Bridal courtesy for Miss Peatross hosted by Tria Hosiery Mills
Madeline Hoover ae tor notes a bridal shower for Miss Peatross in mid April when she marries William Kirby of this city. At Mrs Cam Ragan’s 720 Chestnut Street home last evening the office staff of Tria Hosiery Mills hosted games and prizes. Gifts included a Wagerie set with matching nylon robe and other items for the bride to be. Eighteen guests attended including her mother Mrs CB Peatross and sister Mrs Harold Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Peatross
William Kirby
Tria Hosiery Mills
Cam Ragan
Chestnut Street
Harold Tuttle
R. B Moore
Miss Peatross
The
CB. Peatross
J. R.tysinger
Peatross
W O T Club Hosts Guests At Emerywood Meeting
Members of the W O T Club gathered at Emerywood Country Club for a regular meeting. Mrs Hiram Armentrout and Mrs R K Stewart assisted in hospitality in the private dining room with spring floral arrangements and antique china. A course repast followed a brief business session led by Mrs A S Parker in the club lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
Emerywood Country Club
Hiram Armentrout
R. K. Stewart
Mesdames C. F. Tomlinson
W. C. Idol
W. C. Jones
UN A. Millis
C. M. Hauser
Parker
Joseph
FASTER BUNNY Adds Seasonal Flair to Lamb Roast
A playful garnish idea uses whole cloves in canned pear halves to resemble bunnies. Decorate with cream cheese and arrange bunny shaped pieces around the roast for a festive platter.
Social engagements and wedding events listed for the week
A schedule of social gatherings includes parties and coffees hosted by Mrs. Comfort, Mrs. Tate, and Mrs. Ingram, plus a bride-elect Evelyn Ann Davis events with Miss Davis and her fiancé Robert H. Nutt. Attendees include Miss Betty Anne Johnson and Miss Davis with Rozzelle-Simmons wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Froelich
Emerywood Country Club
Evelyn Ann Davis
Priscilla Club
Fred P. Ingram
Rotary Drive
J. A. Myatt
Robert H. Nutt
Greensboro
Betty Anne Johnson
Rozzelle - Simmons
Winston-Salem
Colonial Drive
Tar Heel Club To Entertain DAR Congress Delegates
The Tar Heel Club of Washington will host more than 100 Daughters of the American Revolution delegates from North Carolina at a reception and tea on Thursday April 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. The event takes place at the Hoyt Mansion 1701 Rhode Island Avenue N W owned by Mrs Linda Ancher and lent for the occasion. Arrangements are led by Robert A Erwin with committee chair Mrs Raymond deMott. North Carolina congress members and their wives will be invited to attend and catering will be provided by Mrs Ona Lee Jeffries of Matthews assisted by local allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tar Heel Club of
Washington
North Carolina
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hoyt
Rhode Island Avenue
N. W
Linda Ancher
Norfolk
Tarboro
Congress
Ona Lee Jeffries
Matthews
Red Songer
Carving Guide for Easter Lamb and Yemeni Bedouins
A family note explains how to carve lamb for Easter with precise slicing from the leg end toward the bone and resting the roast on the cut surface. It also clarifies Bedouins in Yemen are mountain farmers, not desert nomads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemen
Bride-To-Be Mary Peatross Feted By Office Staff
Officer staff members of Triangle Hosiery Mills honor Miss Mary Peatross, a member of the mill staff, with gifts as she prepares to wed Bill Kirby this month. The photo shows her receiving presents, flanked by Mrs C B and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peatross
Bill Kirby
Triangle Hosiery Mills
C. B. Re
Anyal Pestross
Kirby
Anger
City-Wide Party Features Dog Movie Games and Dancing
A city wide party hosted by the Association for Childhood Education and the PTA Council offers adults and children a 7:30 p.m. program at Janor High School. Tickets are sold at the door and 80 cents advance. events include a dog film My Dog Shep with a stray German Shepherd story, plus dancing, games and a cafeteria scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ildren
Janor High
Companseent
Association For Childhood Education
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Ee Eerie
Dork Shep
Parrot Tico-Tico Guarded by Family in California
In Long Beach California a midget Mexican parrot named Tico-Tico, once a raider of grain fields, now roams the home of Clinton and Marston Smith. The bird competes with the boys for meals and favors milk and cereal, often pecking at pancake syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Tico- Tico
Mexico
Clinton and
Marston Smith
co-Tico
J. Stanley Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Actiities
Madeline Hoover
TOR
Triangle Office
W.O.T. Club
Mesdames Armentrout
Stewart
VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Broad Street
Mesdames
B. W. Davis
R.&. Suggs
R. A. Lackey
Oteen Hospi
Pharmaceutical Mediary
Walter R. Comfort
Greenway Drive
Entre Nous Club
A. E. Tate
Bill Horney
Arbordale Drive
Tar Heel
Quality Bakery
N. Main ST
Telephone 3166
Ragan
Enterprise
Jim Barbee
China
Samuel Hyman
Luray
Creamers
Ed Eto
S. Main
Pine ST
High Point
Armamohair
Sfriedmans
S. Main Street
Friedmans
Lilac
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