Club Of Twelve Feted At Dinner Bridge
Mr and Mrs Louis F Voorhees entertained members of the Club of Twelve at a dinner bridge on Forest Hill drive Friday. Autumn dahlias and Hallowe en motif decor joined a course dinner as bridge followed with Mrs Clyde T Shaner winning top ladies score and Joseph T Weaver taking the men s award.
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Dinner Bridge
Louis F. Voorhees
Club of Twelve
Forest Hill Drive
Clyde T. Shaner
Joseph T. Weaver
Carter Dalton
John C. Abels
F. J. Sizemore
W. Co. Idol
Graduate Nurses Banquet A Gala Night At Sheraton Hotel
The High Point Graduate Nurses club held its annual banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel drawing many visitors. Highlights included humorist Pete Ivey sketches and performances by Miss Janet Hall and Miss Janet Russell with Davis Brothers orchestra providing music for about 300 attendees after 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Pete’ Ivey
Winston- Salem Journal-Sentinel
University of North Carolina
Ruby Hicks
Erby Long
North Carolina Association of Graduate Nurses
State Nurses
Asheville
Janet Hall
High Point College Music Department
Bill
Jerome Kern
Janet Russell
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Bride-Elect Miss LaVelle Wilson feted in Winston-Salem
Social guests hosted a bridge party for Miss LaVelle Wilson bride-elect of Howard J. Heinz of Audubon New Jersey at the home of Mrs. Forrest Redden on Country Club Road Winston-Salem. Four tables were played with prizes and bridal motif decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Wilson
Bridge
Winston-Salem
Forrest Redden
Luray Zimmerman
Country Club Road
Henry Turner
Martha Taylor
Claude Smith, Jr
Mrs. Rufus King Reviews Quaker Heroine Book for Philomatheans
Mrs. Rufus King led a Philomathean Club program at 204 Guilford Avenue reviewing Elizabeth Fry Quaker Heroine by Janet P. Whitney. The talk covered Fry’s youth, prison reform leadership, and global recognition, followed by a modest tea and floral decor highlighting red pink dahlias and marigolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus King
Philomatheans
Mrs. Howard
Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Philomathean Club
Elizabeth Fry
Friends
Hos
Tess
Charles Ragan
D. R. Parker
W. C. Jones
Frank Hunsucker
S. H. Tomlinson
O. P. Moffitt
W. C. Idol
A. EB. Tate
Bridge Party Shower Honors Mrs J E Slate
Mrs A A Koonts hosted a bridge party and miscellaneous shower for Mrs J E Slate at her Alberta apartment home. Bridal tallies went to two tables with Miss Ditsy Cash winning high dusting powder. Guests includes Mrs Cora Stewart and several young ladies as gifts were presented and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Slate
Helen Paschal
A. A. Koonts
Alberta
Ditsy Cash
Slate
Cora Stewart
J. R. Adams
Polly Moon
Patty Mason
Elva Grissom
Margaret Poole
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
High Point residents are invited to a week of club activities including the Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Theta Sorority at Miss Elizabeth Hoffman’s home on White Oak Street Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Duplicate bridge club meets at Emerywood Country Club at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday features Garden club hosting Dr H L Blonquist from Duke at Mrs J C She loff’s North Main home at 10 a.m. and a bi weekly ladies bridge at Emerywood at 3 p.m. Altrusa dinner at the Sheraton with notes from Huntington district meeting. Wednesday hosts Twentieth Century study club at Mrs Lamar McCallum’s Parkway home at 3 p.m. Friday Priscilla club meets at Mrs Fred Thomas’s Forest Hill Drive home at 3 p.m. and the High Point Cooperative Concert Association presents Marjorie Edwards at the Junior High School auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Newcomers may join by contacting Mrs R T Amos, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Elizabeth Hartman
White Oak Street
Alpha Theta Sorority
High Point College
Elizabeth Hoffman
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Sheloff
Wayside Garden
North Main Street
H. L. Blonquist
Duke University
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Huntington
W. Va
Lamar McCallum
Twentieth Century Study Club
Parkway
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Marjorie Edwards
Mra
R. T. Amos
Miss Nellie Davis Weds David M. Trotter Quietly
In a quiet ceremony at 6 p m yesterday, Miss Nellie Mae Davis married David M. Trotter with Rev. J N Bowman officiating. Only immediate family attended. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs C T Davis of 812 East Russell Street, wore navy blue. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J R Trotter of route three. They will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mae Davis
David M. Trotter
J. N. Bowman
C. T. Davis
East
Russell Street
Mr. Trotter
J. R. Trotter
Route Three
Bridgeman-Shelton Vows Revealed Here
Mr and Mrs J C Bridgeman announce the marriage of their daughter Viola Marie to Lester Noel Shelton on Sunday October 9. The ceremony was in Virginia with Rev M T Sorrell officiating. The couple reside with the bride's parents and both families relocate to High Point area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bridgeman
Viola Marie
Lester Noel Shelton
Virginia
M. T. Sorrell
Shelton
Route Three
Allen Jay School
H. W. Brewer
J. M. Shelton
High Point
Miss Ruth Poole Honored At Gibson Club Bridge Party
Miss Ruth Poole, engaged to John Lambuth Bogle of Winston-Salem and Durham, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Frank Holmes at the Gibson club rooms. High score, a bubble bath perfume, went to Poole. second high, a compact, to Mrs. E. C. Peterson. The hostess presented Poole with eight goblets in a crystal pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Poole
John Lambuth Bogle
Winston-Salem
Durham
Gibson Club Rooms
Frank Holmes
Miss Poole
E. C. Peterson
Margaret Poole
Margaret Hedrick
Nancy Smith
Mesdames Grady Anderson
Mount Airy
Robert Williams
Mercer Bruce
Richard Wisinburg
Lawrence Crews
Thomasville
Henry Turner
J. H. Poole
Ruby Poole
M. L. Smith
Jester-Kenner Vows Announced in Martinsville
Miss Let Jester of this city wed Burl Thomas Kenner of Winston-Salem in Martinsville Virginia on October 16. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Jester, wore a tailored suit with talisman roses. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs O N Kenner of Alamo, is a salesman with Session Specialty in Winston-Salem. They will reside at 2333 Greenway Drive, Winston-Salem.
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Lettie Jester
Burl Thomas Kenner
Wington-Salem
M. E
Martinsville
O. C. Turner
J. E. Jester
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Winston- Salem
Kenner
O. N. Kenner
Alamo
Winston-Salem
Session Specialty Company
Greenway Drive
Wednesday Book Club Luncheon With Mrs. Dickson
The Wednesday Book Club plans its regular luncheon meeting with Mrs. F. F. Dickson on Caren Street at 12 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Dickson
Caren Street
Pioneers of Laughter Featured by Canterbury Club
Canterbury Club program on American humor discussed pioneers Washington Irving Haliburton and Derby. Mrs. Roy Spearman presented the talk at Mrs. Everett Marsh’s Johnson Street home with refreshments and Hallowe'en decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Roy Spearman
Millicent
Anne Hall
Child Prodigy to Open Cooperative Concert Series
On Friday at 8 30 p m at the junior high school Marjorie Edwards a 15 year old violinist will inaugurate the year's Cooperative Concert service Her early talent drew attention from Katherine Parlow and she has since performed in San Jose San Francisco Town Hall New York City and Berkshire Festival The program also features Lansi Hatfeld Ethel Bartlett Rae Robe son and the Moz a Boys Choir of Vienna Led by Mrs C F Tomlinson the cooperative concert association lists officers and campaign staff for the season
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Marjorie Edwards
Katherine Parlow
San Jose
Calif
San Francisco
Tschaikowsky
Henry Hadley
Berkshire
Town Hall
New York City
Lansi Hatfeld
Hickory
Ethel Bartlett
Rae Robeson
Moza Boys’ Choir
Vienna
C. F. Tomlinson
Cooperati Concert Association
T. Amos
M. J. Wre
J. E. Millis
H. Coffield
J. Gurney Briggs
Carl Ostedt
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
H. Sechrest
Forrest Mray
Janet Russell
M Edith Moore Sherrod
Lively Opening Chase Draws 25 at Sedgefield Hunt Start
A field of 25 rode to hounds in a lively first hunt of the Sedgefield season. Riders from Sedgefield, High Point, Greensboro and Winston-Salem attended, with action photos by R. H. Weekly and moving pictures by Sam Pickett under Al Resch. Joint masters Frank Curran and Earl N. Phillips led the riders.
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Sedgefield
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
R. H. Weekly
John R. Horst and Company
Pittsburgh
Town and Country Magazine
Sam Pickett
al Resch
Bennett Advertising Agency
Mesdames Seborn Perry
CC. T. Ingram, Jr
W. H. Slane
T. H. Stanton
W.C. Jones
Billie Sheloff
Bart N. Phillips
Dr. A. T. Smith
Nathan Avers
T. V. Rochelle
Jack Rochelle
George Bryson, Sr
George Bryson, Jr
Alfred Bry
Barbara Carol Purvis Birth in Archdale Friday
Mr and Mrs I K Purvis announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Carol on Friday October 20 at their Archdale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Carol Purvis
I. K. Purvis
Barbara Carol
Archdale
Birth of Philip Ray Tate at Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs J W Tate of 1000 Thissell street announce the birth of their son Philip Ray on Friday October 20 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tate
Thissell Street
Philip Ray
Guilford General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Wilson
J. E Slate
Alpha Theta Psi
Miss Davis
Bridgeman
Shelton Vows
Vual
Bendix
Automaticalise
Idix Home Laundry
New York
Thomas Chandler Haliburton
Sam Slick the Clockmaker
George Horatio Derby
Phoenixiana” School of Humor
R. V. Haworth
Jamestown
Mesdames
Harry Brockmann
Hoke Bullard
W. F. Ellis, Jr
W. B. Hall
J. W. Lindsay
E. R. Lyon
Javen Page
Charles Perry
W. D. Sale Jr
Louis F Voorhees
Capus Waynick
Child Prodigy
Sedgefield Hunt
I. A. Groome
Frank Curran
Dillard
Miss Walker Dillard
Ney Allen
W. R. Broxton
M Lewis
Alvin Haley
Gather Weer
Jack Coble
Salem
Dan Boone
Earl N. Philips
Norolin
Golden Harvest
Dafeau
Rayon
Sc Pr
Kers
CM Department Store
the Bargain Center
Philip Ray Tate
Cial
Geo
E Department Store
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