Miss Anne Carter Marsh Honored With Bridge Party
Mrs Everett Marsh hosted a Friday afternoon bridge party at Johnson Street home for Miss Anne Carter Marsh, bride elect of Charles Lucas of Greensboro. Seven tables played with high score won by Mrs Frank Marr who received costume jewelry. guests included Mrs Nathan Ayers and honoree Miss Maresh. Tea and sandwiches served to twenty eight ladies as decorations featured white flowers and silver tapers.
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Anne Carter Marsh
Charles Lucas
Greensboro
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Frank Marr
Nathan Ayers
Misa Maresh
Ra. Frank Foy
Ilna Slane
Co. C. Muse
Elizabeth Snow
Priscilla Club Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Mrs Ingle
Mrs I P Ingle entertained the Priscilla club on Friday afternoon with a Halloween themed gathering. The program included sewing and social chat followed by a luncheon of Brunswick stew in an outdoor dining area decorated with pumpkins, harvest decor, and autumn flowers.
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Priscilla Club
Mrs. Ingle
Hallowe
I. P. Ingle
Tea and Topics Club Meets at Mrs Weaver Home
Mrs. Joseph T. Weaver hosted the Tea and Topics Club at her Archdale home on Thursday afternoon with guests. Nancy Kirkman Poston presented a feature on Mere Thompson Davie and discussed her varied career and notable works. Refreshments followed for club members including Mesdames Logan Porter, W. F. Clayton, W. W. Idol, H. D. Sears, BE. 8. Wall, Nancy Kirkman Poston, R. H. Sechrest, 4. EB. Maresh and Mrs. B. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Mere Thompson Daviess
Mesdames Logan Porter
W. F. Clayton
W. W. Idol
H. D. Sears
Wall
R. H. Sechrest
EB. Maresh
Mra. B. C
Afternoon Tea Guests Honor Mrs Evans and Mrs Payne
Mrs Josephine Evans and Mrs Reuben Payne were the guests for the afternoon in a cordial social gathering. The event featured light refreshments and conversation among attendees.
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Josephine Evans
Reuben Payne
Mrs Marsh Hosts Beta Pi Club at Johnson Street Home
Mrs Everett Marsh entertained Beta Pi club members at her Johnson street home on Thursday morning. Bridge was played at three tables in the living room with late fall flowers. The high score prize, a double deck of cards, went to Mrs Harold Bennett. Guests included Mesdames Phil Warner Harold Bennett Delk Smith William Ryland Tom Powell John R Peacock Valette J Harris R B Terry L C Matton Roland Holton R T Amos and Miss Violet Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Pi Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Harold Bennett
Mesdames Phil Warner
Delk Smith
William Ryland
Tom Powell
John R
Social Calendar Weekly Club Meetings Schedule
A weekly lineup lists the Musical Art club first meeting at the country club Monday at 8 pm. Tuesday features the Wayside Garden club at Mrs. J. W. McGuinns home 609 West Lexington, and other first fall gatherings at Eng lish street and West Bay street. Wednesday includes Garden and Music departments with speakers. Thursday hosts Entre Nous and Lotus clubs plus a Wesley Memorial tea. Friday offers Canterbury club and American Legion Auxiliary meetings and a benefit bridge at the Sheraton hotel.
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Wayside Garden Club
J. W. McGuinn
West Lexington Avenue
Ww. C
Mary Alexander
English Street
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Jowers
West Bay Street
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
R. R. Blackburn
George Connor
W. W. Lewis
Ross Davis
Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Fred Whitescarver
Entre Nous Club Meeting and Local Play at Allen Jay
The Entre Nous club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 00 PM with Mrs C L Amos at her North Main Street home. A play The Old Fashioned Mother a three act drama will be presented Saturday October 21 at 745 PM at the Allen Jay schoolhouse four miles southeast of High Point. The event is by the Christian Endeavor society of Rocky River Friends Church Siler City with Calvary quartet from High Point providing songs. The public is invited. Archdale Auxiliary Met Thursday Night at Archdale M E church hosted by Mrs T L Gilmore and Mrs G R Miller with devotional by Mrs J W Johnson and a business session.
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C. L. Amos
North Main Street
Lotus Club
Harry White
Johnson Street
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Circle Five
Wesley Memorial Church
Entre Nous Club
Allen Jay School
Alien Jay
High Point
Christian Endeavor Society of Rocky River Friends Church
Siler City
Calvary Quartet of
Acta
Archdale
Woman's Auxiliary
The
T. L. Gilmore
G. R. Miller
J. W. Johnson
Able Speakers to Address Northwestern P T A Meet
Able speakers from parent teacher circles will address the Northwestern District P T A meeting at First Presbyterian Church on Friday October 20. Mrs R Homer Andrews of Burlington will preside from 9 45 a m to 3 p m with luncheon at the church. Notable speakers include Dr Howard S Richardson of New York and Black Mountain and T Wingate Andrews among others.
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First Presbyterian Church
R. Homer Andrews
Burlington
Howard S. Richardson
New York City
Black Mountain
T. Wingate Andrews
Yorks Announce Birth of Son
Mr. and Mrs. Shelly York announce the birth of a son at their home on October 14. Mrs. R. W. House returns to Monroe after visiting her mother Mrs. D. T. Andrews, accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Argie Wood who will return to High Point this evening.
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Mrs. York
Shelly York
Distinguished U C V Guests At Convention
Distinguished guests at the thirty seventh United Daughters of the Confederacy convention included Colonel and Mrs John O D Hodges and daughter Ruth Hodges of Mocksville guests of J Howard and Miss I Irvin Paylor, and Major General and Mrs William A Smith of Asheville guests of the Sheraton. General Smith heads the North Carolina Division of the U C V. Col Hodges is Adjutant General and Chief of Staff. Mrs Hodges is historian for the Davie Grays, and Ruth Hodges is Recorder for Crosses. Miss Paylor is adjutant to Brigadier General J Shakespeare Harris and assistant to Col Hodges.
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The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John OD. Hodges
Mise Ruth Klack Hodges
Mocksville
J. Howard
I. Irvin Paylor
Brentley Circle
William A. Smith
Asheville
Sheraton Hotel
Smith
North Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
Hodges
Musical Art Club Opens Year With Oct Meeting
The Musical Art club's first year meeting is set for eight o'clock Monday evening October 16 at the High Point Country club. Members are urged to attend and others may join. The program includes violin and piano solos, a trio, and a quartet with noted performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
High Point Country Club
Wm. Haesche
Kearns Copeland Engagement Announces Upcoming Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanford Copeland of Kinston announce the engagement of their daughter Louise to Amos Ragan Kearns son of Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Harriss Kearns of this city. The wedding is planned for the latter part of November.
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Louise Copeland
Kinston
North Carolina
Amos Ragan Kearns
Kearns-Copeland
Arthur Sanford Copeland
Louise
Gurney Harriss Kearns
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Charles Perry
C. A. Ring
F. P. Ingram
V. W. Idol
Clark
A. EB. Taplin
Mrs. Pope
Logan Porter
W. J. Fraley
Tea and
Mrs. Marsh
Moffitt’s
North Main
Burbank Garden Club
Garrett
Grace Ford
Woman’s Club
C. F. Tomlinson
R. H
John Whitesell
Fashion Boulevard
Century of Progress
Oxford
Schulman
Boot Shop
South Main
P.T. A. Meet
A. Y. Buck
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Spencer
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
W. W. Martin
White
Jamestown
Moffitt Henderson
Hickory
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
S. Main St
Elmost
Elm Street
Dan R. Schroder
York
Lois Allen
Edith York
Miss York
Route Two
Evelyn Lambeth
Ruby Yokeley
da M. Douglas
la Forge
Harriet Ware
Josephine Atkins Earnhardt
Tchaikovsky
Virginia Frank
Elizabeth Hoffman
Sideley Gayle
Lindy Lou
Strickland
Lucia
Donizetti
J. H. Allred
Winston-Salem
Vivian
Edith Howard
Iowa
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Emeline Owens
Thomasville
Ollie Belle Moser
Jerine Drake
Bessie Long
Vatra Swaim
Esther Mae Dillon
Myrtle Byerly
Eulaba Craven
Annie Mae
Ruby Weavil
Ercelle Allen
Teeny Hicks
Ruby Bodenheimer
Anna Lou York
Messrs
Jarvis Parson
Owen Shoal
Hassell Cecil
Warren Grady
Arjay
Henry Newby
Harvey Allen
Clyde Swaim
Waldo
Arnold Newby
Raymond Newton
Jack Shoal
Howard York
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
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Pam-Ray Beauty Shop
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