Bridal Courtesies And Club Meetings Dominate Asheboro Social Scene
Asheboro April 6. Miss Bert Kelly bride elect of April was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Wade Pugh at her mother’s home. Miss Kelly will wed Ivey Gaddy Maness of Franklinville on April 20. The gathering included a receiving line with sisters Miss Minnie Lee Kelly and Mrs. A. K. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Bert Kelly
Wade Pugh
S. C. Beeson
Kelly
Ivey Gaddy Maness
Franklinville
Pugh
Minnie Lee Kelly
Carthage
A. K. Perkins
John Womble
Broadway
Bess Brown
Greensboro
Wayne Cox
Lennie Lewallen
Chester Parker
Garden Club Meetings Scheduled Across High Point Area
A busy week of gatherings listed with various clubs meeting at residents' homes and local venues. Activities include Garden Club sessions, DAR chapter hosting, nursing association meetups, and American Legion Auxiliary events across multiple neighborhoods and times.
Shipworms Reveal Ocean Timber Threat to Vessels
A tiny mollusk called the teredo or shipworm damages ships by burrowing through wooden piles and timbers, causing millions in marine losses yearly as its shell rasp grinds into wood.
DAR Chapter To Meet Tuesday At Thomasville Home
The Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a 3 p.m. meeting Tuesday at 18 Randolph St. Thomasville hosted by Mrs. James W. Johnson with associates Mrs. Charles F. Phillips Mrs. J. R. Blair Mrs. R. L. Brinson Mrs. Vann B. Stringfield and Mrs. John R. Myers presenting Essays on The program Good Citizenship by three Good Citizens of the chapter Miss Beamon Miss Willard and Miss Holliday will attend with their parents and be honored guests.
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C. P. Moffitt
Point
Garden Club
R. B. Culler
Westwood
James W. Johnson
Thomasville
Alexander Martin
DAR
Randolph St
YMCA
High Point
OFS
Masonic Temple
Mary Ridge
Kendall Dr
Lynda Kay Ridge
Ann Cummings
Em- Estates
Burbank
E. Lexington Ve
West Emerywood
Lexington Ymca
High Point Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Joseph Botts
Cedron Ave
Oak View
Jones Burns
Charles F. Phillips
J. R. Blair
R. L. Brinson
Vann B. Stringfield
John R. Myers
Margaret Beamon
J. E. Beamon
Gatewood Street
Polly Willard
C. R. Williard
Route 3
High
High Point Girl Elected President of Salem Seniors
Nancy Cridlebaugh of High Point has been elected president of the next senior class at Salem College. Miss Cridlebaugh, daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Cridlebaugh, graduated from High Point High School and majors in religion at Salem. This year she serves as junior class president.
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High Point
Salem
Winston-Salem
Nancy Cridlebaugh
Cve
Miss Cridlebaugh
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Edgedale St
High Point High School
Devil's Tower National Monument Marked 50th Anniversary
The Devil's Tower National Monument in northeastern Wyoming, the first national monument in the United States, observes its 50th anniversary in 1956.
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Devil's Tower National Monument
Wyoming
United States
Porcupines Do Not Shoot Quills in Self Defense
Quill shooting myth debunked as porcupines defend themselves by piercing with quills when threatened. Researchers explain quills detach easily but are not fired like projectiles. impact is contact based, not aimed, and sparing detail about avoidance and warning displays.
Dogwood Garden Club Welcomes New Member After Lecture
Fifteen Dogwood Garden Club members attended a Friday morning lecture on flower arrangements sponsored by the Garden Council. After the program the group lunched at Furniture City Restaurant and welcomed new member Mrs. Herman E. Crawford. The club will not meet this Wednesday.
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Dogwood Garden Club
The
Garden Council
Furniture City
Herman E. Crawford
Jr. Woman's Club Plans Luncheon on High Street
The Junior Woman's Club will hold its regular luncheon meeting at the Woman's Club on High Street. The event is scheduled for 12 30 p.m.
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Woman's Club
High Street
Mrs Troxler Demonstrates Flower Arranging for Garden Clubs
Mrs Fred Troxler of Greensboro an accredited judge and teacher gave a Friday morning lecture and demonstration on flower arranging sponsored by the High Point Council of Garden Clubs. She discussed history mechanics and container materials and exhibited four arrangements illustrating line mass and triangle design in a Gray container and a white container with yellow and purple accents. The program, held in Ragan Hall at the Friends Meeting House, met an enthusiastic reception as the first of its kind sponsored by the Garden Council.
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Fred Troxler
Greensboro
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Troxler
Sparse Settlement From Aswan to Nile Delta
Sparse settlements extend from Aswan in southern Egypt to the Nile Delta with farms and towns lining the river banks. The described area appears exhausted and underdeveloped, with limited resources and infrastructure noted in the fragment.
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Aswan
Egypt
Nile Delta
Nile River
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W. K. Johnson
Randolph Book Club
Johnson
J. E. McNeely
Oscar C. Poole
Roue
Anna Abigail
Dempsey Lee Delk
Aster Delk
Denton
Route 2
Chesterfield
S. C
H. C. Caviness
Robbins Avenue
Mrs. Caviness
Randolph County
James C. Caviness
Seattle
Wash
E. V. Williamson
Loman Mitchell
W. J. Burrows
Lyde Morgan
Mica Miller
Ruth Wilson
Mary Wolbert
Rose Ferguson
Marshall
Ann Thompson
Mamie Williamson Adair
Helen Hughes
Ruth
Fred Kearns Jr
Esther
Ophelia Bruton
Martha
Addie Fagge
Electa
Moleta Morgan
National Carbon Card Club
William Small
Gilbert McCain
Eleanor Poulton
Andrew Drotter
Emily Walters
George Haltom
Ardmore Circle
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
G. D. Bostian
Oldwinston Rd
W. Brown Jr
E. Farriss
Mufe Study Club
C. F. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Dr
Canterbury Club
Dennis Cooke
W. College Dr
Wild Flower Garden Club
Ray Nance
Summit Rd
Samuel Hyman
High Point's
Diamond Merchant
Amond Rs
S. Main ST
Dogwood
Chipper
Serta
Journal of the American Medical Association
DeWitt Holton Furniture Co
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