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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1952

Page

5

Local clubs report December gatherings and gifts

Asheboro Randolph Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a 6:30 p.m. supper at the Masonic Temple with member families, followed by a film and musical program. Charter members received corsages. Randolph Book Club and Friday Afternoon Book Club met at Mrs. Stedman’s home with 40 guests. Miss Jane Summeral spoke. Randolph Chapter of American War Mothers met at Mrs. McRae’s home for December. N C Advocate sent to Oteen Guest Home and Christmas boxes mailed to John Parker and W E Harper. Dogwood Garden Club met at Mrs. Ward’s, decorating, with readings by Mrs. Parrish, Miss Lambert, and Mrs. Ferree. several members noted Christmas tales in the host home of Mrs. Adkins.

Asheboro Randolph Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple B. B. Cole Honor Gee Otis Kimsiley Cross Veterans Hospitals S. B. Stedman Kemp Alexander Randolph Book Club Stedman Jane Summeral Woman's College Greensboro Randolph Chapter American War Mothers W. C. McRae H. M. Bryant N. C. Advocate Oteen John Parker W. E. Harper Dogwood Garden Club W. L. Ward E. H. Crawford E. S. Millsaps Ira Weaver Robert Ferree Jack Bulla Ward M. W. Parrish Bethlehem Massa Lambert Billy Christ A. I. Ferree Sara Adkins Chicago Aubert

Tillotson Parrish vows in home ceremony December 22

Hope Isiline Tillotson and Ernest Les Tillotson were married December 20 at the bride’s home in High Point in a ceremony conducted by Elbert Newlin of Deep River Friends Meeting. The couple plans to reside at 806 East Commerce Street, High Point, after a short wedding trip.

Rose Parrish High Point Sharon Faye Morris Ronald Parrish Tillotson Jamestown High School Bryce Commercial School North Carolina Burlington Mills, Inc East Commerce Street High Point Route Six

Double Ring Rites Unite Miss Hall and Harold Carmichael

A ceremony at English Street Baptist Church united Miss Anne Marie Hall and Harold Lewis Carmichael in a double ring wedding on December 20 at 1 p.m. Rev. W. P. Biggerstaff officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hall, wore a blue dress and orchid corsage. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carmichael. They reside at 1023 Redding Street.

English Street Baptist Church Anne Marie Hall Harold Lewis Carmichael W. P. Biggerstaff Carmichael R. K. Hall Barker Street High Point High School

Births announced at High Point Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Protus Wood Route 3 announce daughter Terra Janice born December 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Cash 1043 Montheu Avenue announce daughter Cynthia Ann born December 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital. A/fe and Mrs Floyd J Harris 310 Osborn Street announce daughter Brenda Jo born December 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr Harris stationed with Air Force in Korea. Mr and Mrs Simon M Hodgin Jamestown announce son Gary Simon born December 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Protus Wood Route 3 Terra Janice High Point Memorial Hospital Harold Cash Montheu Avenue Cynthia Ann A/fe Floyd J. Harris Osborn Street Brenda Jo Harris Air Force Korea Simon M. Hodgin Jamestown Gary Simon Oe High Point Memorial Hospital

Thirty-one bands cleared for presidential inauguration parade

In Washington thirty one marching units and bands from 18 states and territories have been approved for the January 20 parade. A team of six dogs from Alaska will march, and organizers continue negotiations for additional participants.

Washington Alaska Edward R. Carr

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Madeline Hoover Smith E. 8 Millsaps California Ernest Lellum Tillotson Hope Isiline Parrish Miss Hall Harold Carmichael J. W. Carmichael Terra Janice Wood Cynthia Ann Cash Brenda JO Harris Am ‘Gary Simon Hodgin Hale Price North Wrenn Monark Venetian DuPont Monark S N. Main Richardson Eas Dence
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