Local residents host visitors and family in Mt. Airy
A long list of weekend guests and family visits fills Mt. Airy as J. K. Campbell of Winston Salem visits relatives. Daniel Luckenbach and W. W. Avera come from Winston-Salem and Rocky Mount. several trips to Winston-Salem Greensboro and Washington occur. A baby named William Newton born at Martin Memorial Hospital. The T. E. L. Class meets next Tuesday. State Baraca convention honors C W Andrew. Visiting Campbell brothers from Richwood West Virginia and Canton Ohio explore Meadowfield Lumber holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
C. W. Andrew
Andrew
Barack
Salisbury
Archie Campbell
Marguerite
Allan
Richwood
W. Va
James Campbell
Canton
Ohio
Donald Campbell
John Campbell
South Main Street
Meadowfield Lumber Co
Picnic Supper for Visiting Nephews at White Sulphur Springs
Mr and Mrs T G Rawcett hosted a picnic supper at White Sulphur Springs last Thursday evening for a few friends in honor of their nephews Kirby Pope Jr of Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Charles Banner Jr of Greensboro who were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stewart
Chester
Reid Stewart
Ralen Henshew
Richmond
Washington
D. C
Norfolk
H. Armfield
Katherine Fawce
Blowing Rock
Kirby Pope Jr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles Banner, Jr
Greensboro
T. G. Rawcett
White Sulphur Springs
Kirby Pope, Jr
Oklahomaity
Pageant and Ice Cream Feast at Central Methodist Church
Members of the Senior Epworth League present a pageant at Central Methodist Church Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A silver offering will be taken at the door and ice cream will be sold on the lawn after the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Central Methodist Church
Young Folks Party Held By Miss Mary Kapp
Miss Mary Kapp hosted a high school gathering last Wednesday with progressive conversation and a popular cross word puzzle. Thamar Kiger won the prize, a book titled The Sea Hawk, as ice cream and cake were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kapp
Thamar Kiger
Fulk and Beasley Wed in Ararat Ceremony
Cora Fulk of Ararat and William Beasley of this city married at 9 30 Wednesday morning in the Friends meeting house officiated by Rev B H Milliken. About forty five friends attended and wished them well on their trip to Washington DC. The couple will reside here with the groom employed at Willard Filling Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Cora Fulk
Ararat
William Beasley
Friends Parsortage
B. H. Milliken
Washington, D. C
Willard
Raft of details about Ruth Tysor engagement announced
Bray Tysor announces the engagement of Ruth J. Tysor of Ocean View to Robert H. Bray Jr of Mount Airy NC. The wedding is planned for late June in Roanoke Va with the marriage set for June 29. Bray is a brother of Mrs. Fred Witt of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin W. Tsor
F Ocean View
Ruth J. Tysor
Robert H. Bray, Jr
Mount Airy
N.C
Roanoke
Bray
Fred Witt
District missionary meeting draws Elkin women hospitality
Attendees at the district missionary meeting held at the Elkin Methodist Church last Thursday included Mesdames T. H. Worrell O. H. Yokley D. W. Price E. F. McKinney J. L. Waltz Calvin Graves H. M. Foy B. E. Herman and Misses Estelle Leonard Ruth Minick Grace Foy Dorothy Creveling Maude Bundy Mae West and Frances Folger The group praised the generous hospitality provided by Elkin women and described the gathering as enthusiastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
T. H. Worrell
O. H. Yokley
D. W. Price
E. F. McKinney
J. L. Waltz
Calvin Graves
H. M. Foy
B. E. Herman
Misses Estelle Leonard
Ruth Minick
Grace Foy
Dorothy Creveling
Maude Bundy
Mae West
Frances Folger
Methodist Church
Elkin
Special Service Benefit for Colored Baptist Church
A city hall service Sunday at 3 p m features Rev E Gibson Davis preaching. A free will offering will benefit the Colored Baptist Church. Music by the Jubilee Choir of Winston-Salem with local talent. White attendees invited and a large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gibson Davis
Colored Baptist Church
Jubilee Choir
Winston-Salem
Central Methodist Church Notes
A Workers' Council meets Thursday at 8 P M and officers and teachers of the Sunday school are urged to attend. A prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p m precedes the Quarterly Conference at 8 P M Delegates for the Epworth League Conference at Salisbury are listed for June 30 to July 3 including W B Hale Grace Foy Virginia Banner Clarice Bowman Lucile Carter Annie Dean and Mary Kapp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Salisbury
W. B. Hale
Grace Foy
Virginia Banner
Clarice Bowman
Lucile Carter
Annie Dean
Mary Kapp
Little Miss Kivett Celebrates Birthday Party
Little Miss Madeline Kivett celebrated her fourth birthday on Monday afternoon from four to six. Dora Belle Graves won a prize in a children’s game. A pink Jack Horner pie held favors for the youngsters. Guests admired the pink and white dining room color scheme and birthday cake. After candles were blown out, ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Kivett
Dora Belle Graves
Jack Horner
Thompson Simmons Wedding Unites Local Couple at Central Methodist
A large crowd witnessed the marriage of Miss Mary Thompson and Mr. Carl Simmons at Central Methodist Church. Rev H K Boyer officiated as they exchanged vows surrounded by music from Nell Folger and a bridal party in gowns of pastel shades. The couple, after a Virginia Valley trip, received many gifts from a wide circle of relatives and friends including out of town guests from Greenville Pilot Mountain Danbury Martinsville and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Mary Thomp- Ae Peligamtton
Carl Cafferna
Thomas Ashby
Conrad Sheloff
James Hale
William Sydnor
Nell Folger
Martha Jane Gates
H. K. Boyer
D. D
Litett
Raleigh
Fashion Academy
New York City
G. L. Simmons
Oak Ridge
Virginia
Washington, D. C
8. E. Gates
Greenville
Dio Lewis
Pilot Mountain
Bob George
Danbury
Laura and
Robah Brim
Brim
Morgan Simmons
Martinsville
Miss Louisa Kochtitzky Sails for European Tour
Miss Louisa Kochtitzky sails July 1 with Agnes Scott College students. Accompanied by her mother Mrs. E H Kochtitzky and cousins Misses Elizabeth Steele of Rockingham and Caroline Kochtitzky of Wilson, they visit Washington Baltimore and New York to see Louisa aboard her vessel bound for Lisbon. They will tour Southern and Central Europe travel to Norway Sweden London and the British Isles before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Kochtitzky
Agnes Scott College
E. H. Kochtitzky
Elizabeth Steele
Rockingham
Caroline Kochtitzky
Wilson
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Miss Louisa
Lisbon
Portugal
Europe
Norway
Sweden
London
British Isles
Morning Party Honors Bride Elect Miss Mary Thompson
Miss Mary Thompson became the bride of Carl Simmons in a Saturday ceremony. Morning party for the bride elect hosted by Miss Anna Rector and Mrs Vince Fulton featured Canterbury bells and larkspur, a miniature rolling pin wedding cake favor, and bridge games with prizes. Mrs E A Mickey led the Tuesday Bridge Club with the highest score and Mrs Hugh Holcomb topped the visitors. Madonna embroidery gifts and a set of silver tea spoons were awarded. Elaborate refreshments followed. Out-of-town guest Mrs L H Swaim of Princeton, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rector
Vince Fulton
Mary Thompson
Carl Simmons
Canterbury Bells
Larkspur
Bridge
E. A. Mickey
Hugh Holcomb
Miss Marian Prather Hosts Princeton Bridge Party
Miss Marian Prather entertained at her North Main Street home with Miss L. H. Swaim and Miss Mary Thompson as guests of honor. Pink and white decor filled one room with sweet peas and larkspur, yellow tones with coreopsis in another. Eight tables of bridge yielded high score to Miss Isabel Smith. gifts were given to all honorees. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Swaim
Princeton
W. Va
Mary Thompson
Marian Prather
North Main Street
Isabel Smith
Local Notables Visit and Health Notes In Greensboro
Miss Nell Ferguson of Greensboro stays with Mrs. R. L. Penn while Eddie Dick undergoes an operation at Martin Memorial Hospital Monday and heals well. Miss Sale heads to Baltimore after months as Harrison's milliner. Mr. and Mrs. John Cosby and Bettie Cosby plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lewis Thursday. Mrs. T. C. Jackson travels to Mattoax Virginia to visit sister Mrs. Frank Saunders, sewing room coverage is arranged with Mrs. W. C. Jackson during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Redman
Pilot Mountain
Martin Hospital
Nell Ferguson
Greensboro
Eddie Dick
F. H. Dixon
Martin Memorial Hospital
Miss Sale
Baltimore
Harrison's
John Cosby
Little Bettie Cosby
W. M. Lewis
T. C. Jackson
Frank Saunders
Mattoax
W. C. Jackson
Fruits of His Folly Presented at Franklin School
Salem Epworth League members stage the play Fruits of His Folly at Franklin School Friday night June 26. Admission 26 and 15e. Proceeds support Salem Church. You are invited to attend.
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Salem School
Salem Epworth League
Franklin School
Salem Church
Dinner Dance for Miss Koch titzky Honored Hostess
Miss Louisa Kochtitzky was the guest of honor at a dinner party given by Mrs. N C Marion in which twelve were served a five course meal. Afterward the group moved to Miss Kochitzky s home for a dance with several young people in attendance including Miss Helen Smith Miss Mary Mills Fawcett Miss Nell Folger Miss Katharine Marion Lindsay Holcomb Archie Carter Fred Folger Kirby Pope of Oklahoma James Ashby and Rossie George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Kochtitzky
N. C. Marion
Kochiitzky
Mrs. Marion
Helen Smith
Mary Mills Fawcett
Nell Folger
Katherine Marion
Lindsay Holcomb
Archie Carter
Fred Folger
Kirby Pope
Oklahoma
James Ashby
Rossie George
Porch Party Honors Bride-Elect Miss Thompson
Mrs. J D Jenkins hosted a porch bridge party at the Jenkins House on Wednesday evening for bride-elect Miss Mary Thompson. Attendees included her sister Mrs J H Allred and guests Miss Marian Prather, Miss Anna Rector, Mrs E Gates of Greerville VA, and Mrs Nell Folger who won the high score. ----------------
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thompson
J. D. Jenkins
Jenkins House
J. H. Allred
8. E. Gates
Greerville
L. H. Swaim
Princeton
W. Va
Marian Prathir
Anna Rector
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