Miss Elaine Kirkman Shown Bridal Honor By Office Staff
Miss Elaine Kirkman received a bridge shower hosted by Briggs Manufacturing office staff in the Sheraton room of the Sheraton hotel. Guests enjoyed flowers, customized carnations, and an orchid corsage for the honoree who will wed Odell Carmichael at Wesley Memorial Church.
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Elaine Kirkman
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Bridge
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Odell Carmichael
Wesley Memorial Church
Sgh
I Tweed Lee
Ing McKinney
Frank H
Albuquerque
N. M
G. M. Mitchell
Miss Ruth Rogers Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Ruth Rogers received a corsage of red rose buds at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Thurman Fox on Centennial avenue. Spring flowers and bridal colors filled the room as guests, including Mrs. Harold Wall and Mrs. R. M. Kelly, enjoyed games and prizes before presenting the honoree with gifts and a silver hostess gift in her chosen pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yardley
Clyde Lewis
Chas. Wyrick
Leo Gaither
Elaine Lee
Mesdames
F. M. Lambert
van Reddick
L. R. Crawford
E. L. Briggs
J. E. Gordon
J. T. Alexander
O. C. Wall
Greensboro
Wilma — Lathells Clifton
Ruth
Esther Farrington
Alma Jane
Winneta Gordon
Dorothy Jester
J. B. Kirkman
J. L Kirkman
R. L. Carmichael
Miss Kirkman
O. T. Hall
Toun Wyrick
Haywood Lassiter
Ida Ann Montgomery
Ruth Re
Harold Reid Hedrick
Thurman Fox
Centennial Avenue
Laurette H . Mesdames
Harold Wall
R. M. Kelly
Hinshaw Murray Vows Announced in Silvis Ill
Mr and Mrs Wallace Murray announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jean to John J Hinshaw Jr son of Mr and Mrs John J Hinshaw 307 East Lexington Ave High Point The vows were spoken March 6 at Marquette Manor Baptist Chicago by Rev Fred Lemmert.
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Irene Murray
Fitel
Old Heidelberg Inn
Chicago
VFW Auxiliary Slate Installed By Dept Head
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars installs its new officers at the VFW home after the post meeting. Mae Cook of Winston-Salem presides as state auxiliary president installing officers including C. H. Greer Kathryn Gallimore Louise Black Curtie Potts Estelle Lackey Ella Grant Roxie Stewart and Lilian Suttonfield among others.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Mae Cook
Winston-Salem
C. H. Greer
Kathryn Gallimore
Louise Black
Curtie Potts
Estelle Lackey
Ella Grant
Roxie Stewart
A Itive
Lilian Suttonfield
Ae Grant
Bobbie Suggs
Loris Hedgecock
Elsie Willis
Frances Lopp
Ormi Seniors Present Breezy Tin Play at Oak Ridge
The Oak Ridge Military Institute senior class presents an annual play titled Breezy Tin. Dick Landis and Jimmy Gale pose as a married couple to win a $1000 prize offered by Cummin of Cummin Inn. Complications arise as disguise and deception fuel comic conflicts.
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Oak Ridge Military Institute
Corps of Cadets
Dick Landis
Jimmy Gale
Cummin
Cummin Inn
Cummin Nn
Community clubs schedule events in Emerywood area
A series of club meetings and events is planned from Tuesday to Saturday in the Emerywood area. The Tri City Altrusa clubs, Twentieth Century Study club, Friendly Garden club, Woman's club, Community Concerts association, Business and Professional Women's club, Emerywood family night, Friday Morning Music Study club, Canterbury club, and Emerywood duplicate club will meet at locations including Emerywood country club and Sheraton hotel with programs, dinners, and a busines smeeting noted.
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Tri-City
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Altrusa
Emerywood Country Club
Twentieth Century Study Club
J. W. Thomas
Otteray Drive
Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Route 4
A. M. Upshaw
Woman's Club
G. C. Haltom
Ardmore Circle
E. W. Heelas
Community Concerts Association
Sheraton Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton
Virginia Ryan
Veteran's Information Center
R. T. Amos
Church Class Notices At North Main Baptist Church
The Queen Esther class meets with Mrs Hal Davis on Homestead avenue Friday at 7 30 p m all members urged to attend The Stephens Bible study meets Wednesday at 3 00 p m at Mrs J R Wood 238 Montheu avenue led by Mrs C S Grayson
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Aren Esther
Davis
Queen Esther
North Main Baptist Church
Hal Davis
Homestead Avenue
Stephens
Wood
Stephens Bible
J. R. Wood
Montheu Avenue
C.S. Grayson
Plans Complete For First AAUW Post War Meeting
Plans are set for the North Carolina division AAUW annual meeting in Durham April 12 13 the first since wartime conventions. Delegates from multiple towns totaling about 800 members will attend with Durham hosting and Dr Katherine B Jeffers presiding. National AAUW will be represented by Dr Glass and Dr Madeline Nichols and talks will address The Problem of Children of a War Generation with sessions on education standards and women’s status.
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North Carolina
American Association of University Women
Durham
Burlington
Asheville
Bryson City
Charlotte
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Greenville
Hi Point
Louis
Oxford
Raleigh
Shelby
Asville
Katherine B. Jeffers
Dorothy Wilson
J. B. Rhine
Tration
Clark Allen
H. A. Cowper
R. A. Herring
Luigi Zande
National Aauw
Dr. Glass
Sweet Briar College
Helen M. Hosp
AAUW
Gaucher College
Commission On Secondary Schools
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Glass
National
Madeline Nichols
University of North Carolina
Gillie Laren
Random Macon Woman's College
Lynburg
Carriage Era Greets Williamsburg as Autos Arrive
In Williamsburg Virginia plans aim to route cars away from the restored colonial town center keeping carriages and carts as the sole transport until a saving design is found.
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Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg
Concerts Group to Hold Annual Business Session Tomorrow
The Community Concerts association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 4 30 p m at the Sheraton hotel. Election of officers and other business will be discussed along with plans for the upcoming membership drive set for April 22. Open to all association members.
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Community Concerts Association
Sheraton Hotel
C. F. Tomlinson
Operable 1896 Electric Fan Found in Shawnee Attic
An antique electric fan from 1896 was discovered in an attic in Shawnee Oklahoma and remains in working order. The find highlights early household electricity devices still functional after more than a century.
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Shawnee
Okla
Wesley Memorial Guild Hears Report On 6th Conference
The Wesleyan Service guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist church met with thirty members and heard Miss Josephine Abrams report on the sixth annual conference in Charlotte. The guild voted to furnish a quart of milk daily to a local family and planned a Christmas card craft project.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Charlotte
Josephine Abrams
Emily Crowe
Ollie Sherill
Latin America
Bessie Pope
Follies Ticket Sales Open At Local High School
Tickets go on sale this week for the Follies a benefit performance by the Junior Service League. Sales begin Wednesday at Blands music store and run through Friday with the show starting at 8 15 p m at the senior high school.
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Wb Legg
Torda
Blands Music Store
Miss Flavel Rominger Weds Moir Lane in Kernersville
Mr and Mrs J A Rominger of Kernersville announce the marriage of their daughter Flavel Nevada to Moir FE Lane of Clemmons. The ceremony took place Saturday April 6 1946 in Kernersville. The bride wore pale blue with black accessories and a white silk blouse sent from Japan. They will reside with the bride's parents in Kernersville route one for now.
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J. A. Rominger
Kernersville
Flavel Nevada
Moir FE. Lane
Clemmons
Japan
Brentwood Preschool Clinic Set For April Nine to Twelve
Brentwood School announces a preschool clinic on Thursday April 11 from nine to twelve at the school. All children entering first grade at Brentwood must attend for a physical examination. Announcement made by Mrs Carl Shelton preschool ethnic chairman and Miss Maraget Chatfield school principal.
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Brentwood
Carl Shelton
Maraget Chatfield
Statue of Liberty Nose Length Reported at Four Feet Six
A historical note states the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor has a nose four feet six inches long. The measurement reflects one of several famed statue features and has appeared in period reports.
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New York Harbor
Tom Brenaman program features guests in unique hats
An Allen Jay school audience enjoyed a Raeah themed Tom Brenaman program with Pat Taylor impersonating Brenaman. Prizes included orchids for Tenner Bennison and several neighbors, plus rings, vases, and a pen set. devotionals by A H Dunning and a high school glee club performance highlighted the event.
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Tom Brenaman
Allen Jay School
Pat Taylor
Good Neighbor” Vetter Writers
Tenner Bennison
Betty Hill
John Welch
Loretta i Me Seacs Wage’ Ty
Mary Agoner
Helen Robertson
Hansel Allred
Jimmy Scearce
James McPherson
Allen Jay
Futrelle Ill at Home on Deep River Route One
A. E. Futrelle remains quite ill at his home on route one Deep River road according to today’s update. The report notes the illness is affecting him at his residence with no further medical details given.
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A. E. Futrelle
Route One
Deep River Road
Winsted-Morgan Vows Said Here Apr 2 Announced
Miss Lois Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Philus Morgan 117 Thurston street became the bride of James Franklin Winsted son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Winsted Hamilton Ohio on Tuesday April 2 at the home of Rev W Wilbur Hutchins. The double ring ceremony at four oclock was attended by family and close friends. The couple entered together and were attended by Miss Evelyn Morgan and William Watkins. The bride wore a grey dressmaker suit with red rose corsage. maid of honor Miss Morgan wore melon colored dress with tai\-man roses. The bride, a Point native, attended Carthage high school. The groom a Hamilton native served 39 months in the army air force 12 in China Burma India theater. They will honeymoon in Ohio then live with the bride’s parents.
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Lois Morgan
Philus Morgan
Thurston Street
James Franklin Winsted
Arthur Winsted
Hamilton
Ohio
W. Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Evelyn Morgan
William Watkins
Miss Morgan
Point
Carthage High School
North Carolina Negroes expect usely increased corn yields in
The fragment notes an expectation of higher corn yields among North Carolina communities, though the wording is incomplete and unclear about the study or time frame. No identifiable individuals or organizations are provided.
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North Carolina
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Follies
Dept. Head
ORMI
Emerywood
J. C. Moore
N. P. Yarborough
Herring
Blake Thompson
Minnie Lee
Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Tel
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Buchanan
CWA
Saltsman
Lint-Dodgers
Frank Thompson
State College
Lee Castle
School of Textiles
Martha Monk
James Cheek
Rockwell
Sigma Tau Sigma
Elizabeth City
Graham Byrum
Edenton
Phi Psi
Sue Wynn
Washington, D. C
J. R. Harris
New Bern
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B. E. Gupton
Cyma Saltzman
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Kinston
Little Lizzy
Wesley Memorial Guild
Miss Rominger
M. E. Lane
Brentwood School
Raeah
A. H. Dunning
A High 1 Glee Club
Luna Smith
Bessie Jenkins
Detler
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Helen
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Sekanal
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