Miss Pattie Thomas Delights Book Club With Travel Talk
Miss Pattie Thomas spoke at the Wednesday Book Club luncheon at Mrs. F. F. Dickson’s Lindsay Street home. She described her Northwest trip with vivid imagery of Washington scenery, wildflowers, evergreens, lakes, and the Columbia River. Mrs. H. P. Hardin presided as club president. members in attendance included Mesdames Taplin, Collier Ellis, Lafferty, Fraley, Reeman, Clark, and Fre Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
Pattie Thomas
Northwest
Fred Thomas
Washington
Columbia River
Miss Thomas
Mesdames A. E. Taplin
Collier Ellis
R. 8. Lafferty
W. J. Fraley
Kenneth Reeman
C. Clark
Fre Thomas
Farewell Bridge Parties Honor Mrs Lindeman And Mrs Strotz
Yesterday two farewell gatherings honored Mrs. Harry Lindeman and Mrs. Roy Strotz. Duplicate bridge at 522 Parkway featured three tables with Mrs. Albert Hart Jr. and Mrs. C T Ingram Sr. tying for top score and Mrs. Hart winning a deck of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Lindeman and
Strotz
Clyde T. Shaner
John C. Abels
Parkway
Harry Lindeman
Roy Strotz
Duplicate Bridge Club
Albert Hart, Jr
C. T
Play To Be Repeated At New Market School
The play An Old Fashioned Mother presented at Trinity high school by Fairview M Echuret’s Young People’s class will be staged again at New Market school near Sophia Randolph County on Friday October 28 at 8 o clock. Proceeds go toward paying for the church piano. The first performance drew favorable comments and a large crowd is hoped for this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Fairview
M. Echuret
New Market School
Sophia
N. C
Randolph County
Airlines Carry 127 590 Passengers July 1988 US
In July 1988 twenty scheduled airlines operated in the United States carrying 127 590 passengers. The data reflects the scale of air travel and the competitive landscape during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Passenger totals compare with 1937 figures
The report notes passenger numbers in the latest period are lower than the 120 571 carried in July 1937, highlighting a decline in travel demand.
Rennies Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Raleigh
Dr and Mrs Joseph Rennie marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Raleigh reception at their daughter Mrs Robert Wyatt’s home on North Blount Street. A large group of relatives and friends from High Point Charlotte Staunton Richmond and St Louis attended the event in honor of the couple and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Rennie
Raleigh
Joseph Rennie
High Point
Robert J. Wyatt
North Blount Street
Priscilla Club Meets at Mrs Thomas Home
Social calendar notes a 3 p.m. Friday gathering of the Priscilla club at 906 Forest Hill Drive and an 8:30 p.m. concert by the High Point Cooperative Concert Association at the Junior High School auditorium featuring violinist Marjorie Edwards. Newcomers may join via secretary Mrs. R. T. Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Marjorie Edwards
R. T. Amos
Wedding of Mrs Rennie and Dr Rennie in North Carolina
A three tiered gold iced wedding cake topped by a miniature bell was featured under an arch with small tables and bridal decorations. Invitations were photostatic copies of 1888 originals. Mrs. Rennie, formerly Eugenia Goodall of Richmond Virginia, wed Dr Rennie a retired Presbyterian minister who last served in St. Louis and has served churches in High Point and Wilmington since relocating to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson College
Wyatt
Rennie
Hubert Carson
Montgomery
Ala
Louis Rose
Charlotte
Joseph Rennie, Jr
St. Louis
Christian Goodall
Winston-Salem
M. C. Goodall
Walter Christian
Staunton
Gordon Woody
Thomas Eason
Nettie Rennie
Bruce Rennie
M. B. Porter
Richmond
Warren Weldon
Stovall
R. H. Davis
Oxford
S. Paul Ingle
Harry Brockmann
A. E. Taplin
A.S. Caldwell, Jr
Alice McRae Caldwell
High Point
J. M. W. Hicks
Margaret Johnson
John W. Grey
David S. Cox
Charles H. Stephenson, Jr
Mabel Duke Stephenson
Russell Broadus
Arch Newbold
John Waldrop
Raleigh
Eugenia Goodall
Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
North Carolina
Damsels Clique Honors Freshmen At Lake Park Outing
The Damsels' Clique entertained eight freshmen girls at High Point College with games and a picnic supper at the city lake park yesterday afternoon. About seventeen members and guests attended before the group planned a meeting at Miss Jeanne Rankin's Church Street home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damsels’ Clique
City Lake Park
High Point College
Elizabeth Holden
Ruth Phillips
Banks Apple
Florence Elkin
Clay
Margaret
Virginia Brady
Steve
Spark
Jeanne Rankin
Church Street
Community prayer service and church events announced
A community prayer service is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm at Mrs C F Ellington 217 West Bay Street. Prospect church hosts a chicken and oyster supper Friday October 28 from 6 to 9 pm with a modest plate charge. Wesley Memorials Intermediate department plans a five o clock tomorrow recreational program at Miss Meredith Clarke Slane's Emerywood home. Pisgah Baptist Sunshine class meets Friday at 7 30 pm at 414 Winelow Street with welcome for visitors. Lebanon Church Hut hosts a Friday eight o clock comedy Where's Grandma directed by Herman Yakley with actors Lake Lohr Chester Margaret Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Prospect Church
Ladies of the Prospect Church
Wesley Memorial Dept
Wesley Memorial Church
Meredith Clarke Slane
Emerywood
Rock Garden
Slane
Pisgah Sunshine
Sunshine
Pisgah Baptist Church
L. C. Madden
Winelow Street
Lebanon Church Hut
Grandma
Lebanon Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Herman Yakley
Lake Lohr
Bob Blake
Gretchen
Chester
Margaret Jones
Jack
Carol
Herman
Lois Yakley
Lucille Payne
Lucy
Arline Trusdale
Louise Welch
Midnight
Dahlia
Orest Hedgecock
Ida Lambert
Jamestown PTA Sponsors Hallowe'en Party at School
Jamestown school PTA will host a Hallowe'en Party Friday evening at 7:30 PM with public invited to attend. The event aims to provide a festive night for families and neighbors in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown P T. A
Hallowe'en Party
Parent-Teacher Association
Jamestown School
Schoo
Ruth Poole Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Party
Mrs. Bruce and Miss Ranson welcomed Miss Ruth Poole at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Mercer Bruce on Colonial Drive. Four tables of bridge were in play with autumn flowers and a corsage marking the honoree as preparations for her upcoming marriage to John Lambuth Bogle proceed in Winston-Salem and Durham in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Poole
John Lambuth Bogle
Winston-Salem
Durham
Mercer Bruce
Colonial Drive
Bruce
Bryce Baker Ranson
Social event honors and prizes after charity card game
At the close of play high score prize went to Mrs. Robert Williams while Miss Margaret Hedrick received traveling hon or plaques. Hostesses gifted Miss Poole with crystal. A elegant salad course followed. Participants included Mesdames FE CC Peterson Henry Turner Winston-Salem Frank Holmes C F Howland R E Williams Robert Davis Francis J Neal Glenn Perry Dick Wisenburg Hallie Scoggins and Misses Wilma Shaver Phyllis Bennett Winston-Salem Margaret Hedrick Patricia Hall plus Mrs B H Poole and Miss Ruby Poole attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
Robert Williams
Margaret Hedrick
Poole
Mesdames FE. CC
Peterson
Henry Turner
Winston-Salem
Frank Holmes
C. F. Howland
R. E. Williams
Robert Davis
Francis J
Marmola Tablets Advertised For Fat Loss
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a natural aid for reducing excess fat linked to hypothyroidism. It claims over thirty years of selling and more than twenty million boxes distributed, with directions to eat sensibly and take four tablets daily until desired fat loss, and notes consulting a physician for diagnosis.
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H. P. Hardin
NOROL
Merry Mull
Mrs. Bruce
Miss Ranson
Fat Girl
D. B
Carrick
Ph North Main Street
Mon
Nat Walker
Argain
Irinso
Melton
Rams Horn
C'olors Wine
Navy
Royal
Brown
Men's Sox
Children’s School
Oxfords
Bargain Center
J. P
Adies
Receier Stenties
the Bargain Center
Men's & Boys
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