Mrs Robert Tate Green Honored At High Point Bridge Party
Mesdames Armsworthy and Guynn host a bridge and canasta party at the Adams Memorial YWCA in High Point to honor Mrs. Robert Tate Green the bride of the season formerly Miss Irene Plummer. Five bridge tables and one canasta table were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Julius Green, Mrs. William Green, Mrs. Jimmy Meadow, and Mrs. Hertha Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Armsworthy and
Guynn
Robert Tate Green
Ross Armsworthy
Carlin Guynn
Hillsville
Adams Memorial Ywca
Irene Plummer
J. W. Bennett
T B. Bennett
Julius Green
William Green
Jimmy Meadow
Hertha Allison
E. E. Plummer
William Davis
Clarkle - Pleasants
Robert Beaver
Yey Phillips
Elizabeth Byerly
Car Jeen Byerly
Eizabeth Hedrick
Adele Hicks
Venable Huffman
Jimmie Meadows
Angie Pitts
Carl Connor
Margaret Austin
James Bulla
Clark Crutchfield
J. William Bennett
Jack Reeves
High Point
Vera Green Phillips
Frank Townson
William T. Green
Jesse Green
Weed n Win Garden Club Plans Christmas Party at Plantation Club
The Weed n Win Garden Club met at Clarence Ilderton’s home to finalize plans for a December 14 Christmas tour featuring an outdoor scene at Mrs. Harold Amos’s Rotary Drive home. Allen Sikes chairs tree decorating for Guilford County Sanitorium, with Brodus Leonard Jr. and Tommy Forster among those handling decor. A dinner and dance is set for December 12 at the Plantation Supper Club as the club’s Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed ‘N’ Win Garden Club
Plantation Club
Weed‘n’ Win Garden Club
Clarence Ilderton
Ilderton
Iyn Point Garden Council
Harold Amos
Rotary Drive
Allen Sikes
Guilford County
Mes‘dames Alien Sikes
Brodus Leonard, Jr
Tommy Forster
Plantation Supper Club
Mrs Fred Hughes Elected President of Modernette Club
Mrs Fred Hughes chosen president to succeed Mrs S S Bruce Jr at a luncheon meeting of the Modernette Club held at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Other officers named include Mrs Neil Armstrong vice president, Mrs Robert Sheloff secretary, and Mrs Wendell Cole treasurer. Members discussed a Children’s Home Society gift and plans for the Christmas luncheon program by Mrs L B Reavis. The meeting awarded an attendance prize to Mrs Roy Carr and featured a white elephant sale for club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hughes
Modernette Club
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
Fredughes
S. S. Bruce, Jr
Bruce
Neil Armstrong
Robert Sheloff
Wendell Cole
Children’s Home Society of
North Carolina
Roy .Carr
Community Club Elects Officers and New President
The Community Club met at the YWCA for a business session led by President Mrs. Carl Bailey. Mrs. G R Wallin was elected president with a slate including R M Hunter as vice president, Mrs. Tom Elder as secretary, and Mrs. J B Potts as treasurer, along with Mrs. J M Wall as assistant secretary treasurer. Three new members were welcomed: Mesdames Pete Culler, Kent Dennis, and B J Papson. A Christmas dinner and dance at the YWCA December 22 was planned, and a project to aid a needy family was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hughes
Gladys Moore
Posey Harris
Bob Snider
Henry Moriority
Mesdames Carson Southern
Paul ‘Collins
Robert Siceloff
Community Club
G. R. Wallin
Y.W.C.A
Carl Bailey
Bill Buie
Ed Cham
Choose Belt With Thought A Fashion Guide For Belts
The article advises careful belt selection to suit figure and wardrobe. It warns narrow belts on long torsos and wide belts on not-so-svelte waists, discourages contrasting belts, and suggests repeating a second shade in costume elements. It also notes matching belt metal and jewelry tones for cohesive styling.
Captain Fleming Moran Heads to Memphis on Leave
Captain Fleming Howard Moran leaves Jamestown after a week with his father C. C. Moran and will report to Memphis where he is stationed with the armed forces. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Noble T. Craig return from New York after Mr. Craig attended meetings of the National Industrial Council and the National Association of Manufacturers at the Waldorf Astoria. An exhibit at the Marshall House Berlin showcases American labor saving machines versus old systems to boost production and living standards. A grooming tip notes stray neck hairs can be kept in place with a wet soaped finger. British railways carry 982 million passengers yearly on 50,000 daily trains, about 20 trips per person per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Howard Moran
Memphis
Tenn
C. C. Moran
Jamestown
Captain Moran
Armed Forces
Noble T. Craigg
Hillcrest Drive
New York
Praigg
National Industrial Council
National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf-Astoria
Marshall House
Berlin
British Railways
Belt Fashion for Casual and Dress Up Needs
A season's sports belts suit casual tweed looks, while a leather-buckled simple belt serves as a dress up option. For outfits leaning casual, choose a glitter brass belt. for versatile wear with dressy jerseys, a leather-covered buckle belt is preferred.
Edgar Kimsey Weds Mile Pieri in La Rochelle France
Special report on the marriage of SFC Edgar T. Kimsey of EUCOM and Mile. Coletta Pieri of La Rochelle. They wed at La Rochelle City Hall at 3:30 pm and again at 6:00 pm in the Service Club Alfred Caserne. Attendants included MSgt Arthur Featherman and maid of honor Madame Maria Therese Estrade. Reception followed at Pieri home. Kimsey, a North Carolina native, and the bride are profiled with details of the double ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Pointer
France
SFC
Edgar T. Kimsey
Eucom Com Z
Mile
Colette Pieri
la Rochelle
James W. Turnbull
Service Club
Allfredy Caserne
Knox
EUCOM
Coletta Pieri
Kimsey
Mille
Piers
Edward Morch
Special Service Club
Allfredy
North Carolina
Shellac finish coats protect brass from tarnish
A thin coat of fresh white shel lac is applied to cleaned brass to prevent tarnish. A second thin coat of shellac adds long life to the finish, and the shellac can be removed later with denatured alcohol.
Molly Phipps Class Meeting at Calvary Church Friday
The Molly Phipps Class of Calvary Methodist Church will meet Friday evening December 14 at 7 30 at the church. Associate hostesses at the meeting will be Mesdames Hattie Miller C L Agner G B Stroud E L Burns F C Green A C Cruse and Clyde Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
Mesdames Hattie Miller
C. L. Agner
G. B. Stroud
E. L. Burns
F.C. Green
A. C. Cruse
Clyde Walter
Prayer Band Meeting at Williams Home Tonight
The Prayer Band of Albertson Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 P M at 810 Prospect Street the home of Mr and Mrs J L Williams Reverend B V Broadway pastor of High Rock Baptist Church will be guest speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson Baptist Church
J. L. Williams
Prospect Street
B. V. Broadway
High Rock Baptist Church
Vota Vita Class Meeting At Green Street Baptist
The Vota Vita Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Ernest T Rogers home 2004 Gilbert Street with Mrs Roland Jester as associate hostess Members are asked to bring a Christmas gift for exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist
Ernest T. Rogers
Gilbert Street
Roland Jester
Executive Board of United Church Women Meets Sunday
The Executive Board of the United Church Women of High Point will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church. All members are asked to attend this meeting, it was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church Women of High Point
Presbyterian Church
Asheboro Weddings Mark December Ceremonies
Miss Annie Mae Farlow of Asheboro wed William Morrison Barnes of Asheboro Route 2 on December 2 at the bride’s home with Rev. Ira Rawls officiating. The bride wore pow der blue faille with lace, a matching hat and white orchid bouquet. The couple plans residence at 357 Brookside Drive. Also, Miss Esther Lenora Shuping married Joe Fred Sills December 1 at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. W. A. Stanbury presiding in a rust traveling suit and white rosebud corsage. Both brides and grooms are named with family ties and postnuptial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Annie Mae Farlow
W. E. Farlow
Candor
William Morrison Barnes
L. G. Barnes
Route 2
Ira Rawls
Johnny Allred
Farmer High School
Jay and Barnes Texaco
Esther Lenora Shuping
Scott E. Shuping
Joe Fred Sills
O. G. Sills
Harmony
W. A. Stanbury
First Methodist Church
Sills
St. Leo's School of Nursing
Greensboro
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
Randolph County Health Department
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Navy
Birth of a daughter Sarah Sue Ingram in Thomasville
Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Ingram of Wallcliff Park Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Sue on November 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Craven of Raleigh, a sister of the hostess, spoke about her summer trip through the west and Alaska and shared souvenirs. The Rainbow Assembly No 18 held a meeting at Central Methodist Church to plan initiation of three new members on December 13. Mrs. Jack Fenner hosted a bridge gathering with dessert and tea before bridge play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sue Ingram
C. Frank Ingram
Wallcliff Park
Thomasville
Sarah Sue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Craven
Raleigh
West
Alaska
Order of the Rainbow Assembly No
Central Methodist Church
Assembly
Jack Fenner
Fraternal Order Leaders to Meet at YMCA for Christmas Banquet
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty Past Councilors and Past Associate Councilors association of this district will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at the YMCA for the annual Christmas banquet and party. All past councilors and past associate councilors who are members are invited to attend. Members are asked to note that the event proceeds.
Banquet Moves to YMCA Hall With New Snow Effect
A banquet will be held at the YMCA instead of the lodge hall. A plastic snow can will spray artificial snow on a tree to create a real looking effect. The crystals are expected to last indoors for two to three weeks outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. C
Madeline Line Hoover
China
L. B. Reavis
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Edgar Kimsey
Mile. Pieri
Albertson Baptist Prayer Band
United Church Women EX. Board
Randolph Rock Club
Kemp Alexander
S. B. Stedman
Stedman
H. E
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn & Howell Sts
Monark
Jonark Shade Ge
Ee B. Mal
Carpet Craft, Inc
N. Wrenn
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