Mrs Sherrod Hosts Bride Elect Miss Peacock
Mrs Sherrod entertained about 25 guests Friday afternoon at her Hillcrest home for Miss Sarah Patrick Peacock bride elect of Saturday. The event featured summer flowers and a wedding bells motif with a corsage and a gift of aluminum kitchenware. Miss Peacock, future wife of Oscar Whitescarver, is set to wed Saturday night at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Sherrod
Sarah Patrick Peacock
Hillcrest
Sherrod
Miss Peacock
L. R. Peacock
Fred White- Scarver
Oscar Whitescarver
First Methodist Church
Come And Sit Tea Honors Miss Billie Sue Sherman
A Sunday evening party at the Shoaf home honored Miss Billie Sue Sherman bride elect of the month. Hosts Mrs J D Green and Mrs R E Shoaf hosted about 30 guests from 7:30 to 9.00 PM with pink and white asters and tuberose corsage. Mrs E P Sherman, the honoree mother, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Sue Sherman
James Johnson
J. D. Green
R. E. Shoaf
Shoaf
Stone St
Eject
E. P. Sherman
Wedding Reception Honors Childers-Clodfelter Couple
A church reception followed the wedding of Linda Clodfelter to Forrest E. Childers Jr at Memorial Methodist Church Thomasville. Guests included the couple’s families and attendants with Mrs. R E Holladay and Mrs M G Allmond assisting in the receiving line and service. Pink white decor featured satin cloths and arrangements of white asters and pink snapdragons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Forrest E. Childers Jr
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville
Clifford Clodfelter
R. E. Holladay
M. G. Allmond
Clodfelter
Forrest Childers Sr
C. L. Clodfelter Sr
Hampton
Shower Celebrates Miss Young Ahead of Sept. Wedding
Mrs. Joy Young hosted a Saturday evening shower for Miss Tommy Young at Kernersville Road. Joyce Young and Elmer Young assisted. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. J. McClamrock and Mrs. Dennis Young. The event featured bridal games and gifts of crystal, with a refreshment table of white crochet cloth and gladioli. A follow up buffet supper is planned at Mocksville home with cousin Mrs. W. J. McClamrock assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Young
Tommy Young
Raymond Herndon
Kernersville Rd
Young
Joyce Young
Elmer Young
W. J. McClamrock
Dennis Young
Miss Young
Mocksville
Firemen Answer Three Alarms Across Weekend
Weekend fire calls disrupted a quiet period with three alarms yesterday afternoon. A chair caught fire from a cigarette at 1117 Downing Street causing negligible damage. At 910 Park Street a TV set shorted and was damped by unplugging the cord. A 50 gallon steel drum used as a trash can at 505 East Russell Street burned, likely from spontaneous combustion at Cascard Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Downing St
SUTHERINE Hemorrhoid Remedy Praised by Doctor in N C
A promotion for Sutherine ointment claims two years of use by Dr. Holly of North Carolina. The doctor asserts thirty seven years of practice prefer Sutherine for relief of hemorrhoids with soothing pain itching and often stopping bleeding. Available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly
N. C
Thomasville Deputies Raid Home Seize Home Brew and Whisky
In a Saturday raid at a Davidson County residence, deputies seized five gallons of home brew and a half gallon of white lightning. Grady Gordon, route 1 Thomasville, charged with prohibition laws for sale. bond set at 300 with trial August 22. Two neighbors charged with assault with deadly weapon after a county disturbance. Andrew Cornelison and Hazel Laprad charged. Cornelison freed on 400 bond, trial August 15. Laprad on 200 bond, trial August 15. Others faced DUI and drunken driving charges with trials set for August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Grady Gordon
Route 1
Gordon
Andrew D. Cornélison
Route 2
Frank J. Lapradd
Cornelison
Lapradd
Hazel Lapradd
John Colson
Carol St
Jac D. Carmiche Ty
Carmiche
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Action
Multiple obituary notices report deaths in High Point Thomasville Asheboro and Kernersville. William L Edwards 77 died after extended illness with services at First Methodist Church and interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Other notices list Mary Elizabeth Hicks Zelma Beeson Muriel Farlow Martha Pace Nellie Edwards Mollie Long Nellie Childress Edwards and Hal Williams with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Edwards
William Lee Edwards
First Methodist Church
Robert Tuttle
Milton Widenhouse
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Robert Smith
Central Methodist Church of
Asheboro
Jim Davis
Allison Hoover
Ted Reid
Ross Davis
P. C. Wood
Cecil Handy
Floral Garden Park
Mr. Edwards
High Point
Zelma Beeson
Kernersville
Zelma C. Beeson
Durham
Friendship
Beeson
Charles C. Beeson
Dan M. Beeson
Charles C. Beeson Jr
San Diego
Calif
Ida Beeson
Jennie 8S. Wilson
Greensboro
Muriel Lowe Farlow
Marlboro
Martha Elizabeth Pace
Highland Methodist Church
C. D. Brown
Worth Pugh
Highland Rd
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Thomasville
Nellie Childress Edwards
Joseph Henry Edwards
Hill St
City Memorial Hospital
Greenville County
S. C
Edward and
Cora Wade Childress
Clear Springs Baptist Church
South Carolina
Edwards
Lloyd T. Yearwood
Joseph Edwards Jr
Ida Childress
Greer
Mattie Davis
Greenville
Hazel Fleming
Route 2
Odelia Hendrix
Pelham
Frank J
Lumas Childress
Greer, S. C
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Melvin Gentry
Thomasville City
Mollie Long
Route 5
Winston-Salem
Bethany Church
Davidson County
John Peter
Caroline Hedrick Long
Bethany Reformed Church
Ladies Bible Class
Women’s Guild
Harvey H. Koonts
J. A. Palmer
Heidelburg Reformed Church
Byron Nifong
Kerr Street Methodist Church of
Concord
Church
Hal Worth Williams
Randolph County
H. K
Essie Hunt Williams
Lonnie Hattick
Avery Starrett
Bud Briles
Trinity
A. D. Smith
Jonah Parks
Grady Williams
Richard Williams
Mount View Baptist Church
Walter Westmoreland
Ben Farrington
Clyde Cockerman
Oaklawn
Donald Starrett
Colon Starrett
Colon Williams
Olon Williams
Clayton Briles
Junior Briles
First Case Under New Chauffeur Licensing Law
James Ralph Craven, 28, the first defendant tried under the tightened chauffeur licensing law, was found driving a truck over 15,000 pounds without a permit and released on court costs. The law, effective July 1, requires for hire permits for drivers operating for hire, transporting people or property, heavy trucks, and large passenger vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ralph Craven
Craven
Archie Myatt
Craven Row
Youth 9 Injured In Bike Car Crash
A 9 year old Julian Avenue resident suffered a shoulder injury when his bicycle hit an automobile near home. Police report driver Avery Nichols stopped after seeing the child dart into the street. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Julian Ave
J. D. Wishon
Avery W. Nichols
Nichols
Fran
Cox Ave
Fife St
Stanley Alton Wright
Harry Wilbur Carroll
W. Main St
Wright
Mills Home Alumni Hold Homecoming
Mills Home Baptist orphanage alumni and families from Washington and California gathered for the annual homecoming in Thomasville. Dr Ted Chandler was elected president with Pat Preston as vice president and Charles Hawkins as treasurer. Alumnus E Cleveland Wilkie spoke as crowds and memories filled the grounds and auditorium. Cy Howell, longtime alumni editor, was recognized for his years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marse Gran Thomasville — Baptist Orphanage
Washington
California
Mills Home
Mills Home Church
Ted Chandler
Winston Salem
Chandler
University of North Carolina
John M. Morehead
the Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Pat Preston
Wake Forest
Mills
Charles Hawkins
Thomasville
E. Cleveland Wilkie
Burlington
Olympia Perryes
Siler City
Pau
Police Press Anti Speed Crackdown In Thombeta
City police maintain a crackdown on speeders on National Hwy. Gladys Swain Cash posted 50 dollar bond after a 60 mph speeding in a 35 mph zone. Ralph Edward Ward posted 300 dollar bond after a 95 mph speeding in a 55 mph zone on Highway 29. Police warn the highway is a racetrack for teenagers and several arrests have followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gladys Swain Cash
Hil St
Baltimore
Ralph Edward Ward
Thombeta Recorder's Court
Paul M. Shore
National Hwy
John C Russell Joins Deputies In Thomasville
John Calvin Russell aged 30 of 204 Liberty Drive was sworn in as a new deputy in Thomasville joining four deputies. A WWII Navy veteran and former Jewell Cotton Mills fixer, he is married with three children. Announcement by Chief Deputy Clarence Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John Calvin Russell
Liberty Dr
Russell
Jewell Cotton Mills
Clarence Walton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Sherrod
E. E. Clary
Miss Sherman
Honor Childers-Clodfelter
Sam Logan
Yadkin County
Maytag Washers Sales and Service
N. Main
Central Appliance CO
N. J. Marlowe
W. H. Lackey
Fred Marlowe
Newton
Mrs
Mary Hicks
Mary Elizabeth Dawson Hicks
W. L. Hicks
Newlin St
Macedonia Church
Mrs. Muriel Farlow
Martha Pace
Mrs. Nellie, Edwards
Mrs. Mollie Long
John Scott Fizzell
Georgia
Keifer Morris
Morris
Fizzell
John C. Russell
Sethe Maylag
Appliance CO
Wrenn St
Valetone
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Association
404 Wright
High Point, N
High Point Chapter Order of DeMolay
U.S.A
Coats
Tobias
Warner
Alure
Donley
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