Letitian Club Fetes Brides And Bride-Elect At Dinner
The Letitian Club held a charm dinner at Reynoldé Grill Win jest to honor Miss Ade Williamson bride-elect and other members. Fourteen guests, a four course meal, and handmade silver gift centers marked each place. Members listed include Miss Williamson, Mrs Korodin, Mrs Armstrong, and several other club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitian Club
Elembers
Reynoldé Grill
Winjest
Ade- Williamson
Glenn Perry
Einstein
EU- Armstrong
Gold Clark
Fiarigoide
Williamson
Korodin
Armstrong
Biolse Inez Hedrick
Ruth Poole
Dot Smith
Mary Reid Idol
Dorothy Crawley
Robert Davis
Fred Morrill
Grady Anderson
Darrell Bulla
Mrs W Frank Barfield Feted At Sunset Drive Bridge
Mrs W Frank Barfield former Miss Eva Chappelear honored at a Tuesday bridge hosted by Mrs W J Bryant on Sunset Drive. Guests included Virginia King and others. gifts featured crystal glasses and a Japanese parasol shower for the bride amid mints cakes and ice cream shaped as wedding bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Barfield
Eva Chappelear
W. J. Bryant
Sunset Drive
Self
Kate Lomas
Vila King
Mond
Orie C. Harvey
Mesdames
Frank Barfield
Oriel Harvey
Winford Hinkle
Hoyle Lopp
James Brooks
Otis Sain
van Cannady
Fred Munday
Dwight Andrews
James Phillipe
Virginia King
Charles Kearns
Harry Bolick
Ed Ellieon
Shirley Farr
Helen Smith
Bessie Hedrick
Doris Caldwell
Lomax
Virginia Se
Girls Pen Club Elects New Member
At the Girls Pentagon club meeting hosted by Miss Marian Elliott at 401 Parkway, Miss Dorothy Stabler was elected to membership. Stabler, recently moved from Baltimore, joins Lois Chidester Marguerite Burress Mildred Ferguson Marian Elliott and Mrs Cook and Mrs Kelman Gomo. A December dance was planned and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Marian Elliott
401 Parkway
Dorothy Stabler
Miss Stabler
High Point
Baltimore
Misses Stabler
Lois Chidester
Marguerite Burress
Mildred Ferguson
Mesdames
Robert Cook
Kelman Gomo
Oak View P T A to Meet Thursday Evening
Oak View Parent Teacher Association members will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. President Mrs C T Yarborough urges all members to attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
C. T. Yarborough
Association
Social events and school groups fill weekend schedule
Delta Tau club hosts luncheon at Mrs. Tomlinson's home on Parkway. City school faculty recognized at Emerywood Country Club with High Point Parent Teacher Council supper and music program. Canterbury club meets Friday at Mrs. Sale's Otteray Drive home. Saturday features the children's play Robin Hood at Paramount Theater by the Janitor League, an adaptation of the merry men tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
Robin Hood
Paramount Theater
Gladys Palmer Weds Harold Robertson in Greenville
Mrs N B Palmer announces the marriage of her daughter Gladys to Harold Robertson of High Point on August 1 1936 in Greenville North Carolina Rev T R Hodgin First Baptist Church officiated The couple will reside at 400 West Broad Street with a group of local friends attending the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. N. EB. Palmer
Gladys
Harold Robertson
High Point
Greenville
T. R. Hodgin
First Baptist Church
Medical Auxiliary To Meet Tomorrow In Greensboro
The Guilford County Medical Society Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the King Cotton hotel Greensboro. Wives of local physicians are urged to attend. Charles Farrell of Greensboro will present an illustrated lecture on his recent trip to Mexico after the dinner and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Charles Farrell
Mexico
Entre Nous Meeting Postponed by Club President
A called Entre Nous club meeting with Mire. W. Beavans was scheduled for Thursday at three p.m. but has been postponed, announced today by president Mrs. W. Beavans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Neogs Club
Mire
W. (. Beavans
W. Cc. Beavans
Eleven Members At Omega Luncheon At Sheraton
Eleven members of the Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma Sorority gathered at the Sheraton yesterday noon for the weekly luncheon. The group also attends the twice monthly psychology lecture course led by Dr. P. B. Lindley of High Point College. Hostess Mrs. Ethel Flynt welcomed members and arranged advance calls to confirm attendance.
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Omega
Kappa Gamma Soreity
National Education Organization
Sheraton Hotel
P. BK. Lindley
High Point College
Ethel Flynt
Business Girls Club Supper Meeting Honors September Birthdays
The Business and Professional Girls club met at the Y W C A Hut for a 6 30 supper with 29 members. After the meal a brief session honored four September birthdays: Mrs Kathleen Roser Miss Martha Sartin Miss Vola Anderson and Miss Lucille Hayworth with a birthday cake and lighted tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Kathleen Roser
Martha Sartin
Vola Anderson
Lucille Hayworth
West End T. B. L. class meeting this Thursday
The T. B. L. class of West End Baptist church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the hut. All members are asked to be present at this meeting. Circle four of the First Methodist Protestant church will sell Brunswick stew at the church tomorrow. call 2457 to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End T. &. L
T. BE. L
West End Baptist Church
Thureday
M. P. Circle
Friends of Tom Bates Still Confined at Home
The community notes that Tom Bates remains ill at his home 706 Montheuae avenue after a period of confinement. In other news, Mr and Mrs J Myers Mrs P T Myers and Mrs Vernon Hepler were among locals who attended the funeral of Mrs J O Wall at Pinnacle M E Church yesterday afternoon. Mrs Wall died Monday morning due to heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bates
Montheu Avenue
J. ©. Myers
P. T. Myers
Vernon Hepler
J. O. Wall
Pinnacle M. EB. Church
Dr Lindley Resumes Study Course At Wesley Memorial
Dr P F Lindley led the second of three study sessions at Wesley Memorial church sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary. The group discussed morality versus personal religion using the devotional book Songs In The Night. A large turnout from the church and city members was noted with the final session scheduled for this afternoon at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Today
P. F. Lindley
Wesley Memorial Church
Five Tables Play Bridge At Emerywood Club Event
Five tables of contract bridge were in play yesterday morning at the Emerywood Country club. A ladies party and out of town guests accompanied the event with Mrs. Tom Kearns winning the prize for highest score. Mrs. Paul Casey and Mrs. Jesse Washburn assisted. several members attended including Fletcher Cox and John Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Tom Kearns
Hosteseee
Paul Casey
Jesse Washburn
Wegal
Emerywood Club
Washburn
Fletcher Cox
John Walker
George McLarty
Phil Warner
Laurance Ingram
J. T. Ryen
John C. Abela
Faculty Party Shifts Start Time to Six Tomorrow
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council announces a six o'clock start for tomorrow night’s faculty party at Emerywood Country Club. The buffet supper includes music and dance numbers arranged by local artistes. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. C. H. Willard at 9931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Counccil
Emerywood Country Club
Mre. H. St. Coffield
Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson Urges Music Rise In City Schools
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council opened the new year with a program by Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson who urged expanding music in the curriculum. Speakers outlined goals, with drives for needy lunch funds and a buffet for faculty honored at Emery wood Country Club. The group discussed city schools plans as Dr. T. Wingate Andrews and others spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Eim Street
H. J. Coffield
BE. M. Shipman
Oak Hill
H. P. Morrison
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Mra
Edgar Hartley
Council
Mra. Coffield
Emerywood Country Club
C. H. Willard
C. F. Tomlinson
Musie
Floyd Wilson
Geddie Strickland
T. Wingate Andrews
Meredith College Twig to Publish First Issue of Year
The first issue of the year of the Twig, Meredith College's bi monthly newspaper, will be ready for distribution Saturday. Editor Miss Katherine Shuford announces special articles on the Astrotekton and Philaretian literary societies, rush week activities, campus news, and features by Katherine Covington and Minnetta Bartlett. Tryouts for three more reporters include Ethel Knott, Virginia Reynolds, Lillian Poe, Mildrede Ann Critcher, Annie Elizabeth Coward. The staff lists Misa Shuford, Frances Pittman, Mary Johnson McMillan, Kate Mills Sutter, Helen Hilliard, Mary Jane Lindley, Eleanor Edwards, Frances Tatum, Dorothy Lowdermilk, Ruth Purvis, Ruth Abernethy, and Katherine Covington in various editing and business roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith College
Raleigh
Twig
Katherine Shuford
Astrotekton
Philaretian
Katherine Covington
Thomasville
Minnetta Bartlett
Kinston
Ethel Knott
Oxford
Virginia Reynolds
Lillian Poe
Margaret Grayson
High Point
Mildrede Ann Critcher
Lexington
Annie Elizabeth Coward
Goldsboro
Misa Shuford
Frances Pittman
Mary Johnson McMillan
Dahlia Show and Supper Set at High School Auditorium
Randleman reports the annual Dahlia show and supper will be held in the high school auditorium home economic rooms on Saturday night October 3. Supper will be served from 5 to 9 o clock. Miss Nancy Reece Robins and Bernice Hinshaw hosted a tacky party Saturday night with games and contests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Reece Robins
Bernice Hinshaw
Local Personal Friday Shopping and Family Visits
Miss Elizabeth Swaim spent time in Greensboro shopping. Mrs Flo French shopped in High Point on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H K Smith of Greensboro visited with Mrs Smiths mother, Belle Smith, over the weekend. Mrs BE N Wall spent the weekend with Mrs Joe Kearns of Farmer. Miss Louise Matthews, a Franklinton high school faculty member, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs W F Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Swaim
Greensboro
Flo French
High Point
Mrs. H. K. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mrs
Belle Smith
BE. N. Wall
Joe Kearns
Farmer
Louise Matthews
Franklinton High School
W. F. Matthews
Robin Hood Play Set By Junior Service League At Paramount
A three act production titled Robin Hood features the familiar legends of Robin Hood and his Merry Men. The Junior Service League stages the play Saturday at 6 45 am in the Paramount theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
Junior Service League
Paramount Theater
Richard
Hil May
Marion
Nottingham
Jane
Guy of
Gisbourne
HENRY LLOYD HENSON BORN HERE SUNDAY
Mr and Mrs Raymond Henson announce the birth of a son Henry Lloyd on September 27 at the family home 690 West Green Street this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lloyd Henson
Raymond Henson
Henry Lloyd
West Green Street
Thomasville Bridge Function Honors Mrs Vann Stringfield
Miss Florence Lawrence and Miss Sadie Chapman hosted a bridge party at West Main street in Thomasville for Mrs Vann Stringfield formerly Mae Shearer. Twenty five guests played six tables with Alvah Boyles winning kerchiefs. music by Dorothy Hoskins Charlotte Hammer and Sara Elizabeth Veynon announced a Saturday recital at Main Street School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Florence Lawrence
Sadie Chapman
West Main Street
Vann Stringfield
Mae Shearer
Alvah Boyles
John R. Myers
John Crowell
Dorothy Hoskins
Charlotte Hammer
Thomasville City
Main Street
Miss Hoskins
Miss Hammer
Sara Elizabeth Veynon
Burlington
High Point
Miss Priscilla Lambeth Plans School Entry in Bradford
Miss Priscilla Lambeth left last week for New York where she joined sister Mre Spencer Carleton of Gardner Massachusetts. They will visit Gardner then Miss Lambeth will enter Bradford College Bradford Massachusetts. Mrs. T. E. White of Anderson South Carolina visits her parents. The Carpenters and children spent a weekend in Greenville South Carolina. The Bartleys and Miss Evelyn Bartley vacationed in Evergreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Lambeth
New York
Spencer Carleton
Gardner
Mass
Lambeth
Btradford College
Bradford
T. E. White
Anderson
Ss. C
EB. O. Swicegood
R. B. Carpenter
Bobby
Hester Louise
Greenville
8. C
Clyde Bartley
Evelyn Bartley
Evergreen
Miss Chesson Wed To Felix Sawyer
Mr and Mrs L W 502 White Oak announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth Balle to Felix Sawyer of the late Mr and Mrs Sawyer in Danville on Saturday September 26. The ceremony at Calvary M church was led by BE G HE pastor. The bride wore a spruce bine dress with accessories. After a wedding trip through Virginia Tennessee and Western North Carolina the couple will reside at 502 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Francis Sybil Hughes
Clarence Edwin Hughes
Thomas Monroe Blankenship
Brida
Cathcart Birth Announcement for Ronda Merle
Mr and Mrs D B Cathcart announce the birth of a daughter Ronda Merle on Tuesday September 28 at their home on Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronda M. Cathcart
D. BE. Cathcart
Ronda Merle
Lindsay Street
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Attractive Bridge
Peggy Anne
Main ST
Ring Drug CO
Saaa
Moffitt’s
North Main
Oak View P.T. A
Ee Delta Tau Club
C. Tominson
Farkway
Gladys Palmer
Sheraton
Business Girls Club
Aristocrat
Beauty Shop
Esther Minard
Wilma Sherman
Flapper
Ite Service
By Sylvia
Dr. Lindley
Wesley
Mra. N
R. L. Brincon
P.T. Council On ‘Music
H. P. Powell
Howard P. Powell
John K. Wood
Dr. Ross
L. C. Crawford
T. A. Burns
Hobbs
Marvin Lovett
Virginia Cross
Kathleen Kearns
Dorothy His
Helen Thomp
Sarah Helen Covington
Ruth Anderson
Ethel Johnen
Murray Field
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Palestine
Robin Hoo
Friar
Little John
Scariett
Friar Tuck
Taedman Eugene Jennings
Clearence Ferrell Gibson
Julia Brown Jennings
Gibson
R. EB. Raypas
F. J
J. R. Walker
Nat Walter
C. L. Harris
Shirley
Lee Seagle
Hickory Day
Mies
Emma Jean Shore
Tawhba College
Salisbury
Miss Chesson
Felix Sawyer
Cos
Piccadilly
Times Square
45Th ST
Broadway
Ender Deerer
Plymouth
Capitol
Forrest
Echreste Son
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