Miss Marguerite Murray Feted at Bridal Luncheon
Miss Marguerite Murray bride elect of April was honored at a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club yesterday afternoon. Hostesses Miss Nancy Bennett and Miss Sarah Hunsucker presided with a pink and white table, floral centerpieces, and an orchid marking the honoree. Attending guests included family members and friends, with plans noted for the Wesley Memorial Methodist church wedding on the 23rd. additional pre nuptial events are planned but none during Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Murray
Nancy Bennett
Sarah Coe Hunsucker
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Murray
Forrest Murray
Tom Pitts
Henry Baker
Peggy Jane Bryant
Jean Hardin
Margaret Hancock
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mary Caroline Simmons
Nancy Woollen
Harold Bennett
Frank Hunsucker
R. L. Brinson, Jr
C. S. Lambeth
Robert Hutchens
Robert Becker
Bennett
Hunsucker
Murray
Henry M. Baker
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Eutha Spencer to wed James R. Hix III
Plans are complete for the April 15 wedding at Calvary Methodist Church High Point North Carolina of Miss Eutha Nonnie Spencer and James Richard Hix III. The ceremony at five o clock will be officiated by Reverend Lee R. Spencer with music by Mrs. Robert Green and Ramona Rhodes. The bridal party includes matron of honor Mrs. Paul H. Jones bridesmaids Mrs. Milton Reddeck and Mrs. James Dalton, with Rosaline Spencer as flower girl. Best man is James Dalton. ushers include John Horton William Horton Bob Day and Ross Spencer Jr. reception to follow at the Joines home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutha Nonniece
James Richard Hix
Calvary Methodist Church
Lee R. Spencer
Robert Green
Ramona Rhodes
Paul H. Jones
C. Milton Reddeck
James Dalton
Asheville
Rosaline Spencer
Hix
John Horton
William Horton
Bob Day
North Wilkesboro
Ross Spencer
J. Ross Spencer
Eutha Nonnie
High Point
North Carolina
Reddeck
Domino Bridge Club to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Domino Bridge Club will hold its meeting Tuesday night at 8 o clock with Mrs Nick Bambalis at 526 North Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Bridge
Domino Bridge Club
Nick Bambalis
North
Hamilton Street
Bray Lawson Nuptials Held At Ward Street Methodist
Miss Ruby Maxine Lawson wed Bruce Bray Jr at Ward Street Methodist Church in an afternoon ceremony officiated by Rev M G Ervin. The couple plans to reside with the bride’s parents at 530 Ridgecrest Drive after a wedding trip. Numerous out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray-Lawson
Ward Street Methodist Church
Bray
Raymond O. Lawson
Ridgecrest Drive
Informal Bridge Games at Y Here Each Thursday
Bridge sessions start this week at the YWCA North Main street building. Mrs. Charlotte Sheffield says the games run Thursday mornings from 10 o clock, open to Y members and the public. Reservations by table or individual are available through the Y office on Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
North Main Street
Charlotte Sheffield
Sheffield
Modern Book Club At Jamestown Guest Of Mrs Armfield
Jamestown April 9 Mrs C E Armfield Jr hosted Modern Book club with 20 members and invited guests including Mrs Otto Jones of Greensboro who spoke on Guilford county history. The Women’s Society of Christian Service met April 5 at Mrs O M Bundy’s home with 17 members and elected officers for 1949 1950 including Mrs J R Armstrong president and Mrs C E Frazier vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Book Club
Jamestown
Mrs. Armfield
Enterprise
C. E. Armfield, Jr
H. N. Walliard
North Carolina
Lucille Bumgarner
Otto Jones
Greensboro
Guilford County
Jones
C. E. Armfield, Sr
Evelyn Hassell
J. R. Armstrong
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Jamestown Methodist Church
O. M. Bundy
W. R. Futrelle
C. E. Frazier
H. N. Williard
R. V. Hayworth
J. E. Foscue
Ass’t
R. F. Hassell
C. E. Armfield
K. T. Miller
Latin America
Bridge Lessons Series At Local YWCA
The YWCA sponsors bridge lessons taught by Mrs. Kathleen Russell. Each 2 hour session runs for six weeks with two classes offered weekly, Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Reservations for the series beginning Monday April 11 may be made at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Kathleen Russell
State President Visits Licensed Practical Nurses
The Licensed Practical Nurses association held a meeting at High Point Memorial hospital as Mrs. Nina E. Smith of Durham, the state president, visited to assist with electing local officers. Thetis Talton was elected president, with Allene Drake as vice president, E. F. Wilson secretary, and Sybil Daniels treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licensed
Practical Nurses Association
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nina E. Smith
Durham
Sybil Daniels
DAR Chapter To Meet In Thomasville
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Woman's Club in Thomasville. Rev Wilson O Weldon will address the group and hostesses include Mesdames Blair Phillips Finch Stringfield Lambert Pennington and York along with Miss Roberta Gray. A board meeting at 2 45 precedes the regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
Thomasville
Wilson O. Weldon
Mesdames
J. R. Blair
C. F. Phillips
T. A. Finch
Vann Stringfield
R. N. Lambert
Glenn Pennington
T. J. York
George Finch
Roberta Gray
Local Group to Hold Special Meeting in Raleigh
A group plans to attend a state meeting on April 15 in Raleigh. A special meeting will be held at the new president home 1409 Valley Ridge road Monday at 7 30 p m All local members are asked to attend this meeting and it was stated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benmberg
Raleigh
Valley Ridge Road
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Miss Spencer
James R. Hix
Spaglae
Richardson
N. Main
Aeria
Rayon Crepe
Chambray
Ladie
Pique
Coats
Dave
Ches Wide
IT Taffeta Bemberg
Jersey
Enille
Ae As
PRICE
Ruby Maxine Lawson
Bruce Bray, Jr
M. G. Ervin
Betty Lou Armentrout
Ava Maria
Maxine Latham
Lexington
Edna Vine Lawson
Vicki Lynn Burton
Monnette Dawkins
Raymond Comer
James Barbry
Jimmy Cressimore
Gene Dillard
Robert Boyles
Susie Latham
Raymond Lawson
Bruce Bray
DAR
Nelson Frorist
North Main St
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