Mrs Harry Brown Finch Hosts Parkton Guests at Sheraton Party
Mrs. Harry Brown Finch and Mrs. George Watson entertained at the Sheraton Hotel with a bride theme party for thirty two guests. Bridge games at eight tables featured bridal motifs and prizes including crystal and linen towels. Honorees and guests included Mrs. Ernest Remmey, Mrs. Lee Sherrill, Mrs. Charles Green and Evelyn Lyles among many from Thomasville Greensboro Lexington Winston-Salem and Parkton with plans for further events next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown Finch
Helen Crowder
Kermit Cloniger
Crowell Little
Sheraton Hotel
George Watson
Parkton
Mary Lee Parnell
Little
Sheraton
Finch
Watson
Ernest Remney
Greensboro
Mary Alice Hoover
Mesdames
H. A. Cecil, Jr
James Lambeth, Jr
Charles F. Finch
William Boyles
Thomasville
George Fikins
Garden lovers prep for local garden pilgrimage this week
Garden lovers in High Pontana and Greenwood look forward to a Thursday and Friday garden pilgrimage featuring seventeen open gardens and two homes. Newest stop is the Alexander garden at 210 English Street with tulips and daffodils. other showcases include the Colonial home of Mrs. George E. Hateshens at 208 Woodrow Avenue and Mrs. John L. Rothrock's residence. Tea at Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Hayden’s gardens, escorted tours by club members, and a ticket price of 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Pontana
Alexander
English Street
George E. Hateshens
Greenwood
John L. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Elm Street
A. F E. Alexander
Misses Alexander
D. E. Richardson
Richardson
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Garden club sale supports High Plains Council pilgrimage
Items may be secured at any garden from club members in the Cra and at McLarty Drug Store. Proceeds go toward defense efforts of the High Paint Council of Garden Club and its associated clubs, sponsors of the pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cra
McLarty Drug Store
High Paint Council of Garden Club
Benefit Bridge At Elks Club For East Carolina Teachers College
The East Carolina Teachers College Alumni Association held a benefit bridge at the Elks Club with decorated rooms, handmade score parts in purple and gold, and prizes for high scores. Proceeds support a college gift at June commencement, with prizes awarded to both ladies and men and bingo winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carolina Teachers College Alumniac Association
Elks Club
M Buck Matthews
Harry, Russell
Rock
C. M. Thomas
Home and Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Marshs Home
The Home and Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 30 AM at Rotary Drive residence of Mrs Howard Marsh 4. The program topic is Chrysanthemum Family. Members will exchange plants and officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Garden Club
Howard Marsh
Rotary Drive
Rowley Drive
Twentieth Century Study Club
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
C. L. Clapp
Friendly Garden Club
Triangle Lake
Grayson
North Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Edwood Hotel
Calvary Church Social Tonight at 7:30
Calvary Methodist Church will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. J C Johnson 602 Tristle Street for a church social announced this morning. Young adults hold second supper Thursday at Wesley Memorial Church dining room with a radio quiz led by Pete Whitener and other features. Stephens Bible Class meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs Crowder’s Steele Street home with Mrs Nora L Andrews in charge. Loyal Workers Class of North Main Street Baptist Church meets at 7:30 on Winston Road for an associated gathering with Miss Ina Epps assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
CalVary Methodist Church
J.C. Johnson
Tristle Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Chorch
Pete Whitener
Stephens Bible
Mr. Crowder
Steele Street
Nora L. Andrews
North Main Street Baptist Church
Winston Road
Ina Epps
Julius Green
Alice Myers
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street Methodist Church
Altrusa Dinner Opens April Social Calendar
The Altrusa club hosts its April dinner meeting in the private dining room at the Sheraton Elot el with a monthly business session. Other events include Eastern Star, Garden clubs, and Jewish Women meetings across High Point from Tuesday to Saturday, featuring officers’ elections, musical programs, tours, and a dinner dance by Pimerywood Country club with John Peddicord orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Elotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
High Point Garden Club
First Presbyterian Church
Katheryn Pettigrew
Greensboro
High Point Council
Samuel Hyman
Edgedate Drive
Vera E. Whitlock
High Point College
Burrus Memorial Hospital
John McCaskill
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobias
Harry Cantor
Entre Nous Club
A. FE. Tate
West Broad Street
Burbank
Pimerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Broadwell Watson Marriage in Cheraw S C
Miss Frances Broadwell Lo Sergeant Melvin L Watson wed in Cheraw South Carolina on April 11 1942. The ceremony officiated by J W Ratliff used the ring ritual. The bride a brunet wore powder blue with navy accessories and a corsage of rosebuds. Watson is from Anderson D C and serves in the U S Army at Fort Bragg. They will reside at Fort Bragg for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Broadwell
Melvin L. Watson
Cheraw
S. C
J. W. Ratliff
Watson
McKinney Honors Daughter With Surprise Sweet Sixteen Party
Mrs. T E McKinney hosted a Saturday surprise party at Harmon Street for her daughter Margaret's sixteenth birthday. Guests played games, awarded prizes to Betty Smith Clyde Laving and Annie Hill, and shared cake and ice cream around a pink and white birthday cake with gifts tucked in a birthday book. Attending were High Point residents and visitors including Herman Stroud Clyde Lowing Boyd Ferguson Paul Surratt Annie Hill Ruth Welch John Cox Melsinnes George Ill etc along with Oliver Hall of Statesville and Dwight Ridenhour of the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. £. McKinney
Harmon Street
Margaret
Betty Smith
Clyde Laving
Annie Hill
Herman Stroud
Clyde Lowing
Boyd Ferguson
Paul Surratt
Ruth Welch
John Cox
M. McMahan
Martin Yow
Paul Farrington
Juanita Sink
Ruby Mac Cooley
Billy McKinney
Henrietta Smith
Nancy Jo Stroud
Jane Ferguson
Clarence Smith
Folger Melsinnes
George Ill
T. R. Melsinney
High Point
Oliver Hall
Statesville
Dwieht £. Ridenkour
Tve U. S. Navy
Industrial Committee of Y Holds Luncheon Meet
Dr. Davis spoke at a luncheon of the Industrial Committee of the YWCA held yesterday. Mrs. St A Millis chaired as she reported on club activities in the industrial department and efforts to fund delegates for the summer conference at Camp Merriwood. The discussion covered women’s wage registration plans, nutrition, and civilian morale, with several members named among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee of 'Y
Dr. Davis
WCA
St. A. Millis
Congress
Baldwin
New York
Thelma MeKelvey
Labor Division
We W Produces Tion Board
Mes
Fred Thomas
R. A. She- Jory
Virgie Lance
Glenn Ward
A. E E. Frazier
Dorothy Rutledge
Ralph Parker
Alice Caldwel
Phillip Davis
Regster
Florence Nightingalé Club
Davis
Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan bingo party
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty finalize plans for a patriotic bingo party on Saturday April 18 at 8 pm in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. Prizes are defense stamps and local talent will perform patriotic music during intermission. Tickets available from members. for more information contact Councilor Mrs Irene Chandler at 4678.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hel
Sheraton Hotel
Irene Chandler
Domino Club Meet Tonight at Catherine Swiggett Home
The regular meeting of the Domino Club will be held this evening at 7 43 at the home of Miss Catherine Swiggett on Louise Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Catherine Swiggett
Louise Avenue
Jamestown Preschool Clinic Set At School
Jamestown Preschool clinic will be held at the school on Wednesday April 15 from nine to eleven in the morning. The purpose is to review and examine all children who will enter school for the first time near fall. Parents are asked to bring children for registration and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Bes
Birthday party honors Jerry Gail Chastain
Mrs Rufus Chastain hosted a Saturday birthday party at Mrs Ray Browns Thomasville road home for Jerry Gail Chastain second birthday. Guests received balloons and refreshments. Attendees included Ann Yates Lexi Ann Ayers Palmer Griffin Connie Sylvia McGhee Ronnie Billy Greenwood Bobbs Brown and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gail Chastain
Rufus Chastain
Ray Brown
Thomasville Road
Jerry Gail
Jere Ann Yates
Lexi Ann Ayers
Palmer Griffin
Connie
Sylvia McGhee
Ronnie
Billy Greenwood
Bobbs Brown
the Honforee
Coltrane Honored With Birthday Picnic Observance
A birthday picnic lunch was given in honor of R. C. Coltrane last Saturday at City Lake by Arlen Jay School principal Tennison and school committee members. Coltrane, who thought he was attending an outdoor board meeting, was surprised by the celebration for his 47th birthday. A daughter, Judith Ann, was born April 12 to Mr and Mrs Bill Beeson of 1st Park Street at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Beeson was formerly Hazel Semmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Coltrane
Ciry Lake
Tennison
Arlen Jay
G. H. Weant
L. J. Summer
M. R. Engram
Coletrane
Beeson
Mer
Bill Beeson
Park Street
Judith Ann
Burrus Memorial
Hazel Semmers
A. L. Elliott
Colonial Drive
Parent-Teacher Association
Homer Sink
S. Pollock
Band Parents Auxiliary
American Legion Hut
Kinneywood
RB. C. Wilson
T. Lambeth
High Point
J. H. Hauss
Lambeth
G. N. Bryant
Ace of Clubs Gatherings Highlight Thomville Activities
Ace of Clubs members met at Mrs. Julius A. Green's Elliott Drive home for bridge with three tables among spring blooms. W G Smith won a hobnail vase. W E Tomlinson received dusting powder. Frank Mur earned a hobnail vase as visitors award. Guests included Charles Inch G N Bryant Walter Rapp Alyah Boyles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ace of Clubs
Julius A. Green
Elliott Drive
W. G. Smith
W. E. Tomlinson
Frank Mur
Mesdames
Charles Inch
G. N. Bryant
Walter Rapp
Alyah Boyles
Fomlinson
Paul Fiassler
Harry Lee Lambeth
G. ‘T. Alexander
O. R. Modgin
W. H. Curlee
Frank Murr
Comfortable And Well-Cared For Shoes Important
Regional Office for Emergency Management urges careful shoe selection and upkeep as citizens drive less and walk more. Proper fit prevents wear and tear. dry wet shoes slowly, use shoe trees or newspaper, polish after drying, and store with shoes in shape to extend life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Office For Emergency Management
Office of Price Administration
Mrs Robert Southard Jr Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Robert Southard Jr a recent bride was honored by friends and hosiery company employees in a Triangle finishing department shower. Games and contests were enjoyed prizes awarded to Mrs Louise Trivette and Mrs Southard. Gifts included crystal and china and refreshments were served to sixteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Southard, Jr
Triangle Hosiery Company
Ashe
Louise Trivette
Southard
Virginia Harbinson
Supreme Woodmen Circle Meet Set for Wednesday Evening
The Supreme Woodmen Circle will hold its monthly business meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 at their hall on West Commerce Street. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
HALL
Supreme Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
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Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Ruth Isabel Seabury
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
F. Wew
U. S
Colgate
Colgate-Palmolive Peet Co
Ofer
E.C.T.C
Padercewski
Quanist
Broadwell-Watson
Cheraw, S. C
Imrs. McKinney
Daughter
Daughters OF
Liberty Plan
Idomino
Katherine Swiggett
Thomville
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Bantist Church
Psteip
Salem
G. Jennings
van Panes
Mesdames C. ©. Copnerige
Gillespie
R. G. Jennings
R. Green
F. A. Maier
Monard Palmer
Washington
Gaa Ag
New State P.T. A. Officers
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
W. W. Weant
Salisbury
Prsident
Mirs. E. P. Rhyne
Hickory
Fred Harrell
Goldsboro
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
J. 3. Blair
Elizebethtown
Burke
WED
Guilford Furniture CO
Tweedies
Biege
Quality Shoe Store
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