Bonnie Sue Wheless Birthday Honored in Family Party
Bonnie Sue Wheless was honored at a fifth birthday party for her mother Mrs. Paul Wheless at their home on Saturday afternoon. The yard was adorned with blue streamers and a large pink-candled cake. Guests include Judy Hall, Butch Hall, Gwendolyn Tate, Ronnie Thomas, and Kathy Wheless, with grandmothers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Sue Wheless
Paul
Bonnie
Ommy Harmon
Judy and
Butch
Birth announcements from High Point area families
Multiple birth notices list newborn boys and girls with dates in early August at High Point Memorial Hospital. Names include George Michael Gross Ray Paul Jr. Vickie Lynn Osborne Eula Kathryn Bouldin Michael Odell Leonard Richard Clint Morgan Kathy Marie Rhymer Howard Lee Embler Douglas Eugene Downing Voight Greeson Jr.
Local residents visit Virginia and travel notices
Mr and Mrs Melvin Pitts left for Baltimore after a week with Mrs Pitts mother Mrs D W Harmon at 628 Wesley Place. Mrs Charles A Sebastian and others returned from a weekend at Langley Field Virginia visiting Major and Mrs William D Locke and Karen. R G Robertson entered hospital after a fall and is improving. Ray Hall undergone surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Bob Canipe and wife left for Fort Worth to study at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary with Mr Canipe entering the School of Theology and Mrs Canipe the School of Religious Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Pitts
Baltimore
Charles A. Sebastian
J. William Moon
Raymond Wise
Ramona Wise
Judy Yow
Langley Field, Va
Major
William D. Locke
Karen
Locke
Ronda Sebastian
Virginia
Williamsburg
Bob Canipe
Emerywood Court Apts
Fort Worth
Texas
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Canipe
School of
Nylon basics for washing and shaping garments
The consumer institute advises rinsing nylon blouses and shirts thoroughly without squeezing. Hang them on wooden hangers from the washer to avoid rust and ridges, then smooth collars seams and cuffs. Bias-cut nightgowns feel comfortable but stay shapeless if not ironed with the straight of the goods.
Formal Ceremony Unites Miss Bloom And Colvin Abrams
In a Sunday ceremony at Sedgefield Inn Miss Teasa Bloom wed Colvin S. Abrams of Danville Virginia. Rabbi William Gold officiated with Rabbi E B Eshler assisting beneath a canopy of spider chrysanthemums tulle and greenery. Music by Mae Kirkman and Roy Padgett accompanied the vows. Miss Beverly Bloom sister of the bride served as maid of honor in a charcoal and periwinkle nylon tulle gown. Ushers were Stanley Jacobson and Davis Abrams. The bride wore Chantilly lace over bridal satin with a sculpted silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teasa Bloom
Colvin S. Abrams
Danville
Sedgefield Inn
William Gold
E. B. Eshler
Stanley Jacobson
Davis Abrams
Church Meetings Tonight and Wedding Details Across Town
Dorcas Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets at 7 30 at 511 Walnut Street with Mrs Lucille Green and Mrs G M Brewer as hostesses. Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street Methodist meets at Mrs Paul Spencer home Greensboro Road with Mrs Harold Hall as hostess for a covered dish supper. Stephens Bible Study Class meets Wednesday at 3 at Miss Rosa Sutherland 217 Lindsay Street. An extensive wedding description notes a bride from Israel Bloom and groom from Danville with a Sedgefield Inn reception, travel outfits, and families from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Green Street Baptist Church
Lucille Green
Walnut Street
G. M. Brewer
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main St. Methodist Church
Paul Spencer
Greensboro Rd
Harold Hall
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
Rosa Sutherland
Lindsay St
Israel Bloom
High Point High School
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
Jack Abrams
Danville
University of Virginia
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Sedgefield Inn
Portsmouth
Norfolk
New York City
N. J
Washington, Os
Harrison couple honored at St Marys reception before ordination
After Sunday service at St Marys Episcopal Church Fred C Harris on Postulant for Holy Orders and his wife were feted at a parish hall reception. The event featured punch and cookies, gifts from the Woman's Auxiliary and vestry, and a sendoff before his upcoming study at Virginia Theological Seminary. The couple then planned a trip to Syracuse and South Bend before his August Seminary start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Fred C. Harrison
Virginia
W. Feeman
Lewis Brandon
Harrison
Party Planned For Mrs W L Stewart
Mrs H H Clodfelter and Mrs Robert L Drake will host an informal party this evening to honor Mrs W L Stewart the former Miss Faye Murray. Guests are invited to the Clodfelter home on Model oe Rd at 8 o clock. Also included is a home tip about removing burned on foods by boiling washing soda solution, safe for all pans except aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clodfelter
Robert L. Drake
W L. Stewart
Faye Murray
Cuests
Clodfelter
Modeloe Rd
Barbecue Picnic Checklist for Last Minute Rush
A compact guide lists can and bottle openers hot pan holders soap for pans salt and pepper long sticks for roasting marshmallows disposable plates forks spoons and cups for quick setup and serving at picnics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rae
Redwites
High Point
N. C
Madeline Hoover
George Michael Gross
A. G. Gross
Asheville
George Michael
Asheville Hospital
Peggy Boyles
Ray Paul Lot
Ray P. Lot
Beddington Rd
Ray Paul, Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Elsie Lee
Vickie Lynn Osborne
Banks Neil Osborne
Route 5
Vickie Lynn
Ruth Nichols
Eula Kathryn Bouldin
Carl Bouldin
Route Two
Eula Kathryn
Michael Odell Leonard
Odell Leonard
Route Three
Michael Odell
Dorothy Parks
North Wilkesboro
Richard Clint Morgan
Verlius Clint Moran
Rivett
Richard Clint
Rose Marie Bowers
Kathy Marrie Rhymer
Henry Rhymer
Route One
Thomasville
Kathy Marie
Howard Lee Embler
C. E. Embler
Vail St
Howard Lee
Douglas Eugene Downing
Carl V. Downing
Douglas Eugene
Louise Howard
R. G. Robertson
Route Four
Ihe Ray Hall
Barker St
Jack N
W. Washington ST
Fred Harrison, Jr
St. Mary's Parish
Thomas J. C. Smyth
W. L. Stewart
Belks
Ute D Optical CO
N. Main ST. Ry Point
Janet
S. Main ST
Belk-Beck CO
Selks
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