Freeman announce birth of daughter in Knoxville
Mr and Mrs W. Freeman of Knoxville Tennessee announce the birth of a daughter Joan in Knoxville on Friday September 20 Mrs Freeman before marriage was Miss Minnie Moran of High Point Alabama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Freeman
Knoxville
Tenn
Joan
Marshall M. Blackwell
Nancy Ellen
Route Three
Blackwell
Malilie Griffin
Wilson Irwin
Jacqueline Reed
South
Hamilton Street
Seit
Mrs. Wilson
Irwin
Miss Pauline Ribelin Arrives, To Board With Stokers
Miss Pauline Ribelin of Albemarle has arrived in the city and will reside with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stoker in Mechanicsville while attending Edward's Business College. She is a Montreat College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ribelin
Albemarne
City
Elm Street Faculty Attends Miss Tinnin Funeral
Members of the Elm Street School faculty led by Mrs. Dan R Schroder and Dr and Mrs T Wingate Caer attended the funeral of Miss Mary Tinnin, a former Elm Street teacher, at the Tinnin home in Greensboro. The service began at 1 30 PM and was well attended by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Dan R. Schroder
T. Wingate Caer
Mary Tinnin
T. D. Tinnin
Greensboro
Social calendar highlights high point events and clubs
Tuesday evening the High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple with a changed hour. Wednesday features Burbank Garden Club at Mrs Homer Hayworth home and the Wednesday Book Club luncheon hosted by Mrs Fred Thomas. The Good Will Garden Club meets at East Farrars Avenue with an announced flower show. Thursday includes Tea and Topics at Mrs A G Douglas Park Way and the High Point Parent Teacher Council executive board meeting at Elm Street school. Friday brings Canterbury Club at Mrs W W B Hall Guilford Avenue and a stag party at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Homer Hayworth
Burbank
Percy White
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street School
Robert Cottam
Canterbury Club
W.W. B. Hall
Guilford Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Church Social and Class Meetings This Week
East Green Street Baptist Beulah Winfrey class meets Tuesday at 7 30 at Miss Beatrice Teague 610 Wooley Place Oak Hill Friends Welcome class meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs C A Warner 1101 English Street. hostesses Mrs A G Workman and Mrs Clyde Gurley Stephens Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs L A Pegg 217 Willowbrook Street led by Mrs Nora L Andrews continuing Genesis Lebanon Ladies Aid to present the play Home Ties repeated on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Winfrey
East Green Street Baptist Church
Beatrice Teague
Wooley Place
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Friends Church
C. A. Warner
English Street
A .G. Workman
Clyde Gurley
Stephens
Stephens Bible
L. A. Pegg
Willowbrook Street
Nora L. Andrews
Lebanon
Ladies Aid
Delano Theatre
West End
Ladies Aid Society of the
Lebanon M. P. Church
Church
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
Arthur Lewis Tubbs
Martin Winn
C. A. King
Leonard Everett
Herman Yokely
Harold Vincent
New York
Lewis Huff
Josiah Tiseard
Robert Montgomery
Ruth Winn
Martin
Lucille Payne
Alma Wayne
Lake Montgomery
Melissa Martin
Vester Smith
Rankia Memorial
Washability Expert Miss Ponder In City For Week
Miss Francis Ponder a washability specialist for Lever Brothers Cambridge Mass vendor Lux visits Harilee's Department Store for a week. She offers consultation on laundering silk underwear fabrics silk velvet synthetics and leather and demonstrates proper washing methods. She also advises on wardrobe planning for economy durability and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ponder
Lever Brothers
Cambridge
Mass
Lux
Harilee
Miss Ponder
Local Social News And Family Updates
Mr and Mrs Milton Fields and Mr and Mrs Barnard Hill have returned from a short stay at Carolina Beach and spent Sunday in Raleigh. Miss Sarah McRae underwent a tonsil removal at Guilford General hospital and is recovering nicely. Elliott Andrews returned to Chapel Hill after a week with his aunt Mrs M B McRae. Little Roger Bishop is very ill at 509 Tate Street. Miss Katherine Kearns left Gunston Hall Washington DC for the school year accompanied by Mr and Mrs Caries Kearns and Mr and Mrs J W Matthews and son of New York. Miss Helen Marie Siceloff left for Washington DC to attend Gunston Hall for the winter, accompanied by her brother Billy Siceloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Fields
Barnard Hill
Carolina Beach
Raleigh
Sarah McRae
Campbell Street
Guilford General Hospital
Elliott Andrews
Chapel Hill
Little Roger Bishop
Lacy M. Bishop
Tate Street
Katherine Kearns
Gunstanll
Washington, D. C
Washington
Caries Kearns
Helen Marie Siceloff
Gunston Hall
Billy Siceloff
Lincoln Fulk Named Student Body Head At Local College
Lincoln Fulk of High Point has been elected president of the student body at High Point College, succeeding Kermit Cloniger who did not return this year. Fulk, active in debating, also pastors the North Main Street Baptist church. He will be installed tomorrow morning at the assembly hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Fulk
High Point
High Point College
Kermit Cloniger
Lincolnton
Fulk
North Main Street
Miss Mary Leet Underwood Hosts Greensboro Bridge Party
Miss Underwood and Miss Marion Curtis co hosted a bridge party at Miss Curtis home on Odell Place Greensboro to honor Mrs Frank Lamper Holroyd. Prizes went to Miss Flora Taylor Mrs Bob Petty and Miss Elizabeth Blackwood. The event featured pink and black decor with fruit shaped ices and a refined fall color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leet Underwood
Greensboro
Marion Curtis
Miss Curtis
Odell Place
Frank Lamper Holroyd
Mildred Golden
Miss Underwood
Johanna Hill
Bride Elect Feted At Linen Shower And Bridge
Miss Ophelia Hutchens, popular bride elect, honored at a linen shower and bridge hosted by Miss Louise Creech on Beat Street. Four bridge tables competed with Mary Elizabeth Hamlin winning high score and Mrs. R W Hutchens Jr. the consolation. The guest list included Grace Murdock, J D Rike, R W Hutchens Jr, Ruth and Mary Elizabeth Hamlin, and other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia Hutchens
Johnnie Johnson
Louise Creech
Bridge
Beat Street
Mary Elizabeth Hamlin
R. W. Hutchens, Jr
Miss Hutchens
A. D. Creech
Mesdames Grace Murdock
J. D. Rike
Ruth and
Emma Louw Fore
Ruth Thayer
Elsie Nichols
Beulah Lewallen
Lucille Alton
Mac
Hazel
Helen Davis
Bessie Lee
Louies Creech
Death of Dr A N Ward Shocks Western Maryland College Leader
Dr A Norman Ward 64 longtime president of Western Maryland college and prominent Methodist Protestant figure died suddenly during a Bethel church sermon in Elkton Sunday night. He had led Western Maryland for 15 years after serving as president of Kansas City university. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 30 am in Alumni hall with interment at Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Bethel Church
Elkton
Ward
High Point
Kansas City University
Alumni Hall
Westminister
Funeral held for Miss Mary I Tinnin High Point teacher
Funeral services for Miss Mary I Tinnin former High Point schools teacher who died at her brother Thomas D Tinnin Greensboro home were held at 1 20 pm at his residence. Clergy from multiple Greensboro churches conducted the service. Pallbearers included Dr C Grayson and Prof C A Smith. Interment followed in the Hillsboro family plot. A large crowd of High Point friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Tinnin
High Point
Thomas D. Tinnin
Arlington Street
Greensboro
J. Clyde Turner
D. D
First Baptis Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
C. EB. Hodgin
Westminister Presbyterian Church
A Sykes
Central Friends Church
PF. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. &. Grayson
Thomas E. Dodamead
W. F. Clayton
T. Wingate Andrews
Marvin Shields
A. BE. Tate
C. A. Smith
Grover H. Jones
Hilleboro
Misa Tinnin
Local fox hunt draws 25 hunters at Bundy farm
A morning fox hunt at the old George Bundy farm near Highland Cotton mill drew about 25 locals. The chase began at 5 o clock, the fox was treed after three circless, and the kill followed 15 minutes later. Participants included Clyde Hoover with 14 dogs and others, with 35 dogs in the pack. They plan a Dunn hunt next Tuesday and invite others to contact Clyde Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bundy
Highland Cotton Mill
Clyde Hoover
Charlie Thompson
Clyde Chapman
Ebb
Community rites honor Miss Tinnin with tribute and flowers
A religious ceremony paid tribute to Miss Tinnin highlighting her life of service. Attendees included officials and other communities as ministers offered remarks and presented honors amid floral displays.
Funeral Held For J. B. Williams 73
Funeral services for J. B. Williams age 73 stepfather of Thomas A Dodamead of this city were held at Reich Funeral Home Greensboro. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with Dr A B Conrad officiating at the graveside. Williams a Mississippi native is survived by three stepsons Thomas Dodamead of this city W L Dodamead of Atlanta Ga and J T Adams of Alva Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Willams
Thomas BE. Dodamead
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Reich Funeral Home
R. Murphy Williams
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Oakwood Cemetery
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
D. O'Brien
W. C. Sérgeant
George Markham
Earl Bain
M. C. Cox
Robert Bray
William
Mississippi
Thomas A. Dodamead
W. L. Dodamead
Atlanta
J. T. Adams
Alva
Okla
Allen B Welborn Confined by Illness at Home
Allen B. Welborn is confined by illness to his home in the Alberta apartments. Friends express regret at his illness and stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. Welborn
Alberta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oe Freeman
Knoxville, Tenn
Local Business College
Mrs. King
Burbank Club
Rufus King
Fr. FP
F. F. Club
Evelyn Sigman
Carr Street
gett_DREN
Bening
An. Rich Browns
Moffitt’s
North Main
Frances Ponder
Lux Products
Harllee's
J. W. Matthews
New York City
A. N. Ward
Miss Tinnin
Peel Piven
Nat Walker
Samuel
Hyman’ Siversar
Main
J. B. Williams
Mann Drug No
Raychell Tatum
Mgr
Efird’s
Charlotte, N. C
Charlotte
Seco
Efird's
Mrs. Mildred
Seaber
Rca-Victor
Cooking
Paramount Theater
Vanusa
Sia Way
RCA
REA Victor
RCA Tub
Rose Furniture Co
Kester Bros
South Main St
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