Greensboro Nuptials of Miss Martha Wells And John Haworth
Miss Martha Maud Wells of Greensboro wed John Richardson Haworth of High Point in a First Presbyterian Greensboro ceremony. The reception followed at Wells home with travel plans announced and out of town guests from Jackson Mississippi Falls Church Virginia and Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Martha Wells
John R. Haworth
A. W. Wells
Simpson Street
Wells
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Haworth
C. C. Haworth
Guilford College
Chapel Hill
Phi Delta Phi
Haworth and Mattocks
Howell Street
High Point
Reidsville
J. H. Wells
Jackson
Miss
J. Ercel Crum
Falls Church
J. W. Fowler
Forest City
Sertoma Club Hosts Annual Ladies Night Dinner
The Sertoma Ladies Night at Emerywood Country Club featured installation of new officers for the Sertoma club and Sertomettes with about 75 members and guests attending. Lynn Bartsch performed, Abner E. Holton acted as toastmaster, and Rev. Kenneth Goodson delivered the principal address amid a magic show by Coke Cecil and organ numbers. Hugh J. Keeling installed officers including N L Garner Jr and H T Short, as Rev. Goodson entertained with humor and a closing chorus of Good Night Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertoma Club
Emerywood Country Club
Sertomettes
Lynn Bartsch
N. L. Garner
M. F. Crooks
Abner E. Holton
Henry T. Short
Coke Cecil
Kenneth Goodson
Jake Harris
Hugh J. Keeling
Greensboro
Sertoma International
Hugh Kellam
N. L. Garner, Jr
Merle F. Crooks
S. J. Snyder
R. D. McCall
W. E. Hayes
H. T. Short
Keeling
First Methodist Church
Miss Lois King Honored at Archdale Home Shower
Mrs. David L. King and Miss Jackie Stutts hosted a Th ursday evening gathering in Archdale to honor Miss Lois King ahead of her August 13th wedding to Nick Halipilias. A carnation corsage and lingerie shower were featured as guests enjoyed games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. King
Jackie Stutts
King
Archdale
Lois King
Nick Halipilias
Miss King
Joyce Kearns
L. O. Stutts
Williams Leonard Engagement Noted In Lincolnton High Point
Announcement of the engagement between Barbara Jean Williams of Lincolnton and Don H. Leonard of High Point and Lincolnton. The couple plans a September 22 wedding at First Methodist Church in High Point. Williams is the daughter of Charles H. and Mrs. Williams. Leonard is the son of Fred H. Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Williams
Don H. Leonard
Lincolnton
High Point
Miss Williams
Charles H. Williams
Department of Agriculture
Fred H. Leonard
Jamestown
High Point College
Coble Dairies
Trinity Church to Host Miss Younts and Mr Harris Wedding
Miss Molly Frances Younts and Bill Lloyd Harris wed at Trinity Methodist Church in a seven o'clock ceremony officiated by Rev A C Gibbs. Attendants included Betty Jones and Carolyn Phillips, with music by Faye Tee and Max Sheaf. The bride wore marquisette over satin with lace details and carried white orchids. parents planned a northern wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Maud Wells
A. W. Wells
Greensboro
John Richardson Haworth
Chester Haworth
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
M. Currie
Austin C. Lovelace
R. Dewey Farrell
Z. Hampton Howerton
William Storey
Raleigh
Byron Haworth
Demming Smith
Harve de Grace
Nancy Beam Funderburk
Eldora Haworth
James Rogers
Reidsville
Latta C. Johnston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Trinity
Molly Frances Younts
Bill Lloyd Harris
Greenville
A. C. Gibbs
Faye Tee
Max Sheaf
Betty Jones
Carolyn Phillips
Kingsport
Tennessee
Fred Lambeth
Ann Weaver
Durham
Jane Lewis
Stantonsburg
Phyllis Younts
R. E. Harris
Carlton Harris
Jack Teel, Jr
Jesse Lamm
Kinston
George Morris
Winston Salem
D. R. Younts
Younts
Harris
Greenville Couple Plans September Wedding
Mrs D R Younts a Trinity junior at East Carolina Teachers College will resume studies in September. The groom son of Mr and Mrs M R Harris of Greenville attended State College in Raleigh and works for National Supply in Greenville where they will live. Out of town guests hailed from Greenville Greensboro Chapel Hill Winston Salem and other North Carolina towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Younts
Trinity
East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
M. R. Harris
State College
Raleigh
National Supply Company
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
Winston-Salem
State
1949 U S Menhaden Catch Totals One Billion Pounds
New figures show the United States menhaden catch reached 1.05 billion pounds in 1949 marking a record haul for the fishery. Fishermen, fish buyers, and processing plants across coastal states reported strong landings and high demand through the year.
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The
N. C
Co Operette Club
Cooperative Club
Roy Culler
Gene Tunney
Washington
Smith
Lindale
Dairy Corp Telephone
Trinity Church
Molly Younts
Bill L. Harris
Richardson
Richardson's
Fey
Bemberg
Sheers
Gilbrae
Rauce
Specia
Dence
U. S
Nairn
N. Wrenn ST
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