Parker and Lambeth Honored at Dye Luncheon Social
A social event at Mrs. J. A. Morris home in Bentley circle featured Mrs. A. Parker Jr and Miss Catharine Lambeth honored guests. The gathering included early fall flowers, four tables of games, and a two course luncheon served by Mrs. Morris and helpers. Notables from North Carolina towns attended, including Mrs. Ben Parham, Mrs. William Webb, and Mrs. Archibald Johnson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morris
Bentley Circle
A. Parker, Jr
Lunale Bradford
Burgaw
Iss Catharine Lambeth
Thomille
Amos
Parker
Hon
Lambeth
Morris
R. T. Holton
Frances Holton
Mesdames A
Parker, Sr
E. W. Freeze, Jr
James W. Poole
BE. Mendenhall
James Moffitt
Amos Kearns
List
High Point Debutante Ball Invites Local Girls Sept 20
High Point invites about 300 young women from across the state to attend the fifteenth North Carolina Debutante Ball on September 20. Sponsored by the Terpsichore Club, the three day gala lists numerous debutantes from Greensboro Winston-Salem and Thomasville towns including Misses Tomlinson Jack Sheloff Moffitt Dickson Sears Chan Mann Villa McCain Thomas Jackson Fraley Burress Nesbitt Lambeth Coe and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Terpsiche Club
Misses Tomlinson
Josephine Jack
Helen Marie Sheloff
Mary Moffitt
Marion Dickson
Jet Sears
Margaret Chan
Marguerite Mann
Alma Villa McCain
Pattie Thomas
Vir
Ginia Jackson
Dorothy Stewart
Pattie Redman
Virginia Fraley
Marguerite Burress
Alice Nesbitt
Elizabeth Lambeth
Julia Coe
Greensboro
Louise Brown Michael
Beda Carlson
Hortense Jones
Martha Fry
Ruth King
Edythe Latham
Sally Paine
Katherine Kearns
Barbara Paine
Marie Hedgpeth
Rose Rogers
Katharine Ellison
Mary Letty Mebane
Greg Manning
Marjorie Pye
Lillian Jackson
Adelaide Goodwin
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Dyer
Mary Louise Haywood
Pauline Davis
Lucile Ogburn
Mary Starr Martin
Mary Lou Weeks
Cleve Wharton
Eloise McCorkle
Elsie Evans
Rosemary Horn
Thomasville
Caroline
Catherine Cunningham
Miss Mary Grace Lyon Weds Alston Franklin Clark
Mary Grace Lyon and Alston Franklin Clark wed in a simple home ceremony at the Lyon residence in Oxford on Wednesday. The bride, a graduate of Eastern Carolina Teachers College and High Point school faculty member, is from Oxford. The groom, a Roanoke College alumnus and former R C Maxwell Advertising representative, has worked in real estate and as a school attendance officer. They reside at the Elwood Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Roanoke College
Salem
R. C. Maxwell Advertising Company
Trenton
N. J
Elwood Hotel
Rimmer and Visitors Host Elegant Tipton Street Party
Misses Mabel and Frances cr hosted at their Tipton street home Friday night from nine to one. They honored Miss Haze and Brock Wardell of Lington spending the weekend with the Rimmers. Dancing plus late refreshments for about thirty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Francescr
Tipton Street
Miss Haze
Brock Wardell
Miss Taylor to Honor Wesley Memorial Service
Miss Katie Sue Taylor of Winston-Salem will be the soloist at Wesley Memorial church Sunday morning. Miss Taylor is weekend guest of Miss Diana Chandler on Hillcrest Drive. The Eugelian class of East Green Street Baptist Sunday School meets Monday evening at 7 30 at Mrs R Brooks 700 East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Sue Taylor
Winston-Salem
Diana Chandler
Hillcrest
Taylor
Wesley Memorial Church
East Green Street
Greensboro visitor feted at bridge by Miss Betty Jackson
Miss Betty Lou Jackson entertained the younger social set at Emerywood Country club for her Greensboro guest Miss Martha Irvin Dees. Eleven bridge tables formed in the lounge with flowers as a backdrop. Miss Jane Austin topped scores and received a novelty boudoir lamp, while the honoree Miss Dees received a compact. An ice course with nuts and mints followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Jackson
Emerywood Country Club
Martha Irvin Dees
Greensboro
Jane Austin
Dees
Four-Ace Club Plans Its Inaugural Dance
The newly formed Four Ace club held a welcoming meeting at Doris Moser’s Farriss Avenue home with Miss Margaret Louis Paul presiding. They discussed the initial dance set for September 5 at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville and listed officers Miss Paul president Miss Doris Moser vice president and Miss Clarine Ferguson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Ace
Doris Moser
Farriss Avenue
Margaret Louis Paul
American Legion
Thomasville
Paul
Clarine Ferguson
Miss Stubbs Bride of L W Armfield
Mr and Mrs C W Stubbs announce the marriage of their daughter Eula Iney to Lewis Worton Armfield on Friday August 16 1935 in Danville Virginia. The couple will reside in Greensboro route with Armfield employed at Greensboro Overall Company. The bride has lived in High Point the past four years and is noted for her pleasing personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stubbs
Eula Iney
Lewis Worton Armfield
Danville
Armfield
C. W. Stubba
Bennettsville
D. C
High Point
Girls Pentagon Club Hosts Younger Set Event
The Girls Pentagon Club entertained the younger social set with a Wednesday hay ride to Greensboro Country Park followed by an hour of boat riding. The party returned to Miss Mildred Furgurson's home on Montheau Avenue for a midnight camp supper. Guests included Patricia Hall with Richard Armfield, Edith Crowder with Frank Parker, Jacklyn McMullan with Curtis C. Newton Jr., Lora Hampp with Wayne Garner, Mildred Furgurgan with Edwin C. Rankin, Mildred Crowder with Herman Bernard, Marion Elliot with Walter Spry, Lois Chides ter with Buck Farr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Helen Davis with Bill Myers, and Marguerite Burress with Bertrand Yatel. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ceell announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Shore, on Tuesday, August 27, at their home, 323 Pickett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Greensboro Country Park
Mildred Furgurson
Montheu Avenue
Attedance
Patricia Hall
Richard Armfield
Edith Crowder
Frank Parker
Jacklyn McMullan
Curtis C., Newton, Jr
Lora Hampp
Wayne Garner
Mildred Furgurgan
Edwin C
Elizabeth Sossaman and Adrian Watson wed in Greensboro
Mrs. R A Sossaman announces the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth to Adrian Darcy Watson on August 17 1935 at Dan The Rev W N Lunt officiated. The bride wore brown sheer crepe and rosebuds with valley lilies. The couple will reside in High Point. MISS TINNIN REMAINS UNCHANGED IN HOSPITAL Harold W Grubb born Archdale to Mr and Mrs A R Grubb on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Sossaman
Elizabeth
Adrian Darcy Watson
Danville
W. N. Lunt
Watson
Denby Street
Greensboro
Mr. Watson
G. W. Watson
Hillcrest Silk Mill
High Point
Harold W. Grubb
Archdale
A. R. Grubb
Harold Wallace
McCain Smith Engagement Announced In City Today
Mr and Mrs BE Z Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Eula Mae Smith of Greensboro to George B McCain of this city The ceremony will be October first at Centenary Methodist Church Greensboro with Rev M T Smothers officiating Attendants include Dame of honor Myrtle Smith Maid of honor Louise Elaine Smith and ring bearer The bride elect is a Greensboro beautician formerly of High Point She will be married by her stepfather E Z Smith The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs J H McCain of this city and employed by Sykes Florist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mac Smith
Greensboro
George B. McCain
High Point
Miss Smith
Katherine Scott Smith
BE. Z. Smith
Thomasville
Eula Mae Smith
Centenary Methodist Church
M. T. Smothers
D. R. Setlitt
Bridgeroom
Myrtle Smith
Honor
Louise Elaine Smith
Plato Smith
Petersburg
Neice
E. Z. Smith
W. D. Smith
Mr. McCain
J. H. McCain
Sykes, Florist
Mr and Mrs Jos Gordon honored at reception dance
Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon hosted a reception and dance at their English street home to honor newly wed Mr and Mrs Joseph Gordon from Albemarle. Guests in receiving line included Mr and Mrs Edward Leyton and other relatives with music by a colored orchestra and a dining table managed by Miss Sadye Gordon. Out of town attendees came from Albemarle Statesville Salisbury Thomasville Randleman and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gordon
English Street
Joseph Gordon
Albemarle
Edward Leyton
Milton Steinberger
David Rieff
Pinkus Rieff
Bertie Rieff
Sadye Gordon
Bertie Reiff
Pinkus Reiff
Sam King
Lewis Gordon
Statesville
Phil Levenson
Salisbury
Jake Plueskin
Thomasville
Louis Suther
Randleman
Miss Velma Matthews Honored At Bridge Party
Mrs M D Matthews entertained at her home 830 Circle Drive honoring her sister in law Miss Velma Matthews who will join Coker College faculty in Hartsville DC A variety of colored flowers decorated the rooms for six bridge tables and one for ana An ice course with pink and white theme preceded the game High score prize went to Mrs Adele Griffin of Charlotte and other prizes were awarded to several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Matthews
Circle Drive
Inlaw
Velma Matthews
Hartsville
D. C
Coker College
Bridge
Ana
Adele Griffin
Charlotte
George Rankin
L. P. Magnin
W. J. Bennett
A. M. Upshaw
Mat
Ensley Elliott Vows Announced
Miss Causby Elliott of this city became the bride of McCoy Ensley of Thomasville in a simple dignified ceremony at Danville Virginia. The marriage took place Saturday afternoon August 31 at one o'clock with a few friends present. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ricoh Elliott of High Point and the couple will reside in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causby Elliott
McCoy Ensley
Thomasville
Danville
Ricoh Eliott
High Point
Mr. Ensley
Hoover Reunion Near Fairfield Set for Sunday
The Hoover reunion will be held Sunday September 8 at M F Hoover's home near Fairfield church. The program starts 11:00 a m with devotional by Rev Sidney Walker followed by Dr J T Burrus. Principal speaker L C Phillips of Asheboro with J D Strader also speaking. Fielding Kearns leads music with choirs from Greensboro Asheboro Calvary Quartet Trinity and a noon picnic. Relatives and friends are urged to bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
M. F. Hoover
Fairfield Church
Sidney Walker
J. T. Burrus
L. C. Phillips
Asheboro
J. D. Strader
Fielding Kearns
Greensboro
Miss Fern Daniel Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Miss Fern Daniel entertained her bridge club at her Louise avenue home this week. Two tables were in play with Mrs Francia Hendrix high scorer receiving dusting powder and Miss Virginia Hunt second with twin pictures. A salad course followed for visitor Miss Mary Elizabeth Crouch and club members Mesdames Earl Womble H M Ridge Jr B Frances Hendrix Misses Bessie Hedrick Pauline Haynes Virginia Hunt Grace Koontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Daniel
Louise Avenue
Francia Hendrix
Virginia Hunt
Mary Elizabeth Crouch
Mesdames Earl Womble
H. M. Ridge, Jr
B. Francis Hendrix
Bessie Hedrick
Pauline Haynes
Grace Koontz
Miss Geneva Shaver Weds Thad J Gray at North Main Baptist
Miss Geneva Allene Shaver married Thad Joseph Gray in a morning ceremony at the North Main Street Baptist Church. The Rev A Lincoln Fulk officiated the ring ceremony. Mrs Shaver is the eldest daughter of J B Shaver and works at Adams Millis Corp. Mr Gray is...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lincoln Fulk
North Main Street Baptist Church
Geneva Allene Shaver
Thad Joseph Gray
Randleman
Fulk
Baptist Church
Gray
J. B. Shaver
Adams_Millis Corporation
Mr. Gray
Miss Breta Myers Birthday Celebration Highlighted
Miss Breta Myers was honored on her birthday with a watermelon feast at City Lake Park hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Campbell. After the feast guests went to the Campbell home on Magnolia Court for birthday cake and homemade ice cream with a pink and white color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breta Myers
Raymond Campbell
City Lake Park
Miss
Camp
Campbell
Magnolia Court
Miss Myers
Coteriens To Present Their Anniversary Dance
The Anniversary Dance of the Coterien club is set for September 13 at Sedgefield Manor. Sam Hensley and his Collegians will provide music, and sponsors will be chosen from local social groups. Chaperones will include prominent locals and parents of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coteriens
Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Sam Hensley
Collegians
Hensley
Piedmont German Club Plans Fall Program
Gratton Foy, president, announced the Piedmont German Club will start its fall season with a dance in late September to be confirmed at a board meeting this week. A Southern orchestra will provide music for the initial dance, launching monthly events aligned with the club policy. The board and club officials will discuss committees and recommendations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
Gratton Foy
Foy
Mr. Foy
Herman H. Smith
Harold Bennett
James B. Lovelace
Amos &. Kearns
Mike Boyce
Nathan ™. Ayers
L. C. Matton
Earl Prllips
J. Welch
Gray Couple to Host Home Welcome in Randleman
The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gray of Randleman is employed in that city. The young couple will be at home to friends at 219 Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gray
Randleman
Fisher Street
Vance Blue Marri es Announced Today
Mrs. Glenn Blue announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Bennett to Mr. Walter Virgil Vance on April 3, 1935 in Danville Virginia. Mr. Vance is son of Cc. W. Vance of 505 Montlice Avenue and the late Mr. Vance. He works with the Carolina Container company. The couple will reside there. Mrs. Dale Gibson and Michleta Brigham of Huntersville visit the sister Mrs. J. Ross on Louise Avenue for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Blue
Mary Bennett
Walter Virgil Vance
Danville, Va
Vance
Cc. W. Vance
Montlice Avenue
Vanes
Carlina Container Company. Com
Dale Gibson
Michleta Brigham
Huntersvill
Mrs. J. Ross
Louise Avenues
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A. S. Parker, Jr
Miss Lambeth
Mary Grace Lyon
Alston Franklin Clark
Isses
Miss Taylor
Wesley Memoria
Buzelian
Paschal Shoe Repair CO
DIAL
Incorporated
Betty Jackson
Miss Stubbs
L. W. Armfield
C. W. Ceell
Mary Shore
Pickett Street
Miss Tinnin
Mary Tinnin
Wesley Long Hospital
Elm Street
McCain -Smith
City Today
Jos. Gordon
Miss Mathews
Tom Appleyard
H. M. Brandon, Jr
Mra. O. J. Mullinix
Savannah
D. H. Hall, Jr
E.C. Harville
C. T. Howerton
Robert Ingram
J. A. Johnson
JL. P. Magnin
H. D. Perry
Ensley-Elliott
Sunda
Fairfield
Chure
Miss Fern Daniel
Miss Shaver
Bride of
Thad
Jos
Miss Letty Jester
Pinehurst
Ruth Hepler
Coe
Woup
Blue
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