Bridal Luncheon Honors Miss Maxine Kennedy Before Wedding
Miss Maxine Kennedy honored at a Saturday luncheon in the Blue Room of the Sheraton hosted by Mrs. L G Lee and Miss Dot Lee. The guest list included family and friends as wedding plans for the spring union with Pfc William B Lee were celebrated with a three course meal and a gift of silver featuring the couple.
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Maxine Kennedy
Secuntey
L. G. Lee
Dot Lee
Sheraton
Miss Kennedy
Pfc
William B. Lee
U. S. Army
Maude Carraway
Virginia Thompson
Inez Pierce
Workman
Jean Davis
Strother
Hannah Campbell
Ruby Brooks
J. W. Hinkle
Robert Burns
John Peacock
Reid Marsh
Sebastian Marin
George Parker III
Gilbert Southern
Mesdames
Ray Asbury
B. Francis Hendrix
Demand St. Joseph Aspirin Tops Local Ad
Advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10c for 100 tablets and 5c per tablet. It promises 3 tablets for one cent and urges readers to always ask for St. Joseph Aspirin.
Mrs Fay Edwards and Sidney Ives Wed at Pinehurst
Mrs Fay Huntley Edwards of 2 Point wed Sidney Ives III of Florida at Community church Pinehurst on Sunday April 8 at five o’clock. Reverend M L Prince presided and a Dunes club dinner followed at Southern Pines. The couple will reside at 1012 Ferndale Drive High Point after a short trip.
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Fay Huntley Edwards
2 Point
Sidney Ives
Fla
Pinehurst
M. L. Prince
Dunes Club
Southern Pines
Ives
Ferndale Drive
High Point
W. L. Jackson
Virginia
Betty Jackson
Mary Jo Spencer
Edwin Chappell
B. F. Huntley, Jr
Bobby Huntley
Winston- Salem
Humane Society To Hold Quiz For Boy and Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of High Point join in an animal quiz contest to be opened by the High Point Humane Society on Saturday morning April 21. The event observes Be Kind To Animals Week April 14 21 with the national week designated. Winners become guests at a theatre party. each troop should present a Be Kind to Animals program in April.
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Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
High Point
High Point Humane Society
Ial
Mabel Burnette
Vallette J. Harris
B. W. Hackney
Busy Week of Clubs and Social Events in High Point
Calendar lists garden clubs and study groups meeting across High Point on Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable events include the High Point garden club with Mrs C C Garrett and speaker on Flowers of China, D A R chapter at North Main Street, and YWCA meetings with planned luncheons and entertainments.
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High Point
J. H. King
Thurston Street
E. A. Downey
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
W. T. Powell
T. A. McKenzie
L. M. Hi. Reynolds
Harvey Mills
Laura B. Wiley
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Dot House
Esther Rae Wilson
Virginia Crouch
J. Grayson Hill
The
YWCA
Julia Liles
Ann White Earns Superior Rating in Music Contest
Nine Local contestants from the High Point Junior Musical Art club competed at the district Federation contest in Greensboro. Jo Ann White of Archdale received a superior rating along with peers Nancy Doggett and others earning excellent or very good marks.
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High Point Junior Musical Art Club
District Federation
Greensboro
Jo Ann White
Archdale
Nancy
Jo Doggett
Suzanne Stanton
Peggy Ingram
Vivian Miller
Dorothy Lewis
Dorothy Gene Coltrane
Dick Kelley
Betty Sue Coltrane
Newcomers Entertained With Hair Styling Demo and Bingo
Mrs. S. P. Ponsaing and Mrs. S. W. McClure hosted Newcomers on Colonial Drive. Local hair stylist M. Spurlin demonstrated styling techniques for club models. After the demonstration a bingo party awarded prizes. About 22 guests enjoyed refreshments. Mrs. William K. Wiley invites the group to Otteray Drive for the next luncheon.
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S. P. Ponsaing
S. W. McClure
William K. Wiley
Otteray Drive
Scouters Club Meeting Postponed In High Point District
The Scouters club meeting in the High Point district planned for tonight has been postponed. The next meeting date will be announced by Commissioner Harry K. In many parts of Europe it is still believed that bathing in certain pools or rivers will insure security.
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Scouters Club
High Point
Harry K
Europe
WFA
OPA
Postwar dream home driven by science reaches home
Cleveland's Federal Housing Administration grants its first GI loan to Shel don M. Davis for a $6,000 frame house in Warren Ohio. Davis outlines how postwar homes will blend new tech with retooled industry while offering flexible kitchens and movable walls to fit civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Woodman
Central Press
Cleveland
Federal Housing Administration
Sheldon M. Davis
Davis
Joe Jeft
Enchanting pattern 4697 for junior sundress and jacket
The ad promotes Pattern 4697 a camisole top sundress and matching bolero in Junior Miss sizes 11 through 18 with yardage details. It invites sending twenty cents to a New York box for the pattern and offers a Spring 1945 Anne Adams Pattern Book with a free apron pattern for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Yorkee N. Y
Anne Adams
Junior Service League Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday
The Junior Service League annual meeting moves to Emerywood Country club on Wednesday with an all day session. Officers will be elected, a board at 10:30, member meeting at 11:15, luncheon at 12:30, and afternoon session to nominate provisional members. Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr. will preside.
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Junior Service League
A M. Rankin, Jr
Friendly Garden Club
Martha Parsons
High Point Woman's Club
YWCA
Emerywood Country Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
League Pene
Eeting
Kemp Brothers Home Visit Returns After Army Service
First Lt. Jack D. Kemp Pvt. Ramey F. Kemp and Pfe. Clarence Edward Kemp spent a week end visiting their mother Mrs. W. T. Kemp at 110 Campbell Street. Lt. Kemp had been in Raleigh visiting his wife Mrs. Georgia Falkner Kemp after eighteen months overseas with the army engineers. Mrs. Kemp joined him for the weekend. Pvt. Kemp has just completed basic training.
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Kemp Brothers Home
Jack D. Kemp
Ramey F. Kemp
Pfe
Clarence Edward Kemp
W. T. Kemp
Campbell Street
Kemp
Raleigh
Georgia Falkner Kemp
Army Engineers
Pvt
Birthday Party for Jerry Teetor at Grandson’s Sixth
Mrs. A E Teetor hosted a Saturday birthday party for her grandson Jerry Gene Teetor as he turned six. Children played outdoor games then indoors with prizes for Wanda Martin, Allen tt, and Joyce Roberts. Festivities included candy favors, a pink and green cake, narcissus wreath, ice cream, and many gifts.
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A. E. Teetor
Forrest Avenue
Jerry Gene Teetor
Wanda Martin
Allen Tt
Joyce Roberts
Births in High Point Memorial Hospital Add Two Boys
Mr and Mrs Watson J Mabe of 207 Best Street announce the birth of a son David Watson on April 7 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Tyson Thaddeus Ferree of 311 Otteray Drive announce the birth of a son Thaddeus Layton on April 9 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
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David Watson Mabe
Watson J. Mabe
Best Street
David Watson
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ferree
Tyson Thaddeus Ferree
Otteray Drive
Thaddeus Layton
Boulevard Unit
Church Social L. L. L. class to meet Tuesday
The L. L. L. class of Green Street Baptist will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Miss Edna Hunsucker's home 1020 Grace Street. Members urged to attend and participate in the church activity.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Edna Hunsucker
Grace Street
Mrs R A Herring Attends AAUW Meeting in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill on Saturday officers of AAUW branches from 13 North Carolina towns attended a one day executive board session. State president Mrs R A Herring of High Point opened the session and introduced principal speaker Mrs Kepler. A luncheon followed with attendees from Asheville Bryson City Burlington Charlotte Durham Greensboro Greenville High Point Louisburg Oxford Raleigh Shelby and Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
American Association of University Women
North Carolina Inn
Business Eee
Rs. Kepler
Peredontetack
R. A. Herring
High Point
Laering
Asheville
Bryson City
Burlington
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro
Greenville
Hi Point
Louisburg
Oxford
Raleigh
Shelby
Notable Local Residents in Ill Health and Military Duty
Mrs Lily S Watson secretary and treasurer of Wesley Memorial church lies in a Raleigh hospital. Her sister Mrs W R Morrow recovering at home from illness following care at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit. Mrs R O Lindsay now in a Bradenton Florida hospital, daughter Mrs John B Austin travels to Bradenton to be with her. Mrs Donald Campbell of Alexandria Virginia visited her brother in law J R Young at 610 Montheu Avenue. Pfc James C Moore, on furlough with his mother at 742 Jones Street, returns to his Army air base in Kearns Utah for overseas duty.
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Ing
Camp Wheeler
Emily Betts Kemp
English Street
Ph. Kemp
Sgt
William Thurman Kemp
Philippines
Lily S. Watson
Wesley Memorial Church
Raleigh
W. R. Morrow
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Brently Circle
R. O. Lindsay
Johnson Street
Bradenton, Fla
John B. Austin
Bradenton
Donald Campbell
Alexandria, Va
J. R. Young
Montheu Avenue
James C. Moore
Jones Street
Army Air Base
Kearns
Utah
High Point Residents Among Leaders Named At Chapel Hill High Point Leaders Named At Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill UNC spring elections named major campus leaders for the coming year. Winners include Bill McKenzie of Winston-Salem for student body president and Dick Ford of Asheville for student body vice president. Other posts filled span editorships, publications, debate council, and various honor councils across the Tar Heel campus.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Bill McKenzie
Winston-Salem
Bill Crisp
Candler
Dick Ford
Asheville
Jim Traynham
Broxton
Joe Mallard
Jersey City
Dougald McMillan
Douglass Hunt
Rocky Mount
Cline Thompson
Washington, D. C
Bob Morrison
Hickory
Jimmy Wallace
Jamesville
Tar Heel
Connie Hendren
Stanley Colbert
Carolina Magazine
Fred Flagler
High Point
Gene Johnston
Haleyville
Ala
Bill Ward
Raleigh
Ed Twohey
St. Paul
Minn
Carolina Athletic Association
del Leatherman
Rand
Colo
Wally Barrett
Bill Stubs
Atlanta
Betsy Couch
Carroll Poplin
Winston, Salem
High
Linda Nobles
Rosedale
14 Year Old Boy Urges Recreation To Aid Youth
W Chase Idol reports a fourteen year old speaker at a Nations Recreation meeting in High Point argues youth need parks and recreation to steer away from trouble. The boy Bobby urges more safe spaces and structured activities to prevent delinquency.
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W. Chase Idol
Friends of the Nations
Recreation Association
High Point
Idol
Bobby
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