Dickersons Host Silver Wedding Anniversary Tea
Mr and Mrs W W Dickerson mark twenty five years of marriage with an afternoon tea at 1007 Lindsay street. About 175 guests from Winston Salem Greensboro Durham Thomasville and High Point attended the fall decorated event featuring a ship of matrimony centerpiece and white gardenias. The couple married in Chattanooga Tenn twenty five years ago and reside in High Point with Mrs Dickerson a charter Altrusa member and Mr Dickerson with McSate Company of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay Street
Mesdames M. J. Wrenn
C. E. Sheloff
F. E. Moses
Fred Whitescarver
Mrs. Dickerson
Lucile Johnston
Hazel Johnson
Mary Alice Sheloff
Marvin L. Slate
Ann Swaim
C. C. Walker
J. O. Hauschild
Gilbert Muse
Winstonsalem
Greensboro
Durham
Thomasville
High Point
Dickerson
Chattanooga
Tenn
FE. A. Elmore
Altrusa Club
Waston- Salem Southbound Railway
Mc- Sate i
Greensoro
People in Salisbury and vicinity attend to health and visits
Mrs T Wingate Andrews of Salisbury plans a weekend visit with Mrs W C Jones on West Farriss Avenue. Miss Margaret Sears of the Catawba county welfare department returns to Newton after a weekend with the Sears family. Mrs Willis Jones remains ill with influenza and complications at her Thomasville road home. Dr Frank Stephenson of Pittsburgh, secretary of the Christian Education board, traveled from Dallas for Judge Teague's funeral and returned home. Betsy Dean Warrar returns from UNC Chapel Hill Tau Epsilon Pi party. Mrs F R Hicks recuperates well at home after a tonsillectomy. Mildred Hutchens improves at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mrs Jessie Moss, Mrs W B Wardell and son Billy visit Burlington with Wardell’s brother. Mrs B Wardell’s condition eases at 110 Phillips Street. Billy Holt, nine, of High Point route two, hospitalized for foot cuts from an axe incident. Mrs J E Wagner returns from Angle Wood New Jersey where she visited daughter Mrs J W Matthews. Peggy Anne Huckaby improves at Burrus Memorial Hospital after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Jones
Thomasville Road
Billy Holt
Robert Holt
High Point
Route Two
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Phi Beta Club Hosts Fall Meeting in Thomasville
Mrs E W Cates hosted the Phi Beta club gathering at the home of her daughter on Salem street. The program covered The Vatican and Mussolini with a Halloween floral motif. A two course repast followed with club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Phi Beta Club
FE. W. Cates
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Benito Mussolini
Reese Harville
Charles F. Lambeth
C. H. Newby
Paul Newton
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
R. L. Lambeth
J. A. Morris
Mamie Harris
Lois Johnson
Hite
Cates
Sorosis Club Entertained By Mrs B S Cummings
Mrs B S Cummings hosted the Sorosis Club at her South Hamilton Street home for the regular bi weekly meeting. The attractively arranged venue featured late fall flowers with chrysanthemums and dahlias as the ladies enjoyed a Boston rock period and a two course repast. One visitor attended, Mrs J A Austin, along with club members Mesdames E D Steele O E Kearns Levi Haworth C A Barbee W G Bradshaw Wilber Jones H N Phillips F N Pickett Charles Ragan J D Mann and R H Sechrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Cummings
Sorosis Club
South
Hamilton Street
Boston Rock
J. A. Austin
Jackie Beasley Fifth Birthday Party At English Street Home
Mrs E Beasley hosted a child party at 2202 English Street Friday afternoon for her son Jackie turning five. Guests included Peggie Davis Doris Davis Donald Rogers Ruth Rogers Helen Kimsey Annie Sue Perdue Donald Morrow Delores Wilborn Richard Wilborn and others. Mrs Glenn Rogers and Mrs James Davis helped serve and entertain while Jackie received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street
Jackie
Peggie
Doris Davis
Donald
Ruth Rogers
Helen Kimsey
Annie Sue Perdue
Donald Morrow
Garden Club Figures Attend Mrs Biddle Luncheon in Chapel Hill
Mrs R K Stewart and H Tomlinson leave for Chapel Hill to attend a luncheon at Mrs Collier Cobb Jr home honoring Mrs Dorothy Biddle. Walter Adamson editor of Garden Digest visits for the Garden School in Wilmington and will lecture this afternoon. Mrs Stewart heads the Piedmont District Garden clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
R. K. Stewart
H. Tomlinson
Chapel Hill
Collier Cobb, Jr
Dorothy Biddle
Walter Adams Johnson
Garden Diges
Wilmington
Stewart
Piedmont District
Osborne-Whitt Vows Announced In Stuart Va
Announcement is made today at the marriage of Misa Evelyn Osborne and Fred C. Whitt, both of this city, which was solemnized on October 15. The marriage took place in Stuart Virginia and will be of interest to friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Evelyn l Osborne
Fred C. Whitt
Stuart
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
An item advising women aged 38 to 52 on attracting men. It claims a tonic called Pickham’s will improve vitality, nerves, sleep, and romance, promoting increased allure and confidence. The piece markets a product and promises personal improvement and better appeal to male attention.
Mrs. W. F. Lambert Honored at 67th Birthday Dinner
A surprise Sunday dinner at her Fourth street home honored Mrs. W. F. Lambert on her sixty seventh birthday with children and families present. Chrysanthemums and autumn leaves decorated the setting and gifts were given. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lambert and several Lambert family households along with Mrs. Evelyn Fesperman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Lambert
Fourth Street
T. K. Lambert
E. W. Lambert
W. B. Wood
Evelyn Fesperman
City
F. W. Lambert
Belmont
Archdale
McDowell Music Club Hosts Spoon Children Event
Bernadine and Charles Spoon entertained the McDowell Music Club with a weiner roast at their Prospect road home. A short business meeting elected officers Virginia Snyder president Peggy Franklin vice president Doris Jean Rollins secretary treasurer Nancy Greer and Peggy Morriss program chairs. Nancy Greer and June Best provided musical selections and attendees included Virginia Snyder Nancy Greer Billie Ann Eddy Lois Nance Peggy Morriss Louretta Snyder Helen and Kathleen Meredith Peggy Franklin Evelyn Hutton Doris Jean Rollin Auralee Rolline June Bost and Miss Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine
Charles Spoon
McDowell Music Club
Weiner
Prospect Road
Virginia Snyder
Peggy Franklin
Doris Jean Rollins
Nancy Greer
Peggy Morriss
June Best
Billie Ann Eddy
Lois Nance
Louretta Snyder
Helen and
Kathleen Meredith
Evelyn Hutton
Doris Jean
Auralee Rolline
June Bost
Miss Lewis
Elm Street School Junior Red Cross Hallowe'en Program
Mrs Hamlin's fourth grade led a program at Elm Street school auditorium for the Junior Red Cross Council. Students sang Hallowe'en Night and performed two plays promoting kindness over mischief, including A Modern Halloween and The Clever Goblin with Caroline Arden as the bad witch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Red Cross Council
Elm Street
Hears Hallowe'en
Caroline Arden
Swing Club Meeting Rescheduled To Next Monday Evening
The Swing club postpones tonight's meeting to next Monday evening due to Halloween festivities. The event will be held with Miss Lois Hutchens, and members are asked to note the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Hallowe'en
Lois Hutchens
Social Calendar Events for Emerywood and High Point Clubs
A sequence of local meetings and social events schedule for Tuesday through Friday. The listings include the Emerywood Garden club at Mrs. James S. Moffitt Ferndale drive, the High Point Council of Garden Clubs at the Y W C A hut, Monarch club seveny at Hedrick cabin, and multiple club gatherings at homes or local hotels with guest speakers and speakers from Woman's College. The program ends with the Piedmont German club Fall dance at Emerywood Country club featuring Auburn Cavaliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
C. B. Mattocks
Monarch Club
Glenn Brown
Hedrick
Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale Drive
Cloverdale
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College Faculty
Final Study Class At Wesley Memorial Will Be Held On Wednesday
Wesley Memorial M. E. church reports an erroneous date for the final mission study class in a four part series. One class meets at 3:30 this afternoon and the other, listed as Friday, will be held Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to five. Dr. P E Lindley leads The American City and Its Church, with strong interest. Two classes were conducted last week in addition to today and the Wednesday session. The course is in the Woman's Wesley classroom and open to all women of the church and interested guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
P. E. Lindley
Woman's Wesley
Church
Bobby Johnson Hosts Hallowe'en Party
Bobby Johnson entertained many of his little friends at his home on North Hamilton Street Saturday evening. The party featured Halloween games, a dining room dressed in black and orange, jack o lanterns, and refreshments. Guests included Ernesteen Jarrett Betty Jean Shields Betty Lou Johnson Mary Lee Wall Sarah Jan Johnson C J Jarrett Billy Bridges Jr Paul Johnson and Bobby Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Johnson
North
Hamilton Street
Ernesteen Jarrett
Betty Jean Shields
Betty Lou Johnson
Mary Lee Wall
Sarah Jan Johnson
C. J. Jarrett
Billy Bridges, Jr
Paul Johnson
Emerywood Garden Club Meets at Mrs. Moffitt Home
The Emerywood Garden Club hosts its regular meeting tomorrow at 10 AM at Mrs. James J. Moffitt’s Ferndale Drive residence. Guest speaker Mrs. J E B Millis will discuss the topic Gardens Of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Garden Club
Jamess. Moffitt
Ferndale Drive
J. E. Millis
James 8. Moffitt
J. EB. Millis
Junior Department Woman's Club Holds Initial Meet In Asheboro
The Asheboro Woman's Club Junior department held its first meeting at Mrs. Clarence Lovett's Park Street home. Secretary treasurer named. four annual meetings planned. December general meeting will collect gifts for Samarcand girls. Seals sales chair appointed. entertainment and publicity committees formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Bill Lewallen
Samarcand
C. L. Crawford
Health Department
Roy Champion
Mike York
Hal Johnson
Watson Millikan
Ed Fox
Arthur Cox
Faith Brewer
Cleta Rich
Malcolm Watson
Bob Bunch
Franz Strickland
T. A. Burns
Mary Moore Lovett
J. M. Cavineas
Marriage of Misa Hedrick and Melvin Brady Told
The ceremony for Misa Genevieve Hedrick of near Lexington and Melvin Brady of Asheboro took place in Danville Virginia on Saturday October 22 at noon performed by Rev Younts. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clay Johnson of Asheboro. The couple plans to live on route 62 near Asheboro and Brady works at Bossong Hosiery Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Genevieve Hedrick
Lexington
Melvin Bady
Asheboro
Danville
Younts
Clay Johnson
Route 62
Brady
Bossong Hosiery Mill
Ray Street P T A Executive Meeting Scheduled
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association will hold an executive board meeting Tuesday morning November 1 at 10 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs. Walter F. Hester urged full attendance of the board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Walter F. Hester
Philomathean Club to Meet at Mrs Jones Home
The Philomathean club will be entertained at its regular meeting this week by Mrs. W. C. Jones. The gathering is set for 3 30 p.m. at the hostess home on West Farriss avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Auburn Cavaliers
The
Stag Club Meeting At Clubhouse Tonight
The Stag club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse on Winston-Salem road. Announcement was made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Winston-Salem Road
American Legion auxiliary hosts meeting at Cox Street home
Mrs Reid Hannah and Mrs Jesse Pugh entertained the American Legion auxiliary at Mrs Pugh's Cox street home Tuesday afternoon. They planned cloth ing collection for an ex service man and his six children and heard reports from state and national meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Hannah
Jesse Pugh
American Legion Auxiliary
Pugh
Cox Street
Asheville
J. G. Crutchfield
L. C. Phillips
Gastonia
Roy Cox
California
Jeanette McDonald
Shirley Temple
Halloween Party Honors Mission Band At Shaw Home
Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Trollinger hosted a Hallowe'en gathering Tuesday evening at the Walter E. Shaw home on Cox Street for the Mission Band of Central Methodist Protestant church. The party featured a scavenger hunt, fortune telling by “Madame Stacey” and games like bobbing for apples, with 45 members attending and Virginia Allred winning a contest prize. A Vietrola radio provided music as punch and sandwiches were served and novelty horns were given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Shaw
Cox Street
Shaw
R. H. R. Trollinger
Central Methodist Protestant Church
Josephine Pugh
Catherine McDowell
Betty Brown Trollinger
Glenn Pugh
Madame Stacey
Mattie Lee Staley
Virginia Allred
Vietrola Radio
Woman's Club General Meeting At Sheraton
The Woman's Club holds a general meeting in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room on Wednesday at 3 30. An executive board session starts at 3 00, with a play planned by Mrs. H A White under the direction of Mrs. Herman D Sears, the new club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Herman D. Sears
H. A. White
Flippin Ashwell Vows Solemnized In Stuart Va
Announcement reports the marriage of Ila Mae Flippin of Randleman route one to G L Ashwell of High Point 619 South Main. They wed in Stuart Virginia October 22 with Rev J D Cockram officiating. The bride is daughter of J F Flippin of Stuart and the late Mrs Flippin. They plan to reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Mae Flippin
Randleman
G. Lb. Ashwell
South Main Street
High Point
Stuart
J. D. Cockram
Miss Flippin
J. F. Flippin
Stuart, Va
Flippin
Church Social at Lebanon C E Society Meeting
The Lebanon C E Society held a Sunday 6 45 pm meeting with a large attendance and visiting members. Lois Yakeley led the program using the C E pledge model from the Betty Hastings camp in Winston-Salem. Musicians contributed a trio and a solo. A business session is set for Wednesday after prayer service and November December leaders, posted on the bulletin board, were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Prayer Meeting
Calvary Philatheas Call Meeting for Blue Side
All members on the Blue side of the Philathea class at Calvary M. E. church are asked to meet at Mrs. Azziee Rollins home at 617 Cable Street this evening at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Calvary M. BE. Church
Azziee Rollins
Cable Street
Missionary Society Meets For Halloween Social
The Halcie Kidd missionary society of Calvary M. F church will meet at Mrs. Roger Griffiths home on White Oak street at seven. West End Baptist LL L class members planning the class social are asked to attend at the church by seven for a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcie Kidd
LL L. L
West End Baptist Church
Browns Host Halloween Party for Friends
Mr and Mrs S D Brown entertained a number of friends at 2 Ballers on party Saturday evening. Games were played and prizes awarded in several contests. Refreshments were served with Halloween season snacks followed by an informal dance. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Whitt Mr and Mrs E F Garner Mr and Mrs J Cress Mr and Mrs Gurney White Mrs Irene Bulla Miss Elate White Fred Royals Miss Evangeline Hawks Michael Kennedy of High Point and Mr and Mrs H T Lewis of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brown
Fred Whitt
E. F. Garner
J. Cress
Gurney White
Irene Bulla
Elate White
Bridge Tea Honors Miss Katharine Covington's Marriage
Mrs. Paul Hassler hosted a Friday bridge gathering to honor Miss Katharine Covington, soon Mrs James Lambeth Jr., with fall blooms in a four-table game. Evelyn Baker won the top prize while gifts went to the honoree and several recent-bride guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hassler
Bridge
James FE. Lambeth, Jr
Katharine Covington
Evelyn Baker
R. L. McDonald
Glenn Pennington
R. N. Lambert
James E. Lambeth, Sr
Claiborne Pennington
C. F. Gibson
Roy Proctor
Mary Johnson Lambeth
J. E. Lambeth
J. E. Lambeth, Sr
R. D. Covington
Nancy Kiser
Mrs Gebree Finch Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs Gebree Finch acted as gracious hostess at her Colonial Drive home for a Contract club luncheon after a recent games session. A number of additional guests attended the event following play.
Theresa Hoover to Attend Friday Event in Danville
Mise Theresa Hoover will be in Danville Virginia this Friday as the guest of friends after spending time there. Miss Marie Jones will spend the weekend with friends in Durham and attended the Carolina-Duke football game at Hill Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Theresa Hoover
Danville
Marie Jones
Durham
Ctel Hill
Bridge Club Event At Trinity Hosts Friday Evening
Miss Ora Mae Welborn chaired a bridge gathering at Trinity on Friday evening. Ruby Welborne and George Crawford were honored as guests. Miss Bertha Prit won a handkerchief and Leonard Terry shared the prize. The event featured fall flowers and three tables, with a boudoir chair given to Miss Korn and fiancé. Paul A Hoover returned to Washington DC after visiting his mother. Gladys Black of Aberbury spent the week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Mae Welborn
Trinity
Ruby Welborne
George Crawford
Bertha Prit
Leonard Terry
Korn
Paul A. Hoover
Washington, DC
D Hoover
Gladys Black
Bury
Arthur Black
Mrs Vincent Kelley Bride Honored At Lexington Bridge Shower
Mrs Zeb Myers hosted a bridge shower in Lexington for bride Mrs Vincent Kelley. Rose and chrysanthemum decor. high score Miss Emily Benning received sugar and cream set. consolation prize went to Mrs Parris Craver. The honoree received linens and a ice course was served by BatJean Craver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Zeb Myers
Vincent Kelley
Emily Benning
Parris Craver
Sam Hensivey
Kelley
First Meeting of Lexington High School Girl Reserves
The Lexington high school Girl Reserves held its first meeting at Miss Pauline Bernhardt’s West Third avenue home with Miss Mary Gordon as co host. Miss Mary Louise Hinkle eyed president led the session as secretary Miss Joan Sink read minutes and pins were elected. Committees for the year were appointed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington High School
Pauline Bernhardt
West Third Avenue
Mary Gordon
Mary Louise Hinkle
Joan Sink
Robbins PTA Holds October Meeting in School Auditorium
The Robbins School Parent-Teacher Association met in the auditorium on Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs. James Witherspoon leading. Ida Hedrick Conrad opened with a devotional, minutes were read, glee club selections given, and principal Florence Feid introduced Rev. H. G. Allen who spoke on Character Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins School Parent-Teacher Association
James Witherspoon
Ida Hedrick Conrad
Edna Thompson
Glee Club
Louise Martin
Florence Feid
H. G. Allen
First Methodist Church
Miss Margaret Hunt Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday
Miss Margaret Hunt was honored at a luncheon on South Main Street hosted by her grandmother Mrs. Co A Hunt. The celebration marked Miss Hunt’s sixteenth birthday with a two course lunch and guests including Mrs Holt Hunt Miss Camille Hunt Miss Frances Louise McKay and out of town guest Miss Mary Elizabeth Lindsey of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hunt
Co. A. Hunt
South Main Street
Miss Hunt
Holt Hunt
Camille Hunt
Frances Louise McKay
Mary Elizabeth Lindsey
High Point
Mrs Woodrow Craver Hosts Third Birthday Party
Mrs Woodrow Craver entertained a number of little folk at her home on West Sixth Street on Saturday afternoon to honor the third birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Craver
Weat Sixth Street
Garden club meeting at Mrs Williams home discussed dahlias
The Garden club held a meeting at the home of Mrs Charles E Williams on Park Street. President Mrs Brown presided and minutes from the previous meeting were read by Mrs Cyrus McCrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Charles E. Liams
Park Street
Brown
Cyrus McCrary
Ness
Adderton
Harryland
United States Bi of Agriculture
Miss Gertrude Hamner Hosts Club of Twelve Meeting
Miss Gertrude Hamner hosted the Club of Twelve at Mrs H Propst of East Avenue. President Mrs J Card led a news session welcoming new member J M Hart. Program leader Mrs Bower spoke on natural sources of North Carolina and local clay for bricks and other resources. Guests viewed a doll collection in colonial and antebellum costumes. A social hour followed with a light course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hamner
East Avenue
J. Card
J. M. Hart
Bower
North Carolina
Prope
Europe
America
Monarch Auxiliary Meeting Planned at Hedrick Cabin
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Monarch club will meet Tuesday at three o'clock noon at the Hedrick cabin on Thomasville road. Mrs. Glens is named official hostess for the lay meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Monarch Club
Hedrick
Thomasville Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. W . Dickerson
Raleigh
Robert J. Wyatt
North Blount Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Salisbury
Margaret Sears
Catawba County
Newton
Mrs. H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Frank Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Texas
Lewis E. Teague
Stephenson
General Board of Christian Education
Methodist Protestant Church
Betsy Dean Warrer
Tau Epsilon Pi
University of North Carolina
F. R. Hicks
Greenway Drive
Mildred Hutchens
Jessie Moss
W. B. Wardell
Billy
Jones
Cagle
Burlington
J. E. Wagner
Nglewood
New Jersey
J. W., Matthews
Peggy Anne Huckaby
R. P. Huckaby
Burton Street
E W Cates
R. M. Cooksey
D. R. Ho
Austin Finch
Robert Fy
R. N. Kert
Jesse Finch
Charles Lambeth
R. S. Pickdns
Leesburg
Mesdames J. Millis
Elizabeth H. Gington
Rebecca Pollock
L. Pollock
Texin Avenue
Cat Hodgin
Anne Grimes
Black
Sylvia Beck
Evelyn Nell Ruth Boyles
Billy Bob Crouch
Barbara Smith
Gayle
Nancy Cecil
John Byron
William White
Dee
Jackie Beasley
Mesdames Tomlinson
E. Winkham
Pickham
Spoon Children
Lhs
Good Will Garden Club
R. E. Shelton
H. W. Kendall
W. L. Jackson
Forrest Hill Drive
Joseph D. Cox
O. B. Bonner
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Entre Nous Club
Wesley Memorial
J. S. Moffitt
Junior Department Woman's Club
Randolph County Hospital
Miss Ritter
Taft Hollingsworth
Sophia
Misa Josie Ritter
Surpris
P.T. A
Sheraton
Lebanon Society
Calvary Philatheas
MEET
West End
Mrs. S. D. Brown
Bat Jean Craver
Atten
Janice Leonard
Lumsden
Monarch Auxiliary
D. B. Carric
Carrick
North Main Street
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