Mrs Dawson Honored by Robert W Conner at Luncheon
Mrs Dawson receives a luncheon tribute at the home of Mrs Robert W Conner 401 East llington Street with James Robert Dawson and sister Anna Mae pHer among guests. Tables feature imported Madiso cloths and white floral arrangements. Gifts include linen pillow cases embroidered for the honoree and crystal salad plates for Miss Kitty Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert Dawson
Anna MaepHer
Robert W. Conner
Eastlington Street
Sture
Kitty Mann
Pat Thompson
Frances Grayson
Macy Sue Briggs
Jane Austin
Alice ‘Chandler
Pauline Douglas
Betty ‘Lou Jackson
Afildred Marsh
Mary Lewis Millis
Betty Sechrest
Jeanne Rankin
Anna Tomlinson
Doris Stroupe
Nancy Wall Riser
Sederfield
Jack Check
Greensboro
Edgar A. Hatcher, Jr
Creech Culler Wedding Vows Set At First Baptist Church
Wedding events unfold at 601 Sunset Drive with a four tier cake cutting after a reception. Iris Culler and J Rufus Creech prepare for the ceremony at First Baptist Church tonight officiated by Rev Julian Hopkins. Attendants include Mary Lou Culler Ruth Culler Mary Bullard Pat Furty and Buster Keever with Roy Buller N B Lufty Carson Stout and John Pat Rengers among ushers. Family members Lunsford Creech and others attend the prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Iris Culler
Creech
Smithfield
First Baptist
Sunset Drive
Mary Lou Culler
Ruth Culler
Mary Bullard
Raleigh
Pat Furty
Reidsville
Buster Keever
J. Rufus Creech
Roy B. Culler
N. B. Lufty
Carson Stout
John Pat Rengers
Lunsford Creech
Walter Crissman
Airs
Julian Hopkins
Bessy
Bobby Hopkins
Helen Best
Dorothy Pegram
First Baptist Church
Informal Tea Honors Betsy Lindsay and Mary Elizabeth
Misses Betsy Lindsay and Mary Elizabeth Lindsay hosted an informal tea at Miss Irma Shore’s home 1009 Johnson Street to honor Catherine Jane and Kitty Mann elects. About fifty guests arrived at four thirty to a white theme with si licate patterns as gifts, dainty sandwiches and cakes served by Nell Sheloff and Mary Jo tuthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Shore
Johnson Street
Betsy Qg
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Shei
Catherine Janeey
Kitty Mann
Kuff
Ryan
Yow
Mann
Miss Lindsay
Bis
Nell Fg Sheloff
Mary Jo
Gala Plans Set for New Year Breakfast Dance
Alf prepares for New Year Eve Breakfast Dance at Faw Herswood Country Club with over two hundred reservations. Wilk starts about 9:30 pm and runs to midnight as Old Year ends and New Year is welcomed. Breakfast after midnight, novelty noisemakers, and party provisions to ensure a festive postlude to the club season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Fawherswood Country Club
Wilk
Lelub
Dawsons Move To Fayetteville After Brief Home Visit
Corporal and Mrs James R Dawson depart for Fayetteville to make their home following a brief visit with Mrs Dawson's parents Mr and Mrs Edgar A Hatcher Jr on Washington Street They recently returned from a wedding trip to the North and visited Dawson's parents Mr and Mrs Robert E Dawson in Freeport The bride is the former Miss Anna Anne Hatcher married here on Saturday December 19 at the home of the bride's parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Dawson
FayetteVille
Idels and locals visit in High Point and area
About People W Chase Idel Jr arrives to spend a few days with his parents at 210 Hillcrest Drive. He leaves for Annapolis Md to head the AP Bureau after January 15. L J Malcolm of Palmetto Ga visits with his daughter Mars J R Steele and Mr Steele at 211 East Russell Street. Misses Jeannette and Mickie Taub resume duties after holidays. Mrs Betsy White Bouldin travels to New York City with Sgt Bouldin. Edna Rogers recuperates after appendectomy. Mrs D G Patterson returns from Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Cora and WIS ill in James Town. W G Causey stationed at Jax Field Miss. and brother Sylvester Causey at Port of Spain Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Chase Idel. Jr
W. C. Idel
Hillcrest Drive
Idel
Associated Fress
Baltimore
Palmetto, Ga
Mars
J. R. Steele
Mr. Steele
East Russell Street
Mr. Malcolm
Mr. J
Mrs. Steele
Palmetto
Pie. W. G. Causey
U. S. Army
Jxcester Field
Miss
Sylvester N. Causey
Army
Army Base
Port of Spain
Trinidad
C. L.causey
Wiee Streat
Buffet Supper and Shower Honors Bridal Couple
Mr and Mrs Carroll T Harrison were honored after a quiet home wedding with a buffet supper and shower hosted by Mr and Mrs George Moser. Misses Margaret Connor Sarah Boone Elsie Apple and Mrs W L Albertson assisted hostesses amid poinsettias and greenery. Relatives Effie Harrison Ivan Loy Readin g Pa welcomed guests. About thirty five friends attended including out of town guests Ivan Loy Elizabeth Sands T W Holshauser and Lila Holshauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll T. Harrison
George Moser
Margaret Connor
Sarah Boone
Elsie Apple
W. L. Albertson
Effie Harrison
Ivan Loy
Reading
Elizabeth Sands
T. W. Holshauser
Lila Holshauser
Thomasville
Essie Nancy Nance Weds Odel Loflin in Denton Ceremony
In Denton on December 5 a simple ceremony joined Miss Essie Nancy Nance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Nance, to Odel Loflin, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Loflin of Farmer. Rev. J. A. Cox officiated at the Thomasville Baptist parsonage. The bride wore a light blue velveteen dress with a brown plaid coat and fur trim, accessorized with an orchid. Additional local visitors and relatives from Greensboro, Hamlet, High Point, Richmond and Baltimore were noted among the holiday guests across Denton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Essie Nancy
Lynn
Police Auxiliary Meeting Set For Tomorrow Evening
The Police Auxiliary will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs M E Brown on Carrick Avenue with Mrs J C Brackett and Mrs J S Moran as associate hostesses. This will be the regular monthly business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
M. E. Brown
Carrick Avenue
J. C. Brackett
J. S. Moran
Mother of Local Woman Is Seriously Ill
Mrs. Turner S. Wall Sr., mother of Mrs. C. L. Michael of this city, is a patient at Sanford Hospital in Sanford. She has been in declining health for several weeks, and her condition is now serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Wis
Jamestown
Turner S. Wall, Sr
C. L. Michael
Sanford Hospital
Sanford
Beauty Bars in War Plants Warn Skin Care for Women Workers
War plant workers face skin infections from grime and irritation. The Public Health Service urges gloves and frequent cleaning using lanolin rich cleansers, mild soaps, and protective creams. Short sleeves in liquid grime, long sleeves in dusty areas, plus routine cleansing at home or work. Regular quick cleansings at midday and end of day, plus a weekly spa-like skin revival routine are recommended to maintain healthy skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
Preview Of The American Home In 1943
AP preview notes the American housewife will headline wartime supply and demand in 1943 with stricter rationing and shortages. Meats and sugar are tight while government controls about 90 percent of family food budgets, and households must salvaging and substitute to endure the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kernodle
Washington
Mema
America
U.S. Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Movie listings with times across centers and theaters
Center China Girl 1 26 and 8 24 7 23 9 22 notes. Broadhurst Henry Aldrich editor 32 30 2 60 3 30 5 00 6 30 7 50 9 30. Rialto Song Of The Island 10 45 12 34 2 23 4 12 6 01 7 50 9 39. Paramount Talk Of The Town 12 45 3 30 5 31 7 29 9 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Henry Aldrich
Rialto
Island
Paramount
Conference to cut state and city car mileage in 1942
Raleigh officials from state municipal and Office of Price Administration met to plan at least a 40 percent reduction in mileage for government owned autos in 1942. State mileage officer E H Schellenberg noted the highway patrol already cut mileage by 40 percent and other departments cut back too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Office of Price Administration
E. H. Schellenberg
OPA
Highway Patrol
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Madeline Hoover
S. Robert W. Conner
Ster
Dawson
Ier
Mer
Sses
Fine Selection
Uilford ‘Urniture CO
Comfort Plus
Oxfords
Selpper Shop
Cpl
Bride
Jeannette
Mickie Taub
Samuel Taub
Woodrow Avenue
Missaye Taub
Bahtima Med
Sostioh. Smith
University of Alabama
George Bouldin
Betsy White
New York City
Sgt. Bouldin
Sgt
Mrs. Bouldin
First Presbyterian Church
Edna Rogers
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. G. Patterson
Kriggs Avenue
Loflin
Able Lanier
E. H. Morris
P. M. Carks
Morris
Bobbie Ann Parks
CV. E. Parks
Parks
Janice
Hamlet
Will Henderson
High Point
R. T. Hill
Larry
Natherine Frank
Richmond
Sally Mae Frank
Goldsboro
Jeff Frank
S. D. Smith
Smith
R. L. Penry
Joe Hill
James Massey
Massey
Durham
Betty Mitchell
Billy Mitchell
Gary Pickler
New London
John Mitchell
Mittie Mitchell
Vernon Nance
Alicia Hartner
Gilbert's Shoe Store
South Main St
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Sox
DAN Valley Mills
Sologna
West End
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