Weekend social calendar for Greensboro brides and guests
A series of social events unfolds in Greensboro with engagements and wedding preparations. Guests include Miss LoElla Stroud, Miss Betty Harthcock as hostess, and Miss Athelene Payne as honoree. Events span dinners, entertaining at homes, and club meetings through Sunday.
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LoElla Stroud
Bliss
Greensboro
Betty Harthcock
YWCA
Betty Grubb
Borden's Gold Room
Athelene Payne
Miss Hazlewood and Donald A. Martin Wed Dec 29
Plans announced for the December 29 wedding of Miss Barbara Hazlewood and Donald A. Martin at the First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Roy Watts officiating. Matron of honor is Mrs Carlton Clinard. maid of honor Miss Bonnie Lear. bridesmaids include Barbara Smart and others. Best man Clyde Martin. ushers include Harold and Bill Martin and Richard Hazlewood among several from High Point and Greensboro. Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hazlewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hazlewood
Donald A. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Roy Watts
Harry Monroe
Betty Jo Smith
Carlton Clinard
Bonnie Lear
Wyncoate
Barbara Smart
Bara Lowe
Kathleen VanLoan
Josephine Kimsey
Suzenne Earnhart
Katherine Hester
Clyde Martin
Harold
Bill Martin
Richard Hazlewood
Miss Hazlewood
Robert Neill
Clyde Conner, Jr
Dick Kellam
High Point
Pete Quinn
Greensboro
Mrs. W. P. Hazlewood
Local Garden Council Completes Plans For Christmas Tour
The High Point Garden Club Council met at the YWCA at ten with 23 clubs represented. A new club joined, Almanac Club led by Mrs. James S Hunt. The center move to Straughan's Book Shop was proposed. Forty trees will be placed at Guilford County Sanatorium as the annual project. Christmas tour on December 14 runs 2–5 afternoon and 7–9 night, with Miss Effie Cox noting the memorial for Mrs. Fred Bartlett at Chimney Rock. Door prizes went to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club Council
YWCA
Ito
Almanac’ Club
James. S. Hunt
Garden Center
Straughan
D. H.parsons
Greensboro
Garden Council
San
Guilford County
Fred Bartlett
Chimney Rock
Miss Oakley Bride-Elect Honored By Highland Mills Office
Miss Sue Oakley, bride-elect, was honored at a surprise party last evening by the Highland Cotton Mills office force. Ten guests brought holiday decorations and gifts, and refreshments were served after opening gifts. Miss Oakley will wed James Kearns on December 22 and works in the payroll department of Highland Cotton Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Oakley
Highland Cotton-Mills
Oakley
James Kearns
Highland Cotton Mills
Births at High Point Memorial Hospital During December
A series of birth notices from Winston and High Point Memorial Hospital report several newborns. Mark Samuel Reavis born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Paul D Reavis of Winston. Steven Lynn Hinson born December 2 to Mr and Mrs Esam Hinson. Henry Jackson Jr born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Jack Austin. David Ray Snider born December 4 to Mr and Mrs James R Snider. Marcia Dianne Patterson born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Odell Patterson of Oakwood Court. Paul Daniels Stetler born December 2 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stetler, mother Jewel Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Samuel Reavis
Paul.d. Reavis
Winston
Mark
Samuel
High Point Memorial
Steven. Lynn
Hinson
Esam Hinson
Steven
Lynn
High Point Memorial Hospital
Austin
Jack’ Austin
Henry Jackson, Jr
David ‘Ray Snider
James R. Snider
Ennis St
David Ray
Marcia Patterson
Odell Patterson
Oakwood Court
Marcia -Dianne
Paul D. Stetler
Kenneth Stetler
Eugene St
Paul Daniels
Jewel Lamb
Stain Removal Steps Include Ammonia and Pepsin Treatment
A stain treatment sequence suggests applying a few drops of ammonia and, for washable slip covers, washing the slipcover after a pepsin-based treatment to achieve a thorough clean.
Miss Butler Feted At Bridal Shower In Green White Theme
Miss Louise Butler bride elect was honored at a Monday evening shower in the Borden Gold Room by Mrs. William R. Jones and Miss Nancy Whitley. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes to Mesdames Harris and Davis, then lingerie gifts for the honoree. Neatly dressed hostesses received a negligee set and a gown as thanks, followed by an ice course in a green and white motif attended by ten guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Butter
Borden Gold Room
William R. Jones
Nancy Whitley
Mesdames Willis’ Harris
Casper Davis
Whitley
Altrusa Board Dinner at Emerywood Country Club
High Point Altrusa executive board gathered for a December dinner at the Emerywood Country Club hosted by Mrs. John L. Rothrock. The private dining room glowed with a red and white holiday scheme and a Santa centerpiece. The board approved one December meeting as a Christmas party at the Sheraton on December 18 and discussed arranging Christmas cheer for a local family. Attending were Mrs. Charlotte Guy, Mary Ballard, Ada Burgess, and others. vice president was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Emerywood Country Club
John L. Rothrock
Santa
the Sheraton
Charlotte Guy
Mary Ballard
Ada Burgess
Sarah Holmes
Marcella Carter
Madeline Hoover
Margaret Flintom
Williams Hedrick Nuptials Held in York Washington DC
Miss Martha Sue Hedrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hedrick of Jamestown and Elis Williams son of Mr and Mrs J W Williams also of Jamestown were married in York DC on November 26 with Judge Gerty Nunn officiating. The bride wore a royal blue suit with grey accessories and an orchid corsage. Attendants included maid of honor Cheryl Tysinger and best man Donald Crisco. Mrs Williams a Jamestown High School senior and Mr Williams a Jamestown High School graduate will reside with her parents after a Florida wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sue Hedrick
Charles R. Hedrick
Jamestown
Jack
Elis Williams
J. W. Williams
York, D. C
Gerty Nunn
Cheryl Tysinger
Donald Crisco
Williams
Jamestown High School
Florida
Candle care tips for holiday centerpieces
Guidance on preserving candles for a holiday centerpiece. Wash the can dies between well soaped palms, dry thoroughly to prevent dripping, and treat all special candles several days before use for a neat display during the feast.
Camouflage Dye for White Camels in World War II
National Geographic Society highlights a World War II project by Anglo-Egyptian Sudan defenders involving a fast dye for white camels used as camouflage. This item notes innovative camouflage methods employed in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
National Geographic Society
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N. C
Acwilles
Forrest Hedrick
Betty Floyd
Hedrick
Garden Club
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Betsy Baker
Archdale Methodist Church
F. E. Moses
The
Emerywood
Barbara Hazelwood
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Mary Lid Clark
Robert Yarborough
H. L. Harris
Tipton Street
Gene Peace
Payne-Marlowe
Rankin Memn
Nancy. Tysinger
Thomasville
Clarence Boyan
Winston-Salem
Blair Park
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Carolyn von Cannon
Shirley Walton
Ramona Rhodes
Bridg Elect
von Cannon
Fourth Street
Miss Oakley
Miss Butler
St.Joseph Aspirin
Spalding
Nunn
Bush
Edgerton
Connolly
Nees Ole Eol
Altrusa Board
Country Club
Necchi
Appliques
Necchi Portable
Glenn
E. Washington ST
Perkinson
Mary
Joe
Perkinson’s
Aks
High Point’s Best Ladies Shop
G,riedmans
S. Main ST
Friedmans
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