Mount Airy Happenings Abound With Visits and Travel
Local column lists residents and visitors including Mrs Bruce Yakley in Edenton Billy Burke in Washington Mrs Lewis Lamm returning from Georgia Ruth Bowman visiting Clarice Bowman at Duke Rev C S Kirkpatrick and family in New York City Ruth Short on vacation in the city J C Cronningham in Kentucky and Tennessee trips W H Britt relocating to Hendersonville and other weekly updates of kinfolk and travels observed around Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bowman
Clarice Bowman
Duke University
Durham
Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Sprinkle
Mr Sprinkle
New York City
Mary Nelle Short
Hickory
J. C. Cronningham
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mrs Dalmar Lewis Hosts Auction Bridge Club
Mrs Dalmar Lewis hosted her auction bridge group Tuesday night at her Willow Street home with extra tables for visitors. Top scorers were Mrs William Allred and runner-up Mrs Wade Moody. visitors’ high was Mrs D C Lewis. Out of town guest was Mrs Faye Utt of Tennessee. A salad course with iced tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmar Lewis
Auction Bridge Club
Willow Street
William Allred
Wade Moody
D. C. Lewis
Faye Utt
Tennessee
Greever Utt
Baptisms Link Evangelistic Services to Church Growth
A Highland Park Baptist Church revival led to 71 new members after Dr. I. T. Jacobs preached. In the Sunday service 65 more were baptized by Rev. H. B. Stanley at Stewart Creek, with about 2000 attendees watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Silver Slipper Dance Attracts 125 Couples In Va
The fifth annual Silver Slipper dance Friday night in the Goldsmith Building drew about 125 couples from Creenasboro Statesville Wytheville Stuart Galax and Hilleville Va. The ballroom was beautified and Jack Baxter and his orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith Building
Creenasboro
Statesville
Wytheville
Stuart
Galax
Hilleville
Jack Baxter
Ruth Blizzard Weds Griffin Dotson in Hillaville Ceremony
Ruth Blizzard became Mrs Griffin Dotson in a quiet ceremony at Hillaville Virginia on Saturday June 11. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Blizzard of this city and a 1932 Mount Airy High School graduate. Dotson, from Asheville, works at Eads Motor Co. in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Blizzard
Griffin Dotson
Hillaville
Dotson
R. A. Blizzard
Blizzard and Banks Transfer Co
Mount Airy High School
Asheville
Eads Motor Co
Mrs Lovill Hosts Contract Club Luncheon Guest From Seattle
Mrs G C Lovill will be hostess to her contract club with a luncheon Friday morning. Mrs S F Harris of Seattle Washington will be guest of honor at the gathering hosted by Mrs Lovill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Lovill
S F. Harris
Seattle
Wash
Lieut and Mrs Haynes Honored at Informal Dinner
Lieut and Mrs Vance Haynes were guests at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Haynes. The eight covers included Lieut and Mrs Vance Haynes, Mr and Mrs J Graham Harrison, and Mr and Mrs Carroll Hill. Haynes, in the government air service, is transferring from Montgomery Alabama to Langley Field Virginia after a vacation spent here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Haynes
J. B. Haynes
J. B., Haynes
J. Graham Harrison
Carroll Hill
Haynes
Government Air Service
Montgomery
Ala
Langley Field
S. P. Graves Jr Schedules Early Arch Degree Details
S P Graves Jr graduated in architecture after completing the five year course in four years at Veggle School of Architecture. He had his bachelor of architecture degree awarded and plans to begin the session with his father. Graves visited relatives in South Boston Virginia and Washington DC while the trip included stops in Gastonia Enoree Spartanburg and Kannapolis. News notes include visitors from Seattle Galax Charlotte and Winston-Salem and a birth announced for Mr and Mrs C H Bennett on South Street last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Harman le
Mr. Harman
Virginia
T. Fawcett
Statesville
Paige Vaughn
South
Boston
J. Dillon Simpson
J. © Simpson, Jr
South Boston
Roberta York
Washington, D.C
Maybelle Poovey
Vinitut Ds
Gastonia
Hale
Eddie Webb
Galax
C. C. MI
Kannapolis
J. M. Hill
C. H. Bennett
South Street
R. FP. Leavell
Greensboro
T. V. DeMasters
Billy Avera
Rocky Mount
C. Hm, Haynes
John Kluttz
Concord
J. D. Kluttz
Veglee
Jones Family Visiting Locally From Several Cities
Mrs M A Jones has kept her children at home while relatives visit. Albert and Luther Jones from Los Angeles arrive with Ernest Jones of Atlanta. Mrs E C Seewald of Washington and Mr and Mrs Jesse Mack of Winston Salem join the group. Alice Jones in New York could not take vacation. Remaining family members live here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Jones
Albert and
Luther Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Ernest Jones
Atlanta
E. C. Seewald
Washington, D. C
Jesse Mack
Winston-Salem
Alice Jones
New York
Springs Luncheon and Bridge at White Sulphur Springs
An elegant weekly event hosted by Mrs C M Whitlock in White Sulphur Springs, a contract club luncheon began at 10 30 A M with flowers and a four course meal. Attendees included Mrs William Hadhey Mrs Pred Folger Mrs Lewis Lamm Mrs Donald Rector Mrs H H Llewellyn Mrs Bailey Glenn Mrs Will Hollingsworth and Mrs Whitlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
C. M. Whitlock
William Hadhey
Pred Folger
Lewis Lamm
Donald Rector
H. H. Llewellyn
Bailey Glenn
Will Hollingsworth
Mra. Whitlock
Moore Hall Marriage Announcement In Wilson NC
Mrs. Charlies Lee Coon announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Moore to Thomas Seliman Hall on Wednesday June 8, 1932 in Wilson North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Lee Coon
Mary Moore
Thomas Seliman Hall
Wilson
North Carolina
Hendren Hosts Bridge Evening For Visiting Guest
Mrs. Hendren entertained her sister and house guest Miss Mae Byrd Heeth of Jacksonville Florida and Mrs. James Ashby with four bridge tables at her Franklin Street home. Prizes went to Mrs. Clyde Shelton for high rock score and Miss Alma Yakley for high bridge score. Gifts included a hobnail vase for Mrs. Ashby and a Venetian print for Miss Heeth. The gathering featured garden flowers and an ice course. Additional events this week included a Winston-Salem theatre party and a Hendren family picnic to Roaring Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hendren
Franklin Street
Mae Byrd Heeth
Jacksonville
Pia
James Ashby
Clyde Shelton
Alma Yakley
Miss Heeth
Winston-Salem
Roaring Gap
Noted Bible Teacher Coming to Rockford Street Tabernacle
Rev. William M. Smith of Westfield Indiana will speak at the Rockford Street Tabernacle Friday evening with three assistants. Smith is a renowned Bible teacher active across the continent and will join meetings in Dunlap Springs. The tabernacle series ends Sunday as E A Wachtel departs for Spottsylvania Camp Grounds. About 120 professions were made during Wachtel's ministry and he will resume services July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Smith
Westfield
Ind
Tabernacle
Rockford Street
Wachtel
Spottsylvania Camp Grounds
Miss Homet Dinner Honors Ashes at White Sulphur Springs
Miss Edna C. Homet hosted a dinner party Friday evening at the White Sulphur Springs Hotel honoring Mr and Mrs James Ash and Mr and Mrs Ross Ashby of Greensboro. Thirty guests enjoyed a four course meal with floral decor and corsages followed by the Silver Slipper dance with out of town guest Miss Elizabeth Stroud of Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Ashby
Greensboro
Elizabeth Stroud
Chapel Hill
T. B. Ashby
Alonzo Howarton
Margaree
W. Midkiff
James Ashby
Edna C. Homet
White Sulphur Springs Hotel
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Edenton
Billy Burke
Stelin Raster
Route Five
Norfolk, Va
Georgia
John Medween
Timmonaville
Atty
W. F. Carter
R. E. Gates
Greenville
R. E. Pittman
Charlotte
J. E. Johnson
D. C. Williamson
Elkin
G. W. Hutchison
Rev. A. C. Gibbs
Ocracoke
R. R. Jackson
Baltimore
Jackson Bros. Department Store
Irma Saunders
Richmond
Mrs. Saunders
Floyd W. Maxey
Chula, Va
Maxie
Jesse F. Booker
Church Street
Nathan Long
Prof
DeMasters
W. H. Britt
Hendersonville
Mrs. Britt
Mr. Britt
New Willow Hotel
Howard Foy
Norfolk
Mr. Foy
Mrs. Foy
Baby
W. E. Jackson
W. D. Leonard
Louisburg
Father Adler
James F. Ashby
Ethel Thomas Porter
William Porter
Martha George
Minnie Westmoreland
N. J
Martha Stone
Eunice Lawson
Martin Memorial Hospital
Children’s Hospital
King
Elsie Sparger
C. C. Hale
Edmond Carter
Elm City
P. A. Westmoreland
Vera Goyars
Max Meadows
J. R. Soyars
J. M. Francis
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ed Stainback
Bob Foy
Lexington
Bob
H. M. Foy
Virginia Beach
Granville Wade
Prank Whitaker
Clyde Beasley
Silver Slipper Club
Blue Moon Orchestra
Doris Cockerham
Herndon, Va
Washington
W. R. Lovill, Jr
Josephine Batemen
Wilmington
Brooklyn
WN. Y
Edna Ellie
Eljin House
Fred Folger
Henry Folger
William Allison
R. G. Dean
A. M. Short
Deandale
W. E. Poovey
Mrs. Poovey
High Point
J. H. Prather
Jones Brown
John Prather
Prather
Piedmont Springs
R. L. Sides
Lynchburg
Theodore Reece
Youn People’s Department of
Central Methodist Sunday School
Kapp’s Mill
Patricia Jane
John Mouly Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Laurel Fork
Mrs. J D. Kluttz
Laurel Park
J. D. Smith, Jr
Mihit
Bettie
Margie Shelton
Route 6
Louise
Agnes Ward
Wille Sue
Ernestine Blackburral
Mount Airy
Shirley
Kathleen McCraw
Cana, Va
Rey
Edgar Poovey
Mr. Poovey
Poovey
Ashe County
W. D. Collins
Mary Walker
Ridley Park
Artemus Smith
Helen Smith
Wilmington, del
Levi T. Rhodacker
Fancy Gap Road
Willie Moore Gentry
Chestnut Crest
Sherm Nichols
Woodrow Roberts
Bull Forrest
Ed Springthorpe
Red Worrell
Gentry
Robert Smith
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Smith, Jr
Nashville
F. L. Smith
R. E. Forrest
Fancy Gap
Mrs. Dalmar Lewis
Miss Ruth Blizzard
Bride of Griffin Dotson
Mrs. Lovill
Leasie Smith
Enoree
Spac
Anburg
8. C
8. F. Harris
Seattle, Wash
G. C. Levill
The
City
Helen Payne
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
J. B. Riley
Wadenboro
Mrs. Riley
Marcus Boyd
Boyd
Mesdames
J. M. Hollingsworth
J. D. Simpson
Harriett Whitaker
Miss Katherine Price
Lucile Haynes
Mrs. C. H. Haynes
Joe W. Johnson
Winston- Salem
Vivian Gardner
Misses Ttle
Marjorie Shelton
Kathleen Herman
Earl Herman
Enfield
S. P. Graves,Jr
Jones Family Gathering Home
Moore-Hall
First National Bank
Mount Airy, N. C
T. G. Fawcett
D. C
Mrs. Hendren
Miss Homet
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