Mrs. Gardner Receives Shelby Friends with Informal Coffee
Mrs O Max Gardner former first lady of North Carolina visits Shelby at 824 Jones Street with Mr and Mrs George W Lyles Jr Entertains twenty five guests including Mrs Line and Mrs Schenck Coffee and delicacies served during morning reception The group travels next to Thomasville for another informal coffee before returning home to Shelby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Max Gardner
Shelby
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
George W. Lyles, Jr
Jones Street
Gardner
Higl Point
J. D. Lineans
Lyles
Schenck
D. See
Enck
Paul Hardin
Forest Drive
Moore
Forest H. Murray
Parkway
Mesdames Gardner, Schenck
Moon
Thomasville
Geo W. Lyles
M. L. Bales
Iwin Heights
Sedgefield Club Plans Bridge and Gin Rummy Parties
The Sedgefield country club launches a series of bridge and gin rummy games for members starting Tuesday September 30 at 10:30 with lunch at Mrs. Guy Hopkins residence on Forsyth drive. Events occur last Tuesday each month until further notice with reservations via Mrs. Coble or Mrs. R Boyce by September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Coble
R. ©. Boyce
Dinner Dance and Bridge Winners at Emerywood Club
Members show interest in the September dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club in Richmond with Louise Sheldon and her all girl orchestra providing music. Yesterday's ladies' bridge winners included Ingram and Mackintosh in North-South and Jones and Harris in East-West. top score went to Mrs. Philip Davis. Club notes that no food service will be available next Sunday following the monthly dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Louise Sheldon
Richmond
Mesdames Laurence Ingram
Cc. G. Mackintosh
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
O. C. Durland
Mesd
Dames Logan Porter, Jr
Harold McKee
Philip Davis
Miss Douglas Wedding Honors Lead Week of Parties
Brides to be Miss Pauline Douglas and William C. Sheloff are the focus of a string of pre nuptial events in Winston Salem. Mrs Virgil Iden hosted a luncheon with a rose centerpiece and buffett service, guests included family and friends, as plans for the wedding unfold this week culminating in a Friday night ceremony at St Marys Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Winston-Salem
Pauline Douglas
William C. Sheloff
Virgil Ido
John C. Sheloff
Helen Marie Sheloff
A. G. Douglas
Frances Douglas
Mesdames C. Bickett Idol
Arthur Marsh
Frank Dalton
Edward Short
John Diffendale
Henry Millis
Betty Lou Jackson
B. Terry
A. B. Henley
Terry
Marcelle Clark
Grady V. Stroupe
Willis Slane, Jr
Hillcrest Drive
Paul Ingle
Emerywood Country Club
Country Club
Sheoff
H. A. Millis
Henry Millis, Jr
Millis
North Main Street
Miss Douglas
Mr. Sheroff
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Pin Worms Warning and New Treatment T W D Jayne
A health note warns about pinworms, symptoms include anal itching and internal irritation. It promotes NE'S PW or P-W tablets developed by Dr. D. Jayne & Son as a treatment, advising readers to ask their druggist for P W pin worm remedy.
Gary Jones Birthday Party at Oakview Road
Mrs. W. T. Jones hosted a party for her son Gary on Oakview Road Tuesday afternoon. Children played games, posed for photos, and enjoyed cake and ice cream with souvenirs given to Jimmie Curlee Phillip Palisaul Danny Pugh Linda Jones Sterling Garrard Eddie Wheeler Joan Mary Jane Wood Jane Becky Darby Betty Barbara and Jerry Groce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
W. T. Jones
Oakview Road
M. F. Pugh
Roy Garrard
Jimmie Curlee
Phillip Palisaul
Danny Pugh
Linda Jones
Sterling Garrard
Eddie Wheeler
Joan
Mary Jane Wood
Jane
Becky Darby
Betty
Barbara
Jerry Groce
Local society notes recount recoveries and visits
Friends report Mrs. Gene O Brien recovering satisfactorily at High Point Memorial Hospital after an operation on Monday and now able to receive visitors. Eleanor Houser departs Sunday for Appalachian State Teacher College to begin her sophomore year. Mrs. W J Baker hosts guests including Mrs. Ray Blaylock of Fuquay Springs and other travelers at 2008 Van Buren Street. Howard L Brady left for Kansas City for extended stay. J A Harvey a hospital patient now seeing visitors. G Wayne Brady heads to Los Angeles to join Odell Brady aboard a Union Pacific train from LA to Chicago. Miss Joanne Loflin returns to Wilmington Delaware after two weeks with her mother. Ellen Kaigler also visits the Loflin home. both are senior nursing students at Delaware hospital school of nursing. Miss Mary Hilliard Carraway, daughter of Bruce and Mrs Carraway, leaves for Chapel Hill to pursue graduate work at UNC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene O’brien
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. J. Baker
Ray Blaylock
Fuquay Springs
Baker
van Buren Street
E. R. Howard
Detroit, Mich
Mary Dean
Joanne Loflin
Myra Loflin
Elm Street
Wilmington
Delaware
Ellen Kaigler
Loflin
Delaware Hospital School of Nursing
Eastern Star honors deputies at High Point Chapter meeting
Seventy one members and visitors gathered in the Masonic temple to honor deputies Ruth Hoover and E. Adcock of the seventh district. New officers Fodo Lewis and Cora Briles were installed, with Mrs Nina Cooke named Esther. Guests came from Greensboro Raleigh Asheboro and other towns. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hoover
8. E. Adcock
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
N. M. Harrison
Edna Moag
North Carolina
Greensboro
Stokesdale
Thomasville
Denton
Raleigh
Asheboro
Mildred Baker
Clarence Albertson
Margaret McCain
Bennison
S. E. Adcock
Fodo Lewis
Cora
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Filbert
Mins Filbert
Murray Bros
Spring Garden
Greensboro, N. C
Sedgefield Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Emerywood Club
Tobias
Gary Jones
Eleanor Houser
Appalachian State Teacher College
Boone
Howard L. Brady
Kansas City, Mo
J. A. Harvey
G. Wayne Brady
Los Angeles
Calif
Odell Brady
Union Pacific
Chicago, Il
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Bruce Carraway
W. Farris Avenue
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Waughtown 8 T
N. C
DIAL
Mrs
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
Eastern Star
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Vicks
Vicks VA
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