Ragsdale Vice President Mrs J D Mann and Secretary Treasurer Mrs B S Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
W. G. Ragsdale
H. N. Phillips
F. M. Pickett
J. D. Mann
Mesdames
C. P. Moffitt
J. T. Weaver
John Welborn
J. W. Clinard
Burbank Garden Club Plans Fall Flower Show
The Burbank Garden club will meet Wednesday at 10 AM with Miss Mary Mungan at her Montheu Avenue home. The annual fall flower show will be held at this time with arrangements committee Mesdames Goldston Parsons Jarrett and Miss Pear Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
P. Y. Adams
Farriss Avenue
Chester C. Haworth
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Garden Club
Jenny Ragsdale
Guilford College
Pomona
Guilford
Mesdames F. J. Sizemore
A. G. Douglas
E. W. Dixon
Alexander Martin
Thomasville
Business and Professional Girls Club
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Burbank
Miss Lillie Neave Weds Davis Riddick
Mr and Mrs Allen J Neave of Guilford College route one announce the marriage of their daughter Lillie to Mr David Riddick on Tuesday October 6 1986 at the Methodist Parsonage in Jamestown. The bride is a Guilford High School graduate and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs James Riddick of High Point route three. He works for Marietta Paint and Color company of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Neave
Guilford College Route One
Lillie
David Riddick
Methodist Parsonage
Jamestown
Guilford High School
James Riddick
High Point
Allen Jay High School
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Miss Farrell and Dr Trice Married in Richmond Ceremony
Miss Mary Alice Farrell daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Farrell of High Point married Dr C C Trice of Richmond Virginia in a private October 3 1936 ceremony at the home of Dr Latham pastor of Monument Methodist Church in Richmond They will reside in Richmond after traveling to Niagara Falls and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Farrell
Sunset Drive
Mary Alice
C. C. Trice
Richmond
Virginia
Latham
Monument Methodist Church
High Point
John Marshall High School
Farmville State Teachers College
Farmville
Dr. Trice
Mattie Powell Trice
Robert E. Trice
Louisa
William and Mary College
Medical College of Virginia
Mrs Hoke Bullard Hosts Priscilla Club Meeting At Home
Mrs. Hoke Bullard entertained Priscilla club members at her Forest Hill Drive home Friday afternoon. The event featured fall flower arrangements and a poet contest with Mrs Charles Perry winning an imported tray. Refreshments followed the knit session and business meeting led by president Mrs C C Robbins.
Laura Wesson UDC Chapter Elects New Officers
The Laura Wesson chapter of the UDC met with hostess Mrs. Roy Welborn on West Lexington Avenue. President Mrs. L. G. Robichaux presided as members approved a nominating slate, electing Grover Kester as president and others for key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
Roy Welborn
West Lexington Avenue
L. G. Robichaux
Durham
Joe Snyder
W. W. Walker
Grover Kester
Horse Show Ball Lights Sedgefield Manor With Out Of Town Guests
The Junior Service League hosted the Horse Show Ball Friday evening at the Sedgefield Manor ballroom. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra performed from 10 pm to 2 am, returning after a year away. The event drew local and visiting guests linked to the Sedgefield Horse Show and featured festive streamers and a gala mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Junior Service League
Sedgefield
Duke University
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Fraley Hosts Members Club Of Twelve Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs W J Fraley entertained members of the Club of Twelve at their Otteray drive home Friday evening Four tables of bridge were in play with prizes won by Mrs Louis Voorhees for ladies and A B Parker for men A salad course was served to members and guests including Abels Sizemore Douglas Idol Waynick Carter Dalton Parker Morris Weaver and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fraley
Club of Twelve
Otteray Drive
Louis Voorhees
A. 8. Parker
John ©. Abels
Frank Sizemore
A. G. Douglas
W. C. Idol
R. L. Waynick
Carter Dalton
Parker
J. A. Morris
Ee Weaver
Warford and Freeze Wed in Lexington Ceremony
Mrs Viola Baker Warford of Lexington became the bride of Albert L Freeze of Kannapolis on Saturday October 10 in York 8 C The bride wore royal blue silk and accessories The couple left for a mountain honeymoon and will reside in Kannapolis Witnesses included Mr W Howard Beck of Lexington and Mr Roy T Berrier of Kannapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Baker Warford
Lexington
Albert L. Freeze
Kannapolis
York
High Point
Freeze
Cannon- Fetzer Company
Johnson St Assn Hosts Informal Party For School Faculty
The Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association held an informal reception Thursday evening at 7:30 to welcome new faculty members Miss Lilla Mann Bell and Miss Karen Canady and the new parents. Principal Ivey Paylor led with devotionals as Miss Dorothy Burger conducted the program and Miss Welch played music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson Street School
Lilla Mann Bell
Karen Canady
Mesdames L. C. Ray
Elizabeth Kelly
Cne Neal
Ira Hensey
Ivey Paylor
Dan Setliff
Dorothy Burger
EB. O. Cummings
Elinor Welch
W. E. Davis
Betty Beck
Frances Rothrock
Dian Tucker
Billy Hughes
Betty Seltzer
Caroline Simmons
Ann Wood
Miss Paylor
Misses Bell
Canady
C. B. Kirkman
Robert Holt
Association
Thomasville DAR Meeting to Feature History Talk
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host Mrs. F. B. Lambeth speaking on Thomasville history at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon. Vocal selections by Mrs. George D. Finch will enhance the program at Congressman J. Walter Lambeths West Main street home with several associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
F. 8. Lambeth
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. W. Dixon
George D. Finch
J. Walter Lambeth
West Main Street
Mrs. Dixon
F. &. Lambeth
G. M. Hoover
J. R. Blair
T.A. Finch
George Finch
Ralph Wilson
James BE. Lambeth
Miss Mary Kearns Weds John M Woodcock in Private Ceremony
Miss Mary Reid Kearns of this city married John Max Woodcock of New Smyrna Florida in a private Saturday morning ceremony at Wesley Memorial M E church. The couple will reside in New Smyrna after a wedding trip, with announcements noting the union of the Kearns and Woodcock families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reid Kearns
John Max Woodcock
New Smyrna
Fla
Wesley Memorial M
Ethel Johnson
Asheboro
Bohn
Wagner
Miss Johnson
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Miss Helen Idol Weds Ray Weavil in Kernersville
Miss Helen Idol and Ray Weavil married at 7 p.m. October 3 in the home of Rev. E. P. Billups Kernersville with a small wedding attended by close relatives. A prior family supper at the bride’s home followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Idol
Ray Weavil
E. P. Billups
Kernersville
J. B. Idol
Route 1
Jacob M. Weavil
Miss Lanier's Pupils Present Studio Program
Miss Hazel Lanier hosts a music program by her pupils at the studio on Saturday during the regular club meeting. Dina Taylor wins best performance. Rachel Conrad takes a prize in the music contest. The readings list pieces and performers including Wilson, Effie Moose, Ava Taylor, Rebekah Conrad, Elizabeth Cooper, Coy Moose, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lanier
Dina Taylor
Rachel Conrad
Wilson NS
A Williams
Martha Jane Britt
Shepherd Boy
Wilson Effie
Irene Moose
Happy Farmer
Schumann Anna Lou Doctor
Miss Lanier
Klemm
Ava Neil Taylor
Bobby Paris
Maya Zucca
Rebekah Conrad
Elizabeth Cooper
Englemann Coy
Moose Elizabeth Cooper
Valdemar Effie
Irene
Moose
Schumann Sarah Hutchens
Williamsaunty Peach
Florence Nightingale Club Supper Program Tonight
Mrs. John J. Biggs will present readings on Romance at the Florence Nightingale club supper meeting at the YWCA hut Monday at 5 30 PM. It continues the series Famous Women of the Bible with Hannah as the study topic. The dramatic group meets 430 PM. other interest groups are not held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightinggale Club
Florence Nightingale Club
John D. Biggs
John J. Biggs
Entre Nous To Meet With Mrs Cummings
Entre Nous to meet Mrs B S Cummings for a bi weekly gathering on Thursday afternoon October 15 at three o'clock. The event will take place at 313 Hamilton Street marking the regular meeting after a postponement creating two consecutive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
B. 8. Cummings
Hamilton Street
High Garden Club Members Urged to Alter Meeting Route
Members of the High Garden club are told to change their travel route for the 10 o clock meeting with Miss Jennie Ragsdale. The Jamestown to Guilford line is blocked for repairs, so they should leave by 8 15 to arrive on time for Dr. Carrick the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Garden Club
Jennie Ragsdale
Jamestown
Guilford” Lege
Pomona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Koontz
D. A. Burress
Robert Cook
Katherine Lowdermilk
D. F. Lydick
Roy Arnett
North Main
Wilson's
Wayside Club
North Main Street
Industrial Committee
Cummings
Burbank Club
Miss Lillie Neave
Davis Riddick
Miss Farrell
Mrs. Hoke Bullard
Priscilla Club
Charles Perry
Fred Thomas
Harry Brockmann
S. C. Clark
J. F. Hayden
Fred P. Ingram
W. W. Idol
Charles W. Perry
C. A. Ring, Sr
C. C. Robbins
A. E. Tap
U. D.C
C. C. Garrett
Tom Powell
Fred Flagler
G. E. Hutchens
F. R. Barringer
Guillford General Hospital
Cedrow Avenue
Jr. Service League
Mrs. Fraley
Viola Warford
Johnson St. Ass'n
Mary Kearns
John M. Woodcock
Kearns
Denton
Point
O. Arthur Kirk
King’s Business Cor
New Sm Fla
Julia
James Corsa Kearns
Mary Reid
North Carol
New & Florida
Dorothy
Foster
Entre Nous
Mrs. Cummings
H. P. Garden Club
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