Spencer-Watt Vows Spoken In Danville
In an eight o'clock ceremony at Main Street Methodist Church in Danville Virginia Nell Penn Watt married William Oliver Spencer III of Winston-Salem. Rev. Arthur McKinley Reynolds officiated with music by E William Litzenberg. The bride wore candlelight satin with Chantilly lace and carried orchids with lily of the valley. Maid of honor Anne Elizabeth Penn and bridesmaids wore aqua parchment taffeta. Details continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Danville
Nell Penn Watt
John Dillard Watt
William Oliver Spencer III
Winston-Salem
Sidney FE. Ives III
Sanford, Fla
William Oliver Spencer, Jr
Arthur McKinley Reynolds
Paradise Palms
California
Lily-Of-The-Valley
Bouvardia
Anne Elizabeth Penn
John D. Watt, Jr
William H. Parker, Jr
J. Fuller Dibrell
Wilson
Edward F. Blake, Jr
Virginia Beach
Donald S. Mackintosh
J Kerr Spencer, Jr
Winstom
William
Betrothal announced for Dorothy Clodfelter and Milton McLaughlin
Mr and Mrs Bruce Clodfelter announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Elizabeth to Milton N McLaughlin son of Mr and Mrs Fred McLaughlin of Cleveland NC The wedding is planned for late summer at Emmanuel Lutheran Church High Point Both families and education and careers of the couple are noted including Dorothy s teaching at Cleveland High School and Milton s postmaster duties in Cleveland NC
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Bruce Clodfelter
Montheu Avenue
Dorothy Elizabeth
Milton N. McLaughlin
Fred McLaughlin
Cleveland
N. C
Emmanuel Lutheran
Cleveland High School
McLaughlin
Appalachian State Teacher's College
Salisbury Business College
W. E. Graham and Sons Construction Co
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Post Office
Arthur G. Bowers
Appalachia
Della Irene
Robert Lee Honbarrier, Jr
Daisy Honbarrier
Robert Lee Honbarrier
High Point
Dorothy Elizabeth Clodfelter
Cleveland, N. C
Monthew Avenue
Benjamin F. Crenshaw
Burlington
Colleen
Winston-Salem
Boyd Maxton Ward
Boyd Wesley Ward
Centennial Avenue
Garden Club Meeting Next Tuesday at Ragsdale Home
Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale Jr will host the West Emerywood Garden Club Tuesday at 10 30 AM at her Jamestown home. Films depicting Virginia's historic gardens will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
West Emerywood Garden Club
Jamestown
Virginia
Priscilla Club
C. C. Robbins
Emerywood Court Apartments
BPWC Plans Tuesday Evening Business Meeting
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Chamber of Commerce Building on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. B. Mattocks
South Main Street
C. C. Haworth
Jones Burns
L. C. Whitaker
Mary Fearing
Woodman Circle Bridge Club
Wallace
Hinkle
Desk Drive
West Emerywood
Masonic Temple
AAUW
YMCA
Mary Gilson
Local Engagements Announced in North Carolina Events
Mrs. Wm. O. Spencer and relatives announce engagements for Della Irene Spencer to Robert Lee Honbarrier Jr. and Dorothy Elizabeth Clodfelter to Milton N. McLaughlin. Weddings planned for May 23 and late summer. Other notices include Nell Pence Watt’s marriage in Danville and Jean Hocutt to Charles Ray Trotter with a June 7 ceremony at Burgess Chapel First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hocutt
Willenbar Terrace
Jean
Charles Ray Trotter
R. Trotter
Trinity
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist Church
Miss Frankie Cecil Bride-elect Honored With Shower and Party
Informal party and bridal shower honor Miss Frankie Marie Cecil bride-elect of June at Brentwood Avenue home. Guests enjoyed bridal bingo and a shower of gifts including lamps, with white and green bridal theme. Ceremony set for June 19 at First Methodist Church with Rev. Carl Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Cecil
Frankie Marie Cecil
F. L. McCulloch
Brentwood Avenue
Thom
H. Boyles
Donald Andrews
D. Stanton Cecil
Frank Hearn
Ramona Ascough
Sanford
Cecil
Carl Grimm
Garden Center Staffed by Wild Flower Club May Theme
The Wild Flower Garden Club will staff the Garden Center of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs during May. They will be in charge each Friday from ten to five with the theme May Flowers expressed in arrangements at Straughan's Book Shop. Information on wild flowers will be available each Thursday to visitors.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Straughan
Wilders
Hospital Nursery Manages Busy Baby Week At High Point
National Baby Week observes a thriving High Point Hospital nursery with 13 babies, normally handling 25, using a standard formula prepared daily for 24 hours. Miss Ruby Burge heads care with autoclave sterilization, refrigeration, and an electric bottle warmer, while Miss Edith Hauser heads the obstetrical ward and the facility can house 30 babies if overflow occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Burge
High Point Hospital
Miss Burge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Della Irene Bowers
Dorothy Clodfelter
Spencer-Watt
Garden Club
BPWC
Wm. O. Spencer
William Oliver Spencer, III
Nell Pence Watt
Sidney E. Ives, II
High Pointer
W. C. Spencer, Jr
Colleen Crenshaw
Jean Hocutt
Wild Flower Club
Ruth Burge
Miss Hauser
High Pointoon School
Ir Ng
Margaret Hague
Maternity
Jersey City
Nancy Snider
Mack Combs
Anderson
Rhonda Ann Moore
John R. Moore
Tipton Street
Asheboro
Miss Snider
Pamela Jean Williams
W. C. Williams
Route Four
David Lee Schafer
Enterprise
Lacy High
Misses Bess
Edna Schwartz
Starmount Country Club
Diane Wagger
I. Goldman
Ednation
Sally Goldman
Burlt Country Club
Ane Wagger
Joan Klein
Greensboro
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