Bride Jane Tyson Weds Joseph Graham Hunt in Carthage
Mrs Lucien Person Tyson announces the marriage of her daughter Jane Tyson to Joseph Graham Hunt at the bride’s home in Carthage on Sunday December 19. Rev William Sidney Den performed the double ring ceremony with family present.
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Iss Jane Tyson
Joseph Graham Hunt
Bride
Carthage
Lucien Person Tyson
Jane
Josephraham Hunt
William Sidney den
Ate
Miss Tyson
Wedding Plans and Social Events At Emerywood Club
The notice lists a series of social events at Emerywood country club and nearby venues including a rehearsal dinner for the Garrett-Wall wedding party, a wedding breakfast, a bride’s ceremony at First Presbyterian, a Christmas dance by the Cosmopolitan club, and a New Year’s Eve dinner dance with Russ Carlton’s orchestra. It also mentions a potato invented by the Czechs that tastes like an apple with preserved vitamin C content.
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Garrett-Wall
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Richard Edwards
Anne Scott Garrett
C. C. Garrett Jr
Eleanor Garrett
John Anderson Wall
First Presbyterian Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Harold Gayle
Russ Carlton
Private Wedding Unites Miss Welch and Dr Hansen at Burgess Chapel
Miss Eleanor Welch of this city wed Robert Joseph Hansen of Cambridge Massachusetts in a December 26 ceremony at Burgess Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church. Dr P E Lindley performed the service in a setting of palm ferns and poinsettias with music from Mrs Ernestine Strickland and Mrs John E W Clark. The bride, a Salem College graduate and harpist, wore white duchess satin with lace and a long train. her bridesmaids wore white crepe gowns. The couple will reside in Boston after a wedding trip to Nassau.
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Eleanor Welch
Robert Joseph Hansen
Cambridge
Mass
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Ernestine Strickland
John E. W. Clark
Charlotte
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Clark
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Clare de Lune
Debussy
Cameron Deans
Richmond
Chester Gregory
Norwich
Conn
Arthur Anderson
Stamford
William Welch
Charles Banner Welch
Nor
C. B. Welch
Winston Road
Nassau
Bahamas
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Staunton Military Academy Cadets Home for Holidays
Staunton Virginia cadets Cadet Richard L Hazelwood and Cadets Lambeth and William Penny are home for holidays with their parents. Other locals include Miss Billie Setzer recovering after appendicitis and N C Gupton recovering from surgery. Parson and Hayworth families visit relatives in Laurinburg and Park Way. Barbara Lowe and David Parsons Jr visit their families from Winthrop College and Guilford College respectively.
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Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Richard L. Hazelwood
W. P. Hazelwood
Westwood Drive
Lambeth
William Penny
Allen Penny
David Parsons, Jr
David III
Guilford College
D. H. Parsons
D. R. Parker
Musical Art Club Recital Features Steffan and Lewis
The Musical Art Club sponsors a joint recital by mezzo soprano Miss Sophia Steffan and pianist Miss Dot Lewis on Monday evening January 3 at 8 in the senior high auditorium. Steffan studies at Northwestern Evanston and Lewis studies locally with Mrs Sid ney Gayle. both are daughters of local families. The recital is open to the public.
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The
Musical Art Club
Sophia Steffan
Dot Lewis
Miss Steffan
George Steffan
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Miss Lewis
Fleet Lewis
Sidney Gayle
Informal Christmas Gathering Hosted by Mrs. Lackey
Mrs. O. L. Lackey entertained an informal Christmas party at her Archdale home on Thursday evening with Christmas music and refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith and daughter Patty, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Loflin, and Mrs. Allysse Killen and son Alvin. The hosts exchanged gifts.
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O. L. Lackey
Archdale
Mrs. Lackey
A. M. Smith
Patty
T. L. Loflin
Allysse Killen
Alvin
Meanees
Professor At UNC Honored By Students
A parchment scroll signed by 32 members of the University Medical School senior class was presented to Dr. William Deberniere MacNider for his influence on students. MacNider, born in Chapel Hill in 1881, recalled old village days at a Kiwanis Club meeting. he began teaching in 1889 and became Kenan professor in 1918, later serving as dean and earning numerous honors including election to the American Philosophical Society.
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Chapel Hill
University Medical School
William de B. MacNider
Kenan
William DeBerniere MacNider
MacNider
Saintsing-Burton Vows Said In Home Ceremony
Dolores Virginia Burton and Ray J. Saintsing wed in a home ceremony Tuesday night at 7 30 in Thomasville. Rev W O Powers officiated before a greenery mantel altar with white candles. Attendants included sister Mrs J V Allen and best man Arnold Motsinger. The couple will reside on route 1 after a Florida honeymoon.
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Dolores Virginia Burton
Ray J. Saintsing
John A. Burton
Route 1
Thomasville
W. O. Powers
J. V. Allen
Arnold Motsinger
Saintsing
Hasty High School
Mr. Saintsing
W. S. Saintsing
United States Army
Florida
Report of President's Council Is Rated Dull
A Washington report reviews the President's Council of Economic Advisers annual summary. It notes the 38 pages feel dull yet contains discussion of labor management tensions and economic aims, with no major new insights and an acknowledgment of writing shortcomings. The piece contrasts this weekend release with Truman's January economic report and hints the council will aid that preparation.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Council
Labor
Business
Charlotte Cotton Broker Burns To Death In Home
Harry D. Hipp a 40 year old Charlotte cotton broker died when a fire consumed his two story house in Charlotte Towne residents fled by jumping from a roof and porch. His wife and 11 others escaped unharmed Hipp a native of Elloree was identified as the victim.
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Charlotte
Charlotyse
Harry D. Hipp
Hipp
Elloree
Umstead Prepares Two Assembly Bills in North Carolina
Rep. John W. Umstead Jr plans to push a gag rule repeal on opening day and introduce a school bill based on the state education commission’s recommendations. The panel urged a 2400 dollar minimum teacher salary and a 150 million dollar program for local school construction aid. Opposition may come from the North Carolina Citizens Association.
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Chapel Hill
John W. Umstead, Jr
General Assembly
House
Umstead
State Education Commission
North Carolina Citizens Association
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Celeste Aida
Claire Lane
Frances Campbell
Pinehurst
Arcadia
Mary Currie
Mary Williamson
Betty Ann Hunt
Nancy Campbell
Harriett McGraw
Woman's College
U.D.C
Hunt
Gordon Hunt
High Point
Salisbury High School
Catawba College
Electric Supply, Inc
Marshall E. Ginsberg
N. Main St
Lester
Fiona
Monark
H Eve
Wis
Grace
Crou
Vicks
Burgess Chapel
Miss Welch
R. J. Hansen
Ording
Mexico
Canada
Hansen
University of Washington
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Defense Research Committee
Office of Scientific Research and Development
United States
London
Secretary of Defense
James V Forrestal
Army-Navy
Lome
Boston
Lizzie Gooch Show
Billie Setzer
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miss Setzer
N. C. Gupton
Pine Street
Baptist Hospital
James Parsons
Mrs. Homer Hayworth, Jr
Mr. Hayworth
Mrs
Homer Hayworth
Parkway
Barbara Lowe
Winthrop College
Rock Hill, S. C
Mrs. W. Lowe
North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
Robert D. Glass
Lottie Glass
M. W. Nash
John W. Langford
UNC
American Philosophical Society
J. R. Crater, Jr
William HH. Bell
Bill
William H. Bell
South Main St
Superior Court
A. M. Swaim
POR Globe Industrial Bank
Frank Williams, JR
Olivia Williams
Wade Kennedy
Shelvia Lee Tuttle
Martha Tuttle
High Point Mortgage and Investment Corporation
Lola May
A. C. Lucas
May
Globe Industrial Bank
High Point Township
Greensboro
Asst
Saintsing-Burton
John Umstead
Raleigh
Pentagon
New Jefferson Monument
Meirion Art Gallery
Official
Hole
White House
the Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. C. Schiffeler
ICE
Suede Shoes
Tweediles
Life Stride
SHHOE
Jasmine
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