Wayside Club And Husbands Outing Features Style Show
The Wayside Garden club and husbands held an informal picnic style outing for about sixty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hutchens off highway Ten A. The event opened with supper, then a novelty program and a fashion style show directed by Miss Eldora Haworth and Mrs. James Mattocks. Dr. C. E. Rozzelle won best model with a knitted sport suit. Thag West was second for a black evening gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
George E. Hutchens
Highway Ten
C. E. Rozzelle
Thag West
Thom Sprinkle
M. A. Lackey
C. Sheloff
Rozzelle
West
Eldora Ha
Official Visits Woodmen Circle Social Event
The Woodmen Circle held a Tuesday evening gathering at the Hall on Commerce street with Miss Blanche Eakin state manager from Charlotte as guest. Misses Virginia Lofiin and Barbara Carroll directed a "School Days" program with prizes for the smartest pupil and the pupil chosen to be the vice. Miss Ruby Siene and Jen Fritz served refreshments afterward.
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Woodmen Circle
Commerce Street
Blanche Eakin
Charlotte
Virginia Lofiin
Barbara Carroll
Ruby Siene
Jen Fritz
Miss Ella Lou Taylor Weds Lt Wann In Home Ceremony
Miss Ella Lou Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Taylor of 328 Woodrow avenue wed Lt Harold S Wann of Arcadia Indiana in a home ceremony Sunday September 17 at 4 30 pm Rev S Hopkins Green Street Baptist officiated with double ring vows. The bride wore white satin with jeweled bodice and veil. matron of honor Mrs Wiley Pritchett wore blue lace and pink. reception followed. The couple will reside temporarily in Augusta Georgia where Wann is stationed at Fort Gordon.
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Ella Lou Taylor
H. M. Taylor
Woodrow Avenue
Harold S. Wann
Arcadia
Ind
S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Dan W. Smith
Onerian
Ella Brunette
Greensboro
Rubenstein
Cadman
Grieg
Wiley Pritchett
F. L. Gordy
N. L. Garner
Fid
Wann
High Point
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Salem
Walter Wann
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Alpha Gamma Rho
Purdue
Augusta
Camp . Ga
Miss Hauser Bride Leads Greensboro Tea Party
Miss Betty Jo Hauser and Miss Sale Warmath were honored at a Greensboro tea hosted by Miss Elizabeth Bennett. The bride-to-be, a nursing naval recruit, will marry Ensign Iri Newton Saturday in a ceremony joined by attendants including Miss Bennett and potential helpers from High Point and Greensboro. Extended plans include Friday cake cutting and Saturday wedding breakfast at a local hotel.
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Betty Jo Hauser
Iri T. Newton
U. S. Merchant Marines
Woman's College
Navyrtment
Margaret Webb
Greensboro
Samuel G. Wilson
Betty Hornaday
Otta C. Schenk
George R. Bennett
E. Hauser
High Point
J. T. Warmath
Henriette Manger
H. L. Hauser
Miss Hauser
Dorothy Miller
Emogene Shields
Louise Avenue
Sheraton
Christine Lentz
Mall Latz
Social Calendar Highlights Local Social and Wedding Plans
The schedule lists a Tea and TV club gathering at J. E. Marsh’s home on 448 South Main, a First Methodist church rehearsal and cake cutting for Hauser Newton nuptials, Emerywood Country Club bridge night, a wedding breakfast for the Hauser Newton party at the Sheraton Room, USO dance at the YMCA, a Betty Jo Hauser and Ensign T. Newton wedding at the First Methodist church with reception at the Hauser home, and a service men supper at the Elwood Hotel dining room.
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Tea and TV Club
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
Christine Lentz
Mull Lutz
Hauser-Newton Weddin
Sheraton Room
Sheraton Hotel
USO
Ymcanasium
Elwood Hotel
Local Pastor Addresses WCTU On Temperance
The Reverend W. Wilbur Hutchins of First Baptist spoke to 18 members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on temperance. He urged personal responsibility and continual effort, praising the WCTU's work and its impact, with Mrs. J. W. Payne presiding in Mrs. M. J. Crowder's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hutchins
W.C.T.U
J. W. Payne
M. J. Crowder
Local Girls Attend West Point Fall Hop
Miss Violet Yokeley and Miss Dorothy Pegram returned home after the Fall Hop at the United States Military Academy in West Point New York. Escorts included Cadet Earl Burton Candor for Yokeley and Cadet John C Doolittle son of Jimmy Doolittle for Pegram with Miss Carolyn Smith escorted by Cadet William Hawkins. Shirley Temple attended with Cadet John Robert Powers Jr.
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Violet Yokeley
Dorothy Pegram
Carolyn Smith
Kington
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Miss Yokeley
Earl Burton
Candor
Miss Pegram
Johne C. Doolittle
Jimmy Doolittle
Eighth Army Air Forces
England
Miss Smith
William Hawkins
Lexington
Shirley Temple
John Robert Powers, Jr
Hauser-Newton Vows To Be Spoken Saturday
The wedding of Miss Betty Jo Hauser and Ensign Srl T. Newton will be held Saturday at 830 PM at the First Methodist church. Rev. L T Newton and Rev. Wilson O Weldon will officiate with music by Mrs. Harry Monroe and Bronson Matney Jr. Ushers include James B. Neese and others. reception at 227 Woodrow Avenue follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Hauser
Ensign Srl T. Newton
Greensboro
First Methodist Church
Srl T. Newton
United States Merchant Marines
L. T. Newton
Whiteville
Wilson O. Weldon
Harry Monroe
Giid Bronson Matney, Jr
James B
Graduate Education Classes Set For Weekend Registration
WCUNC students register Saturday for seven graduate education courses at Curry Building. The program serves teachers pursuing a Master of Arts in Education and principals meeting certificate requirements. Sessions run 9 and 11 10 a.m. and are directed by Dr Franklin Mel Nut at The Woman's College UNC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Building
Graduate Center
North Central Piedmont Area
Franklin H. Mel Nutt
College Department of Education
University of North Carolina
Woman's College
Massive antlers of Ament acn elk tipped with seven points
Ament acn elk shows large antlers with up to seven points per horn. The creature’s imposing horns anchor a likely display of its size and maturity, as observed by local wildlife observers.
St Joseph Aspirin Promise of Purity and Value
A trader touts St Joseph Aspirin as the best buy for guaranteed utility and purity at 10 cents. The ad emphasizes the product's quality and affordability, urging demand for the traditional St Joseph brand.
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St. Joseph
Home and Garden Club Opens Fall Season Meeting
Mrs Robert Hubbard hosted about fifteen members at 1100 Rotary Drive for the Fall season kickoff. President Mrs George McLarty led routine business and the group voted against the Harvest Festival but offered support if the council approves. Members will work on surgical dressings at Red Cross rooms in October and November rather than regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hubbard
Home and Garden Club
Rotary Drive
George McLarty
Oka
Red Cross
Contributions To Paralysis Fund Update
Additions to the Polio Fund sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce are listed. Heritage Furniture Co. Broad Street plant donates 8150.25 while Mrs Bessie Igayle contributes 15.00 to the fund.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Heritage Furniture Co
Broad Street
Bessie iGayle
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Madeline Hoover
Wayside Club
Lee Steen Em
Trotter
Peaune Mecerttes Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Woodmen
Ares Main Drug CO
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Onyx Bose
Ensignerl T. Newton
Emerywood Country Club
Hal A. Davis
WCTU
Brunette Blanche Medhead
Leadbog Desasuaening
Main Drug CO
South Main St
Guilford Furniture CO
WCUNC
Richardsons
Iery
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CIA
Home and Garden Club Entertained
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