T. J. Gold Addresses Florence Nightingale Club
Prominent attorney Thomas J. Gold Sr spoke at the Florence Nightingale club last evening at the U W C A Hut on Fun Frolic and Philosophy. Plans for the Tri City Industrial conference and Camp Betty Hastings Y W C A in Winston Salem October 3 and 4 were outlined with representatives from five cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gold
Florence Nightingale Club
U. Www. c. A
Tri-City
Camp
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Baptist W M S Hear Talk By Miss Helen Clark
The First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society hosted Miss Helen Clark former dean of women at Soochow University China as guest speaker. She spoke on The Changing China and urged humility and cooperation with China for the Master's work. Circle three led attendance with a social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Association
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Helen Clark
Soochow University
China
Fred Thomas
Eunice Miller
Ira Hensley
Miss Clark
Mary Washburn
Circle Three
T. Tice
Wren-Love Wedding Announced In Greensboro
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Jenny Sheron Love to J. Donald Wren was made this morning. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 8 PM at College Place Methodist Episcopal church in Greensboro with Rev. B. C. Reavis officiating. The couple will reside at 814 Howell Street High Point in the Margaret Apartments. Also noted is the birth of Nancy Jane to Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Church on Monday at their High Point route two home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Sheron Love
J. Donald Wren
Greensboro
St. Louis
College Place Methodist Episcopal Church
B. C. Reavis
Mrs. Wyatt Church
Nancy Jane
High Point Route Two
Helen Clark Group
Helen Clark Missionary Society of
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B. McMahan
Pershing Street
Faithful Workers class to hold silver tea at Main Street church
The Faithful Workers class led by J. W. Clinard and headed by president Mrs. N. E. Russell will host a silver tea at 327 Woodrow Avenue Thursday from 3 to 5 PM. Proceeds will support class work and the public is invited. The event is at the home of Mrs. W. W. Preddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
W. W. Preddy
Woodrow Avenue
J. W. Clinard
N. E. Russell
Illness Update From Local Families Reports Ongoing Recoveries
The bulletin notes L. C. Matton improving after ten days at Burrus Memorial Hospital following an operation, with continued admission expected. Ruth Morris remains bedbound at 600 Kearns Street for two weeks. Tom Bates also ill at 707 Montheu Avenue. Mrs. W. H. Gibson travels to Boonville for her mother Mrs. M. J. Woodhouse whose health is critical. Carolyn Mebane visited Greensboro with her mother and grandmother joined them. E. F. Proffitt stays ill at home for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Matton
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ruth Morris
Kearns Street
Tom Bates
Montheu Avenue
W. H. Gibson
Sunset Drive
Boonville
M. J. Woodhouse
Trinity P T A Elects Officers For New School Year
Trinity school P T A holds officer elections with Miss Bess Johnson as program chair, Mrs John Payne goals chair, Miss Ora Welborn secretary, and Mrs A E Williams study group chair. Delegates reported on the Asheboro county institute and a winter institute invitation was extended. A general picnic is planned at the school building on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity School Parent-Teacher Association
Bess Johnson
John Payne
Ora Welborn
A E. Williams
County Institute
Asheboro
Trinity School
Trinity Association
Good Will Club Opens Fall With Flower Show
The Good Will Garden club begins fall meetings with a flower show at Mrs. H. D. Sears home on Pickett Farm tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Guest speaker Mrs. Vance Jerome of Greensboro will discuss The Arrangement and Judging of Flower Shows. Members are asked to bring a guest. Associate hostesses include Mrs. F. M. Pickett Mrs. G. I. Humphreys Mrs. P. S. Kennett and Mrs. T. A. Tilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Vance Jerome
Greensboro
Sears
F. M. Pickett
G. I. Humphreys
Mra
Kennett
T. A. Tilden
Sedgefield Hunt Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Greensboro leaders Karl Phillips and Truman C. Welling are elected joint masters of the Sedgefield Hunt. Nathan Ayers named secretary treasurer, with Mrs Seborn Perry and Stark Dillard as vice presidents. Col Frank Page notes Fox Hunt plans in Rockingham with motion pictures by Grantland Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Phillips
Truman C. Welling
Greensboro
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgfield Inn
Nathan Ayers
Seborn Perry
Stark Dillard
Phillips
H. H. Mitchell
Sedgfield
Col
Frank Page
Rockingham
Grantland Rice
Mesdames W. H. Slane
T. J. Gold
Carter Dalton
Mary Simmons
Welch Harriss
Earl Phillips
William Jones
Clare Connor
Truman Welling
Francis Brooks
A. T. Smith
Robert Lucas
Walter Ridenhour
Sidney Allen
Arnole Schiffman
Col. Frank Page
Ed Landis
Mark Lewis
Installation Ball Invites Issued By Royal Arcanum Chapter
Invitations issued today invite members and guests to the Old Plank Road Chapter Royal Arcanum Installation Ball at Emerywood Country Club on Thursday September 24 1936. The inaugural social event has 50 to 60 members and will feature John Peddicord and his orchestra of Winston Salem. Dress is informal and admission is by card. Odell Lindsay chairs the dance committee planning frequent dances through fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Plank Road
Royal Arcanum
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Ecard
Odell Lindsay
Letitian Club Elects New Officers for Year
The Letitian club held a weekly meeting at Miss Dot Crawley home on Montheu avenue with a business tone. New officers were chosen: Hazel Scoggins president, Darrell Bulla secretary, Margaret Hedrick treasurer, Dot Crawley publicity chair, succeeding the previous officeholders. A party honoring brides and brides elects was planned for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitian Club
Dot Crawley
Montheu Avenue
Hazel Scoggins
Robert Davis
Darrell Bulla
Eloise
Mrs. Cora C. Lucas Guest Artist On Musical Art Club
Mrs. Cora Cox Lucas prominent Greensboro pianist appeared as guest artist at the Musical Art club fall meeting at Emerywood Country Club. She played a romantic program with brief remarks, assisted by Mrs. Carol Atkinson. An executive board meeting preceded the program with officers and committee chairs named for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora C. Lucas
Musical Art Club
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
Emerywood Country Club
Schumann
Schubert
Chopin
John Co. Abels
Sam Hyman
John A. Miller
H. Phillips
Gilbert Clark
Mae Kirkman
Minnie Harrell
H. D. Sears
W. J. Fraley
R. K. Stewart
Robert Bain
Geddie Strickland
Royals Welborn Clan Holds Fifth Reunion at Hopewell Church
The Royals Welborn families held their fifth annual reunion at Hopewell church with speakers J. C. Moser of Asheboro and Rev. C. N. Royals of High Point. Music by Cary Davis and local groups plus Mills Home quartet from Thomasville. Officers elected: president H. C. Royals, vice president Willis Welborn, secretary treasurer Annie May Welborn, historians Mrs. John Welborn and Robert Royals, entertainment chair S S Welborn. Picnic style dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals-Welborn
Hopewell Church
J. C. Moser
Asheboro
C. N. Royals
High Point
Cary Davis
Mills Home Quartet
Thomasville
H. C. Royals
Willis Welborn
Annie May Welborn
John Welborn
Robert Royals
Stone-Crawford Vows Revealed
Mr and Mrs A W Crawford announce the marriage of their daughter Virgie Mae to Grayson Stone of this city on Sunday September 6 1936 in Danville Va The bride wore dark blue with white accessories and is described as an attractive brunette The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W R Stone of Carolina Avenue They will reside in a new home on Idol Street Guests included Mrs C N Tisdale and daughter Chloe and Robert Mattox of Clarksville Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Crawford
Virgie Mae
Grayson Stone
Danville
W. R. Stone
Carolina Avenue
Idol Street
Miss Lola Ashwell Hosts Friends at South Main Party
Miss Lola Ashwell entertained 25 guests at her South Main street home Saturday evening. The gathering featured games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Ashwell
South Main Street
Girls Pentagon Club Meets Tonight at Sheraton Hotel
The Girls' Pentagon club will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 o'clock with Miss Dorothy Griffith as hostess. The gathering takes place in the committee room of the Sheraton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Women Club Events
A schedule of club meetings and social events from Tuesday to Saturday with the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs R M Andrews West College drive, Burbank Garden Club at Mrs J W Thompson, Wednesday Contract Club at Mrs Frank Marr, Good Will club at Pickett Farm, Tea and Topics at Archdale, Royal Arcum dance at Emerywood, YWCA events at the hut, Priscilla Club at Forest Hill drive, Emerywood party, and Club of Twelve at Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Emerywood Women Resume Weekly Golf Tournament
The Emerywood Women's Golf Association restarts its regular handicap event tomorrow under Mrs. John Abels as president. Players will compete in a standard handicap format with sessions scheduled either in the morning or afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Women's Golf Association
John Abels
Dunning Forrest Vows Revealed in Danville Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sue Forrest and Howard Dunning solemnized in Danville Virginia on September 20 with Miss Mamie Forrest and Richard Pendergraft present. Mrs. Dunning is daughter of Mrs. W D Forrest and the late Mr Forrest. Mr Dunning is son of Mr and Mrs J H Dunning of this city. They will reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Forrest
Howard Dunning
Danville
Mamie Forrest
Richard Pendergraft
Dunning
W. D. Forrest
Salisbury
Mr. Forrest
Mr. Dunning
J. H. Dunning
High Point
Miss Gertrude Saltz to Marry C A Lavender
Announcement from Mr and Mrs C A Saltz states their daughter Gertrude Saltz will wed C A Lavender on Wednesday September 16 in Greensboro North Carolina. The bride wore navy blue and will reside with her husband at 901 Tate Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Saltz
Gertrude
C. A. Lavender
Greensboro
N. C
Betting Linked as Primary Cause of Crimes in England
A report notes that more serious crimes in England stem from betting than from any other single cause. Authorities highlight gambling activity as a key factor driving criminal behavior and urge policy focus on oversight and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. J. Gold, Sr
Winifred Bodie
Duke University Chapel
Durham
Bascom Hoskins
A. B. Conrad
W. F. Clayton
Society
Clayton
Red Cross
Peggy Anne Shoppe
Moffitt’s
Main
Nancy Jane Church
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
J. R. Wood
Monthey Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
John Mebane
Carolyn
Mr. Mebane
E. F. Proffitt
Morriss Street
Trinity P.T. A
Good Will Club
Billiken
Billikens
Infante
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
Good Shoes
North Main Street
Royals
Welborn Clan
Stone-Crawford
C. N. Tisdale
Chloe
Robert Mattock
Clarksville, Va
Robert Burns, Jr
F. C. Remfrey
Pentagon
Burbank
Keensboro
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Royal Arcanum Order
Orchestra of
Industrial Committee
Thornton Glover
Priscilla Club
Forest Hill Drive
A. B. Huff
Education Committee
H. Coffield
Club of Twelve
John C. Abels
Emerywood
Nelly Don
Nat Walker
Hart
First National Bank
Thursda
Main St
Poin
Mit
Forrest
Miss Gertrude Saltz
Dr. Scholl
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl’s
Chicago
Lizzie Good
Challis
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