Bride Elects Honored at Westwood Breakfast
Miss Betty Ragan and Miss Nancy Osteen, both bride-elects, were honored at a Sunday breakfast hosted by Mrs. Richard Quigley Jr. at the home of Mrs. R. L. Quigley in Westwood. Guests were seated at individual tables as colorful summer flowers decorated the rooms and gifts of china were presented to each honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ragan
Nancy Osteen
Mrs. Quigley
Richard Quigley, Jr
R. L. Quigley
Westwood
Ines
Miss Ragan
Miss Osteen
China
John White
R. I. Quigley
Quigley
White
Mary Jo Spencer
Nancy Ragan
Adel'ma Ives
Salisbury Hostess Entertains at Bridge for Miss Cauble
Bride elect Miss Nancy Cauble was honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Rachel Gillean in Salisbury. About 15 guests attended with corsages and gifts of china for the honoree. Additional events planned include a breakfast by Mrs W Glyas and further bridge teas by Misses Judith Rockwell and Ann Marlette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Bridge
Nancy Cauble
Rachel Gillean
Wray Crawford
High Point
Crawford
J .F. Gillean
Miss Cauble
W. W. Glyas
I Greenway Drive
Judith Rockwell
Ann Marlette
Louise Avenue
Miss Saunders To Be Honored Before Sept wedding
Mrs. Lester Valentine and Miss Lauraetta Elliott will host Miss Betty Sue Saunders at the YWCA Wednesday evening. Saunders will marry Webster on Sept 3 at Main Street Methodist Church at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Valentine
Lauraetta Elliott
YWCA
Betty Sue Saunders
Webster
Main Street Methodist Church
Births Announced for Two Greensboro Families
Mr and Mrs M A Maners route 6 Greensboro announce the birth of a son Michael Royce on August 13 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital Mrs and Mrs Julian Snyder Greensboro Road announce the birth of a daughter Julia Ray on August 14 at the Boulevard unit of the local hospital Mrs Snyder is the former Miss Sallie Ray of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Maners
Greensboro
Michael Royce
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Julian Snyder
Greensboro Road
Julia Ray
Boulevard Unit
Snyde
Sallie Ray
Miss Proffitt And Leroy Collins To Wed In August
Miss Phyllis Proffitt and Leroy Collins plan to marry Sunday afternoon August 28 at the First Baptist church near here. They were honored at an informal outdoor wiener roast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Proffitt Jr. with guests from both families. The bride-elect received a coffee pot as a gift during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Proffitt
Leroy Collins
First Baptist Church
E. F. Proffitt, Jr
Eugene F. Proffitt
Victor B. Collins
Betty Proffitt
Dorothy Proffitt
Dorothy Collins
Conrad Davis
Ronnie Collins
Local Hospital Reports Two Reforming Patients
Donald Preston Coltrane son of Mrs. Alvin Smith remains in serious condition at Duke Hospital after an operation last Thursday. G. C. Manley of 527 Cable Street has been at Boulevard unit since last Wednesday with condition reported as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Preston Coltrane
Alvin Smith
Duke Hospital
G. C. Manley
Cable Street
Boulevard
Tuttle-Smith Vows Announced in Asheboro
Announcement is made today for the marriage of Miss Mary Florence Smith and Harold H. Tuttle of Asheboro. They wed Friday August 5 in Chesterfield South Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Smith of Asheboro and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs A T Tuttle of Asheboro. The couple will reside in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mary Florence Smith
Harold H. Tuttle
Chesterfield
S. C
Tuttle
O. F. Smith
Asheboro High School
Mr. Tuttle
A. T. Tuttle
Mrs. Tuttle
Lindsay church group to hold evening meeting at Mrs Newman’s
The Faithful Workers Class of Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church meets this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Sid Newman 1302 Forrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Sid Newman
Forrest Avenue
Bride Elects and Rehearsal Events Listed for Week
Local notices outline multiple brides elects and forthcoming wedding related gatherings. Guests, hosts, and venues include Edna Earle Ferree at Tabor Street, Harriett Lefkowitz at Louise Avenue, Betty Ragan at Austin Street, and Nancy Osteen at various residences. rehearsal events at Chandler Street and Wesley Memorial Chapel with related bri de-related parties across several homes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Hedrick
Tabor Street
Edna Earle Ferree
J. W. Lamet
Louise Avenue
Harriett Lefkowitz
Adelaide Patterson
Betty Ragan
Austin Street
Joe Temple
Rockford Road
Andrew Lindsay
Caroline Arden
Hardee Apartments
Judith Rockwell
Ann Marlette
Bridge
Nancy
Auble
H. A. Hethcox
Mary Stroupe
Cedrow Avenue
Dan Arden
Ted Williams, Jr
Chandler Street
Edwin Chapell
Ferndale
Nancy Cauble
Gene Kester
Betty Lou Meadows
Phyllis Proffitt
Gibson Gold Room
Frank Marks
Nancy Osteen
Gantt
One Yard Skirt Pattern 4899 and Spring Pattern Book
Thrift fashion notice promotes Economical Pattern 4899 in multiple waist sizes suitable for one yard 54 inch fabric. Includes illustrated, easy-to-sew instructions and back closing. Also advertises Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with a free pattern sample and requires a small payment by mail to The High Point Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cauble and Richbourg Wedding Weekend Details
The Memorial chapel at Wesley Memorial Methodist hosts plans for Nancy Cauble hosting a luncheon at Sunset home for bridesmaids at 12 30 p m. The Cauble Richbourg wedding rehearsal is 8 00 p m at Emmanuel Lutheran church and Miss Patricia Conrad and Miss Jeanne Kline entertain after the rehearsal at Miss Kline’s Sunset home 708 Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Cauble
Cauble-Richbourt
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Patricia Conrad
Jeanne Kline
Couble- Richbourg
Kline
Soft Drink Juleps and Apricot Punch Menu Ideas
Cooling drink ideas for summer gatherings explain a Soft Drink Julep Serves 4 using lemon lime soda lemons limes mint and cherries. Apricot Punch Serves 6 combines apricot nectar ginger ale mint and frozen ginger ale cubes for serving. Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner courses with varied sides and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mothers bear the burden of motherhood says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett notes many mothers crave prestige yet resent duties of child care. She cites constant housework and worries, urging the reality of motherhood from infancy to school age. She recalls Grandma’s line that a woman's work is never done and cites the lingering scent of musk in the Empress Josephine’s rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Grandma
Josephine
McKenne on America’s Card Authority
William McKenne writes about the United States Card Authority and its impact on trade, finance, and policy. He outlines the authority’s role in regulating card networks, consumer protections, and market competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
McKenne
America
NEA
Don DeFore Seeks Broadway Return After New York Visit
Don DeFore of Cedar Rapids Iowa, recently finished a role in My Friend Irma, toured New York, trained at the Pasadena School of the Theater, and recalled Oscar Hammerstein’s 1938 show purchase. He plans a fall Broadway try and to arrange a bridge game with the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don DeFore
New York
Irma
Don
Cedar Rapids
Pasadena School of
Oscar Hammerstein
Vanderbilt Theater
Irma Powers to Six Spades in Bridge Hand
Don warned I would quit bridge after Irma but the hand favored her. Irma in North bid spades with five spades, South opened clubs to help a major bid, then four spades became six spades. The Wing of Hearts opening lead was won by the ace, a heart returned by West, and declarer cashed 11 remaining tricks while the opponents’ ace of diamonds slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Irma
South
West
Declarer
Civet Used as Fixer in Perfume History
Civet, once used as a fixer and bleeding agent in perfume, was originally employed to scent glove leather.
Perfume and Glovemaker Professions Unite in Europe
In Spain and Italy the craft of perfumery and glove making merged for centuries, linking fragrance with fashion and artisanal skill across the region. This union shaped trade practices and household luxury in historical Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Italy
YWLA Weekly Schedule Highlights Club and YMCA Activities
A dense listing shows Robins club fish fry at City Lake and multiple YMCA sessions for grammar to adult women, plus junior high and senior high girls. Other events include a Joly Y club ice cream supper, Blair Park golf class, a teen dance fundraiser, and a YWCA trip to New Hope camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Adams Club
YWCA
City Lake
Blair Park
Coleen Parks
Y-Teen
New Hope
Do False Teeth Rock Slide or Slip
PASTEETH an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide slip or rock a gummy pasty taste or feel. FP is alkaline non acid. It checks plate odor denture breath. Get PASTRETH at any drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Saunders
Maners Son
Alexander
Phon
Miss Proffitt
Young's
LEES
Young's Furn. and Rug Co
N. Main ST
Tuttle-Smith
Susan Whitfield
W. A. Bunch
E. S. Millsaps
Mary Elizabeth Bunch
Bunch
Miss Whitfield
DeWitt Mann
Raleigh and
Whitakers
Asheboro’ Presbyterian Church
Louis Hunkle
Jake Fritz
George Summer
Jolene Weathers
Miss Weathers
Randolph County
Miss
Blanche Virginia Garner
Levi B. Roberts
J. E. Pritchard
Roberts
Julius Garner
Edith Garner Frazier
Pleasant Garden
Mr. Roberts
L. B Roberts
J. R. Burroughs
Laurinburg
Arthur Burkhead
W. Wood
J. L. Loonce
Koonce
James E. Burgess
Burgess
John W. Brake
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bill Lane
Mr. Lane
Mr. Brake
Arthur Rose, Jr
Walton Kitchin
J D. Ross, Jr
V.F.W
Joe Rich
Hal D. Steed
Worth Hinshaw
Oteen
Lynn Neely
James H. Fox
Carl Phillips
Nancy Kearns
Mrs. Maude Kearns
George H. Sumner
Robert Reese
John Taylor
Raleigh
Rockingham County
Local Government Commission
Bruce Conrad
Patsy Conrad
Rotary Drive
Twentieth Century Study Club
Glenn Brown
Gray Williamson
Brown
Steele Street
Ragan-Williams
Memorial Chapel
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
O. Delk Smith
Rachel Wall
Edna Wall Smith
Otteray
P.m
Leo Craig
Mary Louise Hasty
Charlotte Landrum
W. C. Jones
Johnson Street
High Puint Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Gaynor Maddonner
Ruth Millett
West Pass
Ywla News
Duke Power
The
North Carolina Utilities Commis
Sion
Ing
Transporta
Duke Power Company
Sewmachines
Sewlight
Glenn
Thomasville
Washington
Commerce
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