Final plans announced for Key-Thompson vows
Marriage plans publicized for Joie Christine Key and Ronnie Earle Thompson set for April 17 at Oak View Methodist Church High Point NC. Invitations list wedding party including maid of honor Betty Thompson and ushers Harrison Smylie Joseph Prevett plus family clergy officiant Rev Joel Key of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key-Thompson
Jose Christine Key
Ronnie Felcott Thompson
Thomas C. Key
Joie Christine
Ronnie Eve
Oak View Methodist Church
High Point
N. C
Betty Thompson
Cathey Thompson
Emily Thompson
Guets
Betty Bottoms
Sue Billings
Oamil Thompson
Harrison Smylie
Joseph Prevett
Mark Bottoms
Junior Senior Ball at Woman's College Greets Wind Theme
The Junior-Senior Ball at Woman's College Greensboro ran from 8:30 to midnight with the theme When the Wind was Green. Green and white decor graced Elliott Hall lobby and Cone Ball room while the Southerners of Wake Forest played. The event featured class officers and escorts with guests including Dr and Mrs Blackwell Mr and Mrs Murray Miss Taylor Miss Mossman Miss Davis Miss Walker and Miss Prondecki as sponsors and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Elliott Hall
Wake Forest College
Gordon W. Blackwell
Wendell Murray
Katharine Taylor
Blair-Albertson cake cutting ceremony honors wedding party
The Blair-Albertson wedding rehearsal took place Thursday at Deep River Friends Meeting House at 7:30 p.m. Guests included the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Garland Blair and the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Albertson. A lace tablecloth, wedding bell centerpiece, white carnations and yellow roses adorned the refreshment table as the three-tiered cake was served after the couple cut the first slice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Louise Edmonds
Edward Barr
Mesdames B. L. Cochran
Stephens
Mrs Spencer Delivers Soil Preparation Program At Club
Pride and Patience Garden Club met Friday at the Trinity home of Mrs Kenneth Weir with Mrs John Spencer as associate hostess. Mrs Robert Spencer Jr led the program on Preparing Soil. The Weir home featured an April Showers motif with violets and umbrellas. A dessert course followed with miniature nosegays on each plate. Two new members Mesdames H Kent Bennett and Rae ford Coggins were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Trinity
Kenneth Weir
John Spencer
Robert Spencer Jr
Weir
Mesdames H. Kent Bennett
Raeford Coggins
Medical Auxiliary Plans Luncheon at Davis Home
High Point Guilford County Medical Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Philip B. Davis at 807 Florham Ave. on Wednesday. The luncheon is scheduled for 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Branch
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Philip B. Davis
Florham Ave
Flower Show Set By Club
Plant n Pluck Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the library AV room for a club flower show. Members should bring arrangements or specimens to be judged. Mesdames Gordon Eaves and J G McCloy will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant 'N’ Pluck Garden Club
Mesdames
Gordon Eaves
J. G. McCloy
Friendly Garden Club to Host Covered Dish Luncheon
The Friendly Garden Club will hold a 12:30 p.m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. M. McMahan in Randleman Route 1. Mrs. L. H. Matthews will be co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
J. M. McMahan
Randleman
Route 1
L. H. Matthews
Robinette-Drye Wedding Vows Spoken Here
Mr and Mrs Clyde A Drye announce the marriage of daughter Glenda to William Eugene Robinette on April 5 in High Point. The Rev G F Overstreet officiated. The couple will reside in Greenville after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Drye
Arthur Street
Glenda
William Eugene Robinette
W. E. Robinette
Greenville
High Point
G. F. Overstreet
Jack Robinette
Dwayne Ragan
8. C
Thelma Drye
Parkway Club Names Bridge Winners
Friday night's fractional point bridge event at the Parkway Club produced North-South winners led by Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Alexander with Mrs. R. M. Cooksey and Harvey Mathews in second place. East-West top pair was Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs. L. G. Monroe, with Mrs. Harvey Mathews and Don Schort second. A master point game is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Club
Mitchell
Chuck Alexander
R. M. Cooksey
Harvey Mathews
John Catlin
Chester Myers
C. M. Crosby
Thomasville
Richard Johnson
L. G. Monroe
Don Schort
J. S. Welborn
Wilma Byerly
World’s Fair Girl Guides Shun Chemise Uniforms
AP News notes American girl guides at the Brussels World’s Fair adopt a practical daytime suit in grey wool and dacron with a permanently pleated white nylon blouse, three-quarter sleeves, and a gold sateen beret. Capezio shoes complete the look. Two complete outfits cover six months on duty in the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Liz Taylor to Resume Work Monday on Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Elizabeth Taylor, described as a heartbroken widow, is expected to return to work Monday on Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. She has not been on set since the February plane crash in New Mexico that killed her husband Mike Todd and three others after eight days of filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
New Mexico
Miss Taylor
Todd
Pours boiling water on grandmother in family dispute
Los Angeles police booked 30 year old Robert Adams on suspicion of assault to commit murder after a 76 year old grandmother, Edna Smith, was burned on her legs hands and shoulders and cut and bruised during a confrontation. Smith said she chided him about not working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert Adams
Edna Smith
Adams
Broadway set designer Donald Oenslager receives Bronze Star
Donald Oenslager, renowned Broadway stage set designer, is decorated with the Bronze Star for his camouflage work with the U.S. Army Air Forces in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Oenslager
U. S. Army Air Force
Printed Shoes Add Frivolity To Spring Fashion
The piece extols bright spring and summer shoe trends with polka dots stripes ginghams and floral prints. It notes the shift from winter shades and offers a simple method to clean shoes using dry suds a basin sponge and minimal moisture plus tips to dry away from heat and sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meissen
Dr Lew J Lewis Speaks to Music Club in High Point
Dr. Lew J. Lewis of High Point College spoke to the Friday Morning Music Study Club on the North Carolina Symphony program for its upcoming appearance. He played select recordings as part of the program while meeting at Mrs. L. C. Matton’s Hillcrest home. 20 attendees heard the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew J. Lewis
High Point College
Lewis
North Carolina Symphony
L. C. Matton
Hillcrest
R. T. Amos
Edith Moore Sherrod
W. B. Hall
Stuart Stone Jr
Bill Hilton
Herman Abels
Weed N Win Garden Club Meets For Officer Election
Weed n Win Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the Brookside Drive home of Mrs Richard Wright. Mrs Thomas Forster will be associate hostess. Election of officers will take place at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed 'N’' Win Garden Club
Brookside Drive
Richard Wright
Thomas Forster
Forest Park Garden Club Meeting Set for Tuesday
Forest Park Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Carl Skinner 1500 Carolina Ave. The gathering will discuss club activities and upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Garden Club
Carl Skinner
Carolina Ave
Demonstration Club Welcomes New Members
In Thomasville on April 12 the Ledford Home Demonstration Club met at Ledford School Cafeteria adding two new members Mrs Minnie Proctor and Mrs Dorothy Harrison The president Mrs J C Crid diebaugh led a business session then a symposium on Television Movies Comic Books and Good Reading in the Life of the Family Hostesses Mrs Lester Leonard and Mrs Allen Leonard served refreshments to 19 members and two visitors May 8 meeting will be at the school with hostesses Mrs Clyde Payne and Mrs Clyde Motsinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ledford Home Demonstration Club
Ledford School
Minnie Proctor
Dorothy Harrison
J. C. Criddiebaugh
Lester Leonard
Allen Leonard
Clyde Payne
Clyde Motsinger
PTA program of music planned by Brentwood unit
Brentwood PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m to hear a program of music and hold officer elections. Devo tions will be given by John Rierson Trinity Methodist Church Thomasville, with Virginia Frank presenting violin students and David Duncan leading elementary band students. Rhode Island has 748 5 persons per square mile as the most densely populated state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Pta
John Rierson
Trinity Methodist Church
Thomasville
Virginia Frank
David Duncan
Rhode Island
The
Union
Club Plans Ladies Golf Event at Emerywood
A blind bogey tournament will be featured at Ladies Day Golf on Wednesday at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. Joe Lee, Ladies Golf chairman, announced golfers may tee off any time after 9 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Joe Lee
Ladies Golf
Lee
Christmas Trees Make Good Farm Crop on Poor Land
A farm column notes that Christmas trees can thrive on very poor soil, offering a viable crop option for low-fertility land. It highlights low input needs and potential for steady returns with proper management.
Mrs Idol Will Entertain Club Meeting At Home
Country Garden Club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs Ray Idol on Winston Salem Road. Associate hostess will be Mrs Del bert Clodfelter. The meeting is scheduled for 1 p m. A talk God and Nature will be presented by Mrs Grover Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Garden Club
Ray Idol
Winston-Salem Road
Delbert Clodfelter
God and Nature
Grover Jones
Frazier Auman engagement set for June 28
Mr and Mrs Shuford Frazier announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy Joyce to Gary Auman both of Archdale The couple both graduates of Trinity High School work at Globe Furniture Co The wedding is planned June 28 at Prospect Methodist Church in High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuford Frazier
Route 5
Peg Ay Joyce
Gary Auman
Archdale
L. W. Auman
Trinity High School
Globe Furniture Co
Prospect Methodist Church
High Point
Miss Garcia to Wed Glenn Fletcher in May Chapel Wedding
Engagement announced for Havana and High Point student Miss Lucila Teresa Garcia and Glenn Fletcher of the city. Groom’s parents are Harold H. Fletcher and wife. Garcia’s parents are Dr and Mrs Enrique Alvarez. The wedding is planned for May 24 at High Point Friends Meeting House chapel.
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Lucila Teresa Garcia
Havana
High Point
Glenn Fletcher
Enrique Alvarez
Harold H. Fletcher
Otteray
Miss Garcia
High Point College
High Point Friends Meeting House
Initiation Planned By Forest Woodmen Circle Members
A joint initiation service is planned tomorrow at 7 30 p m by the Forest Woodmen Circle. About 100 candidates from High Point Greensboro Winston Salem and nearby towns will be initiated with Miss Blanche Eakin of Omaha Nebraska as special guest. Eakin is national first vice president and former North Carolina state manager. Other guests include Ethel Donaldson of Charlotte and Melvin Oakes of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Forest
Elc
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Blanche Eakin
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Omaha
Neb
North Carolina
Ethel Donaldson
Charlotte
Melvin Oakes
Kennel Club Plans Ribbon Match and Obedience Trial
The Furniture City Kennel Club met for a dinner at the Greensboro home of Mr and Mrs H B Schley Jr. Gardenias and spring flowers decorated the house as the nominating committee presented its slate. Officers remain unchanged as plans for a April 27 ribbon match and obedience trial at City Lake were made and trophies discussed with member help requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City Kennel Club
Greensboro
Schley Jr
Schley
Mra. Edens
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Joel Key
Mrs. Spencer
Medical Auxiliary
Robinette-Drye
World's Fair
Girl Guides
Shun Chemise
Liz Taylor
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Dr. Lew Lewis
Forest Park Club
PT A News
PTA
Weathertron
ZeEtt
N. Main ST
Mrs. Idol Will
Frazier-Auman
Mr. Fletcher
Kennel Club
Horace G.lderton
S. Main St
Travel Center
Erosta
Mrs
Thelma Ryan
Helen Epting
Marie Kirkman
Sam L. Caskey
Carolina Motor Club
North Main Street
College Street
Carolinas
American Automobile Association
High Point, N. C
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