Volunteer Workers For Bloodmobile Announced
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Bet wa hen and High Point Memorial for three days with 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours. Gray Ladies, Staff Aides, Nurses Aides and volunteers from listed local groups staff the event, with in charge canteen organizers Mrs. Charles Harville and Mrs. E. A. Neely.
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National Guard
Bet Wa Hen
American Red Cross
Bere
Mesdames Robert
Elliott Hester
Pell
Harold Ansell
C. G
Rt Helm
W. A. Settlemyre
Wil Wibbenak
Beaver
Hobart
K. Wilson
Ed Coch. Dowdy
Charles Kearns
Iris Council
Earl Shaeffer
Harry Bell
P. C. Thompson
C. H. Williard
Brown
E. E. Baker
J. Co
Staoe
High Point
Gray Ladies
Donald Dahle
Vernon Wendler
George
W. A. Horney
Harry Hendrick
Guy Carr
Royster Thurman
Roy Wooster
J. A. Jones
Terry
Richard Williamson
Julian
Jack Green
Harold Gutterman
C. G.cIntosh
Russell Larcom
Pearl Boles
Donald Hendrix
C. H. Risch
C. W. Patterson
Fred Ites
Freo Calvert
Lewis Brron
Glenn Coum
Don Conrad
J Wn Brinson
M. B. Leath
Guy Shivers
Frank Hunsucker Jr
Paul Casey
David
Gilbert Clinard
James Armstrong
A. M. Rankin
FE. A. Bencini
Victor Harllee
Baxter Freeze
Howard Blair
Lee Amos
Robert Amos
J. E. McInnes
Helen Marie Sheloff
Jacqueline Rochelle
Betty Lou Jackson
William H. Flythe
Mary Blackburn
J. C. Henderson
H. J. Sears Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles Harville
E. A. Neely
Club hosts benefit bridge games open to public
The Woman's Club invites the public to benefit bridge sessions starting this Thursday at 10 a.m. on the first and third Thursdays each month. Games are at the clubhouse in Greensboro and luncheon may be served. No reservations required.
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Greensboro
L. C. Chiles
Alpha Rho Plans Spring Dance At Emerywood Club
Alpha Rho planning for a spring dance to be held April 3 at Emerywood Country Club. Members discussed a benefit bridge at the YWCA, a bake sale at Farmers' Market in early March, and Founders Day on April 30 with plans to finalize details at the next meeting.
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Emerywood Country Club
Ida Marshall Heads Local Cosmetologists Group
The High Point Cosmetologists and Hairdressers Association elected Ida Marshall to lead the group at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Hazel Yodzio with Mrs. Peggy Hayworth elected president. Others named to the slate include Marguerite McAllister as VP Blanche Mann as second VP Louise Cunningham as secretary Imogene Fields as assistant secretary Mabel Alexander as treasurer and directors Ruth Sawyers Lara Causey Ruby Clary Margaret Sumner Lucille Bodenhammer Inez Slack. The next meeting is set for Regal Restaurant on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cosmetologists and Hairdressers Association
Hazel Yodzio
Peasy Hayworth
Yodzio
W. H. Currie Jr
Ida Marshall
Peggy Hayworth
Mar
Guerite McAllister
Blanche Mann
Louise Cunningham
Imogene Fields
Mabel Alexander
Miss Marshall
Mesdames
Ruth Sawyers
Lara Causey
Ruby Clary
Margaret Sumner
Lucille Bodenhammer
Inez Slack
Regal
Main St
Friends Honor Miss Meadows With Luncheon
Betty Lou Meadows, soon to wed Max Stout, was again honored by friends with a Saturday luncheon at Asia Restaurant. Four hostesses from High Point Mocksville Winston-Salem presented a coffee set and silver service to the bride elect. twelve friends attended including sisters Mrs. Joe Kidd and Miss Faye Meadows. The ceremony is set for Emmanuel Lutheran Church Saturday afternoon.
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Betty Lou Meadows
Max Stout
Asia
Allen Smith
Jevwel Upton
High Point
Ray Delapp
Mocksville
Vernon Ross
Winston-Salem
Joe Kidd
Faye Meadows
Miss Meadows
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Shower Honors Miss Wood Ahead of February 12 Wedding
Miss Dorothy Wood’s bridal events continue with a miscellaneous shower at Elkin hosted by Mrs. Brady Settle and Mrs. Raymond Collins. Friday's party awarded prizes to Mrs. Paul Nance and others. A kitchen shower and two more fetes are planned this week before her marriage to James Holland Kennedy at Allen Jay Baptist Church on February 12.
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Dorothy Wood
Brady Settle
Raymond Collins
Elkin
Wood
Paul Nance
Irene Johnson
Ralph McCain
A. W. ‘Wood
Miss Wood
H. R
Sue Miller
Pamela Bates
Carolyn Peman
Miss Miller
Westwood
Cyrus Brooks
Lawrence Henderson
Borden's
Gold Room
Green St
James Holland Kennedy
Allen ‘Jay Baptist Church
Enjoyment of People’s Sorority Program Meeting
Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at 636 Colonial Dr last evening for a semi monthly session. Mrs Grady Whicker spoke on Happiness through Enjoyment of People and urged age level empathy in service and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Beck
Colonial Dr
Beta Sigma Phi
Ways and Means
Grady Whicker
Mary Dills
Nancy Anne Staley
Olene Kimsey
E. C. Harville
Sherry Wilson Celebrates 5th Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs W W Wilson hosted a Saturday birthday party for their daughter Sherry age five. Balloons decorated the room a two tier cake and party favors entertained about 21 children. Guests included Mrs Ray Bryant Mrs Philip McBride and Mrs Mary Wilson assisted with serving as gifts of toys and practical items were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilson
Sherry
Wilson
Ray Bryant
Philip McBride
Mary Wilson
Birthday and Farewell Gala for Jerry Lee Kidd Jr
Mr and Mrs Joe Kidd Jr hosted a birthday and farewell party for their son Jerry Lee six at the Elk's Club banquet hall in High Point. Guests included Miss Jo Ann Meredith and 15 children who played games and received prizes. The Kidds move to Raleigh in two weeks marking the last time Jerry sees many local playmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kidd Jr
Jerry Lee
Elk’s Club
Kidd's
Raleigh
Jerry
High Point
Jo Ann Meredith
High Point College
Mary Ann Creech
Zar Rochelle
Miss Meredith
Thurman Burgess
Kidd
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Claude FE. Smith Jr
Martha Lippard
Albemarle
Havana
Cuba
Farriss Ave
Claude E. Smith Sr
Burlington Mills
Bloodmobile
Efird
Fabric Sale
Alpha Rho
Alpha Rho Oater
Beta Si Phi
Taylorly
Wells
Roger Jr
YWCA
Asia Restaurant
Sor
S. H. Tomlinson
Grad Whicker
Ae Ave
Miss Staley
Sherry Wilson
Colusa
Main
N. Main ST
Wilson & Co
Ine
Quick del DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Tweed
Nautilus
Pinehurst
Delray
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