Miss Anne Carter Marsh Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Marsh of Greensboro, soon to wed Charles Lucas, was feted by Mrs. C C Muse at a South Main Street homebridge party. High score won by Miss Mary Simmons. a crocheted counterpane and hose bag were given as gifts. Guests included Ruth Bowne Irene McAnally Mary Simmons Mary Elizabeth Long Elizabeth Reitzel and others. A salads course followed the games served by the hostess and daughter Leona Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Carter Marsh
C. C. Muse
Charles Lucas
Greensboro
South Main Street
Mary Simmons
Ray Nib
Mozelle Huppman
F. L. Huffman
Tate Street
Moselle
Iris Culler
Alene Huffman
Jack Green
Grayson
Cleo Venable
Irene
Frances Freeman
Bobby Green
Lois
Ride and Hunt Club Holds First Meeting in Sedgefield Grill
The Sedgefield Ride and Hunt club formed from High Point and Greensboro members held its first fall meeting in the Sedgefield grill room on a Friday at 8 pm. Officers elected include master of the hunt Frank from Greensboro and Earl Phillips of High Point, with Mrs. B. T. Benjamin and Mrs. W. H. Slane as vice presidents, Wilber Jones as treasurer, and a November Rockingham annual meeting invited by Colonel Frank Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Earl Phillips
High Point
B. T. Benjamin
Greensboro
W. H. Slane
Wilber Jones
Frank Page
Rockingham
W. H. Slane, Mra. le H. Cherry, Miss Mary Simmons, Mrs. Vaiette J. Harriss
Welch Harriss
Frank FB. Curran
Oscar Burnett
Bob Lucas
Ben Cone
Edward Benjamin
Eé4 Landreth
Mr. Hendrix
O. B
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Godwin
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy near 208 Hillcrest hosts a 3 30 p m session with plans for October state meeting. The Laura Weeson UDC group meets at 4 p m with Mrs Frank Smith. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary gather at Washington street hall at 7 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
G. H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Laura Weeson
Frank Smith
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Washington Street
Vv. F. W. Auximary
Veterans of Fo Wars Auxiliary
High Point U
Kearns
G. H. Kearne
Fred N. Tate
W. G. Ragadale
J. A. Morris
Lotus Club Holds Delightful Meet
Members of the Lotus club held their first meeting of the year with Mrs. Edgar Whitener as hostess at her Johnson street home Friday afternoon. A late summer flower decor provided a colorful background. An attractive menu contest was won by Merc. F. B. Moses, Mrs. W. R. Shaffer and Mrs. J. B. Amon. Mrs. Whitener served frozen salad with Russian tea. Guests included Mesdames Harry Williamson, Walter H, R. D. Tillson, F. E B. Moses, Whit Ww. R. Shaffer, H. L. Mitchell, J. E. Amos, M. F. Crooks, C. C. Barnhart, and Mra. L. W. Latta of Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Merc
F. B. Moses
W. R. Shaffer
J. B. Amon
Canterbury Club Opens Its New Year Meeting
The Canterbury club held an afternoon meeting hosted by president Mrs. EB T Harrison at her West Parrish avenue home. Officers including Mrs Roy Spearman and Mrs Bde Setary led a program on Rivera a river study year. Mrs Perry presented the year books and the group enjoyed songs and a Snake river paper with Kodak images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
EB. T. Harrison
West Parrias Avenue
Harrison
Roy Spearman
Bde Stary
R. A. Mop
W. F. Eilis
Charles W. Perry
Perry
G. Ray Jordan
William
W. F. Ellis
Hoke Bullard
R. A. McPheeters
Harry Brockmann
Charles Perry
W. D. Sale
Craven Page
William Lindsay
Fd Lyon
Mrs. Harrison
School of Instruction and District Meeting Plans
At the High Point Parent-Teacher Council meeting Mrs. R. L. Brinson outlined plans for a School of Instruction on October 3 at the Friends church and a Northwestern district meeting mid October. The program runs from 9 to 11:30 a.m. with sessions, a welcome by T. Wingate Andrews, and talks by Mrs. Aycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
R. L. Brinson
West Farrisa Avenue
Hine
Friends Church
T. Wingate Andrews
Mra. W. B. Aycock
The
Andrews
Brinson Farm
Executive Council
Robert Cottam
Louis Voorhees
Walter Reich
G. C. Brinson
Greensboro
Greensboro Council
Guy B. Phillips
Brinson
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Ride and Hunt Club
Anita Gray Southern
Mra. C. G. Southern
Anita Gray
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mra. Southern
Agatha Mabry
KB. Society
Young
Je’a Christian Endeavor Society
First Reformed Church
Eugene
Twilight Beauty Shoppe
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
He Lee
North Main St
Altrusa
Sheraton Hotel
Tom Sykes
Wade Hiatt
Burbank Garden Club
Edgedale Drive
Good Will Garden Club
Mra
Hubert J. Rockwell
Arlington Street
Zinnia Show
Priscilla Club
Sherbrook Court
C. W. Perry
Sherbrook
Altrusa Club
T. A. Sykes
Europe
America
Allred
J. Milton Allred
Franklinville
Thing
Anne
George Welch
Durham
Raleigh
Jenny Harrison
Elm
EB. Ferree
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
B. A. Neely
D. A. Rawley
Helen Butler
Fred P. Ingram
C. H. Bass
T. D. Cox
Ene Cottam
Payne
Miss Williamson
Jacqueline Williamson
H. J. Hodgin
Peggy Ann
Thomasville Road
Weeley Memorial Church
Velock
City Lake
Ctty Young People's Union
High Point Young People’s Union
M. EB. Church
Calvary Church
Cary Atkins
Green Street
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
Calvary
Ward Street Church
Main Street
Marcelo Permane i
Jia
DeLite
Green
L. P. Greenway
East Green Street
Mrs. Greenway
J. H. Hubbard
BE. H. Burrows
Fay
Joyce Burrows
Bonnie Hoffman
Lou Glyn Calicutt
Mary Francis Thompson
Laverne
Rose Marie Whitmer
Hazel Wood
Bertha Lowe
Betty Jean Shields
Bloise Bohanna
Joyce Ward
Rosalie Pike
Roberta Callicutt
Peggy Ann Greenway
David Lee Wagoner
Thomas Elder
Robbie Bohanna
Jackie Brown
Jimmie Greenway
Green ST
Frances Eshelman
New York City
J. A. Eshelman
J. D. Koonce
Jackson David, Jr
Mary Mullies
Laura Wesson
Smith
Otteray Drive
Hiatt
Burbank
Jerome Floyd
Trinity
J. C. Cagle
G. L. Thompson
Virginia
Rotha Perdue
Lillie Sawyer
Dallas Jenkins
Clyde Miller
Hubert Rockwell
Bruce Craven
Storrs
Willowbroo
Vogue Beauty Shop
Marian Nixon
Henrietta Crosman
Norman Foster
Broadhurst
Cat
Cnaaenaeiia
Frederic
the Sunshine Laundry
Sunshine
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