Bride and bride elect honored at tea at Coun try club
Mrs. Oscar Kearns and Mr. Tom J. Kearns host a 4:30 tea honoring Mrs. Nathan M. Ayers formerly Nell Adams and her sister Miss Elizabeth Adams whose wedding to Allen R. Watkins is expected later. Also noted: Ray Street School Committee to meet and Watts family reunion planned for October 1 at Walnut Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kearns
Tom J. Kearns
Country Club
Nathan M. Ayers
Nell Adams
P Hampton Adams
Sedgefield
Elizabeth Adams
Allen R. Watkins
Mrs. Nolan Hosts Club Meeting and PTA Notice
Mrs. Burrell Nolan hosted the Wednesday Contract club at her Parkway home with three tables and fall flowers. Louis Heilig won high score and a picture frame. guests included Mrs. Tom Turner and Mrs. Valette Harries. The Union Hill School PTA meets September 22 at 7:45 pm to discuss Citizenship led by new president Mrs. A. C. Bergeron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Nolan
Parkway
Louis Heilig
Mary Elizabeth Long
Ruth Rowne
Mary Simmons
Mesadames
Sam Davis
Seborn Perry
Paul Casey
Sam Strickland
Frank Marr
W. G. Pay
Mra
Tom Turner
Valette J. Harries
North Carolina Women’s Club music dept holds first meeting
The Woman’s club Music-Literature Department held its initial yearly meeting at Mrs. Edgar Whitener’s Johnson Street home with a large attendance. Mrs. Whitener, assisted by Mrs. R. Latterly and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, outlined a year of topics and a musical program led by Miss Margaret Sloan of High Point college. Speakers highlighted Southern women authors and figures including Mildred Harrington, Lula Vollmer, Ellen Glascoe, Julia Peterkin, Maristan Chapman, Helen Keller, Martha Berry, Lisette Woodworth Reese, and Addie Anderson Wilson. Alma Andrews sang selections with piano accompaniment. Refreshments followed for about thirty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Edgar Whitener
Johnson
Missa Margaret Sloan
High Point College
Hannah Smith
High Point P T Council to Meet With Mrs Brinson Friday
Mrs R L Brinson president of the High Point Parent-Teacher Council announced a meeting of the council executive board and all city presidents Friday at 2 30 PM at 705 West Farriss Avenue. Attending will be Mrs Robert Cottam Mrs Forrest Murray Mrs Joe Hoffman and committee chairs with presidents C E Ferree Elm Street School C A Best Oak Hill J W Phillips Brentwood H A Koonce Ada Blair L B Leonard Emma Blair Mrs Joe Hoffman Junior High L W Edwards Cloverdale and Mrs Thomas Scott Johnson Street. Plans for the year’s work will be discussed and full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
R. L. Brinson
Weat Farms Avenue
Antil
Floyd Wilson
Willard Dyer
EB. &. Wall
Hubert Bryant
J. W. Woollen
Melvin Mayes
Royster Thurman
Ruby _Creighton
Parent-Teacher Association
Union Hill
Mra. A
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Weat Farriss Avenue
Brinson
Robert Cottam
Forrest Murray
Joe Hoffman
B. W. Manney
Red Cross
R. A. Sheloff
Hardin
J. H. McCall
Welfare Magazine
Geddle Strickland
Ada Blair
L. B. Leonard
Emma Blair
L. W. Edwards
Cloverdale
Thomas Scott
Johnson Street
Daugher Born to Mr and Mrs Lanier and Other Local News
Mary Erline Lanier born September 20 at 604 East Lexington Avenue. Bobby Reid Pope born September 16 at 411 Lake Street. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to elect officers mid October. English Street M P church Christian Endeavor Senior Society meets tonight at 7 30 at 209 Phillipa Street. Miss Sadye Ripple weds David Edwards in Roanoke Virginia. Edwards to work with R J Reynolds Tobacco Co in Winston Salem after October 16 at 844 West Fifth Street Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
BE. R. Pope
Bobby Reid
Lake Street
Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wares
3. W. McMahon
English ST. Senior Society
Sadye Ripple
David Edwards
David N. Edwards
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Greene Memorial Methodist Church
Co. K
J. C. Ripple
Welcome
High Point
Edwards
Mare Hill College
University of North Carolina
United States Army
France
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
States
Canada
Weat Fifth Street
Wineton- Salem
Hosiery Mill Will Open In Asheboro
A new corporation forms in Asheboro to open the Mc Lauren Hosiery Mille Inc. The group includes McLauren Crawford C. C. Crawford and D. B. McCrary and has taken over the Keystone plant assets after a receiver sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
McLauren Hosiery Mille, Inc
McLauren Crawford
C. C. Crawford
D. B. McCrary
Keystone
Johnson J, Hayes
Laurel Cranford
Plant to Open in Asheboro Hopes for 150 Jobs
An announcement states the new facility aims to open in two to three weeks. When at full production it will employ about 150 people and represents a valuable asset for Asheboro and Randolph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Birth of a Daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Royals
Mr. and Mrs. Clay P. Royals announce the birth of a daughter named Petty Jean on September 21 at their Ward street home. The item notes Mrs. Royale’s unmarried status prior to marriage to Thelma Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay P. Royals
Petty Jean
Ward Street
Royale
Thelma Culler
First Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting in Thomasville Names New Member
The First Baptist Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Monroe Bean’s Lexington avenue home with president Archibald Johnson presiding. New member A. C. Lovelace was welcomed as members, and Miss Sallie McCracken led a program on Woman in Education focusing on Martha Berry and the Berry School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Monroe Bean
Lexington Avenue
Martha Berry
Berry
Georgia
Dunns and Verna Dunn Guests of Hoover Family
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunn of Willmette Delaware and Mrs. Verna T. Dunn of Greensboro are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Marshall Hoover on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dunn
Willmette, del
Verna T. Dunn
Greensboro
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Mies Decie Chambers Spends Weeks in Eastern State
Mies Decie Chambers has been visiting relatives and friends in the eastern part of the state for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Decie Chambers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watts
Walnut Cove
Mrs. Nolan
Union Hill PT. A
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
OFFIT
North Main Street
Whitener
Henry Stimson
American Statesman
American Daily Advertiser
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Claude Gray
Sandy Ridge M. P
First Baptist
Zetha Boswell
First Baptist Church
Camala Lewis
T. KF. L
Green Street
Louise Smith
Burrus Memorial
A. 8. Caldwell
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Ilinois
Elmhurst
D. B. Harllee
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Chicago
Charles Tomlinson
Chapel Hill
Lucille Maynard
Chatham, Va
Mary and
Louise Vancannon
West Green Street
Wanda Harville
BE. C. Harville
Colonial Drive
First Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Evelyn Baker
Duke University
Eloise Welch
James Armstrong
Catherine Lambeth
Chapel Ark
Howard W. Odum
H. J. Bryson
Franklin Street
Charlies Clegg
Charlotte
City
Paul Hassler
Kinneywood
C. G. Snell
C. G. Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Mr. Snell
Méllie Snell
D. B. Hoover
Walter Hargett
Paris
Vogue
Camay
Sey Ores Aet
Jona Sine Cones
Booch - Thomas, Inc
North Main Str
Gossard
Solitaires
Brassieres
Iweri
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