Legion Auxiliary At Asheboro Installs Officers
Asheboro, Sept. 23. At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Ralph Whatley’s home, a varied music program was presented by the music committee led by Mrs. D Wageer. New officers installed included Mrs. J. G. Crutchfield as president and Mrs. W Roy Cox as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Whatley
Utah
D. Wageer
Arthur Cox
Wageer
Don McGlohon
Vivian Moser and Staley Montgomery Wed in Lebanon rites
Mr and Mrs G L Moser announce the marriage of their daughter Vivian Marie to Staley Edward Montgomery on Friday September 16 at the Lebanon Methodist church parsonage with Rev CO L Easter officiating. Witnesses Miss Mae Douglas and John Macon attended. The bride wore royal blue velvet and talisman roses. The couple left for a trip to Western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Moser
Vivian Marie
Staley Edward Montgomery
Lebanon Methodist Church
CO. L. Easter
Mae Douglas
John Macon
North Carolina
Second P T A Study Group At Elm Street Tuesday
The second of four study group programs for parents of High Point School students will be at Elm Street school Tuesday September 27 at 7 30. Munete will be the subject with Mrs W A White of Jamestown leading. Mrs White helped form the North Carolina Mother Singers Group. A music in schools demonstration will be shown with Greensboro Mother Singers present. The city schools master faculty with the Senior high school orchestra will part of the program. At least ten attendees from a school are needed for credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Elm Street
Munete
W. A. White
Jamestown
White
North Carolina
Board of
Greensboro
Marian Martin Pattern 9864 Dress for Misses 12 to 20
The 9864 pattern offers a day wear outfit from 8 to 6 with a wool skirt bolero and contrasting blouse. It covers sizes 12 through 20, requires specific yardage, and sells patterns for fifteen cents with a book of patterns available for twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Cement
West 18Th Street
York
N. Y
Salisbury Altrusan To Present Program For Local Club
The Altrusa club will meet Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. Misa Boley, president of the Salisbury Altrusa club formed last year by the High Point club, will present a program on My Hobby. Special music is planned, chaired by Mrs. Mary Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Misa Boley
Salisbury
High Point Club
Mary Ballard
Garden Club Speakers Outline North Carolina Topics
Mrs Clyde R Hoey wife of the North Carolina governor will speak on the Garden School of the Air program September 28 at 2 45 p m over WPTF Raleigh The program is sponsored by the Garden Club of North Carolina with Mrs R L McMillan as president. On October 5 Mrs J A Cannon a Concord club woman and restoration committee chair will discuss Old Homes And Gardens Of North Carolina at the same hour The announcements were made by Mrs S H Tomlinson a active garden club figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Garden School
Raleigh
WPTF
Garden Club of North Carolina
R. L. McMillan
J. A. Cannon
Concord
State Garden Club
8. H. Tomlinson
Alate
Miss Mildred Lindsay Hosts Mrs Morris Bridge Party
A Lexington social noted Miss Mildred Lindsay entertaining at Hillcrest in honor of Mrs Millard Morris with autumn decor five bridge tables and high score prizes awarded to Miss Elizabeth Earle. Mrs Morris received crystal and guests enjoyed a reception for new faculty and area figures with a dining room program and terrace musicales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mildred Lindsay
Hillcrest
Millard Morris
Elizabeth Earle
Morris
Clifton Lanier
Elizabeth Reveille
Billie Mareh
Mildred Surratt
Louise Martin
Christine Yarborough
Joe White
Elizabeth Farle
Elaine Childs
Jean Joyce
Paul Miller
Dwight Brown
J. W. Tolen
Kathleen Welch
Hattie Lee Burgess
Lois Lowell
Mra
Cecil Hayes
Elizabeth Leonard
Ann Duke
Leona Leonard
Bridge
Vann Miller
Frances Fitzgerald
First Baptist Sunday Promotes 140 Plus in Sunday School
More than 140 children will be promoted across departments at First Baptist Sunday school for Promotion Day. The largest move is 60 from primary to junior. Bible gifts will be presented to those advancing from cradel to beginners. Teacher training classes start tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. with a supper and council business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday
First Baptist Sunday School
M. J. Wrenn
Worker's Council
Conrad
Ralph Slate
BE. C. Getzman
G. H. Jones
Miss Cole Weds John Frank Comer in Point ceremony
Miss Mozelle Grae Cole daughter of Mrs Guilie Lambert of Hemp marries John Frank Comer in a ceremony at the groom’s parents home with Rev Ralph W Tedder presiding. The bride, a Hemp native now in High Point, wore a wine ensemble and is a former Acorn Ridge student. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs John H Comer, works at Burlington Mills. They live at 505 Woodberry Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilie Lambert
Hemp
Mozelle Grae: Cole
John Frank Comer
Ralph W. Tedder
Watson Cole
Acorn Ridge School
H'gh Point
John H. Comer
Burlington Mills
Woodberry Avenue
Dinner honors Mrs. Lucy Vickery on 79th birthday
Mr. and Mrs. BE Coltrane hosted a Thursday dinner to honor Mrs. Lucy Vickery on her 79th birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Lucy J. Vickery, her daughter Miss Lillian Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vickery, Mrs. A. T. Bundy of Jamestown, Mrs. J. B. Murrow of Greensboro, and Paul Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Coltrane
Lucy Vickery
Lucy J. Vickery
Lillian Vickery
A. L. Vickery
A. T. Bundy
Jamestown
J. 8. Murrow
Greensboro
Paul Smith
Lace Net Curtains Show Lightness in Modern Interiors
Gossamer lace net curtains are praised for their faint weight and airy look. Some fabrics appear rugged while remaining nearly weightless, pairing with light scale furniture and refined mid 20th century European styles.
Sunshine Circle of First M. E. Church Meets
The Sunshine Circle met Monday afternoon at Mrs. T. Eanes’ East Center home with Mrs. John Craver presiding. Mrs. Elmer Crouse sang a solo with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Curtis Koontz, who led the study lesson from World Peace after the business session and the group enjoyed barbecue chicken and accessories on the rear lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
M. E. Church
T. &. Eanes
East Center Street
John Craver
Circle
J. F. Burkhart
Elmer Crouse
Curtis Koontz
Marshall Family History Traced in Anson County Record
A reader notes the Marshall family lineage from William LeMareschal to James Marshall of Anson County. It details land, political roles, and professions, including judges Frank Marshall Armstrong and Turner line member Marshall Spears, and cites a government marker for James Marshall in Anson County near Highway 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
R. R. Ingram
Bennetteville
8. C
Concord Church
Anson County
James Marshall
Virginia
Marshall
William LeMareschal
William the Conqueror
Engaand
John Marshall
Jamestown
Isle of Wright
Northampton
Lancaster
Princess Ann
Westmoreland
John
Thomas
William Marshall
General Assembly
New Town
Wadenboro
Edmund Lilly, Jr
Henry Marshall
Stanly County
T. Spears
Turner Line
Durham
Frank Marshall Armstrong
Lilly Line
Superior Court
Troy
Mission Field
Louise Avett
Tomlinson Line
Norwood
Stuart Turner
Dockery Line
Marshal Cemetery
Highway No. 52
Brunswick County
Birth of Jennie Lee McGuinn
Mr and Mrs John R McGuinn announce the birth of a daughter Jennie Lee on September 22 at their home 31 Kennedy street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McGuinn
Jennie Lee
Kennedy Street
Jamestown Book Club Elects New Officers
Jamestown's Modern Book club elected Ivy Grace Doughton president and B E Armfield vice president at its fall meeting. Elizabeth Hanner became secretary and B B Wicke treasurer. A social ice course followed the routine business and a discussion on the year’s book chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Modern Book Club
Ivy Grace Doughton
Mra. BE
Armfield
Elizabeth Hanner
B. B. Wicke
Ora Sublette
Jamestown Girl Scouts Lead Hike to High Point Lake
Friday afternoon Girl Scouts of Troop 16 from Jamestown High School led a 60 girl hike to High Point city lake. They enjoyed a picnic lunch and toasted marshmallows after the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 16
Jamestown High School
High Point City Lake
Jamestown PTA Plans Annual Year at First Fall Meet
The Jamestown Parent-Teachers Association program committee met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. White Jr for the first fall meeting to discuss plans for the year. The opening session will be Thursday September 29 at 7 45 o clock when W A White Jr will discuss school needs and committees for the year will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Parent-Teachers Association
W. A. White, Jr
Weekend Visits By Local Young Ladies
Miss Mary Kemp Bunnie spent the weekend with friends in tar. Miss Ivy Grace Doughton is spending the weekend at her home in Laurel Springs. Miss Ida Mae Freeland is spending a few days in Greensboro. Miss Catherine Farlow is spending the weekend at her home in Sophia NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kemp Bunnie
Tar
Ivy Grace Doughton
Laurel Springs
Ida Mae Freeland
Greensboro
Ise Catherine Farlow
Sophia, NC
Greensboro College Elects Alumnae Executive Chairman
The Greensboro College Alumnae Association announces newly elected standing committee chairmen including Maude Raynor Foy of Kingston as publicity chief and Carroll C. Wall of Lexington over endowment and buildings. The Sept 17 meeting on campus also set plans for a G. C. Juniors program and a membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College
Mary Brock
Greensboro
Maude Raynor Foy
Kinston
Carroll C. Wall
Lexington
James B&. Lambeth
Thomasville
Cabell Young
Charlotte
Foy
Aetate
G. C
Wall
Mrs. Hazel Pierce Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Hazel Pierce of Sophia was honored with a surprise birthday party by High Point Overall Company staff at the Gibson clubrooms. Games were played, prizes went to Mrs. Armfield Weber and Pierce, and about thirty five guests enjoyed refreshments and gifts were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pierce
Sophia
High Point Overall Company
Gibson
Annie Armfield
Rhetta Weber
Pierce
Eighty Credits Given at Christian Workers School Closure
The High Point School for Christian Workers closed at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Friday night. About 176 people attended as credits were awarded by Rev. Carl H. King. Instructors included Dr. John Keith Benton, Mrs. J. C. Goode, Dr. J. J. Rives, and Mrs. J. A. Bays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point School For Christian Workers
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Board of Christian Education
Western North Carolina Conference
Carl H. King
Board of Education
John Keith Benton
Duke University
J. C. Goode
Richmond, Va
J. J. Rives
Richmond
J. A. Bays
Kingsport
Tenn
Petroleum barrel yields more gasoline than 16 years ago
A barrel of crude petroleum now yields about twice as many gallons of gasoline as it did sixteen years ago, reflecting changes in refining efficiency and gasoline production.
Marjonriocolumn on solving problems with Mar cael Wee
Readers are invited to send questions about problems to Mar cael Wee for answers in the newspaper columns. The note encourages clear inquiries and promises thoughtful guidance in future editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcael Eae Ee
Marriage Strain Report From Drar Miss Mansfield
In a diary style note a Mrs Mansfield recounts eleven years of marriage and three children. She describes hiring a housekeeper who later confessed interest in her husband, then left wishing well and attempting to forget the matter.
Advice on saving a troubled marriage in a家庭 setting
The writer seeks help to save her home and children as her husband acts distant and noncommittal. The advisor urges patience, noting the husband has not yet adapted to changes and is torn by guilt over another woman. Time may reveal whether he will rekindle interest in his family or lose the home.
Reconciliation Advice for Marital Strain
The speaker urges a wise cautious approach avoiding blame toward the husband to prevent making life at home miserable. They warn that reconciliation would be impossible if the past is ignored and advise maintaining restraint in addressing past issues.
When Home Becomes Hard and Yet Hope Remains
A counselor advises a wife in a troubled marriage to seek cooperation with her husband for the sake of their children. If he cannot work with her, she may need to consider separation for the children’s welfare and to ensure a stable home. She should clearly demand his shared responsibility despite living arrangements.
Greensboro Bride Honored at Randleman Bridge Shower
Mrs Larry Hammond and Miss Sarah Mathews hosted Wednesday at Miss Mathews home honoring Mrs Charlie Leonard of Greensboro, a recent bride formerly Miss Margaret Newlin of Randleman. Guests enjoyed rose and autumn floral decor, three contract bridge tables, and a bridal shower with prizes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hammond
Mathews
Greensboro
Randleman
Sarah Mathews
Charlies Leonard
Charles Leonard
Elizabeth Mathews
Hilda McSnyder
Lib Swaim
Lucille Freeman
Rose Parrish
Walter Gibson
Elizabeth Brown
Claude Vanwerry
Lenoir
N. N. Newlin
Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Pickard Home
The Missionary Society of the M. E. churches met at Mrs. J. O. Pickard's home Monday at 7 30. Presiding was Mrs. F O Pope in Mrs J L Stokes absence. Mrs. Brookshire led a Bible study on Philippians. New member Mrs BE Windham joined. seventeen members attended. The group plans to meet with Mrs Ernest Talley in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Churches
J. O. Pickard
F. O. Pope
J. L. Stokes
T. A. Brookshire
Brookshire
Paul
Philippians
Frank Talley
Bray Sil
Mexico
Howard Gray
BE. L. Windham
Ernest Talley
PTA appoints officers at June Fox home meeting
Committee chairmen of the local PTA gathered at Mrs June Fox home Tuesday evening to map the year. Mrs Weaver Lineberry was elected secretary and Mrs Leonard Ward treasurer. After business, Mrs Fox served grape juice and cake to attendees including Mrs N N Newlin Mrs C L Dobson Mia Mary Scott Mrs Richard Brown Mrs E E Bunting Mrs Leonard Ward Mrs Weaver Lineberry and Mrs F O Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Fox
Weaver Lineberry
Leonard Ward
Fox
N. N. Newlin
C. L. Dobson
Mary Scott
Richard Brown
E. E. Bunting
F. O. Pope
Visitors from Raleigh Spend Sunday with Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs John Ferguson Jr of Raleigh spent Sunday in town with Mr and Mrs John Ferguson Sr, as local social ties brought families together for a warm visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferguson, Jr
Raleigh
John Feguson
Swedish Modern Style In Window Decoration
Discusses how to pair window treatments with Swedish Modern furniture. Recommends letting the drapery heat match the light and mood, with rayon weaves for formal settings and informal fabrics for everyday use. Notes beige tones and light nets complement the blonde wood.
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Alton Dall
Natural Bridge Club
George Graves
Worth Street
Wilbur Amos
Dail
John Ward
Zinnias
Bridge Club
Mra Lee Frite
Holly Street
Jack Lowe
Howard Sewell
Vicks
Vasn
Vivian Moser
Staley Montgomery
P.T. A
Elm St
Leona Dry Cleaning CO
North Main ST
Salisbury Altrusan
Miss Lindsay Bridge
Mrs. Morris
Sdool
J. T. Lowe
Ottie Hedrick
Claire Cuthrell
Ethel Perkins
L. EB. Andrews
Wade H. Phillips
L. A. Martin
Miss Cole
Jamestown Book Club
Bruce Dunn
Harding McKinney
Martha Bundy
Hugh Thomas
Mr. Morgan
Norris Frazier
Harold Beasley
Gene Kester
Mrs
Christian Workers School
Marjonrio
Miss Mansfield
Katharine Alfred
Colbert
R. F
Et Millikan
Mary Talley
Pope
N. H. Carpenter
M Weaver Lineberry
Pete Vincannon
J Reams
Hal Alfred
Ja Lassiter
Charlie Hunt
Burr Memorial Hospital
Hunt Mains
Burrus Memorial Hospital
RAL Company
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
North Main
Monilen
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