Owensboro Church Ceremony Unites Elizabeth Smith and C W Taylor Jr
Elizabeth Owen Smith of Owensboro and C W Taylor Jr of Asheboro were married at the First Italian Church in Owensboro on August 14. Attendants were Miss Mary Cravens and John C Taylor. The couple will reside in Wilmington and teach music in local colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Owensboro, Ky
Elizabeth Smith
C. W. Taylor, Jr
Elizabeth Owen Smith
Einen W. Taylor, Jr
Ashe
Itian
Owensboro
R. L. Alexander
Mary Cravens
John C. Taylor
Asheboro
Robert W. Smith
Douglas Bannister
Alberta Bromm
Evansville
Christine Johnson Spolar
New York
We Church
Miss Cravens
Charles T. Smith
McCreary Avenue
Louisville residents figure in local social notes
Ida Maney Thompson of Louisville was a house guest of Miss Kathleen Van Loan at 638 Colonial Drive. Mrs. Frances Wiley returned to Archdale to recuperate. Setho underwent a tonsillectomy at High ny Memorial hospital. Geraldine Hill of 610 Willowbrook Street is seriously ill at Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Maney Thompson
Louisville, Ky
Kathleen van Loan
Colonial Drive
Frances Wiley
Archdale
Setho
High Ny Memorial Hospital
Thursay
Geraldine Hill
Willowbrook Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Three Local Girls to Be Presented at Debutante Ball
Three High Point girls will be presented to the North Carolina society on September 12 as the Terpsichorean club stages its Debutante Ball at Raleigh Memorial auditorium. Debutantes include Miss Neil Fleming Sheroff, Miss Aida Hollowell Im ram, and Miss Janet Beatles omlinson, with 135 total debutantes announced by William J. Ward and Elizabeth Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Society of North Carolina
Terpsichorean Club
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Neil Fleming Sheroff
Aida Hollowell Imram
Janet Beatlesomlinson
William J. Ward
Elizabeth Grimes
Joseph B. Cheshire, Jr
Goldsboro
Susan Daughtry Gardner
Irene Marshal
Jeffreys
Mary Ann Jeffreys
Greensboro
Martha Jane Banner
Clarence Cole Boren
Blanche Hale Hicks
Betsy John Hurley
Eleanor Dalton Singletary
Greenville
Iane Hooker Bradsher
Nancy Virginia Gaylord
Eleanor Micheaux James
Dorothy Suggs Ormond
Hendersonville
Margaret A. Egerton
Hillsboro
Virginia Charles Gat
Church Groups Plan Local Activities This Week
The South Main Methodist Young Adults meet Monday at 6 30 pm at the church for a trip to Reynolds Park and a watermelon feast. Susannah Wesley class of Archdale Methodist meets Tuesday at 8 pm at Mrs. Frank Hunt home on Asheboro road. First Baptist Philathea class hosts members at 7 30 pm tomorrow at Mrs. W. C. Pemberton home 633 Wesley Place. Green Street Baptist WMU inspirational meeting set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
Frank Hunt
Asheboro Road
First Baptist Philatheas
First Baptist Church
W. C. Pemberton
Wesley Place
Green Street
WMU
Births from Duke and High Point hospitals listed
William Henry Snow and Virginia Hardin announce a son William Henry born August 13 at Duke Hospital Durham. Theodore Roosevelt Necciais Sr and Iris Moffitt announce a son Theodore Roosevelt Jr born August 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit. Donald Austin Taylor Jr born August 11 in Frankfurt Germany to Mr and Mrs Donald A Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Snow
William Henry
Duke Hospital
Durham
Victory Village
Chapel Hill
Snow
Virginia Hardin
High Point
Greensboro
Theodore Roosevelt Necciais, SR
Theodore Necciai
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Donald Austin Taylor JR. Sr
Donald A. Taylor
Frankfurt
Germany
Donald Austin Jr
Taylor
Margaret Price
Jean Nicolet First to Step on Wisconsin Soil
A fragmented report notes Jean Nicolet reaching Wisconsin in 1634 with a yolk of egg imagery and a shell corded like a hammock, describing the symbolic foothold on Wisconsin soil north of the Fox River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Nicolet
Fox River
Tiny
Wisconsin
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Uberoses
DePauw University
Green Castle
Ind
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Tipton
New Albany
S. W. Taylor
Scleaner's
Sartin
English Street
Tweedies
Quality Shoe Store
Kings Mountain
Emelyn Booth Gillespie
Kinston
Roland Castex Collins
Carolyn Wilson Dunn
Laurane Harvey
Muriel Hadley Laurinburg
Martha Jane McNair
Lenoir
Lucy Frances Harper
Lexington
Martha Penn Mery
Lamberton
Jean Anne Lambeth
Mount Airy
Jane Crowell Graves
Betty Lou Sparger
Marjorie Yates Yakley
Murfreesboro
Derusha Darden
New Bern
Elizabeth Ellis Guion
Sarah Slocum Morris
Pinehurst
Elizabeth Carter
Oxford
Lucy Plummer Brewer
Jeannette Parham
Raleigh
Margaret Elizabeth Abernethy
Julia Anne Arendell
Sally Lockhart Bizzell
Sara Jane Bowman
Marguerite Steele Tucker Burton
Jane Gwen Clendenin
Clotilde Edmee Crow
Sarah Jane Hartsock
Diane Russell Kirchofer
Betsy Anne Marsh
Nancy Denit Norwood
Elizabeth Holt Pei
Statesville
Mary Elizabeth Bowles
Lila Saunders Spilman
Tarboro
Sarah Gatling Barbee
Ruth Duvall Clark
Martina Carr Fillmore
Wadesboro
Rosa Parsons
Tle
Wake Forest
Emily Carolina Olive
Warrenton
Sarah Kearny Burton
Edith
Gary Ellis
Washington
Mary Anne Campbell
Barbara Gray Ramsay
Whiteville
Anne Thomas McKenzie
Wilmington
Winifred Hoskins Harriss
Ann Kidder Moore
Frances Dunn Penton
Katharine de Rosset Rhett
Wilson
Daisy Earnhardt Dixon
Margaret Nowell Rawlings
Winston Salem
Elizabeth Cozart
Betty Crawford
Ellen Ross Islar
Ann Shippey Lewallen
Lu Eller Ogburn
Martha Ellen Stockton
Mary Lu Wright
Nestie Creme Elite
Beauty Shop
Shirley Pope
Jerry Trogdon
Carolyn Foust
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Kuecmine
Barrymore
South Main St
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