Linen shower honors Miss Kendall engagement
Miss Marilyn Robinettes home on Cedron Avenue hosted a linen shower for Miss Dorothe Kendall in celebration of her engagement to Lyles Kearns. Guests received linen towels, and Miss Sarah Barker won the prettiest towel prize. The party featured red and white flowers, a punch bowl, and gifts of linen for the honoree from eighteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Robinette
Cedron Avenue
Dorothy Kendall
Lyles Kearns
W. F. Robinette
Sarah Barker
Gonius
Nancy Robinette
W. W. Kendall
Carl Kearns
Trilby Boerner
Winston-Salem
Isabel Outlaw
Albemarle
Lois McIver
Gulf
Frances Berry
Louisburg
West Virginia
Mary Ella Cardwell
Reidsville
Miss Floyd Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss Frances Floyd bride elect to Rev. William Eugene Nelson of Chicago will wed August 23 at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church. She was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Miss Elizabeth Slate on Whittier Street. Games and prizes entertained fourteen guests as gifts and bridal motif refreshments were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Floyd
William Eugene Nelson
Chicago
Illinois
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Elizabeth Slate
Whittier Street
Birth Announcement for Douglas Wade Hines
Mr and Mrs Wade Hines of 215 Thurston Street announce the birth of a son Douglas Wade on August 9 at High Point Hospital. Mrs Hines is the former Patricia McPherson. A Thursday night reception is planned at the bride elect Woodrow Avenue home by Miss Kendall and Lyles Kearns groom elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hines
Thurston Street
Douglas Wade
Auust
High Point Hospital
Hines
Patricia McPherson
Woodrow Avenue
Richmond Man and Two Queens on European Tour
Satterfield of Richmond and Miss Becky Dunn of High Point appear with Miss Lavinia Maybanks and Miss Annie Ford Melton of Charleston during the Boyte-Brown Tour in England, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy and Monaco. Photo by R.M.S. Queen Mary.
Miss Carmichael and Dabbs Exchange Vows in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Nancy Jane Carmichael and Douglas Clay Dabbs wed in a quiet August ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev. Otis E. Hampton officiating. Attendants included Miss Lela Sue Ridge as maid of honor and R. M. Bolick as best man, with a post ceremony cake cutting and plans for a brief wedding trip. The couple will reside with Dabbs’ foster parents, the Bolicks, after the trip. Fancy tapioca dessert with coconut and red jelly rounds out the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Carmichael
Douglas Clay Dabbs
Otis E. Hampton
Maxine Kennedy
Lela Sue Ridge
R. M. Bolick
Dabbs
J. William Carmichael
Route Two
Mr. Dabbs
Allen Jay
Simple frozen desserts and broiling tips for small meals
Simple frozen desserts introduce fruit juices and milk into family diets and appeal to preschoolers if not too cold or solid. For broiling turkey use chopped parsley dried rosemary or thyme ground ginger or mace. Use small four to eight pound birds.
Demonstration Club Food Sale Near Melrose Cafe
The Union Hill Home Demonstration Club sponsors a homemade cake pie and ice cream sale Friday evening from six to ten in front of the Melrose Cafe four miles out rivett Drive extension. Proceeds go to Community Building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Melrose
Rivett Drive
Local Hospital News Includes Several Patient Updates
Miss Elsie Marshall of 418 Park Street remains a patient at Geas hospital undergoing observation and plans about a two week stay. Mrs J W Branson of 723 South Hamilton Street is also a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs J D Stiles of 1408 Wise Street had surgery Wednesday at the local hospital. Little Gloria Jean Jester, daughter of Ronald and Mrs Jester of 208 Springfield Avenue, had a tonsillectomy Wednesday and will return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Marshall
Park Street
Geas Hospital
J. W. Branson
Hamilton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ate
J. D. Stiles
Wise Street
Gloria Jean Jester
Ronald Jester
Springfield Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Miss Floyd
Miss Slate
Douglas Wade Hines
Peggy Anne
Peggy
N. Main ST
New York’s
High Point
Betty Jo Snider
Susan
Miss Carmichael
Douglas R. Dabbs
Wilson
Wilson's
Fred A. Williams
Rock Springs Road
H. R. Fish
Williams
Carl W. Byers
Wichita
Kansas
Ruth Burgess
Frances Hayworth
Charleston
S. C
Augusta
Myrtle Beach
GOING
Stamey
North Main
Stamey’s
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