Robichaux and Conner Honor Mrs Frank M Simmons
Mrs Pauline S Robichaux and Mrs Clair G Conner hosted a luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel to honor Mrs Frank M Simmons formerly Ruth Hepburn. The Blue room setting featured twelve guests, bridal motifs, bridal place cards, a silver gift, and a four course luncheon with pastel snapdragons and sweetpeas as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Robichaux and Conner
Frank M. Simmons
Sheraton Hotel
Pauline S. Robichaux
Clair G. Conner
Greensboro
Frank Simmons
Ruth Hepr
Miss Melton and Cadet Palmer Wed in Dubuque Iowa
Mae Neil Melton, niece of Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Dob bins Jr, wed Aviation Cadet Edward D Palmer in Dubuque Iowa on January 23 1943. The bride, a High Point College attendee and 1941 graduate, has been employed in defense work and lived with the Dobbins at Emerywood Court Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Dobbins, Jr
Emerywood Court Apartments
Mae Neil Melton
Edward D. Palmer
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dubuque
Iowa
Luncheon and Bridge Honor Miss Alice Chandler Before Wedding
Miss Jeanne Rankin hosted a luncheon for Miss Alice Chandler and wedding party members at 102 Church Street. Chandler will marry David McEwan Saturday at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. other bridal events include bridge at Miss Mary Sue Briggs and dinners at Emerywood Country Club with members of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Chandler
David McEwan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jeanne Rankin
Church Street
Miss Chandler
Miss Rankin
China
Mary Sue Briggs
Bridge
Mary Ruth Woollen
Mary Frances Hallenbeck
W. B. Hall
Hostess
Johnson Street
Pentagon Club
Betty Sechrest
Emerywood Country Club
Chardler
Winston C. Gardner
Camden
N. J
Sheraton Hotel
Chandler Residence
Cadet Palmer Plans Return to Join Army Air Force
Cadet Palmer, UW class of 1942 graduate, serves in the Army Air Force at Randolph Field San Antonio. Mrs. Palmer has gone back to High Point to stay until reuniting with him in early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Palmer
University of Wisconsin
Army Air Force
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Tex
High Point
BPWC Reelects Present Slate For Another Year
Reports of committees on club activities and election of officers capped last night’s High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting at the Elwood Hotel. The slate led by Mrs. Margaret Farley was re elected with Mrs. Farley as president and others in key roles. Plans for installation of officers and initiation of new members were set for the May 5 meeting at the Elwood Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Anet
Margaret Farley
Birtie White
Farley
Frances Casey
Te Ragan
Annette Stowe
Ruth Welborn
Elsie Kropf
Anne Welborn Observes 4th Birthday Here
On Tuesday afternoon at the Emerywood Country Club Mrs. Allen Welborn hosted a children's party for her daughter Anne celebrating her fourth birthday. Guests arrived to a Disney cartoons program followed by a Peter Rabbit contest with Easter eggs and candy bags. A decorated table centered by a birthday cake played Happy Birthday when cut.
Honoree Reception List of Attendees Details
Dainty refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Bill Armstrong Albert Alexander Anne Armfield Kinny Bates Bobby Blair Harriet Brown Louise Brown Claire Boyce Betty Bundy Sara Bundy George Campbell Mary Frances Campbell Sandra Casey Helen Thorne Cecil Bill Doggett Nancy Jo Doggett Carolyn Casey Robert Davis Reid Fisher Francis Dutton Ellen Foscue Billy Franklin Mary Geddie Ann Haeflinger Noel Hollingsworth Edwin Hedrick Frances Herman Kay Idol Ronald Koonts Carolyn Kirkman Larkin Kirkman Charles Lucas Jerry Anne Lovelace Bobby Marsh Jimmie Marsh Kitty Carter Howard Marsh Martha Mendenhall Patricia Murray Mary Wray Mitchell Pete Moffitt Bill McCain Patricia McCain Harold McKee George McLarty Betty Parker Billy Peters Pattie Peacock Rupert Pickens Linda Rankin Harriet Smithdeal Charles Sawyer Adelaide Schnell Frederick Schnell Bill Summer Judith Gale Thomas Margaret Stout Virginia Tyson Tommie Tyson Frank Smith Ginger Walser Robert Welborn Carol White Mary Harriett Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Armstrong
Albert Alexander
Anne
Jean Armfield
Kinny Bates
Bobby Blair
Harriet
Louise Brown
Claire Boyce
Betty
Sara Bundy
George
Mary Frances Campbell
Sandra Casey
Helen Thorne Cecil
Bill
Nancy Jo Doggett
Carolyn Casey
Robert Davis
Reid Fisher
Francis Dutton
Ellen Foscue
Billy Franklin
Mary Geddie
Ann Haeflinger
Noel
Nancy Hollingsworth
Edwin Hedrick
Frances Herman
Kay Idol
Ronald Koonts
Carolyn
Larkin Kirkman
Charles Lu
Cas
Jerry Anne Lovelace
Bobby
Jimmie Marsh
Kitty Carter
Howard Marsh
Martha Ann
Sandy Mendenhall
Patricia Murray
Mary Wray Mitchell
Pete Moffitt
Patricia McCain
Harold McKee
George McLarty
Betty Parker
Billy Peters
Pattie Peacock
Rupert Pickens
Linda Rankin
Harriett Smithdeal
Charles Sawyer
Adelaide
Frederick Schnell
Bill Summer
Judith Gale Thomas
Margaret Stout
Virginia
Tommie Tyson
Frank Smith
Ginger Walser
Robert Welborn
Carol White
Mary Harriett Zimmerman
Pattern Book Advertisement Offers Spring Styles
Ten cents more brings a Spring Pattern Book with easy to make styles for everyone. Send orders to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Local Residents Arrive in High Point to Settle
Mr and Mrs William Foil Michael Jr and their children Ann Pickett and William Foil III relocate from Gastonia to High Point and will reside with Mrs Michael's parents Mr and Mrs H D Sears at Pickett Farm. Mrs Robert Beaver leaves for New Haven Conn to enter Army Air Corps officers candidate school and resigns as bookkeeper at The Enterprise. TM Mr and Mrs E W Hancock return from Newport News to Tipton Street and he resumes defense work. Mrs R D Langston has recovered at home after hospital stay and May receive visitors. Mrs N C Lowe departs for Baltimore to spend Easter with daughter Mrs H W Hedrick Armstead Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foil Michael, Jr
Ann Pickett
William Foil
High Point
Gastonia
Robert Beaver
New Haven
Conn
Army Air Corps
Beaver
Enterprise
E. W. Hancock
Newport News
Tipton Street
Hancock
Laundering Spurred by Hay Fever Victims
United States hay fever victims exceed five million with laundries reporting average use of at least five hankies daily from season start to around September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Bond Promotion Encourages Victory Effort
A wartime campaign urges citizens to buy war bonds to support the effort against Axis forces. The appeal emphasizes national unity and long term victory through financial contributions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Melton
Cadet Palmer
Dubuque, Iowa
Polhy
Samuel Hyman
BPWC
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Moone
Emerald
Merit Shoe Co
U. S. War Bonds
Anne Welborn
Dr. Scholl
Rye
Ter
Jersey
Anne Adams
R. D. Langston
Emergency Hospital
Washington, D. C
Fisher Street
N. C. Lowe
Baltimore
H. W. Hedrick Armstead
Bs Iti
Bayon
Emi
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