Miss Vivian Blackwell Weds Victor Fred in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Vivian Blackwell became bride of Mr. Victor Fred on December 1 at her mother’s Welborn street home. Pastor W. Wilbur Hutchins officiated as few relatives attended due to illness. The groom, recently back from 28 months with the Fifth Army in Europe, and the couple planned a Washington and New London wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Blackwell
Victor Fred Latevening
Esther Kwell
Welborn Street
W. Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Bond Schedule For The Week
Schedule listing weekly bond sales events by day. Tuesday notes U S. Wednesday lists W F. Thursday features Women of Moose. Friday covers Eastern Star. Saturday lists Altrusa Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Eastern Star
Altrusa Club
Christmas Party Of Local Lodge Tomorrow Night
The Officers' club of the Mag deline Rebekah lodge will hold its Christmas party tomorrow night at 8 at the home of Mrs Grace Andrews. It replaces the regular Thursday meeting and all members should bring Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdeline Rebekah Lodge
Grace Andrews
Reformed Church
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dewey Foust
Woodrow Avenue
BS Degree For Nurses Offered In Greensboro
Greensboro program offers a bachelor of science in nursing for service women with a registered nurse credential. Open to nurses who served in the armed forces or those with active wartime home front service to meet general education needs, part of the veterans education plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Veterans’ Education
Community concerts and club events fill week agenda
The schedule lists events at Senior High auditorium and Emerywood with Gen Platoff Don Cossack Chorus Wednesday, Mid-Week Garden Club at High Point College, BPW birthday dinner at Sheraton, Girl Scout Council meeting Thursday, Jewish Women luncheon, Emewood family night, Canterbury club, Kiwanis Ladies Night, Emerywood private play, and USO dance at YMCA with Clyde Henry band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Gen. Platoff
Don Cossack Ruslan Chorus
Clara Page Harrison
High Point College
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Sam Tobias
Emewood Country Club
Clu
Emerywood Country Club
YMCA
Clyde Henry
Don Cossack Russian Chorus
Nicholas Kostrukoff
High Point
General Platoff
Nicholas Kostrakoff
Recent Bride Feted At Party In Mississippi Home
hospitality shower honors Mrs. Kermit O. Doss before her marriage to Lena Lee. bingo prizes awarded to Mesdames Brown, Boyles, Langston, Callahan. Refreshments served to guests including Lee, Ellison, Hedgecock, and Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee
J.E. McNeil
Kermit O. Doss
Lena Lee
Ms. Lee
Fisher Street
Francis Brown
Jack Boyles
R. D. Langston
Rulah Callahan
Norwood Baldwin Marriage Vows in Asheboro Rites
Mrs. H P Baldwin of Archdale announces the marriage of her daughter Sarah Ethel to Wiley D Norwood of Raleigh on November 24 at West Bend Methodist church Asheboro. Rev Don A corn officiated. Sarah Ethel wore a two piece suit with black accessories. She is the youngest Baldwin daughter educated at Trinity High School and employed by the War Department in Greensboro. Wiley D Norwood, son of Mr and Mrs W D Norwood of Raleigh, recently discharged from the army with the 19th Engineers in North Africa Sicily and Italy. He attended Millbrook School and works for Carolina Power and Light at Moncure NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Baldwin
Archdale
Sarah Ethel
Wiley D. Norwood
Raleigh
West Bend Methodist Church
Asheboro
Don A. Corn
Norwood
Baldwin
Trinity High School
War Department
Greensboro
W. D. Norwood
Army
19Th Engineers
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Millbrook School
Caina Power and Light Company
Moncure
N. C
Mid-Week Study Club Postpones Meeting
The Mid-Week study club postpones its Wednesday meeting with Mrs. George Haltom to next Wednesday at 3:30 PM. The change was announced yesterday and members are reminded of the usual location with Mrs. Haltom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haltom
Local Health Updates From Spring Field And High Point
Miss Ruby Dickens improves at home on Springfield road after a week with influenza. Mrs. Farrell H Gray travels to Greenville for funeral of her mother Mrs A H Critcher and returns. Harold Ray Leonard shows improvement at Thomasville road home after tonsillectomy at Burrus clinic. Miss Dorothy Hoskins remains in Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital with severe laryngitis. Mrs Vernon McLeod slightly improves at home on Arbordale drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Dickens
Springfield Road
Farrell H. Gray
Greenville
A. H. Critcher
Harold Ray Leonard
Thomasville Road
Burrus Clinic
Dorothy Hoskins
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Vernon McLeod
Arbordale Drive
Births Report From High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs W A Routh announce the birth of a son W A Jr on November 30 at the Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Aileene Barnett announces the birth of a daughter Peggy Anne on December 2 at the Washington Street unit High Point Memorial Randell Mason White born December 2 at the Washington Street unit High Point Memorial hospital Shelvey Jean Coon born December 2 at the Washington Street unit High Point Memorial hospital Garland Howard Bennett announces the birth of a son Garland Howard Jr born December 3 at the Washington Street unit High Point Memorial hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Routh
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Peggy Barnett
Aileene Barnett
Robert Nils Barnett
Tate Street
Peggy Anne
Washington Street
Randell White
Ned White
Broad Street
Randell Mason
Shelvey Coon
Cathus Henry Coon
Kernersville
Route 1
Shelvey Jean
Bennett
Garland Howard Bennett
Wrenn Street
Garland Howard, Jr
USO plans larger junior hostess staff after busy weekend
The USO reports a regu lar weekly Saturday night dance drew many service men, prompting expansion of junior hostess partners. Clyde Henry and his orchestra played, with senior hostesses as chaperones. Sunday saw 300 plus visitors and refreshments from civic groups. Mrs. George Hendry offered pen portraits for hours, a service she has provided for two years. The USO also urged support for Victory loan bond booths at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Clyde Henry
George Hendry
Sheraton
Church Social Meets at Mary Conrad Class Session
The Mary Conrad Bible class of First Baptist held its monthly 7:30 PM meeting at Mrs. A B Conrad's home 1103 Johnson Street with many present. Carrie York led a Christmas program and devotional followed by carols and a refreshment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
Johnson Street
Carrie York
York
Ruth Goodman
Vera E. Idol
Mesdames
Irene Pruitt
Margaret Arnold
Rachel Sykes
Helen Younger
Billy Haley
Peeler Hedrick Vows Announced in Florida Naval Base Chapel
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Rachel Hedrick and W Ralph Peeler was made from Jacksonville Florida where the ceremony took place November 26 at the Naval Airbase chapel. The bride's blue suit featured orchids and she is a Rockwell High School and Winston-Salem Beauty School graduate who runs Rachel's Beauty Shoppe in Rockwell. The groom, formerly in the navy, has been discharged and will live in Gold Hill after a Miami honeymoon following a wedding supper at the Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Hedrick
M. N. Hedrick
Johnson Street
W. Ralph Peeler
C. G. Peeler
Gold Hill
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Airbase
Rockwell High School
Winston-Salem
Rachel's
Rockwell
Atlantic Oil Company
Officers Club
Miami
Veterans Return Sailors Arrive on Victory Ships to Boston and San Francisco
Veterans Conrad F. Russell of Thomasville and William B. Swaney of Trinity ride the SS Bluesland Victory bound for Boston in December. William L. Hornaday of High Point sails on SS Lincoln Victory due December 2 to Boston. SS Sea Star heads to San Francisco December 3 with Charles M. Ivey Jr of High Point, and SS Pulitzer set for San Francisco December 4 with Noah W. Burrows of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad F. Russell
Thomasville
William B. Swaney
Trinity
Boston
William L. Hornaday
High Point
San Francisco
Charles M. Ivey, Jr
Noah W. Burrows
Asheboro
Army Air Forces Football Race Could End In Tie
Washington December 4 The army air forces football conference race may wind up in a first place tie between the 3rd Air Force and Training Command. The 3rd Air Force lost 10-7 to the 4th Air Force last Sunday. Training Command can tie with four wins one loss and one tie by beating Personnel Redistribution Command in the final round. A playoff decision has not been made if they tie for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Forces
3Rd Air Force
Training Command
4Th Air Force
Personnel Redistribution Command
Opening Prices For Tobacco Prove Steady
Raleigh December 4. Week’s opening prices on old and middle flue cured tobacco belts were steady with some $1 per hundred fluctuations for lower quality grades. Middle belt centers posted $1 declines for red tobaccos and leaf, and $3 drop for low orange leaf. Most offerings were fair to good logs and leaf. Federal state market news noted $1 losses on old belt for orange leaf and lemon cutters with $1 gains for good orange leaf and related categories. An unusually large share of cutters was sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cupid Divorces Hit Record Count At Guilford Court
Judge Felix E. Alley presided at the Guilford court opening session where 17 decrees of divorce were granted yesterday, boosting the year’s total to a new high. Dan Cupid references appear in scattered notes within the report.
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Pao
Cupid
Guilford
Sur
Felix E. Alley
Waynesville
Centenarian Climbs Tree to Pick Cherries
In Longview Washington John Lamb aged 96 climbed a tree at his home to pick cherries, aided by his two sons Curtis aged 72 and William aged 67 who described the moment and the family plan to enjoy fruit high in the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Wash
John Lamb
Curtis
William
Lamb
Wake County Bar Elects New President and Vice President
The Wake County Bar Association elected Clem B. Holding of Raleigh as president and Leon S. Brassfield of Raleigh as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heads Bar Body
Raleigh
Wake County Bar Association
Clem B. Holding
Leon S. Brassfield
Musical Star to Appear in Nitch Program at Junior High
Birch presents master magician and Mabel Sperry, noted xylophone soloist from the Century of Progress, Chicago, in a varied program titled Marvelous Melodies. Sperry, famed marimba xylophone artist, headlines with assisting Birch staff for a High Point Co-Operative club event. Proceeds benefit the Girl Scout project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
Mabel Sperry
Century of Progress
Chicago
High Point Co-Operative Club
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Blackwell
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Fred
Maurice French
Maurice
S. Main
Walgreen's
U. S
Eynolds Pen
Tanley
Se — Jewelers
Pat Ormsby
Kiwanis Club
Canterbury Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Drive
Norwood-Baldwin
Ps Heinz Condensed
Heinz
Enantio
Nevin
B Tehesnakoff
Moussorgsky
Knipper
L. Djerjinsky
Serginska
Kozat
Southside Baptist Church
Allen Parleir
West Springdale Avenue
ST. Edwards’ Guild
Guild of
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Hedrick Vows
Overseas
N. Main St
Rylanf
Winston-Salem, N. C
3Rd Air Force and Training Command
Dan Cupid
Francis B. Nelson
Mimeie Lee Steed
Ruby Tyner
Getty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
S. Main &T. Tei Som
Starlac
Borden
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bordens
Borden Co
Ginny Simms
CBS
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