California college clothes go Wild West in new fall styles
Hollywood fashion notes from a Los Angeles show describe college wear with Western themes, bold color stories like Trail of the 49ers, and fabrics in Fool's Gold and Buffalo Brown. Slacks, fringe trims, suede accents, and knit wools shape updated campus wardrobes with cowgirl-inspired suits and button-front jackets.
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Hollywood
California
Los Angeles
West Coast
East Coast
Donner Pass
Aileen Whelan
Charlie
Calfornia College
Brenda Joyce
Arleen Whelan
Misses Abel And Redman Host Bridge Shower for Mrs Stell
Misses Pat Abel and Posey Redman hosted a bridge shower at Emerywood Country Club honoring Mrs. Frank Stell Jr. the former Betty Lou Warner. Guests included close friends, with Barbara Mathews winning tap score and prizes of linen gifts and a silver tea bell. A luncheon followed amidst colorful summer flowers.
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Abel and
Redman
Frank Stell, Jr
Frank H. Stell, Jr
Durham
Betty Lou Warner
Pat Abel
Posey Redman
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
Stell
Tommi Tomlinson
Ruth Hall
Christine Lentz
Anne Jennings
New York City
Theo Redman
Anne Anthony
Altavista
Miss Anna Kearns Hosts Bridge For Miss Edythe Crooks
An elegant social bridge event honored Miss Edythe Crooks prior to her marriage to Nick Bambalis. Hosted by Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns at 20 Guilford Avenue, the evening featured gardenias, floral tallies, and a top score prize for Miss Crooks. Second prize went to Thurman Co. Wall, with a crystal gift from Miss Kearns. An ice course in nuptial colors followed, and more guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Edythe Crooks
Nick Bambalis
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Miss Crooks
Kearns
Evelyn Sharp
Billie Bundy
Pete Oldham
Margaret Taylor
Thurman C. Wall
Claude A. Smith, Sr
Robert Guarino
Carl Gibson
Talmadge Ellington
A. G. Ellington
Greensboro
Robert Cook
Salisbury
M. F. Crooks
T. A. Kearns
Miss Anne Layton Weds W I Tilley at Home Ceremony
Miss Anne Lou Belle Layton of Pleasant Garden and Greensboro wed William Isaac Tilley of Greensboro in a simple home ceremony at 311 Otteray Drive hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Ferree. The event featured pink gladioli, lilies, and palms, with Rev. T. F. Higgins officiating and an arrangement of candles.
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Tyson Ferree
Oiteray Drive
Anne Loubelle Layton
Pleasant Garden
Greensboro
Local Women Win In Piedmont Golf Play At Starmount
In a bi weekly Piedmont Women s Golf Association event at Starmount Country Club yesterday morning several high pointers competed. Jean Yates of Greensboro posted 86 to win A division gross. Low net 81 went to Mrs George Corcoran of Thomasville. Janis Heidacher of Greensboro tied for B division low net 82 with Mrs Biott Wood of High Point. J Ben Cooper of High Point won B division putts. C division low net 80 went to Miss Mary Alice Hoover of Thomasville, with Mrs C C Brewer of Siler City taking low putts at 33. Fine division low net 72 to Mrs Carl Ferenback of Greensboro and L Stourgeon as low putter at 33. Next meeting set for Sedgefield on Wednesday August 20 per president Mrs Laurance Ingram of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Starmount Country Club
Jean Yates
Greensboro
George Corcoran
Thomasville
Frank Brooks
Janis Heidacher
Biott Wood
High Point
J. Ben Cooper
Mary Alice Hoover
C. C. Brewer
Siler City
Carl Ferenback
L. F. LeStourgeon
Sedgefield
Wedneday
Laurance Ingram
Business Club OF Y Appoints New Committees
At the regular dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Club of WC A held Tuesday evening at the Y two new committees were appointed for the coming year. There were membership with Miss Gladys Hail chairman Miss Hazel Young and Miss Helen Walker project Miss Lillian Marlow chairman Misses Ida Clark and Agnes Campbell Those having birthdays this month were honored including Miss Helen Betts Mrs John Davis Miss Ruth Myers and Mrs Joe Wood Welch It was also decided to dispense with meetings during August and the next meeting would be September 2 Afiss Rada Poston president presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Gladys Hail
Hazel Young
Helen Walker
Lillian Marlow
Ida Clark
Agnes Campbell
Helen Betts
John Davis
Ruth Myers
Joe Wood Welch
Afiss Rada Poston
Wedding Ceremony for Miss Martha Smith’s Brother
Charles Starr Layton of Pleasant Garden led the bride to the altar with E. B. Williams of Greensboro as best man. The bride wore ice blue taffeta with white velvet trim, a white velvet turban, and carried a pink rosebud and acilia bouquet. An informal reception followed at the Ferrees’ home with sisters of the bride aiding in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Bwa
W. Clifford Tilley
Liberty
Winston-Salem
Dena Ross
Madge Tucker
Pleasant Garden
Miss. Ross
Elgar
Schumann
Schubert
Wagner
Charles Starr Layton
E. B. Williams
Greensboro
Former High Point Man Visiting Here With Bride
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Isabelle Wil sing to the Rev. Jasper L. Jones at Greenwood Delaware on June 8. The couple, now visiting in High Point with Mrs Charles Edwards after a lengthy honeymoon through New England and parts of Canada, will have Jones return to his Grace Methodist pulpit in Greenwood next Sunday.
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Isabelle Wilsing
Jasper L. Jones
Greenwood
Delaware
Jones
High Point Eligh School
High Point College
Bivalve
Maryland
Salisbury
High Point
Charles Edwards
New England
Canada
Smoky Mountain Park
Asheville
Lake Junaluska
Grace Methodist
Walter Cravens Honored On Their 25th Anniversary
Walter Cravens of Winston-Salem route 4 were surprised by their children on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the home of son Baron Craven 103 Highland Avenue Thomasville. A dessert of cream cake and drinks followed and a silverware set was presented by their children Francis Craven Buren Craven Edward Fitzgerald Hubert Percy and Jackie Craven. The couple have two grandchildren Linda Fitzgerald and Richard Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
T.M
Walter Craven
Wiston-Salem
Baron Craven
Highland Avenue
Francis Craven
Winston-Salem
Buren Craven
Thanasville
Wedding of Miss Layton and Mr Tilley in Greensboro
The couple wed with a three tiered cake, bride in waterfall blue crepe, and guests heard of Miss Layton’s family ties to Pleasant Garden. She studied at several Greensboro colleges and works in a district office. he is a Greensboro native with a role at Justice Drug Company. They honeymoon in the Shenandoah Valley and Washington, then reside in Pleasant Garden.
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Tilley
Charles Virgil] Layton
Pleasant Garden
High Point College
Woman's College
Greensboro
King’s Business College
McCray Refrigeration Company
William Ira Tilley
Liberty
Justice Drug Company
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Washington
Civic Committee Plans Window Decor for A A U Swim Meet
Civic committee members for the National A A U Swimming Meet to be held August 15 at City Lake met at the Sheraton Hotel to plan decorations. T. V. Rochelle announced prizes for best window displays and reserved seats, with judges including Mayor Kirkman and Mrs. Brockmann.
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T. V. Rochelle
M. J. Wrenn
Sheratton Hotel
W. F Ellis
Charles W. Pey ‘Y
H. L. Brockmann
Rochelle
S. C. Clark
Tom Powell
Lois Welborn
Grace Baker
C. E. Lehmann
Blake Thompson
Thomasville Club Entertained At Pine Knot Club
Thomasville area note details two bridge tables at Pine Knot clubroom hosted by Mrs Hollis Russell. Reuben Bavender won high score and a guest soap with Emory Perryman runner up a crystal dish. visitor prize went to Wade Kennerly. Ice course served to group including Wes Cameron and others. Also report on Deuce of Clubs dessert bridge at Kinneywood with double deck to Mrs D Roy Proctor and Miss Betty Peterson.
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Thomasville
Contract Bridge Club
Pine K Knot
Hollis Russell
Reuben Bavender
Emory Perryman
Wade Kennerly
Wes Cameron
C. B. Tysinger
Tom Chavis
Charles Welborn
P. Long
Deuce of Clubs Bridge Club
Kinneywood
D. Roy Proctor
Betty Peterson
R. L. McDonald
Mesdamies R L. McDonald
James Lambeth, Jr
P.M. Sherrill
J. Roy
Proctor
Jesse Finch
Peggy Hite
Local social notes from Altavis ta area visitors
Miss Anne Anthony of Altavis ta Va visits as houseguest of Miss Theo Redman on Parkway. They plan Myrtle Beach trip with Marcelle Clarke June Parker and Betty Hunt Murray. Mrs Fred Sappenfield Jr. recovering from appendicitis at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Roy Hawley and daughter Patricia leaving for Raleigh after two weeks with E V McLeod and Jack Willis. Edna Cartwright of Baltimore visiting Mil dred Free at Gatewood Ave for several days. Belts Gwynn Weaver returns home from National Airlines service, headquartered in Jacksonville Fla.
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Anne Anthony
Altavista
Theo Redman
Parkway
Miss Redman
Marcelle Clarke
June Parker
Betty Hunt Murray
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Fred Sappenfield Jr
English Street
Guilford General Hospital
Roy Hawley
Patricia
Raleigh
Edna Cartwright
Baltimore, Md
Mildred Free
Gate- Wood Avenue
Belts Gwynn Weaver
National Airlines
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Miss Weaver
Jacksonville
Fla
National Air Lines
Devotional Program Highlights At Local Meeting
Mrs. Wt Curler gavin the program and a lengthy business session was featured. Miss Peggy Menden returned home Wednesday after an extended visit with her uncle Ray Paover and Mrs Hoover in North Wilkesboro.
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Wt. Curler Gavin
Peggy Menden
Ray Paover
Mrs. Hoover
North Wilkesboro
Miss Dixie Helms To Wed In Randleman Church
Mrs. T. L. Helms hosted a tea at Academy Street honoring her daughter Miss Dixie Brown Fields, who will wed John Elbert Reynolds of Winston-Salem on August 24 at First Baptist Church in Randleman. Guests enjoyed a bridal motif, white gladioli, and piano selections by Miss Hilma Dean as the couple’s engagement date was announced.
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Randleman
T. L. Helms
Academy Street
Taclock
Dixie Brown Fields
John Elbert Reynolds
Winston-Salem
First Baptist Church
Sarah Berry Gaddy
Ellerbe
Ruby Stony
Dixie
John
Baptist Church
Ales. Helms
Treims
Maxwell Hinshaw
Roy Lackey
Wadeshore
Victoria Gaddy
Paul Johnson
Sanford
Rufus Johnson
Fayetteville
Whde-elect
Mary Alice Davis
Mesdames
Darry Hammond
C. D. Kistler
D. E. Bullard
C. E. Otey
Frances Tailey
Gilbert Christenberry
Mary Louise Talley
Claude Pickett
Hilma Dean
Nelle Robbins
Sarah Hayworth
Asheboro
Miss Clark Hosts Organ Recital and Attends Guild Meet
Miss Gertrude Clark returned home from Bowland Heights Raleigh where she visited Miss Rosina Coburn and Miss Trannie Coburn. She played a 45 minute organ recital for Miss Rosing Coburns wedding at First Baptist Church. Clark attended the National Biennial Convention of the American Guild of Organists June 23 to 27 at Wardman Park Hotel Washington D C. She and 600 members heard organists and choirs including Joseph Bonnet. Events included Gordon String Quartet, Army Band, Washington Choral Society, Madrigal Singers, a visit to the White House, and a robe-clad march to Washington Cathedral followed by a Wardman Park banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Clark
Bowland Heights
Raleigh
Rosina
Trannie Coburn
Rosing
Coburn
First Baptist Church
S Clark
Fayson Charlton
Miss Clark
American Guild of Organists
United States
Canada
Wardman Park Hotel
Washington, D. C
Joseph Bonnet
St. Eustache
Paris
Gordon String Quartet
Coolidge Auditorium
Library of Congress
Army Band
Washington Choral Society
Washington Madrigal Singers
Old Globe Theater
Folger Shakespearean Library
Roosevelt
White House
Washington Cathedral
Wardman Park
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Shawn
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Anne Layton
W. J. Tilley
Rumford Baking Powder, Box T
Rumford, RI
Piedmont
Starmount
Business Club OF Y
Mts
Azyor Sefe
L.ton
America
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau
Missi
Georgia A. Morris
Thos. L. Morris
Oakwood Court Apartments
Georgia
Mr. Morris
Walter Cravens
S. Atrid
American Institute of Laundering
Artid
Aliter
Gande Falen
Civic Committee of
A.A.U
Thomasville Club
Pine Knot Club
Women's Society of Christ In Service
Main Street Methodist Church
OC. Wallin
George McCarn
Dixie Helms
Randleman Church
Austin's Furniture Store
E. Washington St
Robertson's Bakery, Inc
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