Openhouse At Parsonage Draws About 200 Congregation Members
The South Main Methodist Church parsonage hosted an informal openhouse Sunday afternoon, with over two hundred attendees. Church groups including Woman's Wesley, Clindard, Character Builders and Frances McFarland classes helped host, while flower decorations and refreshments added to the festive mood. The event ran from 2:30 to 5:30 PM. Denton girl Sara Ivey is engaged to Sam S. Lamar of Century Florida Appalachian State Teachers College is noted as his school. The couple plans a Denton wedding in June.
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South Main Methodist Church
W. G. McFarland
McFarland
Woman's
Wesley
Clinard
Character Builders
Frances McFarland
Mesdames W. W. Preddy
E. L. Bennett
Reitzel Pitts
R. A. Wilson
H. S. Puckett
Denton
Howell Harrison
Sara Ivey
Sam S. Lamar
Century
Fla
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Lamar
W. L. Lamar
Freddy Billings Celebrated At Aunt Mary Hill Party
Freddy Billings three years old was feted at a birthday party hosted by his aunt Miss Mary Hill at Mrs. E. C. Hill’s home. Eight children attended including Vera Buck Andy Buck Wanda Beeson Charles Beeson Danny Beeson Brenda Grubb and Roy Irving. The party featured games photos and a cake with three candles served with drinks and ice cream.
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Freddy Billings
Mary Hill
E. C. Hill
Vera
Andy Buck
Wanda
Charles
Danny Beeson
Brenda Grubb
Roy Irving
Freddy
Jones-Brown Vows Spoken At Home Wedding
An announced marriage unites Miss Sybile Joan Brown and Corporal James E. Jones. The ceremony occurred Saturday April 4 at the bride’s home with Rev. A S Hale officiating in a double ring rite. The couple left for a coast honeymoon after a three tiered cake.
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James E. Jones
Sybile Joan Brown
B. J. Brown
Sherwood Drive
Hazel T. Jones
Pine Street
Winston-Salem
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
A. S. Hale
First Baptist Church
High Point
Jacqueline Hall
Lexington
Pine Drive
Leaksville High School
82Nd
Fort
Fort Intpmediately
Local Residents Mention Easter Week Hospital Updates
Rev and Mrs L R Yeagle visited the parsonage with Rev and Mrs W G McFarland. Several service members served as chaplains in Colorado during World War II with further travel notes on families visiting and patients receiving care at High Point Memorial Hospital and Duke Hospital.
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L. R. Yeagle
Oxford
Mass
W. G. McFarland
South Main Street
Pee, Colo
Faculty Wives Plan Luncheon at High Point College
The Faculty Wives Club of High Point College will hold a luncheon and garden tour next Saturday. The event is hosted at Mrs. C. R. Hinshaw’s home at 902 Rotary Drive with Mrs. H. E. Coble and Mrs. P. E. Lindley as associate hostesses. Lunch begins at 1 p.m.
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Rotary Drive
H. E. Coble
P. E. Lindley
Miss Ball Honored At Milligan College
Miss Ella Jean Ball, daughter of Mrs. Gay T. Ball of 302 Carter Street, is selected best all around girl at Milligan College in Tennessee. The senior physical education major is noted for leadership, citizenship, personality, and activity participation across campus.
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Ella Jean Ball
Gay T. Ball
Carter Street
Milligan College
Milligan College, Tenn
Ball
Miss Sue Cumby to Be Honored Before Wedding
Miss Sue Cumby will be honored at a Thursday 7 30 party at 724 Prospect Street hosted by Miss Margaret Brooks with Miss Barbara McCanless as associate hostess. The couple, Cumby and Cyrus Brooks, plan a June 6 marriage, the first in a series of pre nuptial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Cumby
Cyrus Brooks
Margaret Brooks
Prospect Street
Barbara McCanless
Miss Cumby
Brooks Turner Nuptials Spoken April 4 Revealed
The marriage of Miss Eileen Turner and Earl F. Brooks Jr was solemnized April 4 at the First Methodist parsonage with Dr Kenneth Goodson officiating at 730 pm. Miss Turner wore a navy suit and corsage while Miss Sally Ann Turner and Charles Brooks attended as sister and best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Turner
Earl F. Brooks, Jr
Kenneth Goodson
Sally Ann Turner
Charles Brooks
Luther Turner
North State Telephone Company
Jamestown
Adams- Millis Corporation
Lindsay Street
Encouraging shy youngsters to perform for guests
A cautionary note urges parents to respect a child’s willingness to entertain adults. Do not pressure a reluctant child to perform in front of strangers, while praising and supporting those who enjoy showcasing their talent.
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Guernsey
Jewelry shines with cultured pearls for spring costumes
RP presents a jewelry view of elegance for spring outfits. Cultured pearls adorn a brooch bracelet and shell earrings while a diamond ring and pearl necklace complete the refined fashion image as suggested by the Jewelry Industry Council.
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Ncil
Miss Lucille Clark Bride-to-Be Feted In Bridal Shower Hostesses honor Lucille Clark in Blair Park Club House party
Miss Lucille Clark bride elect receives a corsage and a shower of gifts at an informal party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Robards and Miss Betty Myers at Blair Park Club House. About 30 guests attend, including Mrs. D. I. Clark, with the wedding planned for April 19 at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Clark
Blair Park Club
Elizabet Robards
Betty Myers
Miss Clark
D. I. Clark
Herman Crawford
First Baptist Church
Protecting a Wooden Salad Bowl With White Shellac Coats
The project involves applying a few thin coats of fresh white shellac to the exterior of a wooden salad bowl. Each coat should be light and even, allowing drying between applications to build a smooth, durable finish.
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Uby
Amart
Cardus
High Point Merchants Patrol
Ren Ony
Civil
Ste
Lee W. Boswell
Golden
Taryly
Kiddie Korner
Iauiléa A
Georgia Bailey
Wayne
Bobby Bailey
Michael
Phoebus
Bailey
Langley Air Force Se
Powell Alexander
McGuinn Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Margaret P. Hamlin
Silver Springs
W. Pickett Hamn
Clyde Lance
Fowler Street
Duke Hospital
Maud Hayworth
R. P. Tucker
Sunset Drive
C. B. Nifong
League of Voters
Unit 2
The
League of Women Voters
Norman Kinnaman
West Howell
Miss Ball
Brooks-Turner
N. Main ST
Rosanne
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