Mrs Dunbar Hosts Bridal Party for Barker and Huffman
Mrs W M Barker and Mrs Venable Huffman were honored guests at a reception and bridge party hosted by Mrs Aubrey W Dunbar on Farriss Avenue. The event featured summer flowers, refreshments, four bridge tables, and prize awards including top scorers Mrs W W and Julian Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dunbar
W. Martine Barker
Venable Huffman
Aubrey W. Dunbar
Farriss Avenue
Barker
Magee Lou Blackmon
Uffman
M Margaret Andrews
City Schools
W. W
Julian Franklin
Huffman
Dunbar
D. H. Parsons
June Barker
Marvin Slate
John Welborne
Burley J
E. A. Lennon
Adele Hicks
Dot Hoskins
Sara Matthews
Raeford
Salted soak risks fading garments in prolonged washing
When garments are soaked in salt water they may fade if left too long, so avoid extended soaking to protect textiles.
Huffman Andrews Marriage Vows Announced in Wesley Memorial
Miss Margaret Andrews and Venable Montgomery Huffman of Williamsburg were married Saturday evening at Wesley Memorial Church. The bride, a Elm Street School teacher, wore pale pink with orchid in an wedding ceremony aided by Dr. Excelle Rozzelle. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Huffman of Lexington, Va., recently returned from service and will join an insurance firm in Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venable Montgomery Huffman
Margaret Andrews
Ida Ridge Andrews
North Main Street
Williamsburg
Wesley Memorial Church
Excelle Rozzelle
Mae Kirkman
Marvin
MacDowell
Huffman
High Point
Elm Street
Grover Huffman
Lexington
Miss Smith Weds John M Cooper in First Evangel Church
Miss Dorothy Ellen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Smith of High Point marries John M Cooper of Hagerstown Maryland at 10 o clock Saturday in the First Evangelinal and Armed Church with Rev Hoy L Fesperman officiating. She wears aqua with white accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. The couple plan a week beach trip and the bride will remain with her parents while the groom enters the armed forces after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ellen Smith
R. E. Smith
High Point Rt. 1
John M. Cooper
Hagerstown
Maryland
Hoy L. Fesperman
P. M. Cooper
Randolph County
Parties Honor Bridal Couple
Honoring Mr and Mrs Ven able Huffman who wed last week the Wesley Memorial Methodist church young adult fellowship class hosted a Friday evening event at 119 Lindsay Street ten members attended bridge and refreshments Summer flowers graced the rooms Mrs Huffman nee Margaret Andrews received prior courtesies at 810 Carrick Avenue from Dr and Mrs F C Sharpe and daughter Mrs John Murphy and at 216 Lindsay Street from Dr and Mrs Marvin Slate who gave a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venable Huffman
Ypung
Wesley Memorial Ethodist Church
Qray Itely
Lindsay Street
Rs. Huffman
Margaret Andrews
Bridge
Huffman
Tomlinson Group Honors Mrs. Dykes At Dinner
The Tomlinson sewing staff of High Point hosted a Friday dinner at City Lake Park to celebrate Mrs. Mary Dykes's birthday. Twenty five guests, including family and Greensboro visitors, joined in gifts, cake, singing, dancing, and games after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
High Point
City Lake Park
Mary Dykes
SAVE BROTH Do not wash oysters and clams to keep juice
A cautionary note warns against washing shellfish as it drains flavorful juices. The juice can be served hot as broth or added to stews and chowders for richer taste.
Miss Newell Bride Elect Feted At Edgewood Shower
Honoring Doris Newell who will wed Sgt. Armando Losardo of Boston soon stationed at Kearnsfield Utah. Miss Iris Aulbert and Dot Craver hosted a lingerie shower on Edgewood Avenue with games and prizes to Norma Hayworth and Mrs. Paul Craver. Gifts were presented to the bride elect. Guests included Misses Newell Marian Lowe Norma Hayworth Eva Sloope and Mesdames Mae Hunt Paul Craver William Craver Frank Aulbert and L. M. Newell mother of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Newell
Sgt
Losardo
Boston
Mass
Kearnsfield
Utah
Iris Aulbert
Dot Craver
Edgewood Avenue
Norma Hayworth
Paul Craver
Misses Newell
Marian Lowe
Eva Sloope
Mesdames Mae Hunt
Willam Craver
Frank Aulbert
L. M. Newell
Miss Newell
YWCA Clubs Schedule Summer Meetings This Week
Four YWCA clubs across business and industrial departments hold summer schedules with limited changes. Live Y’ers meet Thursday at seven for a theater program. Jolly club gathers at eight hosting soldiers from the Army depot. Florence Nightingale club begins ice cream making Monday at seven with bridge instructions. Adams club convenes Tuesday at six for business and planning. Other clubs pause for August and resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Jolly
Dreensboro
Florence Nightingale
Adams Club
Church Socials and Circle Meetings Across Local Churches
Local church groups announce meetings this week. Archdale Methodist relocates its WSCS meeting to Mrs. J. E. Giles home with Mrs. Silman assisting. Memorial Methodist and East Green Street Baptist hold at homes. Loyal Workers plan a poper supper and pals reveal. First Methodist circles list chairmen and host homes. Calvary circles schedule 7:30 gatherings at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Wscsk
Giles
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
J. E. Giles
B. T. Silman
Womans Iety of Christian Service
Akin Memorial Methodist Church
W. F. Clary
Redding Street
East Green Street Baptist Church
Paul Charping
Louise Avenue
Raymond Campbell
Pas
Loyal Workers
Loyal
North Main Baptist Church
P. Green
Crawford Street
Social Arts To Meet Wednesday
The Social Arts club will be entertained by Mrs. J. N. McCrary at her home on Parkway Wednesday afternoon. The meeting is set for 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. McCrary
Parkway
Sandpaper Tips Warn Against Scorch Mark Removal
Sandpaper should be used lightly to remove scorch marks because heavy use can permanently weaken fabric. Caution advised for delicate materials to avoid damage and preserve integrity.
Births Report from High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vernon Brown announce a son David Lee born July 31 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Cpl Roy E Peace and Mrs Peace announce daughter Sharon Pauline born August 4 at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Patsy Marleen Floyd born August 2 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Floyd at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Brown
David Lee
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sharon Pauline Peace
Roy E. Peace
Ward Street
Sharon Pauline
Washington Street
Cpl
Peace
Quartermaster’s Corps
France
Beatrice John
High Point
Patsy Marleen Floyd
Thomas Calvin Floyd
Kearns Street
Patsy Marleen
Crumbs From Cakes Cut Sugar in Bread Puddings
Crumbs saved from cakes and cookies can be used in bread puddings to reduce sugar use. The idea focuses on reusing kitchen leftovers to cut added sweetness and stretch ingredients. The note highlights practical value for home cooks seeking lighter desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgensen
Jules Jurgensen
Archdale Couple Celebrates 6th Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank W Maness marked their golden wedding with a buffet at home in Archdale on a Wednesday evening Their daughter and families hosted the event Joining relatives included eighteen children and six great grandchildren The couple wed August 1 1890s archive notes their lifelong Archdale residence and Emma English as the former wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Maness
Archdale
Maness
Emma English
Mr. Maness
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