Lovely Afternoon Tea Honors Mrs Samuel Wiley in Thomasville
A Thomasville social highlight was an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs David A Long on Ridge Street to honor Mrs Samuel Wiley wife of the Presbyterian minister newly arrived in town. Dahlias roses and coordinated colors decorated rooms with guests guiding the receiving line and punch served in the sun room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
David A. Long
O. R. Hodgin
Ridge Street
Samuel Wiley
Mesdames
W. G. Smith
Alvah Boyles
George D. Finch
Alexander Maitland
Wiley
C. H. Newby
Z. V. Crutchfield
R. D. Covington
J. E
Paul D. Hassler
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
Aliyne Hoover
Jennie Reid
Bessie Newby
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Theresa Hoover
Frances Griffin
Robert Rapp
Fred Gray
Walter F. Newby
M. B. Hite
E. L. Webb
Mesdames C. F. Gibson
Z. P. Long
P. M. Sherrill
Thomasville Bridge Club Social at Carolina Apartments
The Deuce of Clubs met at Mrs. C. F. Gibson's Carolina Apartments home on Friday afternoon for two tables of bridge with autumn flowers as a backdrop. Claiborne Pennington earned the top score and received a kitchen novelty. refreshments followed. Players included Mesdames Glenn Pennington James Lambeth Jr Bertram Heathcote Z P Long Roy Proctor R L McDonald Austin Harrison and Claiborne Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Claiborne Pennington
Glenn Pennington
James Lambeth, Jr
Bertram Heathcote
Z. P. Long
Roy Proctor
R. L. McDonald Austin Harrison
Club of Thirteen Hosts Bridge Evening at Miss Bain Johnson’s
Miss Bain Johnson entertained the Club of Thirteen at her home with three tables of bridge. Miss Lucile Kirkpatrick won the top score and received a box of candy. Guests included Clarice Rose Vera Dixon Eunice Reese Lillian Robertson Lucile Kirkpatrick Sallie J. Bond Esther Chatfield Alliene Rigby Beulah Norment Isabel Mouzon Margaret McLeod and Mrs. Vann Stringfield with a salad course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of Thirteen
Mission study meeting at Presbyterian church
Mrs. Alexander Maitland of Richmond Virginia reviewed the mission study book City Shadows by Robert W. Searle for the Presbyterian church auxiliary and guests. She was introduced by Mrs. O R Hodgin and the meeting was presided over by Mrs. Dewey Troutman. Dainty refreshments followed for the ladies present.
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The
Presbyterian Church Auxiliary
Alexander Maitland
Richmond
Samuel Wiley
City Shadows
Robert W. Searle
O. R. Hodgin
Dewey Troutman
Weekend Guests At Local Families Include Students
Miss Mary Alice Hoover of St. Marys School Raleigh visits her parents Mr and Mrs G M Hoover and is joined by classmates Miss Virginia Work and Miss Alvira Zirkle. Joe Greer of Mars Hill College visits his parents Mr and Mrs J G Greer. Mrs Alexander Maitland of Richmond Va stays with her daughter Mrs Samuel Wiley and Rev Mr Wiley for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Hoover
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
G. M. Hoover
Virginia Work
Alvira Zirkle
Joe Greer
Mars Hill College
J. G. Greer
Alexander Maitland
Richmond
Samuel Wiley
Mr. Wiley
Eastern Star Chapter To Meet Tuesday Night
The High Point chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at 7 30. Miss Bessie Pope, secretary, urges all members to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bessie Pope
Social and medical notes from Spartanburg and nearby towns
Mrs A G Douglas spends weekend in Spartanburg with daughter Pauline a Converse College sophomore. Dr E T Harrison returns from New York where he became a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and attends Clinical Congress. Mrs R A Hanes of Thomasville visits sister Ida Crowson on Thurston Street. Clyde White improves at home after appendicitis. Charles M Remfrey and daughter Constance Elizabeth arrive from Atlantic City to stay with his parents on Forrest Avenue. Mrs Charles Bolton hospitalized at Guilford General Hospital for appendicitis. Mr and Mrs A G Brooks of Glendale California visiting Bennettsville for weekend with friends including Mr and Mrs C R Pierce and family. Phyllis and Geddie Strickland Jr spending weekend with Elizabeth Strickland Rogers in Bennettsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Harrison
New York City
American College of Surgeons
Charles M. Remfrey
Constance Elizabeth
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Remfrey
Frank Remfrey
Forrest Avenue
Geddie Strickland
Phyllis
Geddie, Jr
Bennettsville
S. C
Elizabeth Strickland Rogers
Mrs Frank McCrary Hosts Bridge Club in Asheboro
Mrs. Frank McCrary entertained her bridge club and guests at her Worth street home in Asheboro on Wednesday afternoon. Visitors included Mrs. Marion Bagley Walker of Norfolk Virginia, plus local guests Mrs. N. M. Crawford Mrs. Sam Story Mrs. Co L. Crawford J and Mrs. Francis White. Chrysanthemums and fall flowers adorned the setting as three tables played duplicate bridge followed by a salad course.
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Asheboro
Frank McCrary
Worth Street
Marion Bagley Walker
Norfolk Va
Ogburn Yates
N. M. Crawford
Sam Story
Co. L. Crawford
Francis White
McCrary
Personal notices from Roanoke and Durham social visits
Mrs. Bagley Walker of Roanoke Va visits her sister Mrs. Ogourn Yates then heads to Raleigh to see her mother Mrs. G M Tucker. Dr and Mrs T H Byrnes and son Tommy of Durham plan to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank McCrary and attend the Davidson Carolina football game. Miss Juanita Bruton marks 12th birthday with a Halloween party and hayride at the Bruton home in Dogwood Acres with games won by Sonny Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley Walker
Roanoka
Ogourn Yates
Raleigh
G. M. Tucker
T. H. Byrnes
Tommy
Durham
Frank McCrary
Byrnes
McCrarys
Juanita Bruton
Hallowe'en
FE. C. Bruton
Dogwood Acres
Hubert Bruton
Sonny Presnell
Dr. Lindley To Lead Mission Study Course Here
Dr. P. E. Lindley, dean at High Point College, will lead a four class mission study series at Wesley Memorial church auxiliary. Sessions run 3:30 to 5:30 Monday and Friday this week and the following weeks October 31 and November 2. The course centers on the book American City and Its Churches and will discuss local church problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church Auxiliary
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
AAUW To Meet On Monday Evening
The local AAUW branch will hold a 7:30 Monday meeting at the Gibson club rooms. Hostesses are Miss Betsy Dupuy and Mesdames D. H. Hall Jr. and R. A. Herring. Reports from the state executive committee will be presented and Miss Smart and Miss Moore will discuss a potential branch project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Gibson Club
Mrs Henry A White Heads NCFWC International Relations Group
Mrs Henry A White is named chair of International Relations for the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs and outlines a five point program urging study and endorsement. Her plan favors peace advocacy, a war referendum, stronger neutrality laws, an arms embargo in peace and war, and opposition to the War Department Mobilization Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. White
Ncfwc International Relations Group
Raleigh
National Council For the Prevention of War
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
Massachusetts
Boston University
Friends
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
High Point College
Federation
Agencies of Peace
Southern Council
R. H. Latham
State Federation
J. Ralston Wells
Daytona Beach
Florida
General Federation
Latham
White
Golden Jubilee of Local W M U Marks 50 Years of Service
The Woman's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist church celebrated a Golden Jubilee at Mrs. Arthur Presnell's Sunset avenue home. Honor guest Mrs. T. C. Brittain, a missionary in China for fifty years, spoke on mission history and changes. Seventy members attended with gifts and musical tributes led by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Presnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
The
Southern Baptist Church
Arthur Presnell
Sunset Avenue
T. C. Brittain
Wuseish
China
J. R. Hill
Presnell
Missionary Society
M. T., Lambert
Ralph Humble
Randleman BTU Social Meeting Details
The Baptist Training Union of Randleman held its regular quarterly social at the church. Members followed a lettered visiting sequence ending at Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Allred for refreshments and games with Miss Lourena Hedrick winning a banana eating contest. Officers for the next year were elected: President Mrs. J. M. Kirkman, Secretary Ms. L. D. Vincannon, Treasurer Mrs. W. F. Mathews. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Protestant church met with Mrs. Tom Swaim and Mrs. J. W. Fox for a devotional and business session. A quilt was on display and November plans were announced.
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Asheboro
Bess N. Rosa
Greensboro
Park Street
P.T. A
W. F. Redding, Jr
Randolph County Welfare Department
Carl Page
Marion Watson
Randleman
Baptist Tyaining Union
The
Baptist Church of
T. E. Allred
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Tom Swaim
J. W. Fox
John Fox
D. L. Brady
J. M. Kirkman
L. D
Earnest Workers class meets at Naomi M E church
The Earnest Workers class of Naomi M E church met with Mrs. Ernest Talley Jr on Thursday night. Miss Meseal Swaim presided over the meeting and Miss Sarah Mathewa led the devotional. A program followed by a social hour. nine members attended and Mrs Yandel was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi M. E. Church
Ernest Talley, Jr
Meseal Swaim
Sarah Mathewa
Community Notes From North Carolina Week
Dr J L Stokes and families attended the M E conference in Charlotte this week Mrs Charlie Wall went to the Greensboro fair Wednesday night Mrs C J Parsons remains ill at home Mrs B N Bowman visits her daughter Mrs J P Reeves in Greensboro John and George Fox spend the weekend with Joseph Manson in Greensboro Mr and Mrs Marco Hannon and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stokes
A. M. Floyd
Charlotte
Charlie Wall
Greensboro
C. J. Parsons
8. N. Bowman
J. P. Reeves
John and
George Fox
Joseph Manson
Marco Hannon
Program at St. Marys Episcopal Church Sunday
The schedule lists Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Church School at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. The Young People's Service League meets at 7:00 p.m. on the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Ity
Holy Communion
Young People’s Service League
Two Weddings At Asheboro Friday Drawing Interest
In a quiet Asheville style ceremony at the First Baptist church of Asheboro Miss Thelma Doris Mabe wed Edward C Brooks Friday at 7 30 pm. The bride daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W M Mabe of Star wore wine colored wool with white gardenia corsage. The groom son of Mr and Mrs H A Brooks of Bonlee works at McCrary Hosiery Mills and is noted as an athlete with the McCrary Eagles. The couple planned a trip then will reside in the Karesi apartments on Randolph avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
First Baptist Church of
Thelma Doris Mabe
Edward C Brooks
L. R. O'Brien
Brooks
W. M. Mabe
Star
Country Life Academy
O. L. Presnell
H. A. Brooks
Bonlee
Bonlee High School
McCrary Hossiery Mills
McCrary Eaglee
Karesi
Randolph Avenue
Quiet Archdale Wedding Unites Edith Cagle and Orville Sink
Miss Edith Marie Cagle of Archdale marries Orville James Sink Jr at a Presbyterian manse on Worth Street with only sister Jerodean Cagle attending. Mrs Sink is the Cagle daughter and Mr Sink hails from Asheboro. After a McCrary Hosiery career and a western tour, the couple will live on Worth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Marie Cagle
Archdale
Orville James Sink, Jr
Presbyterian Manse
Worth Street
Cothran G Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Jerodean Cagle
Local Residents Visit in Dillon and Nearby Areas
Ernest and Lillian Duncan of Dillon Washington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W R Neal. Rev T H Biles Dr T L Helms and several ladies attended the Randolph Baptist Association at Asbury church near Seagrove. Mrs T F Ashburn of Troy visits sister Mrs N N Newlin. Miss Eva Templeton spends weekend with her parents at North Wilkesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Lillian Duncan
Dillon
D. C
W. R. Neal
T. H. Biles
T. L. Helms
N. N. Newlin
H. H. Hamilton
T. F. Ashburn
R. P. Bell
Rothea Barker
L. D. Vincannon
Randolph Baptist Association
Asbury Church
Seagrove
Troy
Eva Templeton
W. J. Templeton
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Regular Meetings of Church Groups in Kernersville
Circle No 1 of the Woman s Missionary Society met at Miss Madge Deaton s home with six members present. Circle No 2 gathered at Mrs J C Bodenheimer s on Cherry street. Circle No 4 planned a November 1 soup supper and discussed parsonage kitchen renovations. Local social notes mention visits, tea, and a birth announcement for Douglas Shaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Woman's Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Madge Deaton
F. M. Edwards
Miss Deaton
Gertrude Vance
Zeb Deaton
Circle No. 2
Same Missionary Society
J. C. Bodenheimer
Cherry Street
T. H. Wolfe
Richard Whitaker
Circle No. 4
Margaret Stafford
Eleanor Stafford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Johnson
Frank Marr
Virginia
Thompson Shoe Store
North Main ST
Eastern Star
Historic Mount Vernon
High Point, North Carolina
North Main Street
A. G. Douglas
Spartanburg
58. C
Pauline
Converse College
R. A. Hanes
Ida Crowson
Thurston Steet
Clyde White
Bridges Street
Charles Bolton
Guilford General Hospital
A. G. Brooks
Glendale, Calif
C. R. Pierce
P. E. Lindley
AAUW
John Hadley
Verna Williame
Paralee Wilson
Bright Holland
Frazier Nance
Maxine Cole
John Worsham
John Ward
Helen Presnell
L. R. O'Brian
Horace Anderson
E. Y. Fox
Fred Proctor
Randleman Btu
ST. Mary's
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
Jack Watson
Laura Moir
Walktown
J. P. Adkins
Carl Kerner
Egar Shore
W. Donnell
Oak Ridge
Wesday
J. R. Paddis
Mainst
Frances Fulp
Stoville
George V. Fulp
Mesdames V. V. Vaughan
Jim Spears
Clyde Pressleys
Clyde
Douglas Shman
Sund
Centra Ice Delivery
West Broad Street
Tomlinson Exhibition Building
Martine's, Inc
Moun’ernon
Floral Garden Memorial Park
N. Main Street
Security Bank Bldg
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