Miss Betsy White Weds Geo. Sidney Bouldin in Vows
Miss Betsy White and George Sidney Bouldin were married Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian Church in a simple ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Allen White, wore sapphire blue jersey with an orchid. the groom is Sergeant in the U.S. Army Air Corps stationed at Mitchell Field. After the ceremony the couple planned a wedding trip north with the groom to report back at Mitchell Field December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy White
Geo
Sidney Bouldin
Katherine Louise
Betsy) White
George Sidney Bouldin
U. S. Army Air Corps
First Presbyterian Church
Rel
O. C. Williamson
Adhe Bride
Presbyterian Church
Hernan Bouldin
Dan W. Smith
Bouldin
Cephas Allen White
High Point High School
Guilford Business College
Set. Bouldin
Trinity
The
Trinity High School
Mitchell Field
Hempstead
Mempstead
N. Y
Deep River church hosts guest preacher this Sunday
Deep River Section reports Rev. Joseph Peele will exchange pulpits with Rev. Virgil Pike of Oak Hill Friends Church for the 11 o'clock Sunday service at Deep River Church. A Christmas program planning committee was appointed last Sunday for a future Deep River Church event. Local social visits include Mrs. G. F. Rule of Mebane with Mrs. W. J. Little, Mrs. Elmer Pegg of Colfax with relatives, and Claudia Thornton visiting High Point. Dawn Yates, ill last week, is reported improved. Mrs. C. W. Idol of Guilford College route 1 spent Tuesday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peele
Virgil Pike
Oak Hill Friends Church
Pike
Deep River Church
G. F. Rule
Mebane
W. J. Little
Elmer Pegg
Colfax
Claudia Thornton
Pinocchio thrills young audience at Junior High School
An enthusiastic audience enjoyed the Clare Tree Major production Pinocchio presented yesterday afternoon at the Junior High School. The High Point PTAs and Junior Service League sponsored the play, praised for its artistry, fantasy, and suspense. Next in the series, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, is set for February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Tree
High Point Council
Parent-Teacher Association
Junior Service League
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Miss Woodruff Joins Furman Christmas Greenes Ceremony
Aliss Fred Gwyn Woodruff, a High Point girl, takes part in Furman University Woman's College Greenville S C 1942 Christmas observance known as Hanging of the Greens The event showcases a medieval Christ Birthday feast with Old English Manor Hall setting dances and a play preceding the greens hanging The guest list is limited to boarding girls faculty members and day student seniors due to space limits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Fred Gwyn Woodruff
High Point
Woman's College of Furman University
Greenville
S.C
Woman’s College
Annual HPC Band Concert At High Point College
The sixth annual Christmas concert by the High Point College band will be Sunday at 3 in the college auditorium. Glen R. Blickensderfer conducts with Robbie Williams directing. The Rubinstein Piano Concerto will be repeated from the English Russian concert last May. A cornet trio featuring Charlie Noell John Crowder and Homer Haworth is highlighted. The band gave a preview at High Point High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Glen R. Blickensderfer
Armed Services
Blickensderfer
Rubinstein
Robbie Williams
Cornet
Charlie Noell
John Crowder
Homer Haworth
High Point High School
Ferns On The Program At Westwood Wild Flower Club
The Wild Flower Garden Club hosted by Mrs W E H English in Westwood heard a program on ferns by Mrs Fred L Gordy. She cited Netlie Cross Knappen on fern varieties and care, naming Christmas maidenhair and cinnamon ferns, and noted 20 to 40 ferns may grow in the South. A Christmas meeting with a silver offering for charity was held. High Point Graduate Nurses project benefited. Business reports noted council meeting and election of Mrs Harold Stout as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Garden Club
W. E H. English
Westwood
C. A. Ring
Clara Whitehead
Fred L. Gordy
Wild Flower Club
High Point
Fred Bartlett
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Harold Stout
Little Gardens Club
Tom Einstein
C. L. White, Jr
Tea And Topics Club Hears Miss Idol On Yale Customs
The Tea And Topics Club held a Christmas meeting at Mrs. M. T. Lambeth’s home in Thomasville to hear Miss E. Vera Idol head of English at High Point College discuss Christmas traditions and customs. She read an original poem American Litany and explained eight universal customs. Refreshments followed for club members and guests including Mrs. S. S. Coe Mrs. G. Douglas Mrs. W. W. Idol and others plus Thomasville guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
M. T. Lambeth
Thomasville
E. Vera Idol
High Point College
Miss Idol
Santa Claus
Lambeth
Mesdames
S. S. Coe
G. Douglas
W. W. Idol
J. E. Marsh
R. H. Sechrest
F. H. Hallenbeck
Logan Porter
C. E. Sheloff
H. D. Sears
C. R. Hinshaw
J. T. Weaver
J. E. Lambeth
C. M. Tomlinson
W. E. Tomlinson
R. C. Rapp
Wessex Philathea
T. H. Shirley
F. Lassiter
B. T. Wiley
Sallie Clodstelter
Luke
R. C. Wilson
Thomasville Club Christmas Program Honors Miss Pegg
Thomasville groups host a Christmas meeting with Mrs. James E. Lambeth Jr. presiding as they celebrate, featuring Chiang Kai-shek and Soong sisters, plus bridge and social events. Miss Ellen Mae Pegg is honored at multiple gatherings, with Miss Lucille James winning top bridge score and other guests from Greensboro joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James E. Lambeth
Literary Club
Lambeth
Erwin Heights
Chiang-Kai-Shek
Ben Harris
Soong
China
Local Ward-Belmont Students Return for Holidays
Misses Beverly Sheetz Sarah Hutchens Peggy Bryant and Nan cy Bennett from Ward-Belmont Nashville Tenn arrive Tuesday to spend the holidays at their homes. Miss Sheetz is the daughter of Mrs Fred Neece 410 Edgedale Drive Miss Hutchins is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Hutchins Greenwood Drive Miss Bryant is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Bryant and Miss Bennetts parents are Mr and Mrs Harold C Bennett 405 Woddhbrook Court They expect to remain until school resumes January 6 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Sheetz
Sarah Hutchens
Peggy Bryant
Nancy Bennett
Ward - Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Sheetz
Fred Neece
Edgedale Drive
Miss Hutchins
George E. Hutchins
Greenwood Drive
Miss Bryant
E. C. Bryant
Miss Bennett
Harold C. Bennett
Woodhbrook Court
Miss Phyllis Strickland Flute Soloist in Wound Student Recital
Greens boro December 11 at The Woman s College of the University of North Carolina regular student recital featured piano voice flute violin cello and organ. Twelve students appeared including Miss Phyllis Strickland of High Point who played Debussy Syrinx as a flute solo. Susannah Matthews of Thomasville accompanied Betty Hudson of Salisbury Route Four on violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Music Hall
Phyllis Strickland
High Point
Debussy
Susannah Matthews
Thomasville
Betty Hudson
Salisbury
Route Four
Local Woman Recuperating After Burrus Hospital Operation
Mrs. D. G. Patterson of 110 Briggs Avenue remains hospitalized at Burrus Memorial after an operation on Wednesday morning with satisfactory prospects but restricted visitors. Mrs. C. F. Spitzer and baby from Washington, D. C. visit her parents at 600 Centennial Avenue. Mr. Spitzer plans to come for the weekend. William R. Gorman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gorman of 701 Montheu Avenue, has been appointed Aviation Cadet and awaits call to service. Mrs. F. T. Kimrey recovers from an eye operation performed last Saturday in a Charlotte hospital and is listed as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Patterson
Briggs Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
William R. Gorman
Mrr
Dan Gorman
Montheu Avenue
FT. P. Kimrey
Charlotte
False Card Trick Confuses Opponent In Bridge
McKenny on Bridge section describes a deceptive false card play by Albert H. Morehead. The West hand distributes AKQ42 with a designed ace of spades exposure to reveal East holding key diamonds. The tactic aims to mislead South into misreading the suit hierarchy and secure potential trick success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
Albert H. Morehead
Morehead
East
West
Local births in Guilford County announce new families
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Sechler of High Point announce son Kenneth Lomax born December 9 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Luther McPherson Jr. of 509 Newton Street announce son Luther Patterson born December 9 at Burrys pore Hospital. J R Eaton route 4 announces son born December 10 at Guilford General Hospital. Pinkney A Ashburn 23 W Oak Street announce daughter born December 10 at Guilford General Hospital. Curtis McNeal 513 Tate Street announce daughter Flora born December 9 at Guilford General Hospital. Grady A Griffin and wife announce daughter Sarah Kay born December 9 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Sechler
High Point
Luther McPherson, Jr
Newton Street
Luther Patterson
Burryspore Hospital
J. R. Eaton
Route 4
Guilford General Hospital
Curtis McNeal
Tate Street
Flora
McNeal
Florence von Cannon
Grady A. Griffin
Sarah Kay
Why the Breaks for Brunettes in WE THE WOMEN
Ruth Millett notes brunettes are deemed more stable than blondes and redheads in Washington work ads, suggesting the bias may affect marriage and home life. She urges blondes and redheads to counter the propaganda, even joking about strategic counters to brand brunettes as more reliable in jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Millett
Bionds
Ruth Millett
November Vows Randolph Couples Announced Today
Asheboro and Randolph County note two weddings. Nelle Robbins and Alton P. Wall wed at Fort Belvoir on November 25 with Chaplain Conover officiating. Wall stationed at Fort Bragg. Marina Elizabeth Robbins and M C Auman Jr wed in Dillon on November 26. They reside in Wilmington after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Asheboro
Nelle Robbins
Randleman
Alton P. Wall
Sophia
Fort Belvoir
Conover
Randleman High School
Kings ‘Business College
Lieut. Wall
C. W. Wall
Route 1
Wake Forest College
Randoph Electrical Association
Long Island University Captures 68 Home Wins in Brooklyn
Long Island University basketball team, slated to face Brigham Young tomorrow in Madison Square Garden, has won 68 straight home games at their Brooklyn court. Of 152 home games, only three have been lost two to Geneva and one to West Virginia’s Marshal. VV American wines may replace French imports in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island University
Brigham Young
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Geneva
Marshal
West Virginia
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Tweedie Queen
Daniel Green House
Nunn
Bush
Edgerton
Daniel Green
Quality Shoe Store
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Rhodes
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Yale
Thomasville Literary Club
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Frances Tabor
Janie Morrison
Charles White
Ellen Mae Pegg
Clyde DuBose
U. S. Naval Reserve
Lucille James
Margaret Check
Miss Pegg
John R. Myers
Mare Snell
Margaret McLeod
Virginia Gardner
Selene Parker
Walter Newby
John Easter
Gerald Bryant
W. G. Smith
Vann Stringfield
Ted Smith
Belmont
C. F. Spitzer
Baby
Washington, D. C
McKenney
South
Wabisco
Matiowal Biscuit
Washington
Union Station
Robert Lee Paisley, Sr
Marina Elizabeth
M C. Auman
Wilmington
M. C. Auman
Seagrove
Dillon
S. C
Auman
Asheboro High School
Seagrove High School
Mrs. Alman
SPLES
Rio DE Janeiro
Edmondo di Robilant
Lati
South America
France
Philippines
Beau Brummel
America
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
Alen Burton
C. C. Camp Road
T.E.L
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Young People’s Department
Lila
Cks
VapoRus
Berek Christmas
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