Dessert Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Dew at YWCA
Mrs. Thomas E. Dew, formerly Geneva Cox, was honored at a dessert bridge and canasta afternoon at the YWCA hosted by Mrs. George F. Morgenstern and Miss Nevie Hardee. Decorations featured pink and green with a miniature bride place marker and a pink aster corsage. Prizes went to Mrs. R. J. Kana Mrs. John Kivett and Mrs. Tommy Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dew
George F. Morgenstern
Nevie Hardee
Y.W.C.A
Geneva Cox
R. J. Kana
John Kivett
Tommy Hutchins
Anna Cox
Blanche Haridee
Final Plans Set In Bridgeton For Double Wedding
Bridgeton N J final plans announce the marriage of Dale Yvonne Harris and James Duke Overcash of High Point NC and Joan Ruth Harris to Ross Collins. The double ceremony is set for Saturday August 18 at 3 pm at First Methodist Church Bridgeton with a reception in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Dale Harris
James Duke Overcash
High Point
N. C
Joan Harris
Ross Collins
Percy R. Harris
Dale Yvonne
Joan Ruth
First Methodist Church
P. R. Harris
Virginia Overcash
Secret Ten Commandments Ad Tops New York Subway
Adelaide O Mara a longtime New York Life stenographer quietly funded a month long subway card advertisement featuring the Ten Commandments. She paid 400 dollars saved from years of commuting and kept the act secret until now hoping it might inspire others to make a small but hopeful change in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Siways
Adelaide O'Mara
New York Life Insurance Co
Brooklyn
Miss O'Mara
V.S
Stan
Archdale Methodist WSCS Meet Tuesday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Archdale Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at a specified time in the church hut. Circles are asked to convene earlier in separate groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Methodist Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
P.m
Births Notice for Gary Dennis Williams and Mary Anne McBrearty
Mr and Mrs O D Williams of Detroit announce the birth of a son Gary Dennis on July 27. Mr and Mrs John F McBrearty of Austin announce a daughter Mary Anne on July 25. Mrs McBrearty is the former Miss Mary Louise Jarrett of High Point. Mr and Mrs David Reece of Winston-Salem announce a son on August 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Reece is the former Miss Sally Turner of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Dennis Williams
O. D. Williams
Detroit
Mich
Gary Dennis
Williamses
High Point
Mary Anne McBrearty
John F. McBrearty
Austin
Tex
Mary Anne
McBrearty
Mary Louise Jarrett
David Kim Reece
David Reece
Winston-Salem
High Point Memorial Hospital
Reece
Sally Turner
Industrial Peace Era Seen Growing Unions and management mature
Secretary of Labor Mitchell predicts the greatest era of industrial peace outside of war due to policy that rests on the ability of management and labor to settle differences. He foresees no unrest like last month's steel shutdown and expects continued peace through year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mitchell
Bridal Shower Fetes Mrs Everhart at Home
Mrs M A Maners hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs David Everhart at 515 Gatewood Ave. Guests included Mrs Herman Maners and Miss Linda Owings. The honoree received a corsage and a waffle iron as gifts while J R Maners played organ music before games and an ice course was served to 25 attendees. Gene Maners was married July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Everhart
M. A. Maners
Gatewood Ave
J. R. Maners
Joncee Johnson
Herman Maners
Jim Owings
Mocksville
Linda Owings
Everhart
Gene. Maners
Nuptial Courtesy At Reavis Church For Miss Collins
Miss Margaret Collins was honored with a miscellaneous shower at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church. She received a white carnation and white decorations and mixed flower centerpieces graced the table. About 30 guests attended as games and prizes preceded gift opening, cake, and punch. Miss Collins will marry Rev. Jimmy D. Hinson on August 17 at Trinity Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collins
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Miss Collins
Jimmy D. Hinson
Trinity Baptist Church
Shower Honors Winston-Salem Bride Elect Diane Roane
A kitchen shower at Mrs. Lester Stevens home on CCC Camp Rd honors Miss Diane Roane of Winston-Salem a September 9 bride to be. Hostess gifts include silver and floral arrangements as games and refreshments accompany the afternoon. Miss Roane daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Roane Hawthorne Dr High Point now studies at Chapel Hill and will marry Glen Laffley of Louisville at Highland Presbyterian in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Moore
Tennessee
Phyllis Rogers
Bridgeton
N. J
Overeash
Bruce Phillips
Camden
Bruce Baileyard
William Tippett
High Point
N. C
Joan Harris
Frank Smith
Oliver Raymond
Julia Hahn
Russell, Ky
Delores Love
Collins
Robert Swanson
Georgia
William Grevette
Mount Holly
John Ewing
Bride's Elect
Edwin Pile
Eastwood
Betty Jean Throp
Harriett Carman
Diane Roane
Lester Stevens
Stevens
L. H. Roane
Winston-Salem
CCC
Roane
Hawthorne Dr
Newport News Woman Visits Family and Friends
Mrs. Luther Turner of Newport News Virginia visits home with her daughter Mrs. Earl Brooks. She also visits Winston Salem with a second daughter Mrs. David Reece who has a newborn son David Kim born August 3. Mrs. J A Morgan and Leta Morgan of Denton and Alice Morgan and Alfred Wicks of Asheboro were dinner guests of Mrs. G T Roy at 801 Willowbrook. Also visiting Mrs. Royals were Commander L Dwight Morgan of Glenview Illinois and John W Morgan of Washington DC. W C Asbury of 1210 Adams Street entered High Point Memorial Hospital on Friday and is not yet permitted visitors. Mrs. L C Martin, Mrs. E W Jones and Mrs. Henry Asbury will attend the Wesleyan Methodist Church Conference at Colfax Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Turner
Newport News
Earl Brooks
Winston- Salem
David Reece
High Point Memorial Hospital
David Kim
J. A. Morgan
Leta Morgan
Route 2
Denton
Alice Morgan
Alfred, Wicks
Asheboro
G. T. Royals
Willowbrook
W. C. Asbury
Adams St
L. C. Martin
E. W. Jones
Henry Asbury
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Colfax
Should Bob and I take Stan into our home
The writer asks if they should move Stan from his mother’s care to live with Bob and him. Haworth argues they may gain a chance to model steadiness and responsibility, offering Stan a fair, supportive place in a larger household despite upheaval to schedules and living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Stan
Buck
M.H. Mary Haworth
Resting Woolen Garments Between Wearings
Guidance advises a 24 hour rest period for woolen garments after wearing to allow wrinkles to drop and relax the fabric. This practice aims to improve appearance and prolong the life of woolen clothing.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women's Editor
W. R. Lasley
Jim Thornton
Mrs. Everhart
Reavis Church
Diaber Co Wal
Guilford Optical CO
N. Makn Si
DuPont
Monark
Kelvinator
B.f.goodrich
Carter
Mary Haworth
Eredt
Samuel B
John L. Coleman
John Czarnecki
Thomasville
Thomas C. Gallimore
D. Brantley
Jimmie Jones
Pete” Schultheiss
Bob Thacker
Edgar Watson
Westinghouse
Lambeth, Inc
S. Main St
Itt Lta Ste Pn
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