Hicks Valentine Wedding Planned In Home Ceremony Today
The marriage of Miss Doris Mae Hicks and Lester Lee Valentine will take place at 9 A.M. at the bride’s home, 915 Asheboro Street, in a private ceremony with close family. Rev. William Smith of Pisgah Baptist Church will perform the service. Music includes a piano by Zula Mae Spencer and songs by Raymond Hicks. Ushers are Paul and Homer Hicks. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs. E. G. Jarvis and maid of honor Miss Rachel Hicks, with bridesmaids Miss Bertha King and Mrs. Jesse Lee Morris.
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Doris Mae Hicks
Lester Lee Valentine
Asheboro Street
William Smith
Pisgah Baptist Church
Zula Mae Spencer
Raymond Hicks
Miss Spencer
Paul Hicks
Homer Hicks
E. G. Jarvis
Rachel Hicks
Bertha King
Social Calendar Highlights Eve of Miss Pope Wedding
A dense sequence of social events from Tuesday to Saturday features the Emerywood Golfers' Association teeing off for the spring tournament at 1 p.m., YWCA luncheons, bridge teas for bride-elect Eleanor Pope, garden club meetings, and a Friday luncheon for bridesmaids. The week culminates with Miss Pope's marriage to Charles T. Rawls at First Presbyterian Church Saturday evening.
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Emerywood Golfers’ Association
Adams Memorial
Frank Wineskie
Mexico
Dorothy Stewart
Bridge
Eleanor Pope
Lindsay Street
Charles T. Rawls
First Presbyterian Church
Drs. A. B. Conrad
O. C. Williamson
Eleanor Roosevelt Weds Young English Architect In Dedham
Eleanor Roosevelt marries Edward Proctor Elliott, a 25 year old English architect, in a quiet Dedham Massachusetts ceremony. About 1000 guests gather as the First Lady's role is highlighted. The couple plan a honeymoon and future home depending on Elliott's assignment.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
New England
Dedham
Mass
White House
Edward Proctor Elliott
James
Romelle Schneider
Los Angeles
Calif
Eleanor
Roosevelt
Hall
John Cutter
Henry P. Roosevelt
Amy Roosevelt
Birmingham
Mich
Elliott
Arthur Spencer Elliott
Brierly
Yorkshire
Eng
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Michigan
England
United States
Church Social Circles Meet This Week at First Baptist
First Baptist Church circles set meetings this week with the Helen Dozier Circle at 8 p.m. Monday at 306 West Lexington Avenue. Tuesday events include Circle No. 1 at 3 p.m., No. 2 at 3:30, No. 3 at 3, No. 4 at 3, and No. 6 at 7:30, plus Business Women at 8 and Aida Grayson at 8. Easter party held for Sunday School class of Mrs. M. L. Hedgecock on Winston Road with egg hunt and refreshments. Green Street Baptist missionary circles announce Circle No. 1 Friday 7:30, Circle No. 2 Tuesday 7:30, Circle No. 3 Friday 7:30, Circle No. 4 Tuesday 7:30, Circle No. 5 Friday evening 7:30.
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First Baptist Circle
First Baptist Church
Helen Dozier
Mabel Campbell
West
Lexington Avenue
Vera Smith
Pp. D. Faynes
Chestnut Street
J. W. Slate
Brentley Circle
Essas
M. L. Hedgecock
Winston Road
Mardelle Snipes
Rebecca Dickens
Mary Burney
Gene Council
Doris Blankenship
Dorothy Thomason
Teressia Therell
Hilda Fay Chapman
Green Street
W. A. Howell
Whiteoak Street
J. 8. Phillips
J. Q. Cheves
West Davis Street
Ollie Rimmer
Harry Rorth
Easter Egg Hunt For Three Daughters At Skeen Residence
Mrs Ray Skeen hosted an Easter egg hunt Friday at her Winston Salem High Point road home for her three daughters Evelyn Rosaline and Pthrone Prizes went to Betty Idol and Jimmy Bodenheimer for finding the lucky eggs and Margaret Smith for finding the most eggs Several guests attended including Mararita Shields Merita Smith Betty Jean Smith and others Eggs were hidden by Mrs Ray Echenheimer Mrs Fred Teague and Mrs Skeen
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Ray Skeen
Winston- Salem-High Point Road
Evelyn
Rosaline
Pthrone
Betty Idol
Jimmy Bodenheimer
Margaret Smith
Mararita
Bobbie Shields
Merita
Betty Jean Smith
Mary and
Carroll Tdol
Bernice Sells
Louise Blackwell
Bessie Lee Duggins
Charles
George Smith
Ralph Weavis
Ray Echenheimer
Fred Teague
Skeen
Mrs Ray Nibbelink To Address Friendly Garden Club
Mrs. Ray Nibbelink will address the Friendly Garden Club at its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. C L Clapps at Triangle Lake. All members urged to attend as plans for the May garden show will be discussed. Also notices of Circle meetings with leaders and locations follow.
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Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Greensboro Country Club
Laurance Ingram
Burbank Garden Club
Adamis
Ray Nibbelink
Friendly Garden Club
C. L. Clapps
Triangle Lake
Miss Frances Lewis Wed to Sergeant Fred Wiles in Baltimore
Miss Frances Lewis of High Point becomes the bride of Fort Bragg sergeant Fred F. Wiles in a Baltimore Methodist parsonage ceremony on April 9. Mrs. Wiles, a pianist and Weaver College alumna, will reside at Fort Bragg after June as he completes a school at Camp Holabird.
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Frances Lewis
Fred Wiles
Baltimore
High Point
Fred F. Wiles
Fort Bray
N. C
F. R. Bayley
Wilson Memorial Church
Wiles
Charles L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Weaver College
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Atlanta
Mnemosynean Literary Society
Atlanta Musical Art Club
Amanda Wiles
United States Army
Fort Bragg
Camp Holabird
Mesdames E. F. Lewis
Fred L. York
J. H. Lackey
Earl Regan
Elizabethtown
Tenn
June York
Willa Grey Lewis
Mesdames York Lewis
Wooten Deaton Vows Announced
Mrs. Ethel Maudlin Wooten married Saturday at 12 o clock to W T Deaton of High Point route 3 at the groom s home. They left for a wedding trip to Richmond and Washington and will reside at High Point route 3. Deaton works at Guilford Hosiery Mill.
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Ethel Maudlin Wooten
W. T. Deaton
High Point
Route 3
Richmond
Washington
Winners Of High Scores Announced In Duplicate Tourney
In a Saturday afternoon duplicate-bridge tournament at Emerywood Country Club, top scores were by Mr. and Mrs. Randall B. Terry in North-South and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. MacIntosh in East-West. Other leading pairs included Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis and Miss Helen Marie Sheroff with Miss Betty Jo Abels, with travel notes on attendees to Elizabethtown, Tennessee lingering.
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Emerywood Country Club
Randall B. Terry
C. G. MacIntosh
J. A. Hart
Clyde Shaner
Capus Waynick
Ben Moore
E. T. Howard
Phil Warner
Roy Stortz
Hal Davis
Helen Marie Sheroff
Betty Jo Abels
Jack Holbrook
J. H. Walker
J. T. Ryan
Harold Bennett
Caroline Dalton
Sarah Lacey Tomlinson
C. Durland
Laurence Ingram
H. I. Coffield
C. T. Ingram
Allen Jay P T A to Hear E Dodamead
The last Parent-Teacher meeting of the year at Allen Jay School will be held Monday April 14 at 7 30 p m. Thomas E Dodamead, local artist and photographer, will be the guest speaker and illustrate his talk with drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Thomas E. Dodamead
Sons And Daughters Of Liberty Meet Monday
The Pioneer Council number 52, Sons and Daughters Of Liberty will meet at the hall on Commerce Street Monday evening at 7 30 according to an announcement made yesterday. Members are requested to attend.
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Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Bailey McDaniel nuptials announced for September 28 1940
Mrs W A Bailey announces the marriage of her daughter Christine Pearsall to Robert McDaniel on September 28 1940 in York South Carolina. The couple resides with groom’s parents Mr and Mrs N E McDaniel on the Thomasville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bailey
Thomasville Road
Christine Pearsall
Robert McDaniel
York
S. C
N. E McDaniel
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Wild Flower Garden Club
W. F. Bailey
Arlington Drive
John C. Abels
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A. E.taplin
Woodland Drive
Canterbury Club
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H. W. McCain
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R. L. Pope
Sherman Hicks
Norma Louise Leonard
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U. G. Rush
O. B. Malpass
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Guy Conrad
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Epsilon Eta Phi Dance
Jimmy Byerly
Epsilon Eta Phi
Bob Snider
Organimtion
Helen Crowder
Epsilon Eta Phi Fraternity
High Point College
Evelyn Turner
Richard N. Aycock, Jr
Lincolnton
Frances Evelyn Turner
Richard Noble Aycock, Jr
L.D. Thompson
Methodist Church
Louise Wetmore
Hazel Wright
Ruth Chenault
Miss Wright
Miss Chenault
Miss Wetmore
Chenault
Carolyn Turner
Dorothy Davis
W. J. Sigman
William Henley
Davidson
Dewey H. Turner
George Scarlette
Burlington
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Heritage Furniture Company
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Woodleaf Schools
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North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Woman's Club
Homer H. Leonard
Atlanta, Ga
E. G. Bowe
Otteray Drive
Hardener Bill
Vigoro
High Point Hardware CO
South Main St
S. E. Hauser & CO
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Colony Court Custom Group
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