Garrett Wall Bridal Party Breakfast and Rehearsal Dinner
Wedding events for Miss Eleanor Garrett and John Anderson Wall include a noon breakfast at Emerywood Country Club and a rehearsal dinner at 1101 Greenway Drive. Guests included Rev. Tudor Jones Bowne Smyth Hopkins Thomas and families as color schemes featured green white pink and red with roses and Better Times rosebuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Garrett
John Anderson Wall
First Presbyterian Church
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
Anne Scott Garrett
Miss Garrett
Cecil C. Garrett
Emerywood Country Club
Mr. Wall
Minia
Paul Tudor Jones
H. Norwood Bowne
Thomas Smyth
Barbara Hopkins
Richmond
Johnny Thomas
Blacksburg
Mr. Thomas
Many Holiday Social Functions Held At Kernersville Home
The young women’s bridge club gathered at Miss Christine Smith’s home with college guests for Christmas. They exchanged gifts as local men joined later. Refreshments were served by Christine and sister Carol Smith for a list of attendees. Several locals and visitors extended holiday visits to nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Young Women’s Bridge Club
Christine Smith
Carol Smith
Joanna Doggett
Marian Joyner
Dorothy Kerner
Anne Spears
Sarah Morris
Shirley Ragland
Milton Bass
R. L. Vereen, Jr
Frank Goslen
J. Frank Ballard
Donald Whicker
Reception Follows Hansen-Welch Vows
Mr and Mrs C B Welch hosted a reception and cake cutting at their Winston Salem road home after the marriage of Eleanor Welch and Dr Robert Joseph Hansen at Burgess Memorial Chapel First Methodist church. The couple, bridesmaids and guests in a red and white decor shared gifts, cake cutting, and refreshments with family in a formal receiving line and music room display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Welch
Winston-Salem Road
Eleanor Welch
Robert Joseph Hansen
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Welch
Cameron D. Peans
Chester Gregory
Music Room
Hansen
Unity Nash
Christmas Guests Visit From Several States
Mr and Mrs N P Holmes hosted Christmas guests including Marvin Tincher and their twins Judy and Gayle from Birmingham Alabama. Carrie J Baily Mollie Holmes of Harmony and John D Stinson Harvey R Pascal families returned from Florida trips. T Bennison a UMich master’s student at Lansing is home for holidays with relatives in Hendersonville. Mr and Mrs D Waring Smith Jr of Columbia Tennessee visit his parents at 700 Parkway and plan to stay until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hubbard
Kennett Square
Richard Whitaker
Whitaker
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Blackwell
Jack Watson
Dillon, S. C
Paul Cooke
Augusta
Sgt. Cooke
W. G. Cooke
Frank Michael
Gastonia
Norfolk
N. P. Holmes
Marvin Tincher
Judy and
Gayle
Birmingham
Carrie J. Baily
Mollie Holmes
Harmony
John D. Stinson
Harvey R. Pascal
Miami
Florida
T. Bennison
University of Michigan At
Lansing
Mrs. Bennison
Hendersonville
Mrs
D. Waring Smith, Jr
Columbia, Tenn
Mr. Smith
D. Waring Smith
Parkway
Births for Butler and Wetherell Families
Mr and Mrs Duncan Butler of Jamestown announce the birth of a son Thomas Duncan Jr on December 25 at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur L Wetherell of 1011 North Main street announce the birth of a son Arthur Laird Jr at Baptist hospital in Winston Salem on Saturday December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Butler
Jamestown
Thomas Duncan, Jr
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
A. L. Wetherell, JR
Arthur L. Wetherell
North Main Street
Arthur Laird, Jr
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Indians to Airplanes First Scheduled American Air Route
An Indian path became the first scheduled airplane route in America. The early railroad between New York and Philadelphia followed the path, and the airplane route built in 1910 aligns with the railroad. London's underground railways use more than 200 tons of tickets annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Philadelphia
Follo
London
Pretty Sachets as Fragrant Accessories for Women
A feature on affordable sachets and perfumes for women. Sachets placed in drawers pockets hats and luggage perfumed wardrobes with carnations roses and potpourri. Ampules offer spill free fragrance choices for daily use while avoiding conflicting scents and promoting a consistent odor throughout.
Orchids or Dance Corsages Spark Teachable Fashion Debate
A newspaper note discusses whether orchid corsages for teens are worth the cost. Boys cite budget limits and parental priorities, while some deem corsages optional and etiquette matters. The piece urges not to demand flowers and hints at timing for orchid gifts in adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie
Father of Seven Shot to Death in Gun Battle
Martinsburg West Virginia December 28 a father of seven was killed on his farm in a gun battle with state police while officers tried to serve a warrant on Harry Arthur Roach. Trooper K Kenneth Fulk is in serious condition. Roach died at Martinsburg City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Here
Harry Arthur Roach
K. Kenneth Fulk
Roach
Martinsburg City
W. W. Murphy
Justice of the Peace
Fulk
Two Die as Car Crashes into Locomotive at Crossing
An auto rammed a locomotive near Martinsburg West Virginia about 9 p m injuring two others. The deceased were Mrs Leroy McBee 26 Ridgeway and Russell Fogle Bunker Hill West Virginia. Husband and Fogle's wife were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leroy McBee
Ridgeway
W Va
Russell Fogle
Bunker Hill
Winchester
Murphy
Broughton Names Two Women to His Staff
Senator elect J. Melville Broughton announces the appointment of two women to his staff. Edna G. Denson of Rocky Mount becomes research assistant and Evelyn Covington of Alamance County now in Raleigh joins the secretary staff. Denson previously served with Senator O'Daniel of Texas since 1946 and Covington worked in Governor-elect Scott’s Raleigh headquarters during the gubernatorial primary and in the Democratic state headquarters during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. Melville Broughton
Edna G. Denson
Rocky Mount
Brougton
Evelyn Covington
Alamance County
Scott
Waterfowl Count To Begin This Week
The annual migratory waterfowl count at Pea Island refuge starts this week led by R L Wolff of Goldsboro with help from Tuscarora Boy Scout council seniors from Wayne and Johnston counties and four Cornell students. Last year’s census found 55 varieties including 7 500 snow geese and volunteers will do similar surveys across the United States Canada and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantec
Pea Island
R. L. Wolff
Goldsboro
Tuscarora Boy Scout Council
Wayne
Johnston
Cornell University
Wolff
United States
Canada
South America
North State Grange Opens Winter Meet
The North Carolina State Grange Youth begins a three day winter conference in Concord with the theme Training for Wholesome Relationship. Ray Morrow former Cabarrus county agent now with Morrocroft farms in Charlotte speaks tonight. Ray A. Cline of Concord is president and Miss Elizabeth Coble of Burlington is vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
North Carolina State Grange
Ray Morrow
Cabarrus County
Morrocroft Farms
Charlotte
Ray A. Cline
Elizabeth Coble
Burlington
Miss Eleanor Garrett to wed John Anderson Wall at First Presbyterian
The wedding is set for Tuesday at 5 30 PM at the First Presbyterian church with Miss Eleanor Garrett as bride to John Anderson Wall. The piece also notes upcoming social events and a potato invention claiming apple flavor and raw edibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Garrett
John Anderson Wall
First Presbyterian Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Emerywood Country Club
Harold Gayle
RIDAY
Eood Country Club
Russ Cere
Christmas Wishes and a Bridge Hand from Memorial Hospital
In a holiday message, Mrs. Leon Radler of New York City is praised for volunteer work at Memorial Hospital's children’s unit. The article then recounts Leon Radler's skilled rubber bridge play, detailing an opening spade ace and a strategic heart setup to secure nine tricks without a risky club finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Radler
New York City
Memorial Hospital
Radler
Leon
West
Miss Trent Weds LeRoy Stewart At Kernersville Home
Miss Clara Jane Trent daughter of Mrs. Allie Trent married LeRoy Stewart in a double ring ceremony December 22 at the bride’s mother home in Kernersville. Rev Clyde Glossom officiated. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Clara Jane Trent
Allie Trent
LeRoy Stewart
Clyde Glossom
Stewart
Kernersville High School
Jim Stewart
Boonville
Boonville High Sc
S. Navy
Thomasville Chair Company
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Veint Ent
Garrett-Wall
High Point
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Grace
Oscer-Mayer
Seward
E. Commerce ST
Fleetwood
Hansen-Welch
Helen Follett
Eau de Cologne
Elinor Williams
Donald LaCasse
Donald
St. Paul
Broughton
North State Grange
The
United
Fitchburg, Ass
Rubber
Val
South West
North
William B&b
McKenney America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Marshall E. Ginsberg
Optometrist
N. Main St
Miss Trent
Vicks
Guilford
Duke Power Company
Bone & Crolinas
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