Marriages of Interest Here On Saturday
Three marriages were solemnized on Saturday October 23 by Rev Edwin Suits of Rankin Memorial church. Myrtis Florence Luck wed William Hill Brewer of Randolph county. Wilma Morris married Carlton R Armentrout of Thomasville. Lola Frances Medlin became Mrs Howard W Cecil of High Point with Cecil’s parents listed from Randolph county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Suits
Rankin Memorial Church
Myrtis Florence Luck
William Hill Brewer
Randolph County
Brewer
John Walter Luck
J. W. Brewer
Wilma Morris
Carlton R. Armentrout
Thomasville
Roy Morris
Cc. H. Armentrout
Lola Frances Medlin
Howard W. Cecil
High Point
Cecil
Ellen Medlin
Philip Medlin
Mr. Cecil
William A. Cecil
Second District Altrusa Convention Concludes Breakfast Meeting
The sixth annual Second District Altrusa convention in session at Sedgefield concluded with a breakfast Sunday morning. About seventy five women from the river towns and cities attended, including district officers led by Governor Miss Mary Altizer of Roanoke Virginia and international officers Mrs Nancy Lamp Hatch of Green Bay Wisconsin and Miss Bertha M Nienburg of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusa
Sedged
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Nancy Lamp- Hatch
Green Bay
Wis
Orfizer
Bertha M
Nburg
Washington, D. C
Irman
Irs
Hatch
Nienbure
Blanche Barbour and Robert Stamey Wed in Danville Ceremony
The marriage of Blanche Barbour of this city to Robert Bennett Stamey of Greensboro was held in Danville Virginia on October 23 1937. The simple ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage was officiated by Dr Thomas F Roll. The couple will reside at 211 East Green Street in Greensboro and announce that details will follow.
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North Carolina
Blanche Barbour
Robert Bennett Stamey
Greensboro
Danville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ugh Noon
Thomas Froll
Jps
Stamey
Members Enjoy Ride and Tea at Mount Farm
Edgefield Hunt members were entertained at an informal ride and tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benjamin at Mount Farm Sunday. The ride ran from 3:30 to 5:00 with tea in the ballroom adjoined room presided over by Miss Dorothy Spencer. Several Greensboro High Point and Sedge eld residents attended both ride and tea while more guests arrived for tea later. A midweek hunt opens at 7:00 a.m. Wednesday at the Sedgefield stables and a treasure hunt is planned for Sunday afternoon starting at the stables. Molly Phipps Philathea class meets Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at Mrs. D. D. Hinkle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altizer
Oth
Ira Armitage
Gover Huntington
West
Mary Norris
Timore
Ida Adams
Gastonia
Ruth Yiffman
Marie Caddell
Warer
Greensboro
Guilford College
Ballround
High Point
Bre
Tomlin Furniture
Wrenn Memorial
Librat
High Point College
Edgefield Hunt
Edward Benjamin
Mount Farm
Dorothy Spencer
Penjamin
New Orleans
Nathan Ayers
L. H. Cherry
Seborn Perry
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Earl N. Phillips
James Foseue
Wilber Jones
Annie Cole
Arnold Sc
Molly Phipps
Calvary M .B
D. D. Hinkle
Pershing Street
Social Calendar Highlights A Busy Week In High Point
A week of social events fills Emerywood Country Club and area venues with meetings, lectures, dances, and Halloween celebrations. Notable items include Miss Jeannette Rankin speaking at the YWCA hut, a portrait unveiling at High Point College, and multiple club gatherings across Monday to Saturday with costumes prizes and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Hal Moore
Friends of Mrs Clyde Connor Return Home From Sanatorium
Mrs Clyde Connor has left the Charlotte Sanatorium after three weeks of treatment and returned to her Circle Drive home. Mr and Mrs A A Koonce and Misses Elva and Anne Grissom spent the weekend in Asheville. Mrs Frank H Hunt came back from a week in Washington DC where she stayed with Mr and Mrs Ralph F Bryan, sister in law of Mrs Hunt. Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett, student at Woman's College Greensboro, visited here yesterday with her mother Mrs W L Hargett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Connor
Charlotte Sanatorium
Circle Drive
A. A. Koonce
Elva
Anne Grissom
Asheville
Frank H. Hunt
Washington, D. C
Washington
Ralph F. Bryan
Hunt
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Woman's College
Greensboro
W. L. Hargett
Local Women Head To Panama For Extended Canal Visit
Mrs. BE. G. Watkins of Hillcrest Drive and Mrs. A. A. Oliver of Arbordale Drive sailed from New Orleans aboard the 8. 8. Sixada of United Fruit for the Panama Canal Zone. After a Havana layover, they will reach Cristobal by Friday and plan a two month stay with Lieutenant and Mrs. E. EB. Shelby at Coca Sola, a US submarine base, where Mrs. Shelby is the daughter of Mrs. Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. G. Watkins
Hillcrest Drive
A. A. Oliver
Arbordale Drive
New Orleans
Sixada
United Fruit Company
Panama Canal Zone
Havana
Cuba
Watkins
Oliver
Cristobal
E. EB. Shelby
Coca Sola
United States Submarine Base
Shelby
Mrs Stewart To Speak At Y Club Dinner
Mrs R K Stewart will address the Business and Professional Girls club at the Y W C A Tuesday evening. Her talk covers her trip to England and Scotland and includes detailed notes on the Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Stewart
England
Scotland
George VI
Elizabeth
Oak Hill P T A Executive Board Meeting
The Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association executive board will meet this evening at 7 o clock at the school. All committee chairmen are urged to be present at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Royal Arcanums To Present Private Halloween Ball
The Royal Arcanum club at The Old Plank Road announces a Halloween Ball on Friday October 30 in Arcade building clubrooms. Members and guests only with card admission. Frank Duff and his orchestra return after a well received previous dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Wayside Garden Club
C. H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Georgia
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Wrenn Memorial
High Point College
M. J. Wrenn
W. J. Fraley
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Greensboro
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joe Snider
West Point Avenue
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis, Jr
West Lexington Extension
Hallowe'en
High Point Chapter
The
Order of DeMolay
Guilfordians
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Frank Duff
Royal Arcanums
Home Demonstration Club Holds October Meeting in Kernersville
The Kernersville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. H. L. Duckworth home with officers and members present. The group won third prize at the Forsyth County fair for a soil conservation booth. A Community Chest is organized with officers and committees to assess and aid local families, plus a packing and drive plan set for Bundles Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Home Demonstration Club
L. Duckworth
Duckworth
EB. N. Allen
E. F. Baker
Winston-Salem
Madge Deaton
Mary Linville
Elizabeth Tuttle
Notable social notes from Winston-Salem and Washington visit
Mrs. E B Parke Jr and Mrs J F P Bowers spent the past week in Washington D C with EB B Parks Jr and Mrs E B Parks Sr who are there for several weeks. A Moravian auxiliary rally was held at Home Moravian church Winston Salem with many local attendees. Miss Louise Bellamy shows improvement after illness at City Memorial hospital. Edward Day of Washington D C visits with Dewey V Musten. John A Shields and family move from Greensboro to Winston Salem on the Winston Salem Greensboro highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Justice, Sr
Ezekiel Cooper
Wilmington
Del
George Hubbard
West Chester
Richard Whitaker
Hugh Justice
Cooper
Hubbard
Clarence Stone
Andrew Wright
J. J. Griffith
J. R. Paddison
Eighth District Medical Association
Winston-Salem
E. B. Parke
Mra
Moravian Church
Home Moravian Church
Louise Bellamy
George Bellamy
City Memorial Hospital
Edward Day
Washington, D. C
Dewey V. Musten
John A. Shields
Greensboro
Charles Adams
Wintson-Salem- Greensboro
Jewish Ladies Sponsor Dance at B'nai Brith
The Jewish Ladies Aid Society of B'nai Brith synagogue sponsors a Hallowe'en dance on Wednesday at 8 30 P M at David Chain's dance studio on North Main street with a large attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies’ Aid Society of
B'nai Brith Synagogue
David Chain
North Main Street
Thomasville Child Birthday Party Celebrates Third
Jeannine Elmore Byerly celebrated her third birthday at home on Broad Street with a party hosted by her parents Mrs. Gib Byerly and Mr. Gib Byerly. Friends enjoyed games, prizes won by Don Welborn Jimmie Suits and Lionel Welborn, Halloween decor, and favors. Refreshments were served by helpers and guests included a large list of local children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jeannine Elmore Byerly
Gib Byerly
Broad Street
F. E. Elmore
Byerly
Don Welborn
Jimmie Suits
Lionel Welborn
Hallowe'en
Marya Leonard
Mayon Blake
Inez Byerly
Willie Joe Young
Doris Yates
Jimmie Frazier
Shirley Jean Alford
Hubert Byerly
Josie Welborn
Peggy Yates
Garland Welborn
Peggy Gallimore
Annie Ruth Byerly
Baxter Gallimore
Lillie Pearl Byerly
Thomas
Evening Bridge At Country Club This Evening
Final October social function for Emerywood Country club members is the evening bridge party this evening at 8 15. Hosts Mrs E B Wall and Mr Mrs J W Lindsay preside in the club lounge. November events will be announced soon by secretary John C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Wall
J. W. Lindsay
John C. Abels
Pentagon Girls To Meet Tonight at Nancy Smith Home
A called meeting of the Girls' Pentagon club is set for this evening at Miss Nancy Smith's home 219 Montheu avenue. Members are asked to arrive promptly at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Nancy Smith
Montheu Avenue
Hughes Loflin nuptials announced in Danville ceremony
Mr and Mrs J F Hughes of Fullers announce the marriage of their daughter Radie Josephine to Homer Lee Loflin son of Mr and Mrs J C Loflin of Fullers. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening June 12 at the bride’s sister's home in Danville Virginia with Rev J R Hite officiating. The bride is a Trinity High and Belle vue Business College graduate and works as assistant secretary of the Asheboro Merchants Association. The groom attended High Point College and Gupton and Jones School of Embalming. he worked at Pugh's Funeral Home in Asheboro and will join Curtis Funeral Home in Liberty. They reside in Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Barbour
Beaufort
High Point
St. Paul's School
King’s Business College
Charlotte
Thomas Mills, Inc
Stamey
W. A. Stamey
Newton
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Soil Conservation Service
Greensboro
Asheboro
J. F. Hughes
Fullers
Radie Josephine
Homer Lee Loflin
J. C. Loflin
Danville
J. E. Atkins
J. R. Hite
the Baptist Church
Liberty
Coterien Club Set For Evening Meeting
The Coterien club will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Arcade Building clubroom. All members are urged to attend as important business matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Chicago Produce Butter Prices and Grading Report
Chicago October 25 AP Butter market shows steady levels across grades with creamery specials at 35 to 36 cents, extras 33 to 34, firsts 32 to 34, seconds 28 to 30, standards around 34 to 40 cents. Carrots grading and local receipts noted with current totals near 21 and a half percent.
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Chicago
Dear Miss Mansfield on a distressed marriage
A young wife asks if divorce is wise as she and her husband drift apart over differing interests. Advice urges confronting the spouse, evaluating mutual commitment, and whether shared aims exist, noting the impact of petty quarrels on romance and the potential role of children in uniting a couple.
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Miss Mansfield
Guidance on handling loveless marriage and paths to self support
The writer urges delaying radical choices while advising clarity on future plans. It stresses involving the husband, avoiding scandal, and assessing work options to support oneself if leaving. It warns against leaving to luck and advocates facing problems squarely and making an honest effort to resolve them.
Never Top Shade Trees Say Experts
The matter states shade and street trees should never be topped. Topping damages beauty and health, inviting pests and disease. If pruning is needed, remove small limbs with cuts near buds and have a professional do it when possible.
Maxwell speaks on selling North Carolina to North Carolinians
A. J. Maxwell of the state department of internal revenue addressed a joint Randolph Book Club and Friday Afternoon club gathering in Asheboro on Park Street. He cited California visitors as an example and praised conservation publicity efforts while noting a social tea followed the talk. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell of Raleigh and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
North Carolina
A. J. Maxwell
State Department of Internal Revenue
Randolph Book Club
Fred C. Page
Park Street
Hal Worth
Maxwell
California
Esther Rosse
Cochran Smith
Curry Loflin
Carrie Britain
Lewis Whitfield
Creomulsion Relief Promise Against Common Coughs
An ad asserts Creomulsion offers relief for coughs and chest colds despite trying many remedies. It claims the medicine targets the root of the problem and blends soothing ingredients like pine extract and cascara with others to loosen mucus and ease irritation. It mentions other remedies such as syrup of White Pine and tar/herbal extracts as comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
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Love’s
Garbo
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowski
Marjorie
Marjorie Mansfield
Reakfast
Altrusa
High Point Altrusan
Louise Wrenn
Tomlinson’s
H. A. White
Vera Idol
Wrenn
Mary Ballard
Elizabeth Berry
Ruth Y. Schiffman
Greensboro Club
Huntington
West Va
Robert B. Stamey
Unt
EAUTY
Ecial Eugene
Ecia
Croquignole Ave
Minnie Steed
Divinney
Oxford
Masonic Temple
Panama
Mrs. Stewart
Y Club
Oak Hill P.T. A
Paul Younts
North Main St
A. N
R. C. Morris
Lorna Dean
Snow Shoe
Pentagon
Hughes-Loflin
R. D. Tillson
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