Mrs. Jimmy Welborn Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
The former Miss Sara Davis, now Mrs. Jimmy Welborn, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at Mrs. Jesse Davis home in Kernersville. Guests numbered 45 and included Mrs. C. C. Welborn. prizes were won by Mrs. William Collins and Mrs. Macey Borum.
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Jimmy Welborn
Jesse Davis
Route 1
Kernersville
Davis
Martha Davis
Gurney Davis
Wiliam Collins
Macey Borum
C. C. Welborn
Sara Davis
Shower Honors Recent Bride At Church Here
Mrs Richard Lee Vance a recent bride was guest of honor at a church shower hosted by the Loyal Workers Class of N Main Street Baptist Church. About 25 class members attended as gifts were displayed under an umbrella decoration. The honoree formerly Gerry Hutchison received a white carnation corsage on arrival.
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Richard Lee Vance
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Gerry Hutchison
Loyal Workers Class
Morgan H. Hutchison
Ralph H. Vance
Myrtle Epps
Nannie Bean
Mattie Williard
Tuesday and Thursday club schedule includes garden clubs and raffish events
A civic calendar lists meetings for Pilot Club at the Sheraton Hotel and garden clubs at multiple locations including 1500 Carolina Ave 1011 Emery Rd and Winston-Salem Road. Events range from plant shows and flower markets to a Ladies Day Golf bogey tournament and bridge game at the Woman's Club.
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Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Forest Park Garden Club
Carl Skinner
Carolina Ave
Town and Country Garden Club
Robert Rankin
Emery Rd
Home and Garden Club
Clyde Garrison
N. Rotary Drive
L. C. Gooch
Lexington Avenue
Salem Tavern
High Point
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Philip B. Davis
Florham Ave
Nature Study Garden Club
Broadus Casey
N.ton Street
Old Salem
Country Garden Club
Ray Idol
Winston-Salem Road
J. W. Johnson
Steele St
Weed ‘N’ Win Garden Club
Richard Wright
Brookside Drive
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
la Sertoma Club
H. T. Short
Woodrow Ave
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Educational Center
Demonstration Planned By Garden Club
The Spade and Trowel Garden Club will sponsor a flower arrangement demonstration in the Civic Center lounge on April 30 at 8 p.m. Charlie Schoolfield Jr. of Greensboro will conduct the event, previously seen in Thomasville with the Friendly Garden Club. Tickets are available from Mrs. Rupert Parrish, Mrs. Edward Jones, or other club members. Light refreshments and a door prize follow.
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Thomasville
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
Civic Center
Charlies Schoolfield Jr
Greensboro
Friendly Garden Club
Rupert Parrish
Edward Jones
Spade and Trowel Club
Bridal Courtesy Teas for Miss Bonnie Tilley
Miss Bonnie Tilley of Lexington, a former High Point resident, was honored with a bridal coffee in Hillcrest Manor Arts hosted by Mrs. C. M. Cheek and Misses Thelma Limehouse and Madeline Kivett. About 20 guests attended. flowers and a pink green theme filled the setting. Mrs. Carroll Bowen served, and gifts included china in Tilley's chosen pattern.
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Bonnie Tilley
Lexington
High Point
C. M. Cheek
Thelma Limehouse
Madeline Kivett
Hillcrest Manor Arts
Miss Tilley
al Ridenhouse
Charlotte
Carroll Bowen
Mrs Hennis Named Head Of My Chapter
Mrs Edna Hennis was elected next year's president of Mu a ter Beta a Te a at a meeting hosted by Miss Iris Kiger in William and Mary Apts. Other officers chosen include Heather Grant as vice president Joan Brown secretary Jane Francis treasurer City Council representative Ruth Brown and alternate Jane Francis. The meeting also elected Girl of the Year and reviewed the musical South Pacific. Refreshments were served. The Conklingville reservoir in northern New York holds 283000000000 gallons.
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Edna Hennis
Mu Ater
Iris Kiger
William and
Mary Apts
Heather Grant
Joan Brown
Jane Francis
Ruth Brown
Glover Bedford
Y W C A Event Schedule For April Dates
Youth groups and club activities list daily at the Y W C A from Tuesday April 15 through Friday April 19. The schedule includes swim classes, teen clubs, dinners, bridge class, a joint dinner meeting with Miss Julia White as speaker, and a play day.
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Julia White
First US Automobile Show Held in New York 1901
The 1901 automobile exhibition marked the first such event in the United States, staged in New York City. It showcased early motor vehicles and attracted industry interest and public attention.
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United States
New York City
Thomasville Women Named WCTU District Officers
Two Thomasville members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union were elected to District 7 offices at a Greensboro district meeting held Friday at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Robert Williams was re-elected vice president and Mrs. C. QO. Plyler became treasurer. The May 12 program will focus on Child Welfare with Mrs. Willie May in charge of arrangements.
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Thomasville
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Robert Williams
C. QO. Plyler
Willie May
Stephens Bible Class Meets Wednesday at 3 PM
The Stephens Bible Class will gather Wednesday at 3 p.m. at 217 West Ray Street, the home of Mrs. Cc. F. Ellington. Mrs. A. G. Carson is named as leader for the meeting.
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Stephens Bible Class
Cc. F. Ellington
W. Ray St
A. G. Carson
Guil-Rand Ladies Auxiliary to Meet Tonight at Fire Station
The Guil-Rand Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m at the Guil Rand fire station in Archdale. Mrs Cecil Heill host ess will preside. A report notes Canada geese fly about 55 miles per hour and can travel hundreds of miles non stop.
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Guil-Rand Ladies Auxiliary
Guil-Rand
Archdale
Cecil Hill
Dummy ham theft shocks market in Phoenix
A thief grabbed a large plaster ham display from a market in Phoenix and escaped in a waiting car. Store owner Stanley Lee noted the item was a dummy used for display and warned the thief of the disappointment to come.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Stanley Lee
Theater Robbery in Newark Leaves The Ten Commandments Blocked
A thief took $2,000 from the Adams theater in Newark New Jersey but fled after deciding not to attend the film The Ten Commandments. Police investigate motive and suspect details remain undisclosed.
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Newark
N.J
Adams Movie Theater
Water Use for Pine Pulpwood Growth Report
The article states that roughly 750,000 gallons of water are needed to produce a single cord of pine pulpwood. It frames water input as a key factor in forest product productivity and notes implications for resource management and costs.
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Priscilla Club
R. K. Young
Joseph J. Cox
James S. Moffitt
Moffitt
Ferndale Dr
Judy Peterson
Pam
Faculty Wives Club
J. H. Allred
Old Mill Road
Garden Club
Jesus
Mrs. Hennis
Conklingville
New York State
Don River
Dacron
Cotton
S. Main Street
Eee
Y.M
Adams
WCTU
Georgia Bray
J. E. Clodfelter
Eleanor Shuford
Helen Fouts
Plyler
Guil-Rand Group
West End
English St
Washington
Richardson’s
Plisse
Treadle
Necchi Or
Elna
Glenns
Sewing Machine Co
S. Main St
High Point, N. C
Ae. Se
New York
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Fla
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay Street
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