Shower Courtesy For Bride-Elect Miss Norma White
Miss Norma Jean White bride elect was honored Friday at Spring Hill Methodist Church with a misc shower hosted by Mrs. A B Moore Mrs Futrelle Moore and Mrs John Bouldin. Guests enjoyed games prizes and a white tuberose corsage plus a gift electric iron. The couple to wed Saturday at Shady Grove Methodist Church with Owen S Moore as groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean White
Spring Hill Methodist Church
A. B. Moore
Futrelle Moore
John Bouldin
Banks White
B. Vernie Moore
Miss White
Owen S. Moore
Shady Grove Methodist Church
Dale Bouldin
Wedig
Ida Leslie Celebrates 93rd Birthday at Oak View
Mrs Ida Florence Leslie of the Oak View Rest Home marks her 93rd birthday with her daughter Mrs Leslie Bryant aiding. Though bedbound, she follows current events, regained eyesight last year after 15 years of blindness, and will share ice cream and cake with fellow residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Florence Leslie
Oak View Rest Home
Leslie
Leslie Bryant
VFW Auxiliary 619 Plans Supper Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 will hold a covered dish supper at the post home on Greensboro Road tomorrow evening. Meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. and the president urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary To
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 619
Post
Greensboro Road
Social events in High Point area continue this week
Tuesday schedules include a 6 30 p m buffet at 501 Old Winston Rd for Miss Fran Myers fiancé and 7 30 p m hospitality at 122 Frazier St Archdale for Miss Julia Smith. Wednesday features the August luncheon at 311 W High St and a Wright Bryson rehearsal at Oak Hill Friends Meeting House followed by cake at 807 Westchester Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Zimmerman
Bill Gibson
Fran Myers
Old Winston Rd
Shelby Mosley
Charles Fletcher
Frazier St
Archdale
Julia Smith
High Point Woman's Club
High St
Wright-Bryson
Oak Hill Friends Meeting House
Wright
Westchester Dr
High Point- Thomasville Association of Insurance
Mrs Jacky Elkes Feted With Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs W F Finch entertained at 309 Boulevard honoring Mrs Jacky Elkes recent bride formerly Elizabeth Craughn. Pink corsage greeted her arrival as guests enjoyed games bingo and prizes. Punch cakes and nuts served. hostess added linen gift. Attendees included Mrs Odell Craughn and Mrs P J Elkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacky Elkes
W. E. Finch
Finch
W. F. Finch
Boulevard
Mrs Ida Kimble Attends National Moose Convention
Mrs Ida Kimble senior regent of the local Women of Moose chapter is in Chicago representing her group at the Moose national convention. The event is at Mooseheart Illinois in the Chicago suburbs. She left last Friday and expects to return this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Kimble
Women of Moose
Chicago
Ill
Mooseheart
Sirocco Club Dance At Pleasants Come Weekend
Sirocco Dance Club held a Bermuda shorts dance at Pleasants Club House in Pleasant Garden with Mr. and Mrs. John Seymour and Mr. and Mrs. Black as hosts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Luther Robey Mr. and Mrs. Newman Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Teague Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Garriga and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Welborn. Ted Reid announced the next dance would be on the 22nd for members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirocco Dance Club
Pleasants Club
Pleasant Garden
John Seymour
Black
Luther Robey
Newman Oliver
Ivey Teague
Carlos Garriga
Darrell Welborn
Ted Reid
Ifor
Oil Well Stats Highlight 1945 Output
The record notes 26,800 oil wells fed in 1945 with about 7,000 wells drilled that year, indicating ongoing expansion in the industry.
Births of Thomas Charles Jr. and Kenny Ray Saunders
Mr and Mrs T C Bulla announce the birth of their son Thomas Charles Jr on August 21 at Rex Hospital Raleigh The mother is the former Marilyn Robinette of High Point Kenny Ray Saunders is born to Mr and Mrs J W Saunders at High Point Memorial Hospital on August 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Bulla
Thomas Charles Jr
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
J. W. Saunders
Fala St
Kenny Ray
High Point Memorial Hospital
Breakfast Club Meets Thursday at Sheraton Hotel
The High Point Credit Women's Breakfast Club will meet at the Sheraton Hotel for breakfast Thursday morning at 7 30 o'clock. Sherman Aycoth, executive secretary of the local Merchants' Association, will discuss a lesson from the Credit Women's Manual titled Your Partner in Credit Granting. The meeting will start at 7 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sherman Aycoth
Merchants’ Association
Credit Women’s Manual
Ladies Auxiliary 9899 Supports VA Hospital and Caswell School
The Ladies Auxiliary to Post 9899 voted to send gifts to the VA Hospital in Salisbury and to Caswell Training School in Kinston. The meeting at South Main Street Extension was presided by Mrs. Thelma Proffitt. Arlene Richardson won the top points prize, Sue Parrish took the door prize, and a white elephant sale followed adjournment. Hostesses Virginia Sullivan and Esther Ferree served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Salisbury
Caswell Training School
Kinston
South Main Street
Thelma Proffitt
Arlene Richardson
Sue Parrish
Virginia Sullivan
Esther Ferree
Cardiovascular diseases claim majority of deaths in 1955
Diseases of the cardiovascular system caused 810000 deaths in 1955, comprising 53 percent of all fatalities. The figure highlights the dominant share of heart and vessel diseases in national mortality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. Elkes
Odell Draughn
Miss Norma White
Ida Leslie
VFW
Sirocco Club
Pleasants. Cabin
Thomas C. Bulla JR
Kenny Ray Saunders
A.M
Mrs
Martin Kraus
Emerywood Food Market
West Lexington
Lindale
Pastrami
Frankfurters
Bologna
Gefilte
Mother's & Streits
Hors D'Oeuvres
Nova Scotia
Gottlieb
le. Can
Gottlieb’s
Farber
Pumpernickel
Farbee’s
Kaiser Rolls
Farbers
Ae Geneag de
Doren
Matzroh
Oscherowits
Cincinnati
Isaac Gellis
New York
Schmulka Bernstein
Manischewitz, Streit
Horowits-Margaraten
Skeen Bros
High Point
Kelvinator
B.f.goodrich
Penney
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