Mrs Hedrick and Miss Hedrick honor Miss Miles of Greensboro
Mrs John W Hedrick and Miss Margaret Hedrick hosted a North Main Street party to honor Miss Nancy Byrd Miles of Greensboro whose engagement to J Walter Hedrick was announced. Guests from Greensboro included Miles family and friends. prizes were awarded at bridge and anagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hedrick
Missargaret Hedrick
North Main Street
Nancy Byrd Miles
Greensboro
J. Walter Hedrick
Morris Jones
Bridge
Peggy Leake
Mrs Hayden To Speak On U DC Program Saturday
Mrs J F Hayden travels to Raleigh Saturday for the dedication of the last three tablets in the House of Memory at the Confederate cemetery. As third vice president of the North Carolina Division UDC and director of the Children of Confederacy she will help present the bronze tablet honoring the Women of the Confederacy. Governor Hoey will deliver the principal address and eulogize the dedicatory figures before Mrs Hayden returns home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Raleigh
Hoey
All Ware
Hayden
Kernersville Hostess Honors Birthday and Visitor
Mrs T R Wolfe entertained at her Kernersville home honoring her daughter Jane on her birthday and niece Mary Frances Stone of Stoneville who is visiting Jane. Guests joined in games and prizes with Jane Linville winning. An ice course was served to a long guest list including Jane Linville Martha Lagland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
T. R. Wolfe
Jane
Mary Frances Stone
Stoneville
Jane Linville
Frances Wolfe
Martha Jane Lagland
Martha Morton
Joanne Pegg
Dolores Vereen
Carolyn Wells
Jane Fagg
Ernestine Smith
Jane Wolfe
Walter Alien
Jim Shore
Bobby Pegg
Rufus Smith
Cherry Street
Catherine
Gladys Totten
Morreliton
Ark
Frances Fulp
Fulp
Richard Whitaker
George Fulp
J. Harmon Linville
Mable Lee Smith
Allie Higgin
Guilford College
J. D. Maultaby
George, Jr
Paul Fulp
Norman Saunders elected Pilot High junior class president
Norman Saunders was elected president of the junior class at Pilot high school for the coming year. Ira Hoover was chosen as vice-president, Lena Gray Eddinger as secretary and treasurer, with Dorcus Clinard Grace Foust Frances Everhart Wilbur Bowers on the social committee and Virginia Black Odena Crawford Clifford Black Boyd Eaton on the program committee, Dorothy Smith as close reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Norman Saunders
Pilot High School
Ira Hoover
Lena Gray Eddinger
Dorcus Clinard
Grace Foust
Frances Everhart
Wilbur Bowers
Virginia Black
Odena Crawford
Clifford Black
Boyd Eaton
Dorothy Smith
Democratic Headquarters Open and Fall Campaign Planned
Raleigh reports state Democratic headquarters opened as preparations begin for fall races. Chairman R Gregg Cherry said no immediate actions, but the party will organize for rallies and campaigns around September 28 in Gastonia and September 29 in Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Democratic
Gastonia
Statesville
R. Gregg Cherry
State Democratic Executive Committee
Church Honors Secretary And Her Successor
A well attended Presbyterian fellowship supper featured a farewell for church secretary Pauline Ribelin who leaves for Richmond next week and a reception for her successor Jeannette Bounous of Valdese. The event included viewings of Frank Wineskie travel films. Ribelin plans to enter the Assembly Training School in Richmond for mission work. Bounous, from Reidsville, formerly director of religious education at First Presbyterian, will live with Mrs. John A Iman at 905 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Pauline Ribelin
Richmond
Jeannette Bounous
Valdese
Miss Ribelin
Frank Wineskie
Ribelin
Assembly
Mine Bounous
Statesville College
High Point
Reidsville
First Presbyterian Church
John A. Iman
Johnson Street
Birth of Harry Christopher Williamson in Shreveport Louisiana
Mr and Mrs Harry Williamson announce the birth of a son, Harry Christopher, on Sunday September 11 at a Shreveport hospital. Mrs Williamson, formerly Mildred Beasley of Charlotte, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Beasley. Mr Williamson is a High Point native, son of Mr and Mrs H R Williamson of 1203 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williamson
Shreveport
Harry Christopher
Williamson
Mildred Beasley
Charlotte
Mr. Williamson
High Point
H. R. Williamson
Johnson Street
Local notices from Burrus Memorial Hospital and area residents
Dr. W R McCain remains a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a Saturday visit. Mrs Harmon Linville of Kerneraville is in town to be with her mother Mrs McCain. Sgt S F E Battley attended his uncle's funeral in Hamlet, the late T E B Battley once Richmond County register of deeds and noted dairyman. John M Davis is critically ill at home. Dorothy Rankin returns to Boston after month with Rankin family. Betty Louw Cummine heads to Sullins College Bristol VA. Ditsey Cash returns from two week state Georgia trip. Margaret Austin heads back to Woman's College Greensboro. Mr and Mrs George McDowell of Philadelphia visiting James McDowell. they plan Grove Park Inn trip with another McDowell. George Well, Hemphill Co NY, is new office manager. ex-McDowell runs Hemphill High Point office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McCain
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Harmon Linville
Kerneraville
McCain
S. FE. Battley
Hamlet
T. E B. Battley
Mr. Battley
Richmond County
George McDowell
Philadelphia
James McDowell
West Farmis Avenue
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
N. C
Southern Hosiery Manufacturers’ Association
George Well
New York
Hemphill Company
Ex McDowell
High Point
Local Church Classes Plan Meetings Across Town
Multiple church groups schedule Friday sessions across Rankin Memorial Wesley Memorial Green Street and First Baptist venues. Meetings include socials, guest talks on Mexico, gift grabs, tithing programs, weiner roasts, and a community prayer service at various homes and churches in Oakwood Washington Street Gatewood Avenue and 108 West Bay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McDonald
West Bay Street
Emerywood Club Opens Fall Evening Bridge
The Emerywood Country Club starts its fall season with the first evening bridge for adult members tomorrow at the clubhouse. Play begins at 8 o'clock with table reservations via club secretary John C. Abels. Hosts will be Mr and Mrs John H. Davis and Mr and Mrs J Irving Groome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Clu
John C. Abels
John H. Davis
J. Irving Groome
Misenheimer-Rickard Marriage Announced Solemnized June 10
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Edith Misenheimer and Harold Rickard, solemnized Friday June 10 with Rev. Edw Suits at Rankin Memorial church parsonage. The bride wore a navy costume with white accessories. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs W P Frazier of 1112 East Russell and Mr and Mrs Hubert Rickard of 1208 East Russell, who will reside with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Misenheimer
Harold Rickard
Edw. Suits
Rankin Memorial Church
W. P. Frazier
East Russell Street
Hubert Rickard
Damsels' Clique Set for Evening Meeting at Betsy Dean Wageger's Home
The reels' Clique will hold its regular meeting this evening at the home of Miss Betsy Dean Wageger located at 302 Youdtown Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Reels’ Clique
Betsy Dean Wageger
Youdtown Avenue
Women of the Moose Plan City Membership Drive
At chapter 961 meeting, five new members were reported and a fifty member campaign proposed to honor Grand Regent Adele Oust. Ritual chairwoman Rheta Weber noted progress, and the group approved rehabilitating Dixie Hall at Mooseheart as Carolina Cottage to aid the Loyal Order of Moose. One new member, Nancy Long, took oath pending initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Mabel Beeson
Adele Oust
Rheta Weber
Dixie Hall
Mooseheart
Carolina Cottage
Order of Moose
Nancy Long
Initial Meeting of Burbank Club Held Yesterday
The Burbank Club opened its initial meeting at Mrs. A. W. Klemme home. President Mrs. J. A. Marsh formed a four member committee for the fall flower show planning. Mrs. David T. Yow led flower arrangements and a botany quiz featured 50 plants. Yearbooks were handed to 19 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of Garder Clubs
A. W. Klemme
Parkway
J. A. Marsh
Mesdames
R. H. Sechrest
J. G. Goldston
C. 8. Grayson
J. C. Teague
Party for Maurice Smith on third birthday
Mrs. Dewey Smith hosted a home party on King Street to celebrate Maurice Smith turning three. Guests played games and contests with prizes awarded to Mary Ruth Carn and Joseph Freeman. Refreshments were served on the lawn to attendees including Joan Freeman and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Smith
King Street
Maurice
Mary Ruth Carn
Joseph Freeman
Joan Freeman
Barbara Ann Poindexter
Marlene Hoover
Darlene Hoover
Polly Yowg
Doris Cameron
Lois Daniels
Thelma Collins
Mary Ruth Corn
Marie Spencer
Dottie Collins
Farrer Dees
Miss Magdalene Oates Hosts Visiting Cousin Clyde Marsh
Miss Magdalene Oates entertained a party in honor of her cousin Clyde Marsh of Sanford. Games featured the evening with special music by Leon Woolard J W Woolard and Willey Meekins. Present were Charles Deal Paul Dalton Theo Suggs Conrad Fortaing Lamon Burgess Pauline Preacher Howard Hyatt and Lee Roy Lumey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Oates
Clyde Marsh
Sanford
Leon Woolard
J. W. Woolard
Willey Meekins
Charles Deal
Paul Dalton
Theo Suggs
Conrad Fortaing
Lamon Burgess
Pauline Preacher
Howard Hyatt
Lee Roy Lumey
European Car Usage Counts at 1937 Year End
At year end 1937 Europe recorded 8,200,000 cars in use per the Federation of Automobile Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Federation of Automobile Manufacturers Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
J W Hedrick
Hedrick
Nancy Miles
Miss Miles
Crystal
George Shelton Miles
Rachel Miles
Jessye Bird
Betsy Doubles
Martha Manget
Sara Mae Edgerton
Mary Frances Moore
Christine Clegg
Nell Nowlin
Edythe Crooks
Nancy Smith
Ruth Poole
R. P. Cook
Talmadge Ellington
W. M. Bruce
Howard Marsh
G. Edwin Hedrick
Richard Wisenburg
Frank Holmes
Lawrence Crews
U DC
R. Wolfe
P. O. Schallert
Winston-Salem
Russia
Pine Grove M. P
Herbert Tucker
Tucker
M. A. Tucker
Amy Vance
New Castle
Ind
T. Sizemore
Vallie
Lucille Sizemore
Ginsonville
Marie Whicker
Jo Anne Butner
Bethania
Ernestine Kapp
Julia Smith
Annie Lee Masten
Jeasie Everidge
A. H. McKaughn
Maxine McKaughn
Robert McKaughn
Patty Jean
New York City
Ralph Cooke
Janette
East Bend
L. W. Smith
Frances Kerner
Boyd Mabe
Theodore Kerner
Jack Benbow
O. H. Ferris
Salem
Rees McKaughn
Elmore Hermon
Newton
T. M. Roberts
Herman
Miss McKaughn
Phyllis McKaughn
Marguerite Oakley
Winston- Salem
Amelia Sutton
Abingdon, Va
Clarice Jones
LaGrange
Kernersville School
T. M. Roberta
Stuart Apartments
Odell Roberson
Ing
Mrs
Bramen Wendell
Eugenia Albert
Church
Harry C. Williamson
Shreveport, la
Cae
Vicks VA
John M. Davis
Dorothy Rankin
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Boston
Ruth Southwick Maxfield
Rankin
Betty Louw Cummine
Bristol, Va
Sullins College
Ditsey Cash
Georgia
Elizabeth Henry
Waynesville
Margaret Austin
J. W. Austin
Woman's College
Rankin Memorial
Joe Byrd
Oakwood Apartments
Oakwood Court
Jessie
Polly Starrett
Burt Lackey
Marguerite Kennedy
Heart Sisters
Wesley
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
East Washington Street
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Mexico
Green Street Baptist Church
Margaret Hinshaw
Franklin Street
First Baptist Church
Thomas E. Dodameadd
Mr. Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Springfield
Martha Jay
Springfield Friends Church
Misses Novella
Hazel Burton
Russell Street
Beth Ey
Mary Stevens
City Lake Park
Deen Sheraton Grill
Eereieversivarer
Sheraton Grill
Women of Moose Plan
Burbank Club
Maurice Smith
Miss Oates
Great Northern
West 57Th Street
Richardson
Zic
Hoye
Sepair
Oxfords
School
Oxford
Nat Walker
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