Betty Armentrout Weds James Coggin In Church Rites
Miss Betty Lou Armentrout and James Clarence Coggin married at Ward Street Methodist Church with Rev. C. F. Womble officiating. The ceremony featured lace gowns, cascading train, and a cascade bouquet. guests included relatives from Anderson, Elloree, Greensboro, Thomasville, Denton, Albemarle, and other cities. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and will reside at the Sheraton Hotel temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Armentrout
J. Clarence Coggin
Ward Street Methodist Church
Betty Lou Armentrout
James Clarence Coggin
C. F. Womble
Oregon
Don Petty
Barbara Carroll
J. B. Gibson, Jr
Florida
Coggin
Army Air Force
James Manufacturing Company
Guilford Motor Corporation
Anderson and
Elloree
S. C
Greensboro
Thomasville
Denton
Albemarle
Wadesboro
Winston - Salem
Lexington
Graham
Lilly Falls
New Jersey
Open House Honors Saint Marys Episcopal College Group
The Saint Marys Episcopal Church rectory hosted a gala open house yesterday afternoon attended by Reverend Thom es7 cth and Smyth among about twenty-five church youths at college or seminary. Holiday decorations included a large Christmas tree and greenery with red candles. Assorted sandwiches fruit cake and delicacies were served buffet style with es and coffee during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
East Farriss Avenue
Local Party Back From Florida Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Anderson and children Willa June and Larry with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ingram spent the holidays in Florida visiting St Augustine Miami Beach Floridan Hotel Marine Parade Silver Springs and Jacksonville relatives before returning home. The trip included Mrs. L G Craven and their granddaughter Brenda Kay joining the Asheboro group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Anderson
Willa June
Larry
Mr. Anderson
Arthur Ingram
Florida
Asheboro
L. G. Craven
Mr. Craven
Brenda Kay
St. Augustine
Miami Beach
Silver Springs
Jacksonville
Fla
A Wife Seeks Advice on Her Husband’s Betting
Ruth Millett counsels tolerance for a husband who places bets, noting moderate gambling may not threaten family finances. She urges keeping peace, accepting faults, and avoiding nagging that could worsen the marriage while recognizing the couple’s comfort and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Burlington Couple Mark Anniversary Of Their Wedding
Burlington Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Jenkins celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their Route 5 home. December 24, 1927 marriage in High Point is noted, with daughter Mrs. Herman E. Scruggs of Greensboro and son Bill at Catawba College. Guests from High Point, Greensboro, and Burlington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
W. Paul Jenkins
Route 5
Jenkins
Gladys Hicks
Mr. Jenkins
High Point
Herman E. Scruggs
Greensboro
Bill
Catawba College
Salisbury
Martha Way
Jack Dixon
Charles Phillips
Tommy Davis
Hubert Ingle
Jennemot
C. Stalnaker
Coggin Armentrout Wedding Reception Follows Ceremony
Following the Coggin Armentrout wedding Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lauck C. Armentrout hosted a reception at their Gilbert Street home. Guests included family, close friends, and out of town visitors with elegant floral arrangements, white carnations, gladioli, and a mini bride cake as tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauck C. Armentrout
Gilbert Street
R. F. Watson
J. J. Armentrout
J. W. Dantzler
L. A. Wagner
Marshall Gaillard
Larry Hodgin
Benny Carrol
Informal Tea At Millis Home To Honor Miss Rankin
Mrs. H. A. Millis and her daughter Mrs. John W. Diffendal will host an informal tea for bride-elect Miss Jeanne Rankin at 4 to 6 PM Wednesday at the Millis North Main Street home. Rankin is to wed Edward Pleasants later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Coe
Tommy Bland
Goldsboro
Hillcrest Drive
Jeanne Rankin
Horace <. Haworth, Jr
Richmond
Haworth
Julia Conrad
Millis
Miss Rankin
H. A. Millis
John W. Diffendal
North Main Street
Edward Pleasants
Local residents visit kin as hospital notes and travel news flow
A roundup noting Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glisson of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glisson of Norfolk visiting Leona Glisson in High Point. Irene Baxley is to undergo surgery. Mrs. Jean Proctor recuperates after minor surgery. Other items list Jacksonville Florida travel, Wisconsin Rose Bowl trip, and Knoxville Christmas visits. Also mentions Jeffrey Horney and Wayne Welborn hospital status. Cleaning method for kitchen boards concludes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Glisson
Washington
Robert Glisson
Norfolk, Va
Leona Glisson
Hines Street
Jeffrey Horney
East Green Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miss Parsons and Charles Yow vow in Bennettsville SC
Miss Crissie Mae Parsons became the bride of Charles James Yow on December 21 in Bennettsville, South Carolina with W M Newton performing the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs S V Parsons and attended the local high school. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs L J Yow, is a 1952 High Point High School graduate and serving in the United States Navy at Bainbridge Maryland. They reside with the groom’s parents and Mr Yow will return to Maryland this Saturday. Finely chopped candied cherries raisins and an s or walnuts are delicious added to pound cake batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Yow
Crissie Mae Parsons
S. V. Parsons
Bennettaville
S. C
Bennettsville
South Carolina
W. M. Newton
L. J. Yow
High Point High School
United States Navy
Bainbridge
Maryland
Theta Phi Alumnae Honor Jeanne Rankin Bride Elect
The Theta Phi Alumnae Chapter at High Point College entertained at Mrs. Cloyd Austin’s suburban home with hostesses Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Jack Hunt and Miss Jeanne Rankin as guest of honor. Rankin, to wed Edward Pleananits this month, received a shower of gifts and a corsage on arrival. Bridal molds iced sweets and cakes with wedding bells accompanied the party of twelve, fitting the holiday setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Phi
High Point College
Cloyd Austin
Miss Rankin
The Mature Parent by Muriel Lawrence Examines Female Destiny
Callie's mother pursues modern interiors and fashion, shaping a view that women seek theater, fashion, or lipstick copy. A psychiatrist notes overdemanding children stem from expectations placed before birth. The essay urges shifting focus from motherhood as fate to nurturing guiding roles for girls and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie
College Students Honored at Tobias Home Open House
The Tobias home on Edgedale Drive hosted an Open House Saturday evening for college students home for the holidays. Miss Peggy Tobias and Miss Victoria Ann Wagner served punch and delicacies to about thirty friends, with several guests from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
Edgedale Drive
Peggy Tobias
Victoria Ann Wagger
Birth of Essie Sue Westmoreland at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs H P Westmoreland announce the birth of a daughter Essie Sue on December 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Westmoreland is the former Irene Jones of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Westmoreland
Highland Road
Essie Sue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesdames Coe and
Bland
Mrs. Haworth, Jr
Mary Ann Coe
Mrs. Haworth
Vera Idol
Episcopal Church
Ruth Millett
Hi, Point
Coggin-Armentrout
Irene Baxley
Whiteoak Street
Jean Proctor
South Main Street
Flora R. Pierce
W. L. Pierce, Jr
East
Lexington Avenue
Edgar C. Fox, Jr
Pittsburgh
Mis
Gladys Linthicum
Boulevard
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisc
Los Calif
Los Angeles
Raymond C
Sam
Ann
Knoxville
Tenn
Ridge
Mary Peterson
Lindsay Street
Wayne Welborn
Macy Rimmer
Ollie
Frances Rimmer
Havana
Cuba
Elizabeth Prevost
Main Street
T. J. Robinson
Steele Street
Miss Parsons
Charles Yow
S. Carolina
Muriel Lawrence
Essie Sue Westmoreland
Wilson
Becon
Unitsorn
Profitie
North Wrenn
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