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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1948

Page

6

Bride-to-be Betty Nance to wed Liam L. Lee at Main Street church

A bridge party in honor of Miss Betty Nance and her fiancé Liam L. Lee was hosted by Mrs. T. R. Ballard at 316 Howell Street with hostesses Mrs. R. H. Shaw and Mrs. R. B. Moore. Summer flowers provided decoration as guests enjoyed a social evening ahead of the Saturday 5 o'clock ceremony at the Main Street church.

Betty Nance Liam L. Lee Main Street T. R. Ballard Howell Street Ballard R. H. Shaw R. B. Moore

Miss Pat Pierce Honored At Informal Bridal Shower

Miss Pat Pierce, fiancee of Harold W. Ritch, was honored at an informal party hosted by Miss Betty Rousey on Rotary Drive. Guests enjoyed corsages, bridge games, and green and white refreshments as plans for the August 14 wedding were announced and bridal gifts were exchanged.

Pat Pierce Miss Rousey Harold W. Ritch Betty Rousey Rotary Drive Ivy Feverfew Edward Wilkinson Hugh Giles H. P. Adams Eddie Ferree Little Wayne Hinkle Charles Ivey Clifton Murphy Christine Parnell Faye Dodamead Miss Pierce Boyce Vaughn C. E. Jenkins Joseph Eisiliones

Hicks Ingram Vows Spoken In Simple July Wedding

Miss Cora Frances Ingram and Homer Alfred Hicks united in marriage July 17 at 11 am in Welch Memorial Methodist church parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Horace Bolick with nuptial music by Mrs. Bolick. After a wedding trip to eastern North Carolina and Carolina Beach, they reside at 915 Asheboro Street.

Cora Frances Ingram Homer Alfred Hicks Welch Memorial Methodist Church Horace Bolick Roland H. Flilliard Hicks Lindsey V. Ingram Route 4 Allen Jay High School Montiville M. Hicks Amos Hosiery Mill North Carolina Carolina Beach Asheboro Street

Births of James Haywood Shields and Margaret Ann Maloney

Mr and Mrs William B Shields announce the birth of son James Haywood on July 23 at Wesley Long hospital Greensboro. The family from High Point now in Meridian Mississippi will join him in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Paul W Maloney announce daughter Margaret Ann born July 28 at Faith hospital St Louis. Mrs Maloney formerly Blanche Weavil of High Point.

James Haywood Shields William B. Shields James Haywood Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Margaret Ann Maloney Paul W. Maloney St. Louis Margaret Ann Faith Hospital Maloney High Point War Department Blanche Weavil Winston Road

Local People News From High Point and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Peggy Cook of 1612 Long Street is convalescing after an appendectomy at Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. The Clinards with daughters Rachel and Clarice have returned home from a western tour visiting Great Falls Montana and Los Angeles California. Mrs H V Myers has returned to Salisbury after ten days with her daughters. Rev and Mrs W L Johnson of Olin visit their son Elmer Johnson on Mayview Avenue. Mr and Mrs James S Parsons return home after a wedding trip. married July 18 in Laurinburg with bride Catherine Bailey. Horace Billings leaves tonight for Salisbury to take a sports editor job at the Salisbury Post starting tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Lee F Schaner and daughter Shirley return from Crescent Beach North Carolina to Emerywood Court Apartments. Master Hayden Eddinger, 1608 Ward Street, is in a Greensboro polio hospital for treatment, recovering nicely. Mrs J D Carr and daughter Emily Carr of Wallace arrive to visit Mr and Mrs Joe Carr at 521 East Farris Avenue. Carr is the father of Mr Carr and Emily Carr his sister.

Peggy Cook Long Street Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital James S. Parsons West Farriss Avenue Laurinburg Catherine Bailey J. D. Carr Emily Carr Wallace Joe Carr East Farris Avenue Carr Mr. Carr Miss Carr

Warming At Deep River Friends Parsonage Sunday

Rev Elbert D Newlin and family host a house warming at the Deep River Friends parsonage on Highway 68 six miles north of High Point. Visiting hours are 2 to 6 pm Sunday with gifts welcomed to furnish the new home. committee chaired by Mrs Meeta H Jackson includes Mrs Winifred Thornton and Mrs Jessie Crumpler.

Deep River Friends Parsonage Elbert D. Newlin Deep River Friends Church Ternoon Newlins Highway 68 High Point Meeta H. Jackson

Rebekahs to Confer Degrees Tomorrow

The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will confer the degree on two candidates at the regular meeting tomorrow at 7 30 o clock at the hall on West Commerce Street. Members are asked to attend and wear evening attire for the ceremony.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge West Commerce Street

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