Welna Cox Weds O R York Jr In Asheboro Ceremony
Mr and Mrs W C Cox announce the marriage of their daughter Welna Lillian to O R York Jr in Asheboro Friday April at 7 p m The ceremony was held at the First Baptist church with Rev L R O’Brian officiating The bride wore a blue outfit with white accessories and corsage York is secretary of Industrial Electrical company in High Point and will reside there with his bride
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Friends Tin High Point
W. C. Cox
Welna
Lillian
L. R. O'Brian
Baptist Church
Ashebore High School
York
0. R. York
Louthe Avenue
High Point
Industrial Electrical Company
Pegues and Clinard to Wed in Summer
The Charlotte Observer reports Pegues daughter of Ollie Pegues and kin of Major Ku us es, will wed in early summer. Ilbert Clinard of Bilbeme, UNC graduate, plans a marriage in the summer. The event announced as interest to friends with details of families and backgrounds. The Child Study group at Pim School meets Wednesday at 1 PM. Mrs Chester C Haworth and Mrs PF Fomalinsom will speak on The Influence of Music On the Child.
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Charlotte Observer
Mdmy
Rockingham
Mies Peguee
Ollm Pegues
Pegues
Ana Falife Pemues
Carolina
Pim School
Woodne
Chester C. Haworth
Mre
PF. Fomalinsom
Davis-Paschall Vows Solemnized in Danville
Mies Vera Mae Paaschall wed Horace William Davis in Danville Virginia on Saturday April 11 in a ceremony led by Rev. Thomas F. Carroll. The bride wore powder blue with matching accessories. The couple will reside at 314 Enmelish Street.
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Mies Vera Mae Paaschall
Horace William Davis
Danville
Thomas F. Carroll
Mies Grace Davis
Marvin Smith
James Wheelem
W. C. Pacacall
Route
Deris
Randolph County
Enmelish Street
Grace Rice Weds W W Thomas in Simple Ceremony
Miss Grace Rice and W W Thomas married Saturday at a home ceremony in Emerywood. The nuptials were officiated by Miss Cox, pastor of Springfield Friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rice. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Thomas of 508 East Green Street. The couple plan to reside with the groom's parents after a short wedding trip.
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Clara Cox
Emerywoot
Grace Rice
W. W
Woody) Thomas
Mise Cox
Sprinfield" Friends
Charlies Rice
Springfield
W. H. Thomas
East Green Street
Easter Monday breakfast at Greensboro Country Club noted
Bart Phillipe joined a 4 guest Easter Monday breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lucas before the annual Master Monday dance at the Greensboro Country Club. Other items mention Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Parker Jr staying in Burgaw and local visits by Waller L. Hargett Jr and Dick Retten with guests returning home last night.
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Bart Phillipe
Ed Lucas
Greemsboro Country Club
Dick Retten
Allamahaw
Waller Ll. Hargett, Jr
Johncom Street
Social Calendar Updates and Personal Advice Column
Local schedule notes list meetings at Emerywood Country Club Hillcrest drive and various clubs including the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR and the Alteuma club with noon and evening sessions. A separate letter from Marjorie Mansfield offers caution about engagement to a divorced partner and advises patience, dignity, and evaluating past truth before marriage.
Philomathean Club Meeting Friday at 4:30
The Philomathean Club will meet Friday afternoon at 4 30 with Mrs A G Douglas hosting at her home on Parkway.
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Clab
A. G. Dowshes
Rome On Parkway
The
Philomathean Club
New
A. G Douglas
Honedom Parkway
I Almost Fell For a Smooth Talker’s Wedding Plot
A narrator confesses anger at being nearly duped by a charming schemer and vows to halt a forthcoming wedding. The reflection centers on warning signs, doubt, and a resolve to break the engagement before it completes.
End of Engagement Notice Expressed In Gentle Note
A note explains that new facts make marriage plans untenable and that the engagement is being ended. The writer expects the recipient to understand and accept the decision.
Methodist Protestant Women To Gather In Thomasville Tomorrow
North Carolina branch of the Women s Work of the Methodist Protestant church meets at Community church Thomasville with Rev J Clyde Allman pastor. Sessions begin tomorrow morning conclude Wednesday afternoon with Mrs W C Hammer presiding and guests from foreign missions. Officers elected and reports heard. address by Mrs Hammer and J W Prank on Japan. Dozier circle meeting follows with World Peace address by Rev Milo Hinckle and closing by Dr E R Andrews.
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Thomasville
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Community Church
J. Clyde Allman
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
C. L. Whitaker
High Point
J. B. Pritchard
Greensboro
W. Taylor
Hammer
J. W. Prank
Japan
B. Lester Battard
Mebane
Homer Casto
Retiel
A. G Dixon
Children’s Home
G. Humphreys
High Point College
Lena Hunter
Milo &. Hinckle
Asheboro Street
Sunrise Easter Service At Springfield Church
An impressive sunrise Easter service was held at Springfield Friends church Sunday morning led by the Christian Endeavor society with High Point City Christian Endeavor Union guests. The 6:30 a.m. service featured Rev. J. Clay Madison speaking on Do We Deserve to Live. Special music by Welch Memorial M. P. society followed by a light breakfast in the dining room. About 75 young people attended.
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Springfield
Altrusa Club Plans Evening Meeting at Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa club will hold its regular business meeting in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel tomorrow evening after a 6:30 dinner. Members are expected to attend.
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Juniiorfervive Teague
Emerywood Country Club
Tumcheon
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. Idolom
Hillcrest Drive
Ede
J. A. Morrie
W. A. Sherrod
A. EB. Tate
CC. A. Robertson
J. EB
Millie
Irving Parlor
Alteuma Club
Sheraton Hotel
Dozier Circle
Dozier
West End
Altrusa Club
Sheratom
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Meeting Postponed to April 21
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club postpones its regular meeting from tomorrow to Tuesday April 21. Announcement made by club secretary Mrs J H Tate notes the change and that the session will be hosted by Mrs Arthur Ridge 122 Montheau avenue.
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Garden Club
J. H. Tate
Arthur Ridge
Montheu Avenue
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Creamery Specials and Exes
Chicago prices show creamery specials at 93 score with 33%-34% yields and 244 for storage packed extras. Exes trade at 9,091 firm levels with 33% to 34% ranges and 32% to 34% on various grades. Current receipts, fresh graded firsts, and local storage packed items hover near 18% to 20% in the April market snapshot.
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Chicago
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Lowlee Ave
Ise Pegues
Andilbert Clinard
Inn Street Stud Group
Continental Bewty College
Phhowye
Moffitt’s
North Main
W. W. Thomas
A. S. Parker, Jr
Burgow, N. C. Oo
W. M. Slate
J. W. Pate
Kester
Rocky Mount
Roanoke
Sabove
Mal Pratt
Fimmous O
Gamcing
Basimem End
Red Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Tadies
V. Ff. W
East Washington Street
Mre. RK
JL Tafferty
Louwlee Atone
J. Arther Mags
Pola Corwell
Ilewich
Harry Keplen
Parkway
Teasmd Topics Club
W. F. Armfield
Brentley Cirete
Colerben
Sedgefield Manor
Mal /Balleet
Mise Mansfeld
Tam
Marjorie Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfeld
Philomatheanm Club
Helen Welshimer
Sinai
R. J
Jean Osborne
Geo. Hendrickson
George Hendrickson
Dundalk
W. A. Underwood
Main Street
H. P. Devell
First Methodist Church of
Clara GU
Leohengrin
Miss Osborne
BE. M. Osborne
Stratford
Hendrickson
France
Olympe Bradma
Hollywood
Affter- Enster Sale
K.O
Gooch
Thomas
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