Informal party honors Miss Burton bride elect in Greensboro
Courting events for Miss Barbara Burton unfold with a Coke party at Mrs Hoots home as final wedding plans are announced. Guests include relatives, friends, and bridesmaids awaiting Sunday ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Rev Paul Hardin officiating and music by Argie Wood and Ral Tilsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burton
Paul Hardin
Argie Wood
Ral Tilsen
Martha
Jean Burton
Goldston
Maxine Levina
Lévina
Charlotte Zimmerman
James Hoots, Jr
W. W. Burton
Levina
Henry Overcash
Donald Levina
Richard Harris
Bud Hayworth
Albert Evans
LeRoy Collins
Donald Hoon
Margaret Washburn
Farish Sizemore
Washburn
Brentley Circle
Diane Tucker
Taylor Hener Jr
Patricia Hubbard
W. D. Goldston, Jr
Leaksville
Martha Jean Burton
Burton
Montlieu Avenue
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lutheran Women To Represent WMS At Hickory Conference
Mrs. D. Cauble elected delegate and Mrs. Charles H. Peace alternate from Emmanuel Lutheran church to the 63rd annual convention of the WMS of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina at Lenoir Rhyne College Hickory August 28 30. Delegates and visitors from United Lutheran churches statewide expected. Keynote address Saturday by Miss Helen Shirk on foreign missions. Dr. John L. Yost to speak Sunday and Grady Cooper to address Sunday evening. Monday features including triennial convention delegate elections.
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D. &. Cauble
Charles H. Peace
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society
WMS
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College
United Lutheran Churches
M. Craig Yoder
Will Lee
A. Lchroder
Durham
John Herion
St. Pleasant
Annie Glass Roeriger
Winston-Salem
Charles B. Gilbert
Catawba
John L. Yost
Lutheran Southern Theological Seminary
Columbia
S. C
Women’s Missionary Society
Pearl Setzer Deal
Lenoir Rhyne College
Grady Cooper
China
Jessie Cronk
India
Sarah Tsui
Miss Burton Feted At Levina Bridal Shower
Miss Barbara Burton was honored at a mixed bridal shower hosted by Misses Arlene and Maxine Levina at 409 Barker Street. Guests included Miss Martha Jean Burton, Mrs. W. W. Burton, Miss Mary Welborn, and others, with games, refreshments, and a silver wedding motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene
Maxine Levina
Barkers Street
Barbara Burton
O. B. Levina
Geraldine Lee
Miss Burton
Mary Welborn
W. W. Burton
Martha Jean Burton
Mildred Hudson
Illness Briefs and Local Updates From Danville Area
Society notices report several local health updates at Memorial and Fort Bragg hospitals in Danville and High Point. Mrs. Carmichael remains ill after surgery while J L Farlowe and Mrs. Morgan show satisfactory recovery. Other items note travelers leaving for vacations, family visits, and a wedding in Richmond.
Luncheon Honors Betsy Saunders at Radio Council
The Community Radio Council honored Miss Betsy Saunders, executive secretary for two years, with a Friday luncheon at Emerywood country club. A skit parodying Tuggle-Time entertained twenty-two attendees, who gifted Saunders Florentine silver and a special Flash souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Saunders
Community Radio Council
Radio Council
Emerywood Country Club
Matt Wall
Childens
Council
Ray Nibbelink
Papa Tuggle
Robert Davin
Ed Mendenhall
Polly Hi
Paulette Lindsay
Mama Tuggle
Henry Betts
the White Rabbit
Frank Armfield
Miss Saunders
Octavia J. Perry
Tuggle
Mrs Cannon Hosts Bridal Shower for Miss Haney
Mrs. W G Cannon hosted a Greensboro road bridal shower Friday for Miss Jewell Haney, the bride elect to wed William Lee Meredith Jr. The party featured carnations, a porcelain sugar and cream set, and a green and white parasol display with various gifts. About fifteen guests attended, with further plans listed for upcoming events leading to the Sunday 5 p.m. wedding at Central Friends Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Haney
William Lee Meredith, Jr
W. G. Cannon
Greensboro Road
Jewell Haney
Frank Simmons
Cannon
Grover Garland
R. L. Streetman
W. L. Meredith
Miss Heney
Darius M. Hinshaw, Jr
Blair Park Club
Ralph T. Haney
Gibson
Musical Art Club to Hear Gayle and Cox Recital
The Musical Art club hosts a Monday evening eight o'clock recital at the Gayle home featuring Robert Gayle and Jack Cox. Both Juilliard students will perform solo numbers and be introduced by club members, with Cox visiting High Point before a Kansas recital tour. Gayle is a 1947 Anne Gannett scholarship winner and state Young Artists finalist.
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Musical Art Club
Robert Gayle
Jack Cox
Julliard Institute of Musical Art
New York City
Gayle
1012
Club Drive
Cox
Gayles
High Point
Kansas
Anne Gannett
Jullits
Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Messrs
Cake Cutting at House Callicutt Wedding Rehearsal
Following the rehearsal for Miss Dorothy House and Cordon Callicutt, Mr and Mrs J O House hosted the traditional cake cutting at the bride’s home 2010 East Green Street. The event included wedding party members and both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy House
Cordon Callicutt
J. O. House
East Green Str
Draft Board Creates Local Board 42 For High Point Area
Chairman Fraley served on one of two WW II local boards from Sept 1941 to 1946. Abner H Holton is secretary treasurer and the senior member. Henry Koonts served on the last board for three years. High Point had two boards named Guilford county local boards five and six. The new board will serve High Point Jamestown and River as local number 42. Registration for the new two year draft will begin August 30 with a complete schedule to follow. Meetings will be in room 202 of the Post Office building. Louis J Fisher acts as appeal agent and Dr Edwin Slate is the board physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraley
Abner H. Holton
Henry ‘¥. Koonts
High Point
Guilford County
Jamestown
River
Louis J. Fisher
Edwin Slate
Graham Speaks At UNC Alumni Seashore Meet
At Nags Head North Carolina August 14 the UNC alumni summer celebration included a Lost Colony presentation. Dr Frank P Graham university president spoke briefly and Jonathan Daniels Raleigh News and Observer addressed a luncheon. Daniels warned the state must fund the university to attract top faculty and avoid overcrowding and decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAGS
N. C
University of North Carolina
Toda
Frank P. Graham
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
North Carolina
Carolina
Wedding reception described with cake and floral decor
The scene details a reception start at 9 30 with close friends arriving. A dining room table features a white linen cloth and a centerpiece of white carnations. A three tier cake with a miniature bride and groom stands at one end while a punch bowl is at the other, presided over by Mrs Lawrence Rothz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rothz
Floyd Lewis
Ting
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Anne Steed
Mesdames Taylor Hines Jr
C. B. Levina Sr
Ruth Ellis
Joanne Sechrest
Margaret Barrer
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Betty Ann Johnson
Nancy Erwin
Gerry Hancock
Mary Jo Ryan
Ann Ganble
Tobias
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Thomasville
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Memorial Hospital
Danville
Carmichael
Carson A. White
Woodbury Avenue
Frances Eshelman
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Steet
Lake Winnepasaukee
Sarah Martha Holmes
Anne Cress
Salisbury
Shelby
Helen Graham
J. L. Farlowe
Ragan Street
Fort Bragg Hospital
W. M. Morgan
High Point Route Five
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Esma Shelton
H. W. Shelton
Carr Street
Avery County
Wingate Junior College
B. H. Webb
Felix
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Verlin
Bryson City
Mr. Webb
J. C. Webb
A. Carson Thronburg
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Archdale
W. Lee Proctor
Proctor
Bertha Rice
Richardson Street
Marie
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Bob_ Ingram
Winson-Salem
Coleen Parks
Bob Reed
Manteo
Lost Colony
Vance McGhee
Tom J. Gold, Jr
Caroline
Virginia Frank
Sarah Alderman
Long Beach
Mr. Gold
A. F. Edwards
Herbert
Earl
Charles Smith
Mr. Edwards
Frank Sizemore, Jr
Lynne
F. J. Sizemore, Sr
Richmond, Va
Radio Council Group
Graham
UNC Alumni Seashore
Tood
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