Luncheon Hostess Honors Miss Haworth Before September Wedding
Mrs. John C. Sheloff entertaining Mrs Eldora Haworth ahead of her September 8 wedding to Thomas Eugene Terrell of Greensboro. A pastel luncheon at North Main Street featured blue delft linens, pale pink gladioli and rosebuds, with nylon favors and a silver wedding gift for the bride. Nearby celebrations include a Saturday pool party at the Walter V. Oakie Estate near Winston-Salem hosted by Mrs. Hugh Holcomb Jr and Miss Betty Benbow for Haworth and her bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sheloff
Eldora Haworth
North Main Street
Thomas Eugene Terrell
Greenstoro
Haworth
Greensboro
Wi Salem
Hugh Holcomb, Jr
Betty Benbow
Walter V. Oakie
Winston-Salem
Bridal Shower Honors Miss JoAnne Howard
Miss JoAnne Howard receives a bridal shower at Beulah Rice’s East Green Street home hosted by Mrs. W H Howerton and others. The party features a miscellaneous shower with gifts including breakfast china and a white carnation bouquet. Howard is engaged to Mr. Ward Williams, tied by marriage at Hillard Memorial Baptist Church on August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
W. H. Howerton
Betty Livengood
Beulah Rice
East Green St. Ext
Miss Howard
Wagoner
Fletcher Lambert
Howard
Ard Williams
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Salad greens washed and water clinging to leaves
A fragment notes washed salad greens with water clinging to the leaves, describing the produce condition.
BPW Plans For Nat s Observance At Outdoor Supper
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club hosted an outdoor supper in Thomasville at Mrs. Elizabeth Brown s home as part of National Business Women's Week observances. Thirty five attended the meeting with welcomes extended to Mrs Evelyn Harris and guests Miss Ruth Renfrow of Alvin Texas and siblings Mrs C B Stainback and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elizabeth Brown
Brown
Evelyn Harris
Mabel Stevens
Iss Ruth Renfrow
Alvin
Texas
Miss Renfrow
C. B. Stainback
Mrs Jones Formerly Wong Ella May Walden
A clipped line notes a woman identified as Mrs Jones as the former Ella May Walden of this city, appearing in a brief genealogy or social update style item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos
Jones
Wong Ella May Walden
New Suits Have Double Function for Women
In New York designers present autumn suits that serve as both dress and suit. The ensembles adapt for office wear or after five parties with flexible styling. Eisenberg creates a dress and jacket look with a collarless dress under a green crepe collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenberg
Miss Rogers Honored At Party Before August 19 Wedding
Miss DeVera Rogers future wedding to Daniel Bland of Thomasville was celebrated at Blair Park Clubhouse. Hosts Misses Nancy Holloway and Betty Anne Sain arranged games and a shower of gifts. A 20 piece dinnerware set plus silver and china were given, with flowers and refreshments for guests including Mrs. E V Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVera Rogers
Nancy Hollow
Betty Anne Sain
Tality
E V. Rogers
Miss Temma Leyton Bridal Luncheon at Sedgefield Inn
Miss Helen Jacobs hosted a stylish luncheon for Temma Leyton, bride-elect of September 9, at Sedgefield Inn. Fourteen guests attended a three course meal with white asters as the motif and a corsage marking the bride-to-be seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temma Leyton
Sedgefield
Miss Jacobs
Allen ay Baptist Big K Class Meeting Notice
Levernia Hawks at 203 Circle Drive to host the regular Allen ay Baptist Big K Class meeting per this morning's announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ay Baptist
Joan Alte Ot Te Tame
Bite
Levernia Hawks
Circle Drive
Visitors Return After DC and Virginia Trip
Dean Bell and companions returned home after a visit to Virginia and Washington DC as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R E Clemet. They paid courtesy calls to local girls last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stinson and son Melvin visited Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stinson at 911 Sixth Street. Mrs. C A York Jr of 2404 E Lexington Ave is reported as a patient and now allows visitors. Mrs. Jack M. Packer of 529 Cable High will be interested to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bell
A. Va
Washington, D. Cey
R . E. E Clemet
Eses
Paul Stinson
Melvin
Visit Eee
John D. Stinson
Sixth Street
C. A. York, Jr
Lexington Avenue
Jack M. Packer
Cable
High
Smart Clothes To Fit Home Routine
New York article argues housewives lack clothes designed for their daily life and roles. It previews a wardrobe concept featuring denim pedal pushers, striped knit basques, practical green dusters, checked suits, washable fabrics, and easy care dresses to maintain dignity and practicality from morning chores to guests. It emphasizes ease of washing and absence of ironing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Korday
Helen Harper
Picnic menu ideas and dress accessories for fall
A jumble of picnic recipes and pastry tips appears with sandwich ideas using liverwurst and peanut butter, banana and marshmallow skewers, strawberries with ice cream, and a nudged note on gloves. It includes hints on outdoor desserts and making decorative gloves from fabric scraps.
Cotton for Early Fall School Wear
A New York NEA feature highlights plaid frocks and jumpers for the school season. Cotton fabrication with wrinkle resistant gingham keeps garments fresh through wear, with dark plaids suggesting autumn while remaining cool for warm days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Dan River Gingham Am
Asheboro Couple Fetes Miss Beamon And Curtis Rogers
Mrs Eugen Hutton hosted an outdoor barbecue party Tuesday for Miss Beamon and Curtis Rogers. Forty two guests attended at the Hutton home in Asheboro. Beamon received a kitchen gift shower for her new home on Kivett Drive. The couple plans to wed August 24 at Haven Gie Baptist Church in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hutton
Asheboro
Havengie Baptist Church
Thomasville
Beamon
Kivett Drive
D. L
Edgeworth Drive
Ward Street Methodist Church Announces Evening Picnic
Elizabeth Albright class at Ward Street Methodist Church announced a city picnic supper for tomorrow evening starting at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
Lawson Open House Marks 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lawson hosted an open house at their home on August 7 to celebrate their 25th anniversary. Guests mingled from seven to nine o'clock, with James Barley guiding visitors to the gift room where anniversary items were displayed. Mrs Clarence Latham and Mrs Don Leonard assisted at the guest book while bouquet and orchid presentations highlighted the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Raymond Lawson
Raymond
James Barley
Clarence Latham
Don Leonard
Rebekahs To Have Ice Cream Supper
The Magdalene Revehen Lodge Number TM invites all members and friends to an ice cream supper on Saturday at seven o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Henderson 106 West Willow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Revehen Lodge
W. G. Henderson
West Willow Street
Tovy
Miss Smith To Be Feted In Greensboro
A Greensboro boro event series begins with this evening's fête honoring Miss Smith. The program includes a smoked picnic dish resembling ham in appearance and flavor, cut from the lower shoulder weighing four to seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Greensboro
Rabbit Fur Dyes Create Bold Fall Fashion Statements
New York fashion pages showcase rabbit fur dyed vivid colors from fireman red to royal purple. Designers highlight versatile pieces including fur pants, skirts, vests, and reversible jackets with taupe suede linings and turquoise accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Dugas
New York
Rabbit
Dan Millstein
Cadenas
William Siefert
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JoAnne Howard
BPW
Nat
Edward Jer
Layton
Seymour Scheckter
Allen Jay Baptist Gleaners
Church OF Christ
Checkeringham
Gate Arkin
Frank Starr
Teen
Balk
Jenmine
Mvna FU
Gay “Pide Center
Big
Little Sister
Roy
Miss Beamon
Curtis Rogers
Ee. Vee , Sr
Reece
Ee — Jr
Lawson
A Ze
Fee
Mrs. Shermer
Miss Cress
Rebekahs
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