Miss Barbara Thomas Feted At Mixed Shower
Miss Barbara Thomas was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted at the Tietsort home. Aunt Mrs. Keith Tietsort and hostesses Mrs. Arnold Jester and Mrs. A. R. Campbell presided as 22 guests attended. Miss Thomas will wed Flavins Lee Warford Jr. at English Street Baptist Church in High Point on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Thomas
Keith Tietsort
Arnold Jester
A. R. Campbell
Tietsort
Miss Thomas
Flavins Lee Warford Jr
English St. Baptist Church
High Point
T. D. Thomas
F. L. Warford
Dave
Garden Council To Elect Officers
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the public library Audio-Visual Room for its regular meeting. The main item is the election of officers for the next year and President Mrs. James Parsons asks full club representation.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Order of Business
James Parsons
Leftover Noodles Added To Puffy Omelet
A simple plan to repurpose leftovers. Combine cooled noodles with eggs to form a puffy omelet, folding in seasoned noodles for texture and flavor. Serve warm for a quick, comforting meal.
Beck-Hughes Vows Are Solemnized At Beulah Church
In Lexington on April 2 at Beulah Reformed Church Miss Clara May Hughes became the bride of Dale Beck in a simple ceremony at three o clock officiated by Rev. Melvin Palmer. The couple are from Lexington Route 2 with families as witnesses. The bride wore light blue silk with navy accessories and a white orchid. she is a Davis Townsend School graduate and has worked at Anvil Brand in High Point before plans to join Sheroff's in Lexington. The groom, also a Davis Townsend graduate, is co owner of a radio television service shop in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Beulah Reformed Church
Clara May Hughes
Dale Beck
Melvin Palmer
Lindsay L. Hughes
Route 2
Steve Beck
Beck
Davis-Townsend School
Anvil Brand, Inc
High Point
Sheroff
Vington
Davis- Townsend School
Lexington Route Two
High Point Bridge Players Win In Carolina Play Here
About 100 bridge enthusiasts gathered at the Sheraton Hotel for the Central Carolina Bridge League Special Winners Section and Master Point event. North South winners were Mrs. E. T. Howard and George Brandt of Greensboro with runners up Robert Starnes and Tom Parks of Winston-Salem. East West top pair Robert Travis and John Kerfess of Winston-Salem with second place Mrs. O. C. Durland and Mrs. Farrell Gray of High Point. Master Point winners included Dr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson of Greensboro and runners up Phil Warner and Don Short of High Point. East West winners Capus M Waynick of High Point and Dr. W. W. Elliott of Chapel Hill with second place Mr. and Mrs. Matthews of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
E. T. Howard
George Brandt
Greensboro
Furners
Robert Starnes
Tom Parks
Winston-Salem
Robert Travis
John Kerfess
O. C. Durland
Farrell Gray
High Point
North
South
Fred Patterson
Phil Warner
Don Short
Capus M. Waynick
W. W. Elliott
Chapel Hill
Mathews
Emma Blair School plans May clinic for first graders
Principal J. R. Wells announced a pre school clinic at Emma Blair School on May 5 from 9 to 10 a.m. Immunizations required by law and physical examinations will be offered. This is the health department's only examination opportunity. Children born on or before October 15 are eligible for first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wells
Emma Blair
Health Department
Local notices list illnesses moves travel and a dining tip
Arnold Oldham is seriously ill and had an appendectomy at Point Memorial Hospital. The Nutt family moved from Greensboro to High Point and will reside in Hillcrest Manor Apartments. Mrs Mathews and family returned from Asheville after the death of Mrs Mathews mother Susan Burford. The body was moved to Winston-Salem for interment. Pamela Poets underwent an appendectomy and W C Newby returned home after two weeks of observation. Nursery staff attended a meeting in Durham. Jayn Marshall arrived to spend spring vacation with her parents. Ann Manley McAdams returned home after an appendectomy. Rebecca Hester visits from Woodrow Avenue while recovering from tennis injury. A folding heating pad for hot plates is noted as a French innovation to heat dishes.
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Arnold Oldham
West Point Ave
Point Memorial Hospital
William Mathews
Asheville
Mathews
Susan Burford
Winston-Salem
Jayn Marshall
I. J. Marshall
Forrest Ave
Miss Marshall
Stetson University
DeLand, Fla
Ann Manley McAdams
Terrell Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Williard
Edmans
Garden Council
Beck-Hughes
Beulah Church
Berkshire
Avas
Carolina
UFE
LOOK
Trade Mart Reg Prices Inc
Lester
Jewelers
Perkinson
Robert H. Nutt Jr
Hillcrest Manor
Apts
Pamela Poets
Rotary
W. C. Newby
Chandler St
Ross H. Davis
Herman Burrows
Colin Crawford
Elford York
Durham
Association For Childhood Education
Duke University
Rebecca Hester
Walter F. Hester
Woodrow Ave
Woman's College
Tobias
Berkshires
Donley Duster
Camellia
Navy
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