Floating Shower Honors Miss Lamb Bride Elect
Miss Vera Louise Lamb, bride elect, was feted at a floating shower at Pilot Country Club. Hostesses Miss Margaret Boggs and Mrs Sammy Poage presented linen and china gifts. The green and white table decor featured white pompoms and miniature bride figures. Attendees included aunt Mrs Garrett and grandmother Mrs F M Younger. The Lamb Bowles wedding is set for May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Louise Lamb
Carroll Bowles
Pilot Country Club
J. K. Garrett
M. Younger
Miss Lamb
Margaret Boggs
C. F. Bowles
S. P. Poage
Margaret Orchid
Boggs
Sammy Poage
K. Garrett
F. M. Younger
C. S.bowles
Lamb-Bowles
Betty Jean Callicutt
John Story
David Cooper
Carolyne Auman
Miss Auman
Story
Miss Callicutt
Marshall Walker
Greensboro
Hugh Callicutt
Miss Allman
Cooper
Jo Ann Ashburn
Seagrove
Dorothy Luck
Carolyn Marsh
Sue Richardson
Linda Marsh
Seagrove Methodist Church
Eastern Star To Meet Tuesday At Temple
High Point Chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold its meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple starting at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Book League Meeting at Mrs Crockett Home
The Book League will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 627 W. Lexington Ave. Mrs. George H. Hobart will present a program on one of her award winning papers from Guilford County Fine Arts Festival titled The High Point Confederate Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Book League
Earl B. Crockett
Lexington Ave
George H. Hobart
Guilford County
High Point Confederate Hospital
UDC Meets At Terry Home
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 pm at the home of Mrs. L. R. Terry, 915 N Main St. Associate hostesses are Mrs. A. E. Tate, Mrs. C. E. Reitzel and Mrs. John Peacock. Mrs. Peacock presents a program on The South In Song and Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Confederacy
L. R. Terry
N. Main St
A. E. Tate
C. E. Reitzel
John Peacock
Asheboro Engagement and Local Society Notes
Louise Way of Asheboro announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Jo to Rex Leoland Honney of Asheboro Route 5. The wedding is planned for June 28 at Betty Jo's mother's home. Betty Jo is a graduate of Asheboro High School and Rex attended Seagrove High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Louise Way
Betty Jo
Rex Leoland Honney
Ted Honney
Route 5
Miss Way
Harold D. Way
Tennessee
Asheboro High School
Mr. Henney
Seagrove High School
North Carolina Inheritance Laws Talk At Club Meeting
Members of the General Electric Woman's Club met at the club house for April. Jerry Shuping, Clerk of Superior Court, presented an informative program on North Carolina inheritance laws and how to make a will. Hostesses Ruby Hunter, Lillie Nance and Millie Stinson served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Woman's Club
Jerry Shuping
Superior Court
North Carolina
Ruby Hunter
Lillie Nance
Millie Stinson
Cookie Cutter Sticking Tied to Dough Flouring
A kitchen tip notes cookie cutters cling to dough when not floured before use or during cutting. Properly dusting the cutter with flour prevents sticking and saves shape integrity in multiple batches.
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Plumbers
Dairy Delivery Men
Eastern Star
UDC
Terry Home
Willowbrook
Aii
PCS
N. Main
Asheboro News
Harold Crawford
Lexington
John Alexander
John F. Redding
Dr. Crawford
Redding
Eye Bank
Dr. Cranford
Ed Cranford
Mr. Cranford
University of N. C
Chapel Hill
Duke University
Durham
O. L. Presnell
Earl C. Taylor
Williamsburg
Blanche Ireland Jones
Walter Carlyle Holtz
Central Methodist Church
Brunson Wallace
Holtz
Robert L. Jones
John Alfred Ireland
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Randolph
American War Mothers
Grady Ridge
Carl ‘Steed
W. C. McRae
Robert Howell
Fayetteville Street School
Japan
A. J. Tobertes
William H. Simpson
Asheboro Woman's Club
Simpson
United Nations
Auth
Ored Jeweler
Trede Mart Reg
Ey Jewelers
Ing
Home Demonstration Club
Randolph County
H. R. Trollinger
F. W. Poulton
Kress
Jamaica
S. Main ST
WAL
High Point, N. C
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