Two Bride-Elects Feted At Tea By Mesdames Amos And Charles Kearns
Two brides to be Miss Margaret Briggs and Miss Mary Wilson Wall were honored at a tea at the home of Mrs Amos Kearns on Hillcrest Drive. Mesdames Amos and Charles Kearns hosted with about 100 guests calling between 4 and 5:30 p.m. Attire featured blue and aqua gowns with gardenia corsages as the living room displayed fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Amos
Charles Kearns
Amos Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Margaret Briggs
Mary Wilson Wall
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Levi Hayworth
Miss Briggs
Mary Sue Briggs
Vs. Hayworth
Miss Wail
Harriss Covington
Jane Austin
Eleanor Amos
Nathan Ayers
Sedgefield
G. H. Kearns
Mesdames W. Ragsdale
Earl’ Phillips
Jane
Anne Kearns
Church Social Archdale Classes Meet Jointly Tonight
The Brotherhood and Elizabeth Fry classes of Archdale Friends church will hold their monthly meetings together at Miss Fay English home. Rulah Andrews and Elizabeth Johnson serve as associate hostesses. Session begins at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Brotherhood
Elizabeth Fry
Archdale Friend's Church
New Director at Wesley Memorial Takes Up Duties
Miss Elsie Ellen Moore named Director of Christian Education at Wesley Memorial Church arrives October 23. A Scarritt College graduate with Wesley Foundation experience, she taught youth and adults in Florida State College for Women and at churches in Waterloo Iowa and St. Louis Missouri. She resides currently with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Idol at 210 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Education
Wesley Memorial Church
Elsie Ellen Moore
St. Louis
Miss Moore
Scarritt College
Wesley Foundation
Florida State College For Women
First Church
Waterloo
Iowa
St. John's
Miss Nell Collins Honored At Blair Club Shower
Bridal shower for Miss Nell Collins bride elect of Pvt. Herman Huggins featured Inez Hunsucker and Pauline MelIntyre hosting at Blair club house. Guests enjoyed games, prizes awarded to Margaret Collins and Rachel Crawford, green and white refreshments, and a list of attendees including Mrs. W. L. Collins and Mrs. G. R. Huggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Collins
Herman Huggins
Inez Hunsucker
Pauline MelIntyre
Blair Club House
Margaret Collins
Rachel Crawford
Miss Collins
Rosa Lee Pike
Jean Calicutt
Marilyn Collins
Lucille Shelton
Helen McPherson
Mildred Workman
Edna Hunsucker
Elizabeth Hunsucker
Ruby Hill
Mesdames
Mildred Newnam
High Point
W. L. Collins
G. R. Huggs
Pvt. Huggins
M AL
J. H. MelIah Jarrett
Lyall Cross
Thomasie
Luncheon Honoring Bride-Elect Miss Margaret Briggs
Mesdames Armfield and Ellis hosted a noon luncheon at Mrs. Ellis home on Johnson Street honoring Miss Margaret Briggs bride-elect. The event featured a floral table, miniature bride and groom place cards, and gifts for the honoree. Also noted were council meeting refreshments and volunteer calls for local charities. Small linoleum repairs advised with boiled linseed oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Armfield
Ellis Fete
Margaret Briggs
Mesdames Fra Armfield
Collier Ellis, Jr
Bridal Courtesy for Miss Wagger at Woodrow Ave House
Mrs. Dorothy Davis Boyles hosted an informal party in honor of Miss Betsy Dean Wagger bride elect. Fall flowers and a green white nuptial motif decorated the rooms. High score in bridge went to Miss Jane Austin. Mrs. Burton Wagger won cocktail napkins. the guest list included Mesdames Groome Wright Brown Finch and Misses Sechrest Rankin and Joe Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Dean Wagger
Rothy Davis Boyles
Woodrow Avenue
Jane Austin
Burton Wagger
Miss Tipton Hosts Farewell Sorority Bridge Party
Mrs. Jospehine Gibson Tipton hosted a Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi farewell bridge party at her Forest Hill home before moving to Kingsport Tennessee. First Lt. Enoch W. Tipton Jr. is overseas. guests played six tables after a Sweet course and prize awards for Geneva Crowder and runner-up Mrs. Darrell Sechrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jospehine Gibson Tipton
R. Gibson
Forest
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Kingsport
Tnn
Enoch W. Tipton, Jr
J. E. Perryman
J. E. Gibson
Virginia Gibson
Geneva Crowder
Cologne
Darrell Sechrest
Briggs Spearman wedding events fill weekend calendar
Friday events include a luncheon for Miss Betsy Dean Wagger and out of town guests at the Sheraton in honor of the couple. a dinner for the Wagger and Mopper families. and a bridge party. Saturday features a wedding breakfast, the Briggs Spearman ceremony at Central Friends Church, and a dinner dance at Emerywood with dance band. Sunday covers the wedding at B'nai Israel and a Sheraton reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shavitz
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Betsy Dean Wagger
Wagger-Mopper
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
West
Lexington Avenue
R. J. Wagger
Kehath Mopper
Briggs-Spearman
Wayne Sullivan
Emerywood Country Club
J. W. Woollen
ofriggs-Spearman
Central Church
H. L. Coffield, Sr
S. A. Temko
Margaret R. Briggs
Francis W. Spearman
Central Friends Church
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Largest Ever U.S. Food Production May Be Achieved
Partial OCR shows a claim that an amount around 2.812.000 may be the largest ever produced in America. The fragment indicates high production figures but lacks complete context or source details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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