Uthus Pettibone Wedding Cards Received Here
Invitations announce the marriage of Joyce Jacquelyn Uthus to Gerry Earl Pettibone Ensign USNR on Tuesday January 5 1943 at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church College Park Maryland Ensign Pettibone is son of Mr and Mrs G D Pettibone of 231 Edgedate Drive and is at the Naval Academy Annapolis Md Mgr and Mrs Pettibone with their daughter Miss Marylena Pettibone of Chicago IL will travel Sunday to College Park to attend the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Uthus
Joyce Jacquelyn
Gerry Earl Pettibone
United States Naval Reserve
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church
College Park
Maryland
Ensign Pettibone
G. D. Pettibone
Edgedate Drive
Naval Reserve Midshipmen’s School
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mgr
Eleanor Dodamead Hosts Bridge Party for Ritchie Couple
Miss Eleanor Dodamead hosted an informal bridge party at Gatewood Avenue for Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ritchie who wed Christmas Day and now reside on Rivett Drive. Prizes were awarded, and a shower of gifts in china and crystal was presented, plus a hobnail bedspread from the hostess. Guests included Phyllis Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King, Dorothy Pegram, Betty Jean Culver, Roy Bradner, Roy Culver, Bernard Kimrey, Thomas Dodamead Jr., and the Dodameads’ mother, Mrs. Thomas Dodamead, who served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Ritchie
Rivett Drive
Eleanor Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Dodamead
Thomas E. Dodamead
Ritchie
Phyllis Freeman
Greensboro
W. C. King
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Pegram
Dot Highfill
Betty Jean Culver
Roy Bradner
Roy Culver
Bernard Kimrey
Thomas Dodamead, Jr
Mrs. Dodamead
Miss Culler Bride-elect of Tomorrow Honored at Bridge Party
Miss Ruth Culler entertained at a bridge party in the Sheraton Blue Room with two bridge tables and a third for rook. Prizes went to Mrs Harry Buren Crawford and Helen Best of Raleigh. Hosts plan a cake cutting at 601 Sunset Drive after the church rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis Culler
Ruth Culler
Sheraton
Rook
Harrys Buren Crawford
Helen Best
Raleigh
Betty Sechrest
Dolores Rankin
Mary Holton
Ruby Parker
Mary Lou Culler
Jack Green
Harry Burch Crawford
WW. C. Boyles
Mary Bullard
Roy RB. Culler
Wil
Miss Culler
William Stevens
Creech
Culler
Sunset Drive
First Baptist Church
Miss Posey Redman Hosts Breakfast Shower for Miss Ryan
Yesterday’s social function featured Miss Posey Redman entertaining at her home 301 Park Way for Miss Catherine Ryan who will marry Philip George Griffin Jr of Brooklyn New York. The event began at eleven with guests presenting Miss Ryan a china gift and a large kitchen gifts tray followed by a buffet breakfast in the dining room. Attending were Mrs J T Ryan and guests Pat Abel Jacqueline Kennedy Julie Marsh Irma Shore Sheloft Frances Holton Florence Illie Tommy Tomlinson Betsy Yow Wanda Harville Caroline York Rachel Hunt Theo Redman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Redman
Parkway
Catherine Ryan
Philip George Griffin, Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Miss Ryan
J. T. Ryan
Pat Abel
Jacqueline Kennedy
Julie Marsh
Irma Shore Sheloft
Frances Holton
Florence Illie
Tommy ‘Tomlinson
Betsy Yow
Wanda Harville
Caroline York
iRachell Hunt
Theo Redman
Bride Elect Kitty Mann Honored At Gala Openhouse
About forty guests gathered at Miss Betty Lou Jacksons home 1100 Forest Hill Drive yesterday afternoon to honor Miss Kitty Mann bride elect. Visitor Miss Pat Thompson from Philadelphia and Mrs. James Robert Dawson joined the celebration with festive tea, hors d oeuvres and a green and white nuptial decor theme. Gifts included silver for Mann, vases for Dawson, and perfumes for Thompson, reflecting the holiday mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Kitty Mann
Pat Thompson
Philadelphia
James Robert Dawson
B. EF. Huntley
Winston- Salem
W. L. Jackson
Miss Mann
John W. Hughes
Dawson
Anna Mae Hatcher
Miss Loy and Harrison Wed in Home Ceremony
Miss Jean LaRue Loy and Carroll Talmadge Harrison united in marriage at a December 27 home ceremony in Johnson Street residence attended by relatives and close friends. Officiating was Dr. C Excelle Rozzolle. Bridesmaid Elizabeth Sands of Reading Pa. served as maid of honor. Best man was Judge D C Mac Rae. The couple will reside in town. both have ties to Reading Pa. and Caldwell County. Formal marriage notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean LaRue Loy
Carroll Talmadge Harrison
C. Excelle Rozzolle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jack Burris
Johnson Street
G. M. Haley
Wagner
Mendelszohn
Elizabeth Sands
Reading
D. C. MacRae
Ivan Loy
Reading High School
Reading Hospital
Caldwell County
Effie Harrison
High Point
W. C.jarinson
Elizabeth City
Lenoir High School
Davidson College
Culver Military Academy
Gate City Motor Company
Ivan Lox
Aliss Elizabeth Sands
Bodenhamer Kennedy Vows Spoken December 9
Mrs. Jake Bodenhamer announces the marriage of her daughter Gladys Jewell Bodenhamer to Fred Calvin Kennedy on December 9 in High Point North Carolina. Rev. Edward Suits officiated. The bride wore a light blue costume with luggage tone accessories. The groom, a 1939 Pasty High School graduate, works for Snow Lumber Company and they reside on High Point Route Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Bodenhamer
Gladys Jewell
Fred Calvin Kennedy
High Point
N. C
Edw. Suits
Bodenhamer
M. Bodenhamer
Asty High School
The
Snow Lumber Company
Hich Point
Miss Hughes Hosts Birthday Party for Mary Hughes
Miss Eliza Johnson entertained a small group at her Club Drive Ext. home for Mary W Louise Hughes tenth birthday. Games, ice cream, cake, and candy were served. Assisting were Miss Bertha Beanblossom of High Point and Miss Roberta Johnson of Thomasville. Present were Patsy, Kenneth, Doris Jean Wall, Elsie Jahe, Emma Jean Johnson, Margaret, H. C. and Jimmy Stuart, James and Charles Dixon, Norma Jean, Melvin Phillips, and Betty Swaim. Mrs. Lena Phillips and others were also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Johnson
Club Drive
Mary W Louise Hughes
Bertha Beanblossom
High Point
Roberta Johnson
Thomasville
Patsy
Kenneth
Doris Jean Wall
Elsie Jahe
Emma Jean John
Margaret
H. C
Jimmy Stuart
James
Charles Dixon
Norma
Jean
Melvin Phillips
Betty Swaim
Presen Henry
Dixog
Tis
Lena
Phillips
Owen Ritchie and Bride Return Home After Brief Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Owen Ritchie wed Christmas Day in Greensboro and have returned from a short wedding trip to Virginia. They reside on Kivett Drive. Mrs Ritchie is the former Chris Jane Tolley of Greensboro and works for the Greensboro office of the New York Stock Exchange. Mr Ritchie, son of Mrs R E Alley of Danville and the late Robert T Ritchie of High Point, is office manager of the Piedmont Electric Repair Company. He is a High Point High School graduate and leads the Ducks club, a regional social organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Owen Ritchie
Greensboro
Points
Virginia
Kivett Drive
Ritchie
Chris Jane Tolley
Charles Douglas Tolley
McGee Street
Greensboro High School
King’s Business College
New York Stock Exchange
R. Ealley
Danville
Robert T.ritchie
High Point
Piedmont Electric Repair Company
Burlington
Ducks Club
Reidsville
Luck Suddreth Vows Announced in 1942 Wedding
Miss Sula Luck daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Luck of Steeds wed H Ray Suddreth son of Mrs Mattie Suddreth and the late Horace N Suddreth at Rev Julian S Flopkins Green Street Baptist Church Raleigh Dec 24 1942 The bride wore robin egg blue two piece dress with yellow rose bud corsage She is a Seagrove High School and Jones Business College graduate employed by North State Telephone Co The groom a King's Creek High School alum studied radio technology in Charlotte and works with U S Civil Service while attending Pre-Radant State College in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sula Luck
E. B. Luck
Steeds
H. Ray Suddreth
Mattie Suddreth
Tate Horace N. Suddreth
Lenoir
Julian S. Flopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Seagrove High School
Jones Business, College of
High Point N. C
North State Telephone Co
Suddreth
King’s Creek High School
Charlotte
N. C
Ingram Furniture
Long Minor Suit Provides Discards Hand Played at Home Rubber Bridge
Mrs. Albert Rockell of Warren Pennsylvania plays a hand in a rubber bridge game at a private home. She is described as the daughter of the late Maj General Joseph Pendleton of the U S Marines. The note mentions President Roosevelt's recent trip and a stop in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rockell
Warren
Rockwell
Joseph Pendleton
U. S. Marines
Roosevelt
San Diego
Calif
Pendleton Camp Dedication Honors Uncle Joe Pendleton
Mrs. Rockell played this hand in Marine style driving through to her contract. She cashed the four diamonds, ruffed a heart, and with careful trumping and a club ruff she established the suit. A second trump round knocked out key cards and she claimed the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp
Joe
Pendleton
Dummy
East
New Year's Eve Breakfast Dance and Junior Dance Highlight Club
Emerywood Country Club members show wide interest in the New Year's Breakfast Dance at the clubhouse, with over two hundred reservations already made. The Junior Dance follows Saturday evening for members and out-of-town guests only, with punch, cookies, and dancing to midnight. Also noted is the cancellation of the Family Night Dinner tomorrow to avoid conflict with New Year's plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
T. C. Langley
O. C. Durland
J. S. Welborn
John C. Abels
la Jolla
Calif
P. Y. Adams
Esmond Slate
Robert Garland
Lloyd Flythe
Jack Holbrook
Logan Porter, Jr
Frank Wood
Ward Street Church Group Elects New Officers for Year
At Ward Street Methodist Church the Woman's Society of Christian Service elected new officers for the year. Presiding was Mrs. W S Hasty, with Austin Lassiter as vice president and Virginia Swanson as recording secretary. Many other officers and circle leaders were named, including E A Sain as treasurer and E G Gay as secretary supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian
Ward Street Methodist Church
W. S. Hasty
E. R. Gay
Austin Lassiter
Virginia Swanson
Carrie Doby
E. A. Sain
Fred Carroll
J. H. Byrum
S. S. Swanson
Horace Stephens
N. I.” Davis
C. B
Raymond Lawson
Dorothy Jones
Mattie Mae Albertson
O. C. Toomes
W. H. Lackey
Circle One
Circle
Circle Three
Circle Four
Welch Memorial Endeavorers Plan Watch Service
The Christian Endeavor Society of Welch Memorial Church will hold a watch service at the church on Thursday evening starting at nine o clock. Announcement notes all young people and the larger church community welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial Endeavorers
Plan Watch Service
The
Christian Endeavor Society of
Welch
Zs Methodist Church
Women deserve free college for war work and professions
Editorial argues government financed college education should extend to women as part of wartime effort. Cites Paul McNuee of the Manpower Commission urging training for girls to fill professional roles alongside men. Warns against taxpaying parents bearing unequal costs and urges equal opportunity in education and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Paul ¥. McNuee
Mama and
Papa
I. Q
Willie Jones
Susie Smith
Miss Anne Reeves Heads to Washington for Navy Duty
Anne Reeves leaves home to resume duties with the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery of the U. S. Navy, after holidays with her parents at 1408 North Hamilton Street. Also in town, Sgt. Henry S. Burton returns to Memphis, Clyde White receives hospital treatment, E Sherman heads to Atlanta to open a warehouse, and Ella McNeill returns home after a tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Reeves
Washington
Bureau of Medicine and ‘Surgery
U. S. Navy Department
R. L. Reeves
North
Hamilton Street
Clyde White
Bridges Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ella McNeill
Forest Avenue
Tear fluid as powerful bacteria destroyer report
An English biologist reports tear fluid destroys bacteria, noting discoveries in a program presentation. The findings suggest tears have potent antimicrobial properties, potentially impacting future medical understanding and treatment approaches.
Culler Creech Wedding Guests Arrive From Out of Town
Out of town visitors gather for the Iris Culler and William Stevens Creech wedding at First Baptist Church. Attending are Helen Marsh Best of Warsaw Miss Mary Bullard of Raleigh Lunsford Creech and Mr N B Lufty and daughter Pat of Reidsville with Lufty acting as organist and Pat as junior bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Culler
Wiliam Stevens Creech
Smithfield
First Baptist Church
Helen Marsh Best
Warsaw
Miss Culler
Meredith College
Miss Best
Mary Bullard
Raleigh
J. Rufus Creech
Lunsford Creech
N. B. Lufty
Pat
Reidsville
Births announced from December births at Guilford area hospitals
Mr and Mrs Samuel Hyman announce the birth of a son Irving Barry on December 22 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs C R Comer announce a daughter Betty Joanna born December 28 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Comer is formerly Lucille Fearrington of Mocksville. Mr and Mrs A L Wade announce a daughter Marian Inez born December 29 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs A L Slate announce a daughter Audry Lee born December 29 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bill Ellington of Dabney Road Henderson and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hyman
Irwin Barry
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. R. Comer
High Point
Betty Joanna
Guilford General Hospital
A. L. Wade
Best Street
Marian Inez
A. L. Slate
High Point Route Two
Audry Lee
Bill Ellington
Dabney Road, Henderson
Anne Adams Pattern 4315 for Misses Wraparound Dress
Pattern 4315 offers a young wraparound dress with basque waist and waist ties. Collar and cuffs can use ruffle edged organdie for a fresh look. Available in misses sizes 12 to 20, with yardage and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Iment
West 17Th St
New
OPA plan may light up ceilings for shopper guides
Washington notes outline a proposed OPA system of price ceilings in pamphlets and pocket guides. Retailers would be classified into supermarkets chains and small stores with distinct markups. WPB aims to curb waste and standardize quality while advising on sugar rations and horse meat usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
NEA
Washington
OPA
OFA
WPB
America
Precious vitamin concentrates aid Europe in war era food supply
In wartime Europe vitamin concentrates become precious jewels amid shortages. The United States ships millions of dollars of concentrates to war torn regions, loaded in armored trucks and ferried by convoy through submarine danger. Supplies are allocated mainly to children and pregnant women, while America enjoys plentiful stock despite general rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartorn
Europe
America
Local births announced from Guilford General Hospital
A series of birth notices from Gibsonville Reidsville and High Point report new arrivals on December 28 and 29. Ja Lee Ellington, Curtis Davis Wagner, a son born to Mr and Mrs J H Crews, Jane Sharer Frazier, a daughter, and a daughter for Mr and Mrs P J Hall. John Edward Barnes Jr. born December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crews
Springfield Avenue
Crews
Mozelle Vaden
Reidsville
J. E. Barnes
Thomasville
John Edward, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Barnes
Gladys Ammen
High Point
New Year’s Eve Services at Gospel Tabernacle
A watch night service at Gospel Tabernacle runs New Year’s Eve from 8 to midnight. Four one hour periods feature a Salvation Army Band sacred concert, a sermon by Rev J W Grace Methodist evangelist, a Young People’s Campfire service, and an annual candlelight service. Public invited per Rev H P Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Rankin Memorial cancels watch night service
The watch night service at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church was cancelled due to illness among members. Pastor Rev. Edward Suits stated the change today. The regular mid week prayer service remains at 7 o clock Thursday evening as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Edw. Suits
Adolphus Halley Transferred Within Army Training Centers
Pvt. Adolphus Halley son of Mrs. Willie H. Bassinger of Thomasville has been moved from Company 30 Battalion Camp Croft to Fort Benning Georgia after completing infantry replacement training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Croft
S. C
Adolphus Halley
Willie H. Bassinger
Church Street
Thomasville
Army
R Benning
Bethlehem teen jailed for porch trespass nap
December 30 in Raleigh report James Hancik, 17, of Bethlehem Pennsylvania, slept on a porch swing by mistake. Chief J Winder Bryan testified he found him asleep on the wrong porch. Hancik received 30 days on a trespassing charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality
Raleigh
James Hancik
Bethlehem
J. Winder Bryan
Tancik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Mrs. Ritchie
Ryan
Miss Loy
C. T. Harrison
Bodenhamer-Kennedy
Miss Hughes
Bride
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Care Authority
Akrtis
Vwe
Val
Mildred Kathleen Miller
Ward ST. Church Group
Ruth Millett
Henry S. Burton
J. Martin Burton
Memphis, Tenn
E. Sherman
Sherman Manufacturing Company
Somerset Color Company
Atlanta
Culler-Creech
June Adams
Nounce
Ja Lee
Henderson Hospital
Ellington
Missorns
Gibsonville
C. G. Wagner
Shelton Street
Curtis Davis
C. P. Frazier
Walnut Street
Jane Sharer
P. J. Hall
Vall Street
Georgia
Century-Fox
Flying Tigers
Victor McLagren
Lynn Bari
George Montgomery
Gene ‘Tierney
Montgomery
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