Tea Honoring Miss Diane Tucker Nets Bridal Blessings
Mesdames Wertz and Conner hosted a refined tea at Wertz’s Wellington Road home honoring Miss Diane Tucker on the eve of her betrothal to Ray McKenzie. Guests included family, friends, and several local ladies as pastel floral arrangements enhanced the reception and dining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Wertz
Conner
Diane Tucker
Ray McKenzie
G. Edward Wertz
Clair Conner
Greensboro
Wellington Road
Theater Guests Dine After Three-Cornered Moon Show
After the Three-Cornered Moon comedy at High Point College, Theater Associates of the First Methodist Church hosted an open house for about two hundred guests at Mrs J A Gray’s Lindsay street home. Mesdames Joe Gray and Alson Gray served with Mrs J A Gray assisting. Miss Tucker presided at the punch table amid venice lace cloths antique glassware and summer flowers. Guests included cast members and friends including Mrs William Jarrell and Mrs Kenneth Stephens with goodbyes to Mrs T S MacKenzie and Mrs Frank Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
First Methodist Church
Gilbert Gray
J. A. Gray
Lindsay Street
Joe Gray
Alson Gray
Eerey
Rice as Luxury Food in Tibetan Uplands
The article notes that rice cannot be grown in Tibet's cold uplands, making it a luxury item affordable only to wealthy inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Miss Faith Strother Bride-Elect Honored at Shower
Miss Faith Strother will marry Wayland Linthicum next month. She was honored at a miscellaneous shower in the Gibson Gold Room hosted by Mrs Bernice Gallimore and Mrs Frances Cox. Guests applauded as Miss Joyce Linthicum won a prize and Miss Strother received crystal and other gifts. Ice cream and bridal cakes followed with family and Greensboro friends listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Strother
Wayland Linthicum
Bernice Gallimore
Frances Cox
Gibson Gold Room
Miss Strother
Joyce Linthicum
George H. Strother
W. H. Linthicum
T.G. Strother
W. Evan Cecil
Luthern Poole
Knox Walker
Irene Strother
Elsie Strother
Thomasine Strother
Gladys
Geraldine Carroll
Doris Bond
Maxine Alridge
Brides Elect and Brides Share Honors at Informal Party
Informal Monday gathering at the Washburn residence honored two brides elect Miss Diane Tucker and Miss Barbara Burton and a recent bride Mrs Martha Hines. Miss Tucker engaged to Ray McKenzie and Miss Burton to O B Levina. About thirty guests attended the Brentley Circle event with a lace cloth table green and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argaret Washburn
Farish Sizemore
Diane Tucker
Barbara Burton
Taylor Hines
Miss Tucker
Ray McKenzie
Miss Burton
O. B. Levina
Hines
Martha Sale
Wash
Miss Burton Feted at Dessert Bridge by Hubbard and Sechrist
Miss Barbara Burton brid e lect honored at a dessert bridge at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday at 2 30. Three tables played with Joyce Linthicum high and Betsy Hardin second. Miss Sechrist presented silver and Miss Hubbard gave silver candlesticks. Guests included Ruth Ellis Margaret Barinier Nancy Erwin Margaret Washburn Farish Sizemore Ellen Russell Aida Ingram Gerry Hancock and Mrs Taylor Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Burton
Patricia Hubbard
Joanne Sechrist
Emerywood Country Club
Joyce Linthicum
Betsy Hardin
Ruth Ellis
Margaret Barinier
Nancy Erwin
Margaret Washburn
Farish Sizemore
Aida Ingram
Ellen Russell
Gerry Hancock
Taylor Hines
Mesdames R. H. Sechrist
W. W. Burton
O. B. Levina
Jack Jennings
Robert Hubbard
Martha Jean Burton
Friends of Mrs Emma Dozier Recover and Resume Duties
People report Emma Dozier has recovered enough from recent automobile injuries to return to work at city hall on Monday. Other items note travels and visits among local residents including Camp Lee veterans, family visits in Virginia, and hospital stay updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dozier
Joe Fidler
Camp Lee Lanau
Glenn Arbor
Mich
Chicago
California
Miss Clark Hosts Tea for Five Recent Brides
Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark will entertain at her home 538 Parkway with an informal tea Saturday afternoon from four to six. Five recent brides will be honored alongside Miss Clark, including Mrs. Robert Cotten Jr and Mrs. Homer Haworth Jr and other named former local residents. About fifty to seventy five guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Parkway
Sarah Lutchens
Homer F. Haworth, Jr
Marjorie Brown
Charlotte
James S. Parsons
Catherine Bailey
Laurinburg
High Point
Church Social Circle No 3 to Meet at 7 45 P M
The Ward Street Methodist Church group will meet Thursday evening at 7 45 with Mrs Henry Burton and Mrs Glen Doby as hostesses The Mothers Prayer Band gathers Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at 305 Osborne street the home of Mrs A L Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Methodist Church
Henry Burton
Glen Doby
Mothers Prayer Band
A. L. Wilson
Osborne Street
Man Arrested Here On Forgery Charge
Clyde R. Duncan, 21, of 48B Clara Cox apartments, waived preliminary hearing after a forgery arrest yesterday afternoon. Police say he forged the name of W. Gibson to a $200 check and cashed it at a local bank. Bond was set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Duncan
Clara Cox
Superior Court
Duncan
W. Gibson
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Arene Reece Re
W. D. Simmons, Jr
Phil Warner
Ann Gamble
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Margaret Barrier
Harold Jensen
Miss Grimes
Asheboro
J. F. Hayden
N. Main St
Elgin
Hamilton Waltham
Lester
Clover Brand
Wiscobsin Alumry Research
Houmba Tion
W. Broad
Hubbard
Sechrist
Burton
E. L. Beasley
English Street
John G. Handley
Emma Collins
Stuart
Bassett
Lynchburg
Mount Airy
Irving Smith
Suzanne
J. B. Wardell
Kennedy Street
Francis Adams
G. M. Mabry
Billie
Fort Jackson
S. C
Gary Mabry
Tom Wiley
Army
Janet Bowen
Plymouth
Charlotte Zimmerman
Miss Bowen
Miss Zimmerman
Temple University
Philadelphia
Ray Henderson
Dayton Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. H. Blacknel
Henderson
C. E. Mann
Fayetteville
Carrie Brame
Macon
J. D. Brame
Thomasville
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BE. Commerce ST
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
Miss Clark
Marshall E. Ginsberg
Rai
Ward Street Church Meeting
Mothers Prayer
Richardson
Priedman-Shelby
Endicott-Johnson
Commerce Street
Trade Street
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