Miss Sarah Fram Weds Samuel Hyman
Miss Sarah Fram marries Samuel Hyman of High Point in a late afternoon ceremony at Union, North Carolina. Rabbi Greenberg officiates under a canopy of amilax and white roses as family and out of town guests attend, with the couple to reside at 717 Montheu Avenue in High Point after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fant Herndon
Thelma White
Reuben Fram
A. Hyman
Miss Herndon
Rose Hyman
Fram
Sarah Hyman
Union High School
Winthrop College
Hyman
High Point
N. C
University of North
Local figures head to Chicago for Century of Progress
A large party of prominent locals departs for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress fair. The group includes Mrs. Levi Hayworth and several Misses and Mesdames, staying at the Palmer House, for a weeklong excursion and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Levi Hayworth
Mies
Lillian Massey
C. M. Hauser
Frank Hunsucker
Harry Raymond
Eleanor Idol
George T. Wood
Ed Lyon
Mary Allen
Ruth Clinard
J. H. Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Misa
Dorothy Ingram
C. P. Tomlinson
Anna Tomlinson
H. N. Phillips
Belvin Harmon
A. M. Fairley
Laurenburg
Palmer House
John C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Friends Circle to Serve Ice Cream Saturday Afternoon
Circle No. 3 of Friends church auxiliary with Miss Cora White Read er will serve ice cream in front of puame Saturday from 2 30 to 8 00. Laura Wesson U D C will meet Monday at 4 00 at Mrs Frank Smith 307 Otteray drive. members to bring scrapbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Circle
Friends Church Auxiliary
Cora White Reader
Laura Wesson
U. D
Laura Weason
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
Tea Honor for Brides at High Point Country Club
About 125 guests attended a tea at the High Point Country Club Thursday to honor Mrs. Ayers formerly Miss Nell Adams and her sister Miss Elizabeth Adams bride elect. The event featured a multi-line receiving setup, floral arrangements, and a green white and yellow color scheme with light refreshments and punch, as guests extended best wishes to the brides and brides elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
Mis
Oscar Kearns
Tom Kearns
High Point Country Club
Ayers
Nell Adams
Mr. Ayers
Elizabeth Adams
Allen Watkins
Greensee
J. E. Millis
Mra
Ethan Ayers
Leslie Bowling
Charles Kearns
Mise Anne Carter Marsh
Charles Lucas
Greensboro
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Joseph D. Cox
Lawrence Gates
Katherine Raymond
Logan Lovelace
Dorothy Ingram
Mary Simmons
G. Ray Jordan
R. T. Amos
Farrell Gray
Oo. A. Kirkman, Jr
Charles McAnally
S. C. Kirkman
Samuel Calvert
James Lyon
David Tanton, Jr
Marvin A. Jones
W. G. Bradshaw
Ralph Parker
Frank Hunsucker
Everett Marsh
Jack Holbrook
W. D. Brooks
Co. Clark
Mrs David Stanton Honored at Greensboro Tea Party
Mrs David Stanton Jr bride of this county receives homage at an informal tea at 902 West Market Street Greensboro hosted by Mrs D S Coltrane. Attendants include Mrs R Burke Fraley Mrs Grover Garland and Miss Myra Wilkinson with a line of hostesses and servers from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanton, Jr
Greensboro
D. S&s. Coltrane
West Market Street
Stanton
Lucille Coltrane
Trinity
R. Burke Fraley
Ruth Burke
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Local News Wrap: High Point Area Socials and Birthdays
Local items note Lois Gibson recovering from appendicitis at Guilford General hospital after Monday surgery. Mrs Teague and family return from Chicago trip. Betsy Holton back to Greensboro NC College for sophomore year. U D C chapter meets Monday to prep for October convention. Live V'ers celebrate second YWCA anniversary with banquets and programs. Iris McIntosh hosts seventeenth birthday party with many friends. Brunswick stew fundraiser set for Sept 28 at First Presbyterian church dinner hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Gibson
High Point Route Three
Guilford General Hospital
Debutante Ball Elevates Raleigh Entrants Tonight
The Terpsichorean club of Raleigh hosts the Debutante Ball with led by Miss Sadie Root and escorts Hal Worth Jr and George Rogers. Local invitations include Dixie Thomas Caroline Dalton and others. many will miss the event due to fall schedule and school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichorean Club
Raleigh
Sadie Root
Hal Worth, Jr
Polie Key Brown
George Rogers
Asheville
Dixie Lyon
Whiteville
Elizabethtown
Dixie Thomas
Caroline Dalton
Margaret Chandler
Jane Hess Weaver
Rebecca Kearns
Sarah Denny
Julia Gold Clark
Pat Hall
Mary Lou Moffitt
Ann Robbins
Mary Reid Idol
Eleanor Idol
Virginia Fraley
Virginia
Catherine Hardin
Margaret Hedrick
Miss Thomas
Sullivan’s Island
S. C
Usuas
Miss Drakos Hosts Bridge Party for Kalogerahus
Miss Anna Drakos hosted a bridge party at 315 Centennial Avenue honoring Miss Dena Kalogerahus of Florida, guest of Mrs. N F Voyiages. Three tables contested with Lorraine Ellison winning the high score linen handkerchief prize. J Keith Harrison received a consolation check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Drakos
Kalogerahus
Anna Drakos
Centennial Avenue
Dena Kalogerahus
Florida
N. F Voyiages
Lorraine Ellison
Dena Kalogerhus
Fair Antonakos
Bertha Cotsios
Elise Aggros
Mary Frances Drakos
Mesdames N. F. Voyiages
Tom Gianoulis
A. Cotsios
J. Keith Harrison
N. P. Drakos
Lindbergh Kidnapers Trail Sought by Paris Police
Paris police identified a man in possession of a £1000 note linked to the Lindbergh ransom. The note, traced to a bank of England issue, may have emerged from exchanges involving U.S. dollars. Three men were arrested in Antwerp after attempting to cash the note and it later vanished and was found in a judge’s wastebasket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of England
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Antwerp
Smiths Seek Berths on Furman Squad
Greenville South Carolina September 22 The Smiths are proving strong contenders for Furman football berths with five candidates named Captain Bob Smith a 200 pound back from Cartersville Georgia Roy a 190 pound guard Frank a 175 pound back Billy a 175 pound guard and Dwight a 155 pound fleet end all unrelated to each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Exchange Day At Community Exchange Catalog
Several residents registered items and needs at the Community Exchange today. A woman offers a navy blue winter coat with fur collar in size 42 for a library table or comparable item, and a Davenport for jars. a white man seeks general house work in exchange for food and clothing. another white man offers to clean or work around the house for food or clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
Judge dismisses envelope theft as a joke after mail mix up
An envelope addressed to the judge was mailed after police surrounded three individuals. The judge treated the matter as a joke, handed the envelope to a clerk, who crumpled it and discarded it.
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Bride
Mrs. Samurl Hyman
Sarah Fram
Samuel Hyman
Mary T. Kearns
Chapel Hill
Federal Relief Commission
Kearns
University
Mises Louise Kearns
Misses Stroud
Hattie Lee
Clara Bell Stroud
Lillie Mae
Mildred Stroud
South
Laughlin -Sechrest
Kate Sechrest
Preston Laughlin
Mrs. Laughlin
Hamilton Street
J. J. Korner Ia
Reidsville
Albert McAnally
William J. McAnally
University of North Carolina
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
David Stanton
D. A. Stanton
Hazel Coltrane
Sam Story
Edward Steere
James Neeley
Asheboro
Mary Alma Coltrane
Guilford College
Ruth Coltrane
Paul McAdams
Salisbury
Howard Herring
Wilson
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Betsy Holton
North Carolina College
N. L. Holton
Triagile Lake
Miss Holton
U. D.C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
G. H. Kearns
F. N. Tate
W. G. Ragsdale
J. A. Morris
Young Women's Christian Association
Y. W
Ellen Jensen
Helen Marshall
Grover Jones
Guy Nell Martin
Miss McIntosh
Iris McIntosh
Kelly Street
Dessia Morris
Myrtle Epps
Gladys Shaver
Viv
An Blackwell
Geneva Shaver
Lucille Carr
Waneta Thomas
Adeline Owens
Margaret Wiggins
Hazel Woodlief
Iris McIintosh
Carl Edmonds
Thomas Lamar
Richard Bailey
Ted Cochrane
Oscar Smith
J. E. Grissett
Glenn Smith
Paul Shaver
Louise Huff
Richard Blackwell
Brunswick
First Presbyterian Church
Fon Stockings
Suncloud
The
Beavans Co
Ladies’ Store
France
Smiths
Furmann Squad
Princess
North Carolina
Princess Cafe
Gooch - Thomas, Inc
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