Miss Iris Hayes Hosts Kitchen Shower for Oakley Bride
Miss Sue Oakley, to wed James Kearns on December 22, was honored by Miss Iris Hayes at a Johnson Street home event. Guests enjoyed bridal games, corsages, and a gift of cooking ware, with twelve attendees including Mrs Marvin Oakley and Mrs W P Taylor assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Hayes
Oakley
Johnson Street
Sue Oakley
James Kearns
Miss Hayes
Green Street Baptist Church
Miss Oakley
Colleen McDonald
Jean Kearns
Wetty Ann Sain
Marvin Oakley
W. P. Taylor
Williard-Aumiller
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Betsy Baker
Roy Lambeth
Thomas’ Brown
Lambeth
Trinity
High Point Garden Club Entertained By Mrs Tomlinson
The High Point Garden Club met at Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs S H Tomlinson with 17 members present. President Mrs W F Clayton presided as reports on Christmas decorations for Guilford County Sanatorium and the December 15 Christmas tour were shared along with district meeting notes and program talks on pruning for a purpose and garden therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Garden Council
Effie Cox
Guilford County
R. K. Stewart
Greensboro
Joseph D. Cox
S. H. Tomlinson
Amateur TV repairs risk shock warn readers
A safety notice cautions that home attempts to repair a television set are too complex and may deliver a severe shock. Readers are advised to call a professional repair service to avoid harm.
Stain Removal for Tomato Juice and Rayons
The guide advises dampening tomato juice stains with water then rubbing glycerine and sudsing out. If persistent, sponge with a solution of sodium perborate and hydrogen peroxide, rinse, and launder again. For rayon items, iron after washing by rolling in a towel to remove moisture and wrapping in plastic until ironing. Dried rayon sprinkled is prone to water spots.
Local society events fill High Point week
A dense schedule of society gatherings unfolds from Tuesday to Saturday in High Point. DAR, Garden Club, wedding rehearsals, church events, and Christmas tours spotlight Mrs. Hayden, Miss Stamena Rhodes, Miss Sue Oakley, Miss Gene Peace, and many local hosts across Union Street to Emerywood and First Pilgrim Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
J. E. Marsh
R. K. Davenport
M. A. Lackey
Royster Tucker
William Jarrell
Ray McKenzie
B. B. Tatum
I. Irvin Paylor
M. C. Holton
Union Hill School
Stamen
Garden Club
R. Allen Burton
Herman Snider
Camellia Club
J.K. Stephens
Wellington
Earl Shaeffer
Edgar Kennedy
YWCA
American Legion Auxilary
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point
N. C
Web
Hoover
Highoint
Kolinsky
John T. Ellis & Co
S. Main St
YMCA
Open
Garden Club Council
Adams Memorial Ywca
Stroud-Noble
Pilgrim Church
C. F. Noble
Fourth Street
E. V. Rogers
East Green Street
Frank Wood
Sedgefield Inn
Barbara Hazlewood
Lo-Ella Stroud
James B. Noble
First Pilgrim Church
Stamie Stroud
Verma Williard
Edward S. Aumiller
Alen Jay Baptist Church
Ramona Rhodes
A. OF. Harris
Granby Street
Leslie Stallings
Venus Harris
Percy Ayscue
Faculty Wives Club
E. O. Cummings
Emerywood Estates
Ben Hill
Arthur Williams
St.joseph
Myrtie's
Cail
Dy-Dee Supply Company
Waughtown Street
Winston- Salem
N.C
Nart Junior
John T. Ellis& Co
Ladies Fine Apparel
MOA
Chenille
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