Miss Mary Elizabeth Martin Weds Gene Harris Greene
Miss Mary Elizabeth Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Angus Kemper Martin became the bride of Gene Harris Greene at the First Presbyterian Church at 4 30 PM The service featured nuptial music by Dan W Smith and Arthur Steere The wedding party included Miss Lucy Foard Greene and Mrs J B Cottingham The groom is a son of Dr and Mrs Garland Vestal Greene of Mocksville N C and a High Point College graduate The ceremony drew guests from Greensboro Mocksville Winston Salem Charlotte and Asheville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Martin
Angus Kemper Martin
Gene Harris Greene
First Presbyterian Church
J. P. H. McNatt
Dan W. Smith Snorgan
Arthur Steere
ston-Salem
Lucy Foard Greene
J. B. Cottingham
A. P. Dickens
S. T. Hart
Jack Lauder
Irene Dillingham
Chantilly
Martin
Forsyth County
Garland Vestal Greene
Mocksville
N. C
High Point College
East Carolina Teachers’ College
Salem
Greensboro
Winston,Salem
Charlotte
Asheville
1St Presbyterian Church
Angus Kem Martin
Otteray Drive
West First Street
Winston-Salem
Miss Carlene Kearns Honored at Shower and Luncheon
Miss Carlene Kearns, soon to wed William Dryden Gilmer, was feted at two parties before her September 1 wedding at Main Street Methodist Church. A kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. W. H. Measle at 1007 Lindsay Street featured five card tables and gifts. another party at the Melbourne Hotel in Durham included guests from High Point and family attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene Kearns
William Dryden Gilmer
Main Street Methodist
W. H. Measle
Lindsay Street
Carole Kearns
Harold Kearns, Jr
Melbourne
Durham
Mary Lib
Libby Nea
Atlon Tay
Meek
High Point
Car! Kearns
Gene O’daniel
W. D. Lemons
Auxiliary NALC Meets Tomorrow at Club House
National Association of Letter Carriers local branch No 936 holds a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the club house on Nathan Hunt Drive. The note mentions applesauce as a summer make good and a frozen item to be kept until firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Nathan Hunt Drive
Dessert Bridge Fetes Miss Nancy Gwynne Smith Ahead of Wedding
Two parties were planned for Miss Nancy Gwynne Smith before her August 30 wedding to Charles Alfred Entrekin at First Presbyterian Church. Betty Marie Welch hosted a two o clock dessert bridge at 1003 Holton Street with ice cream, cakes, and mints, awarding prizes to Smith and Cassell. Mary Ruth Seward hosted a Coke party at eleven, presenting a yellow rosebud corsage and a silver bonnet dish to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gwynne Smith
Charles Alfred Entrekin
First Presbyterian Church
Betty Marie Welch
Holton Street
J. W. Welch
Ware St
Larry East
Greensboro
Miss Smith
Frances Cassell
Misalliances stall GOP South union idea in NC
Lynn Nisbet notes Southern Republicans and Democrats resist any organic GOP Southern Democrat merger. Calvin Zimmerman argues Mundt’s plan would yield at most four or five states with under 90 electoral votes, not altering Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, or Texas. He says the South has been neglected by the national committee and labor power won’t shift reliably, keeping Democrats dominant in primaries though not necessarily in general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl E Mundt
South Dakota
Calvin Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Raleigh
Alliance
Mundt
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
South
Rescoe
Senator Mundt
Republican National Committee
Senator Hoey
Indiana
National Committee
Central Committee
Supreme Court
Mrs amen is named Kathleen Gallaway of Greensboro
The item identifies Kathleen Gallaway, once Miss Kathleen Gallaway, as a Greensboro resident and former Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Amen
Kathleen Gallaway
Carter twins and birth notices in High Point area
Mr and Mrs H E Carter announce the birth of twins John Fredrick and Maggie on August 15 at High Memorial Hospital and Linda Elizabeth on August 18 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Welch is Ann Wilson of Cerro Gordo. Suggs have a son Travis Lee born August 18 at High Point Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
H. E. Carter
Albertson Road
John Fredrick and
Magee
High Memorial Hospital
Linda Elizabeth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Welch
Ann Wilson
Cerro-Gordo, N. C
Suggs
Travis Lee
High Point Memorial
Es Line
Furr
Newcomers Club to Meet Tomorrow on Bee Street
The Newcomers' Club will hold a meeting tomorrow at eight o'clock on Bee Street. Members are invited to attend and share updates about local events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Street
Pentagon Club Meets Tonight
The Pentagon Club will meet at 8 o'clock at the home of Jean Rankin 528 Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Jean Rankin
Parkway
Southern states seen as GOP possiblities by Zimmer man
The analysis suggests only four Southern states Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and Texas might move Republican. It notes the South remains a distinct homesection and senior leaders fear a repeat of 1928 chaos if party lines collapse. Mundt and followers are portrayed as wishful in their South strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Natas
South
Zimmerman
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Mundt
Social civility events honor Miss Eldora Haworth
A sequence of tea and entertaining events scheduled Monday through Saturday honors Miss Eldora Haworth. Hosts include Mrs. Blair Mower Mrs. E C Blair Mrs A H Holton Sr and others at homes across South Main Hillcrest Montheu Avenue Howell Street Woodbrook Run and Emerywood Country Club with gatherings from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and a Thursday night bridge club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rothrock
Plato Ba
Avenue
Rebecca
Charles Risch
T. West
West
Woodbrook
Blair Mower
E. C. Blair
Eldora Haworth
Mower
South Main St
Hayden
Washi Street
A. H. Holton
A. H. Holton, Jr
Hillcrest
A. m
Davis Feed and Seed Store
Hmith
Roy. Padgett
Montheu Avenue
Eldora Ha
Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
Herman Honeycutt
Stanton Cecil
Wa Shelton
Dot Kendall
Carlene Kearns
Miss Kendall
Woodrow Ave
Edith Moore
Virginia’s navy among the original colonies records
Virginia’s naval history highlights its status as the largest navy among the 13 original colonies, reflecting early maritime strength and regional leadership at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets Offer Relief
Doctors tested Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets for disruptive hot flashes and related distress during change of life. Reported complete or striking relief in many cases, suggesting modern effectiveness for symptoms like nervous tension irritability weakness and discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoia Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Guests and visitors populate local homes this week
Mr Pool and Mrs H T Lavassar with daughter Ann join Mrs W L Clark and family in Amarillo at 1407 Bradshaw Street. Dr David Driver and son David Jr from Philadelphia visit Mrs Dean Hughes on Thomasville Road. Rev Thomas Falshaw and wife arrive from Valhalla New York to spend two weeks with daughter Mrs D L Bouldin Jr. Mrs Ruby Carroll from High Point attends the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle convention in Los Angeles. Sinta Joyce Cain recuperates at home in Trinity after a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Lavassar
Ann
W. L. Clark
Darrell
Kay
Amarillo, Texas
W. A. Gray
Bradshaw Street
Lavassar
Gray
David Driver
David Driver, Jr
Arkadelphia
Satur
Dean Hughes
Thomasville Road
Driver
Hughes
Thomas Falshaw
Valhalla
New York
D. L. Bouldin, Jr
Mr. Bouldin
Emery Road
The
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles
California
Ruby Carroll
High Point
Nurses To Have Outdoor Party At President Home
The High Point LPN will host an outdoor watermelon slicing event tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at the home of president Mrs. Thetis Talton, followed by a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lpn
Thetis Talton
R. Her Heete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Miss Martin
Gene Harris
Presbyterian Church
Will Mary
Easge
Phil Walkerme
Rome
Elle T
Malle
Suasy
NALC
N. Main
Monark
DuPont
Shade
Ronee
Peggy Newton
Colleen Brady
Carolina Ave
Capital Square
Lynn Nisbet
G.O.P
Stonp En Girl By
Association
Wright
Mr. Pool
Pelee Mes
Sinta
Joyce Cain
Trinity
N. Main ST
Minute Market
E. Washington
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