Fannie Croker Weds Ray M Caudle in Quiet High Point Ceremony
Fannie Gray Croker and Ray M Caudle were married in a small Sunday ceremony September 8 1935 at Rev C N Royal's home on Montlieu Avenue High Point with a brief ring ceremony and close family in attendance Mrs Croker daughter of the late W Clem and Mollie Gray Croker of Trinity is employed at the Western Union office in High Point Caudle the youngest son of the late Leonidas M and Sue Vickory Caudle of Randleman works with Dickson Wood Carving company They plan to reside in High Point after a ten day motor trip through western North Carolina and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Royal
Montlieu Avenue
High Point
Fannie Gray Croker
Ray M. Caudle
Mr. 1
Mary Scott West Weds Philip A Snell in Philadelphia
Mary Scott West and Philip Alfred Snell were married at 3 PM yesterday in First Presbyterian Church Philadelphia with Dr Joseph Rennie officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs Carrie Scott West and the late Dr W W West, will reside in Philadelphia where Mr Snell works for Farnsworth Television Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waller West
Mary Scott
Philip Alfred Snell
Igh Point
North Carolina
West Seymore At
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Carrie Scott West
W. W. West
Snell
Frederick Snell
Gloversville
N. Y
Farnsworth Television, Inc
Piedmont Berea Alumni Club Organized by Erea College
Berea College alumni living in Greensboro and surrounding areas formed the Piedmont Berea club to unite graduates of Berea College. Seventeen members met at the home of Prof and Mrs B Frankter to elect officers adopt the Berea College constitution and plan annual meetings on the first Monday after Labor Day. Dr Key L Barkley was elected president. Frank Diz became scout executive and Ruth Polman was secretary treasurer. Charter members include Prof and Mrs Ryker J R Redmond Eva Newman Hodges Oscar L Haynes Dewey T Combs Harriet I Gates Fred Bowmanf J A Smart J R Flannary W B Brooks J Ralph Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Berea Club
Piedmont
State
Virginia
Berea Age
B. Frank Ter
High Point Road
Berea College
Key L. Barkley
Woman's College
Berea
Frank Diz
Ruth Polman
High Point
Sted
Liam J. Hutchins
Charles T. Mort
Ker
J. R. Redmond
Eva Newman Hodges
Oscar L. Haynes
Greensboro
Dewey T. Combs
Elkin
Harriet I. Gates
Wadesboro
Fred Bowmanf
Chapel Hill
John A. Smart
Danville
J. R. Flannary
Sanatorium
W. B. Brooks
Yadkinville
J. Ralph Walker
Booneville
K. L. Barkley
Highland Girls Club Supper At Y W Hut
Highland girls from the Highland club held a supper at the Y W C A Cottage with about fifteen attendees. They elected Miss Lottie Joyce to serve again this year and decided to hold two Friday and two Saturday meetings each month. The next gathering is Friday at 7 30 p m in Highland community building club rooms for a recreational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Club
Lottie Joyce
Gene Hall Honored On Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Irvin Hall hosted a birthday party for her son Gene on English street to mark his sixth birthday. After games, guests gathered for refreshments around a white cake with six pink candles. Attendees included Betty Jean Warren, Mary Ella Coffey, Betty Sue White, Peggy Joe Mastin, Lilly Bell, Jackie Hooper, Evelyn Hoover, Nancy Slate, Joyce and Geridine Tew, Wanda Lee Hooper, Gloria Ann Shipwash, Mary Jane Shipwash, Joe Hoover, Charles Rogers, Carlide Griffith, Grile Livengood, Ronnie Hooper, and Ed ward Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hall
Gene
English Street
Betty Jean Warren
Mary Ella Coffey
Betty Sue White
Peggy Joe Mastin
Lilly Bell
Jackie Hooper
Evelyn Hoover
Nancy Slate
Joyce
Geridine Tew
Wanda Lee Hooper
Gloria Ann
Mary Jane Shipwash
Joe Hoover
Charles Rogers
Carlide Griffith
Gzile Livengood
Ronnie Hooper
Edward Lloyd
Gene Hall
Contract Club Resumes Meetings This Fall
The Wednesday Contract club will hold its first fall meeting at 3 30 PM with hostess Mrs Sam H Strickland on Farriss avenue Bi weekly gatherings are planned through fall and winter A son Larry Kenneth was born to Mr and Mrs J B Grissett on September 7 at 1411 North Hamilton Street Mrs Grissett is formerly Miss Doris Welborne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Strickland
Farriss Avenue
J. &. Grissett
Larry Kenneth
North Hamilton Street
Grissett
Doris Welborne
Mirage of Night Ambush Near Settlement
A fragment evokes a tent pitched near the edge of a settlement and nights of proximity to danger. The lines hint at an uncertain boundary between nomadic margins and settled homes. No named persons or organizations are provided in the readable text.
Calvary M E Church Postpones Meeting to Sept 16
The Daughters of Wesley class will not hold its regular meeting this evening and will instead meet next Monday evening September 16. The Rainbow class and Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Protestant church sponsor a glass shower for the church hut. The event is Tuesday at 7 30 pm with refreshments and a small door offering to buy matching glassware for the hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary M. E. Church
Rainbow Class
Christian Endeavor Society of
The
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Local Woman Wins All Bran Recipe Contest Prize
Mrs. Lacy B. Jackson of 408 Lindsay Street wins $50 in the W K Kellogg all bran recipe contest. Among 437 entrants, total cash prizes amount to $5,500 with North Carolina prize recipients including Mrs. Jackson and Rev. Stephen Gardner. First prize went to Mrs. Geo W Bilis of Little Rock, second to Maude McManus of Marble Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy B. Jackson
Lindsay Street
W. K. Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Jackson
Stephen Gardner
Washington
North Carolina
Allbran
Geo. W. Bilis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Maude McManus
Marble
Colorado
Malcolm B. Strauss
Kearsarge
N. H
Philip Ray
Iowa City
Iowa
Jean Crosby
Seattle
Wash
Lena Carnevale
Columbus
Ohio
Girls' Pentagon Club Meeting Tonight
The regular weekly meeting of the Girls' Pentagon club will be held at Miss Marian Biliot's home at 401 Parkway this evening at 7 15. A full attendance of the membership is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Marian Biliot
401 Parkway
Garden Club Council Plans Morning Meeting At Hillcrest
Members of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs will gather tomorrow at 10 o'clock at Mrs. B. 8. Wall's Hillcrest drive home for an important called meeting. Each city garden club is expected to send a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
B. 8. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Pentagons Meet With Mr Garner At Colonial Drive
The Pentagon club will hold its weekly meeting this evening at 7 30 at the home of Wayne Garner on Colonial drive. In other notes, Mr and Mrs H E Sloope announce the birth of a son Larry Eugene on August 28 at 613 Newton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Wayne Garner
Colonial Drive
Clu
Sloopp
H. E. Sloope
Larry Eugene
Newton Street
Local residents return from visits as others head to school
Mrs A J Clapp and daughter Mary Etta have returned to Miami after visiting Mr and Mrs C F Wilson at 1604 Johnson St and relatives. Myrtle Poore leaves for Guilford College for the year. Jease P Prendergast funeral noted. Prendergast family from 1116 Smith St returns home. J Howard Forrest recovering at 503 Newton St after two minor operations. Anna Gertrude Douglas departs Saturday for Simmons College Boston to pursue Prince School of Store Service graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clapp
Mary Etta
G. T. Prendergast
Smith Street
Jease P. Prendergast
Durham
J. Howard Forrest
Newton Street
Anna Gertrude Douglas
Boston
Mass
Simmons College
Prince School of
Florence Nightengale Club Members Visit Duke University
A large group from the Florence Nightengale club visited Duke University in Durham on Sunday. They toured the chapel, heard Anton Brees play the carillon, and explored the stadium and campus with their guides before returning home. The party included several married members and accompanying spouses, listing Nancy Moss Catherine Howard Sarah Kelly Helen Reddick Hazel Farrington Helen Gregory Drew Henry Sadie Smith Gladys Tysinger Johnnie Pugh Lena Horney Frances Dunn Olean Joy Patterson Tom Brigman Phoebe Meadows Rose File Mrs Ivie Hendrix Mrs Janey Wade Mr Gurney Ridge and Mr Irvin Cagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightengale Club
Durham
Duke University
Anton Brees
University
Nancy Moss
Catherine Howard
Sarah Kelly
Helen Reddick
Hazel Farrington
Helen Gregory
Drew Henry
Sadie Smith
Gladys Tysinger
Johnnie Pugh
Lena Horney
Frances Dunn
Olean
Joy Patterson
Toma Brigman
Phoebe Meadows
Rose File
Ivie Hendrix
Janey Wade
Gurney Ridge
Irvin Cagle
Fenian DAR chapter to host Mrs Hay speaker
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will host as guest speaker Mrs R Duke Hay of Winston Salem at 3 30 pm tomorrow at Mrs C C Garretts home. The regent Mrs J B Welborn says a board meeting precedes at 3 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. Duke Hay
Winston-Salem
C. C. Garrett
Hay
North Carolina Society
National Society
J. 8. Welborn
Local Social Notes Highlight Wallburg Visitors
Wallburg news covers visits from Lena Alice Tuttle and Miss Maye Tuttle in town before the university opening, Emma Jane Hinses visiting in Bassett, Va, and J D Sledge's trip from Spokane after seeing his daughter. It notes Elva Motsinger and Cletus Hedgecock wedding, revival services at Abbotts Creek Baptist church, and attendance at Liberty Baptist Association meetings with numerous local residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
Lena
Alice Tuttle
Chapel Hill
J. W. Tuttle
University
Maye Tuttle
Miss Tuttle
Emma Jane Hinses
T. R. Pegram
Basset
J. D. Sl
Elva Motsinger
M. F. Motsinger
High Point
Cletus Hedgecock
Virginia
Abbotts Creek Baptist Church
Fred M. Day
E. F. Mumford
Abbotts Creek
Liberty Baptist Association
Mills
Thomasville
Clarence Moore
Hayworth
Minnie Hayworth
Fannie Black
Arthur Hedgecock
Bessie Faye Hedgecock
Mary Hedgecock
Caret Teague
Velna Teague
Lucie Sheloff
John Spurgeon
Mary Spurgeon
Chester Spurgeon
C. E. Spurgeon
Margaret Spurgeon
Ivey Orrell
John Phillips
Ruth Spurgeon
C. L. McGee
C. S. Cook
David Cook
J. ©. Motsinger
Lula Motsinger
A. W. Clinard
Ida Clinard
J. C. Yelton
Lakndale
Fletcher Clinard
H. F. Pardue
Visitor Honored On Return After Six Decades At Gurley Dinner
Mrs. M. B. Perry a city native returning after 60 years and her daughter Miss Hazel Perry were honored guests at a Centennial avenue dinner hosted by Charlie Gurley's family. Mrs. Perry formerly Miss Betty Gurley of pioneer builder Robert Gurley lineage. she now lives in New York and was visiting relatives. The hosts included Perry siblings nieces and nephews, with local neighbors and friends in attendance and Gurley dinner tradition remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Perry
Hazel Perry
Charlie Gurley
Centennial Avenue
Perry
Betty Gurley
Robert Gurley
High Point
New York
Work Begins on New Pittsburgh Plate Glass Home
Excavation started this morning on the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company's new Greensboro area home on Hamilton street. The building will cover a full block with 30,000 square feet of floor space and fireproof construction. Charles C. Hartmann of Greensboro is the architect. Crutchfeld-Sullivan of Greensboro handles heating. Starr Electric of Greensboro handles electrical work. Robb Plumbing of High Point takes the plumbing contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Hamilton Street
Southeastern Construction Company
Charlotte
Charles C. Hartmann
Greensboro
Crutchfeld- Sullivan Company
Starr Electric Company
Robb Plumbing Company
High Point
Mrs Spoone Honors Daughter At Park Street Party
Mrs. Mack Spoone hosted a Friday birthday party at 515 Park Street from 3 to 5 for her daughter Betty Eloise who turned six. Assisted by Mrs. J C McCarter and Mrs. W E Robertson, guests included Billy Robertson Edward Robertson Hada Mary Dorothy Southern Judy Virginia Brooks Donald Ray Lavendar Gladys Bailey Lev and Betty Eloise Spoone. Party featured games ice cream cake and candy and many gifts for the honoree. A newly developed propeller brake enables pilots to make smoother and easier landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoone
Mack Spoone
Park Street
Betty Eloise
J. C. McCarter
W. EB. Robertson
Billy
Edward
Eugene Robertson
Hada
Mary
Dorothy Southern
Judy
Virginia Brooks
Donald Ray Lavendar
Gladys Bailey
Levandh
Betty Eloise Spoone
Marian Martin Two Good Mixers For Fall Wardrobe
Marian Martin offers two patterns, 9490 and 9343, as versatile fall frocks in cotton or wool. Pattern 9490 features a collarless neckline with a bow and slightly flared skirt, while 9343 blends tailored and dressy details with a drop-shoulder yoke and flaring sleeves. Both require 39 inch fabric and are priced at 15 cents each. pattern book adds 15 cents, or 25 cents bundled. Orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department, 232 West 18th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Asheboro Social Scene Features Weekend Parties
Last week in Asheboro a series of gatherings hosted by Mrs. Curry Loflin and Mrs. Detwick drew local society. Guests enjoyed butter and buffet suppers, bridge and rook games with prizes for high scores and traveling handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Curry Loflin
C. C. Cran
Loflin
Sunset Avenue
T. EB. Myatt
BE. H. Morris
Tiffany Barnes
Roy Cole
Henry Ingram
J. T. Barnes
Harriette Hammer Walker
Trinity and Asheboro guests honor Mrs J W Bulla
Mrs Nannie Craven and Mrs Bruce Craven of Trinity along with Miss Nannie Bulla of Asheboro were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W H Moring on Fayetteville street. The gathering honored Mrs J W Bulla of Washington DC who is visiting the Morings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Craven
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Nannie Bulla
Asheboro
W. H. Moring
Fayetteville Street
J. W. Bulla
Washington, D. C
Morings
North Carolina State College Opens 47th Year
State College Station Raleigh Sept 9 Special final preparations complete for the 47th academic year opening Friday September 13 with freshmen arrivals September 12 and registration dates for transfers September 16 17 and upperclassmen September 18. Dormitories are full and over 200 applications for extra rooms are on file with nearby private homes being investigated for student housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colege Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
State College
Lst
Afternoon Bridge Club Yields Four Prize Winners
Members of the Ak Oene Afternoon Bridge Club met at a Park Street residence on a day in the afternoon with several guests present. Four tables were in play and prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. T. Barnes, Mrs. W. L. Lambert, Mrs. C. T. Presnell, and Miss Lucy Leigh Lovett. The hostess served a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy
J. O. Redding
Iola Lowdermilk
Redding
East Salisbury Street
W. C. Hammond
Massa FE. Lambert
Old Fort Fisher
Southern
W. A. Underwood
Earl Henley
Dorothy Thomas
Winston-Salem
Marianna Redding
Neely Hunter
Old Main Street
Ann Ross
Catherine Crawford
Ak Oene
Park Street
J. T. Barnes
W. L. Lambert
C. T. Presnell
Lucy Leigh Lovett
Surprise Party Honors Young Guests Before School Departure
At her home on South Fayetteville Street Mrs L E Wilke hosted a surprise party Saturday evening with about forty youngsters. The event honored Junior Milks and John Alexander who leave Sunday for Arden to enter Christ School. Games and dancing followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fayetteville Street
L .E. Wilke
Junior Milks
John Alexander
Arden
Christ School
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Club News
Fannie Croker
Iss Mary Scott West
A. Snell
Erea College
Piedmont Club
Highland Girls
Y. W. Hut
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Sosie
Promised Land
Garden Club Council
Pentagons
Garner
Myrtle Poore
Guilford College
C. B. Hauser
Merial
Eleanor
Vivian Rogers
Richard
Chestnut Street
Red Springs
Florence
Fenian
H. Tomlinsons
8. H. Tomlinson
Gertrude
New York City
James Diffee
Wallburg News
Pittsburgh
Misa de- Ette Austin
B. O. Schaefer
Hilda Baker
Clarilee
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