Mrs Hines Honored At Morning Tea By Social Set
Dames Frank Smith Willard Thomas and Mrs Taylor Hines hosted a morning tea at Ottery Road to honor bride Mrs Hines. Miss Martha Sale attended. guests enjoyed coffee, sandwiches and cookies with a red sleigh centerpiece. About twenty five friends joined the event. A dessert bridge is planned Friday with Kathleen VanLoan and Ann Gamble hosting at the Van Loan residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Smith
Willard Thomas
Vester D. Sale
Moth
Reid Clark Marriage Announced in Athens Georgia
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mildred Frances Reid and Louis Clark of Brooklyn New York. The ceremony took place in Athens Georgia on December 16. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Reid former High Point residents now in Athens. The newlyweds honeymoon in New York City before returning to Athens where the groom studies at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Frances Reid
Louis Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
Athens
Georgia
Frank Reid
High Point
Clark
New York City
University of Georgia
Lovill Routh and Staley wedding announcements in Oh
In HEBORO on December 19 two ceremonies united Magalene Lawson with Dan Staley Jr and Betty Jo Lovill with Elmer Wesley Routh. Details include church settings at Shiloh Christian and Bethany Methodist, attendees, attire, music, and post ceremony plans. Both couples reside in Asheboro area and plan to live there after honeymoons in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heboro
Magalene Lawson
Danlaley, Jr
Lock
Shiloh
W. C. Farrell
Ye Church
Loring
Mis
Victor Staley
James
Court assignment shifts week of criminal court in Vance
Governor Cherry has assigned Judge W H S Burgwyn of Woodland to hold a week of criminal court in Vance starting Monday, in lieu of Judge Clawson Williams of Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra’eigh
Cherry
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Woodland
Vance
Clawson Williams
Sanford
Local residents listed with health updates and travel plans
J T Ryan executive vice president of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association is a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem for observation and plans a Florida vacation soon. Mrs Odessa Sykes remains ill at her mother's home. Nina Whitaker of Enfield visits friends here. Mr and Mrs J D Ross return home after Christmas with relatives in Waterbury Conn and a stop in New York City. Mrs W R Warner recovering after operation at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit. Mrs P D Hutchens and daughter Ruby return from Newport News Va. Mrs Damer and Mr and Mrs Harry J Pierce and son Duane leave for home. Mr and Mrs J A Saunders return from Columbia S C. Robert Wheeler visits. several heads to New Orleans Sugar Bowl January 1. Mrs Earl White remains seriously ill at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Florida
Odessa Sykes
H. C. Poole
East Green Street
J. D. Ross
Mr. Ross
Mrs
Margaret Ross
Waterbury
Conn
New York City
R Vr
W. R. Warner
Jamestown
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Earl White
High Point
Prayer Band To Meet Tomorrow
The Mothers' Prayer band will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 led by Mrs J Q Cheves with Mrs Will Sexton hosting at 1204 Shelton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
Will Sexton
Shelton Street
J. Q. Cheves
Tips for Teens Planning the Play
A fashion and grooming guide advises teens to wear light pink nail polish, tame long hair, store outdated jewelry, and add a Gibson Girl bow. It also suggests practical tips for makeup care and finishing touches with scarves and hats. The piece shifts to a bridge strategy, detailing how declarers should count tricks and execute the diamond and spade sequence to secure eight tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Wiliams
Declarer
West
North
East
Miss Virginia Morrison Weds Jake Knight in Camden
Announcement of the December 22 Camden ceremony for Virginia Verle Morrison and Jake Wylie Knight. Bride, a 1944 graduate, later worked in Birmingham. groom, a Navy veteran, is a Camden native now set to relocate to High Point before a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Morrison
Jake Wylie Knight
Camden, S. C
Informality Sets Tone for Hayden Holiday Open House
Mrs. J. F. Hayden hosted a casual holiday afternoon at 400 East Washington Street with guests arriving between 10:30 and 11:30. Assistants included Mrs. Whitescarver and daughters Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Jarrell, who helped welcome visitors and serve self-serve coffee and cookies around a poinsettia centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
East
Washington Street
Fred E. Whitescarver
Hayden
Royster Tucker
William Jarrell
Emerywood Country Club to Host New Year Dinner Dance
A capacity crowd of 275 reservations is set for a New Year’s Eve dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club. Dinner starts at 8 p.m. and dancing runs to 1 a.m. Harold Gale and his Winston-Salem orchestra will provide music as members greet the new year with noisemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Harold Gale
Orchestra
Winston-Salem
Christmas Day Vows Announced in York South Carolina
The marriage of Miss Eva Lee Brady to Cecil Cecil was solemnized on December 25 in York South Carolina with Justice of the Peace E Gettys Nunn performing a ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue gabardine street length dress and is the daughter of Mrs Lucille Brady. The groom is the son of Mrs Minnie Cecil and is employed at Bernard Furniture factory. The couple will reside with the groom's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Lovill
Elmer Wesley Routh
Bethany Methodist Church
Millboro
Kenneth Crouse
Guy Chandler
J. M. Brown
Marie Routh
Lewis Fentress
Dolores Williams
Jo Etta Nixon
Cecil Routh
Fred Routh
Howard Johnson
Everett Caudle
Jackie Lovill
Danny Lovill
Walter Lovill
Randleman
Route 2
Gray's Chapel High School
King’s ‘Business College
Greensboro
Paul Routh
Gray’s Chapel High School
Asheboro
J. Wylie Knight
Virginia Verle Morrison
J. W. Morrison
East Green Street
Birmingham
Ala
H. D. Knight
Camden, S. C
Eva Lee Brady
Ell Cecil
York
S. C
Lucille Brady
Justice of the Peace
E. Gettys Nunn
Mrs. Cecil
Union Street
Dewey Brady
Thomas Mill
Minnie Cecil
East
Russell Street
BE. P. Cecil
Bernard Furniture Factory
Visitor Ellen Russell Hosts Virginia Guest in Home
Miss Tommie Lee Munford of Blacksburg Va arrives Monday for a short visit. Miss Munford, daughter of Col and Mrs T W Munford, enjoys several social courtesies including a luncheon by Miss Eleanor Garrett on Rockford Road at one, and an informal tea at Miss Russell's home from four to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Russell
Rotary ‘Drive
Tommie Lee Munford
Blacksburg
Munford
T. W. Munford
Eleanor Garrett
Rockford Road
Miss Russell
Mrs Jackson Honors Son at Ronalds Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs Guy Jackson hosted a children's party at 607 Ridgecrest to celebrate her son Ronalds sixth birthday. The event ran from 3 30 to 5 00 pm with games ice cream and cake followed by candy and a birthday cake. Guests included Barbara Brock Petie Brock Diane Daniels Nancy Jo Daniels Jo Allen Armentrout Nancy Jane Armentrout Marie Archer and Junior Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Jackson
Ridgecrest
Ronald
Barbara Brock
Petie Brock
Diane Daniels
Nancy Jo Daniels
Jo Allen Armentrout
Nancy Jane Armentrout
Marie Archer
Junior Walker
WicKenney On Bridge By William E. McKenney
WicKenney on Bridge by William E. McKenney, America’s card authority, provides expert insights in this NEA Service feature. The column analyzes strategies and optimal plays for key bridge situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EF. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Search Parties Extend Hunt for Five Missing Men in Alaska
In Nome Alaska December 31 search parties comb the Seward peninsula for a B 29 pilot Lt Vern H Arnett of Santa Ana California navigator Lt Frederick J Sheetz of Keyser West Virginia and three army paratroopers who vanished after aiding six crew members. Six survivors were rescued earlier by Nome bush pilots William Munz and Frank Whaley with two later flown to Anchorage hospital in generally favorable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Seward Peninsula
Vern H. Arnett
Santa Ana
Calif
Frederick J. Sheetz
Keyser
W. Va
Shishmaref
William Munz
Frank Whaley
Munz
Laddfield
Air Force
Anchorage Army Hospital
Lyle B. Larson
Colfax
Wis
Tech
Wilbur E. Decker
Plainfield
N. J
Winners Named in Emerywood Ladies Bridge Event
The Emerywood club hosted a ladies bridge event yesterday for members. Mrs G C Allery of Springfield Ohio and Mrs O C Durland tied with Mr and Mrs W E Oaten for first in North South. Second in that direction went to Mr and Mrs W E Outen. In the opposite direction Mrs Laura Holbrook and Miss Helen Marie Sheloff were first with runners up Mesdames W P Hazelwood and C W Hollowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
G. C. Allery
Springfield
Ohio
O. C. Durland
W. E. Oaten
W. E. Outen
Laura Holbrook
Helen Marie Sheloff
Social events schedule from Blacksburg and Emerywood clubs
At 4 to 5 p m Miss Tommie Lee Munford of Blacksburg is honored at an informal tea by Miss Eleanor Garrett on Rockford road. At 8 30 p m Emerywood Country Club hosts its New Year’s Eve dinner dance. Thursday 6 30 p m Emerywood family night dinner. Friday 3 p m Priscilla club is entertained by Mrs Fred P Ingram on Rotary drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Lee Munford
Blacksburg
Eleanor Garrett
Rockford Road
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
Fred P Ingram
Rotary Drive
Open House Planned by P O S A Friday
The Washington Camp 30 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will hold open house at 209 East Washington street Friday at 7 30 p m. Newly elected officers will be installed by Rev R L Smith with Oak Grove church choir providing music. Officers listed include J A Sloop president W E Lain vice president G K Saunders recording secretary E M Blakely financial secretary J K Bivins treasurer J McGhee conductor Aenee Smith chaplain and J W Swiggett inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
East Washington Street
R. L. Smith
Oak Grove — Church
J. A. Sloop
W. E. Lain
G. K. Saunders
E. M. Blakely
Financial Eceiey
J. K. Bivins
J. McGhee
Aenee Smith
J. W. Swiggett
New Coaxial Cable Plans Set for 1948 Expansion
American Telephone and Telegraph announces a 1948 expansion to lay additional coaxial cables between Washington and Charlotte and other points. The project, approved by the Federal Communications Commission, will cost 76 million dollars and support multiple telephone telegraph television and radio relays simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charlotte
N. C
Federal Communications Commission
West End Methodist Revival Ends Sunday
Revival services run through Sunday night at West End Methodist Church in Thom asville. Pastor Rev. John Oakley announced the schedule with services nightly at 7 30 led by Rev. Paul Rayle and featuring speaker Dr. John Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
West End Methodist Church
Thomasville
John Oakley
Paul Rayle
John Church
Library To Close New Year's Day
The High Point public library will be closed on Thursday New Year's Day. Any books due that day may be returned Friday January 2 without additional charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Smoky Park Officials to Visit Washington for Plan
North Carolina and Tennessee park commissioners will travel to Washington January 21 for a two day conference with National Park Service officials to seek improvements in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They will present a program calling for an up front appropriations of 2 204 000 dollars to the federal agency. The story notes that third and fourth generation Americans often have darker hair than their ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spek Smoky
Waynesville
North Carolina
Dua
Tennessee Park Commissions
Washington
National Park Service
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
New Tobacco Project Goes To Oxford
A new tobacco research project will be conducted at the Oxford tobacco experiment station in North Carolina to improve bright-leaf quality and reduce curing costs. The U S Department of Agriculture says increased foreign competition motivates the study and aims to boost American tobacco producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oxford, N. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wake ABC Officers Report Big Haul In Raleigh Area
Wake county ABC enforcement officers say they seized three complete distilleries and more than 1200 gallons of mash in raids in lower Saint Marys township near the Wake Johnston line. Three stills were found with two ready for operation, but no operators were caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wake County
ABC
Lower Saint Mary's Township
Wake-Johnston County
Statesville Man Killed In Flight
Two fighter pilots died in a P-51 collision over southern Honshu. Lt. Col. Richard A. Claine of Statesville North Carolina and Capt. Alexander Ristich of Akron Ohio were identified by the army. They were saluting the Australian 81st fighter wing at Bofu airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyko
Honshu
Army
Richard A. Claine
Statesville
N. C
Alexander Ristich
Akron
Ohio
Bofu
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Daniel Staley
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Feszire and
C. C. Brady
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J. A. Lawson
Lawson
Ramseur
Route 1
Colee High School
Mr. Staley
A. V. Staley
Seagrove High School
Burlington Mills
Central Falls
Grace Flower Shop
Fast Sanitary
E. Commerce
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
South Main ST
Nina Whitaker
Enfield
Harry J. Pierce
Duane
Downingtown
Mr. Pierce
T. E. Pierce
Robert Wheeler
Lexington Avenue
Oa Jay
Sec
New Orleans
Fred Ridge and
Red
C. C. Cagle
Clifford Cagle
John Smith
Trinity
Gloria Gean Norman
I. T. Norman
Gloria Gean
Norman
Edith Bean
Highland
Wayne Kennedy
Davey Ray
Kennedy
Mary Powell
Elinor Williams
AGS
Vas
South
Pelite
Venetian Blind CO
S. Main SP
John William Morrison
Virginia Verle
Camden
N. C. Arnette
Ms. Knight
Morrison
Atlantic States Motor Lines
Bryant Electric Company
Keystone Reader Service
Knight
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Cam‘den
C. E. Diffendal
J. E. Marsh
John ¢. Sheloff
Diane
Velva Tucker
Mrs. Jackson
WicKenney
P.O. S. OF A
Oxford
Vicks Va
Monark Fiver
Venetia
Dupont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
High Foint
Waughtown Street
Cac
Mrs. Forrest
Dy-Dee Supply CO
Im North C
Joer "Hone
Marshall E. Ginsburg
North Main Street
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