Midyear Graduates Honored at High Point College Dinner
Dr and Mrs Humphreys hosted a Friday night dinner for High Point College midyear graduates in the Sheraton hotel dining room. Guests included Perry England Charlotte William Livingston and Marg are Hancock Sarah King Frances Moore Nellie Grey Inscore with professors and other faculty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Sheraton
Perry England
Charlotte
William Livingston
Margaret Hancock
Sarah King
High Point
Frances Moore
Thomasville
Nellie Grey Inscore
Durham
N. P. Yarborough
C. R. Hinshaw
P. E. Lindley
Vera Idol
Kennedy Johnson Vows Announced In Thomasville
Mr and Mrs M E Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Roberta Lucellus to Raymond Colon Kennedy both of Thomasville The ceremony took place January 17 in Greensboro with Rev M T Hipps officiating The bride wore a street length powder blue dress and pearl accessories The groom is a Navy veteran now employed at Modern Furniture Co The couple will reside with the Kennedy family in Thomasville
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Thomasville
M.E. Johnson
Roberta Lucellus
Raymond Colon Kennedy
Greensboro
M. T. Hipps
Adjutant General's Office
Ran L. Kennedy
Hasty High School
Army
Pacific
Modern Furniture Company
Roberta Lucellus Johnson
M. E. Johnson
Charles Edward Howard
Everett Street
John Cleatus Spencer
Barker and
Janis Lee Spencer
Average US crude oil and natural gasoline output in 1945
The average daily production of crude oil and natural gasoline in the United States in 1945 was about 5,000,000 barrels, representing a 60 percent increase over the previous period.
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United States
Pisgah Man and British Bride Wed in Blakenall Church
ASHEBORO Feb 2 In a ceremony at Blakenall church Miss Marion Orson of North Walsall England married Pfc Harold E Williams of Pisgah after vows spoken by the rector The bride wore slipper satin and carried a horse shoe bouquet The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs Ted Orson bridesmaids Mavis Williams Gladys Parker Gwen Homer and flower girl Jean Stanley Best man was Donald Insell of the British navy Ushers were George and Tommy Orson The couple planned a England wedding trip and expect to come to Pisgah in March Williams recently returned from 31 months overseas with the 156th infantry The article then notes another local marriage of Miss Peggy Pell and Walter Allen at Greensboro.
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Asheboro
Blakenall Church
Marion Orson
North Walsall
England
Harold E. Williams
Pisgah
Ted Orson
Mavis Williams
Gladys Parker
Gwen Homer
Jean Stanley
Donald Insell
George
Tommy Orson
Pfc
Williams
Chetenham
Albert Orson
U. S
Pfc. Williams
Clyde H. Williams
156Th Infantry
No Food Service At ECC During Leave Of Outens
Mr and Mrs W E Outen of the Emerywood Country Club will be away in New York City for two weeks. The club calendar announces there will be no food service at the clubhouse during their absence.
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ECC
W. E. Outen
Emerywood Country Club
New York City
NCFWC Head to Address Club At Thomasville
Mrs Karl Bishopric of Spray president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's clubs will visit the Thomasville Woman's club for a luncheon on Tuesday February 5 to discuss Our Federation Its Purpose and Power Co chairs for arrangements are Mesdames George Finch and Howell R Kyser meeting presided by club president Mrs W E Tendlinson The director's home on Lexington road hosted the DAR junior group officers elected include Pauline Walker Molly Lambeth Ann Murphy Nancy Gray Martha Phillips Eldora Hayworth and Betty Lou Phillips Betty Lou Phillips led a program on reschooling and the DAR work. attendees included several Lambeth Wilson Walker and Bradford family members and guests.
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Thomasville
Karl Bishopric
Spray
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thomasville Woman's Club
George Finch
Howell R. Kyser
W. E Tendlinson
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Children of the American Revolution
DAR
Pauline Walker
Sident
Mollie Lambeth
Molly Lambeth
Ann Murphy
Nancy Gray
Martha Phillips
Eldora Hayworth
High Point
Betty Lou Phillips
Apy
North Carolina
Amary
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Ruth White
Melva Bradford
Pauline
Elizabeth
Virginia Walker
Charles P. Walker
Local social notes list residents traveling and visiting
Kenneth B. es is enrolling in a Cubs sponsored baseball school in Worth Florida after discharge this week. F. F. Fortner remains ill at home but recuperating and able to receive visitors. Nell Marie Humphreys and Gloria Foust spend a week in Annapolis attending Naval Academy events. Mr. and Mrs. F. Jer and daughters Elizabeth and Edith visit Hickory en route to UNC Chapel Hill to see Fred Flagler Jr. Henry A. and family and Mrs. J. E. Foscue travel to Captiva Island for two weeks. Mrs. George M. Fish and Carolyn Hudson of Santa Barbara plan an early week arrival for an extended visit with Homer T. Hudson and wife. D. N. Edwards, former resident now in Washington DC, stopped over en route to Tampa for health reasons and visited her mother L. A. Wrightenberry and daughter R. W. Hart. Capt. and Mrs. Carl W. Justice and son left for Wee Hawken New Jersey to visit Justice’s parents and plan to tour New York City before returning home.
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F. J.ler
Elizabeth A Edith
Hickory
High Point
Chapel Hill
Fred Flagler, Jr
University of North Carolina
George M. Fish
Carolyn Hudson
Santa Barbara
California
D. N. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Tampa
Fla
L. A. Wrightenberry
R. W. Hart
Evans
W. FE. Chilton, Jr
Carl W. Justice
Small
Weehawken, N. J
Justice
C. H. Hudson
Armed Forces
New York City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Postpone Meeting
Announcement today notes the Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting scheduled for tomorrow is postponed to Monday February 11. Future meetings will be held on the second and fourth Mondays each month.
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the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Treasure Hunt In Toona Residents Salvage Damaged Truck Cargo
Al toona residents salvaged damaged cartons after a truck train collision scattered scarce bar soap washing powder and shortening at the scene. Authorities allowed the salvage operation in Coffeyville Kansas.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Altoona
Study Club To Meet Wednesday With Mrs Bell
The Mid-Week Study club will meet with Mrs Harry G Bell at 603 West Farriss Avenue on Wednesday February 6 at 3 oclock. Members unable to attend are asked to notify the hostess.
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Harry G. Bell
West Farriss Avenue
Old Maid to Be Playlikers Third Production
Play Likers of the Woman's college in Greensboro present The Old Maid by Zoe Akins with Edith Wharton dramatization. Show is Friday Feb 15 at 8 PM in Aycock auditorium. Leads Charlotte Lovell and Delia are played by Barbara Bramble and Hope Willard. supporting roles by Shirley Smiley Howard Parrish Wilbur Dorsett and Mark Patterson.
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Greensboro
Woman's, College
Zoe Akins
Edith Wharton
Aycock
Charlotte Lovell
Old Maid
Delia
Barbara Bramble
Annapolis
Hope Willard
Salisbury
Shirley Smiley
Miss Kimbrough to Speak at WC Lecture Thursday
Greensboro bulletin announces Miss Smily Kimbrough, noted author and publicist, will lecture Thursday at 8 pm in Aycock Auditorium for a limited, members only audience. She coauthored Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and wrote We Follow Our Hearts to Hollywood and How Dear to My Heart.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Aycock
Smily Kimbrough
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Hour
Garden Council Meeting Tuesday at YWCA Morning
The High Point council of garden clubs will meet Tuesday at 10 o clock at the YWCA and all garden clubs are asked to send representatives. The article notes that the first electrical hearing aid was made by Alexander Graham Bell.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
Alexander Graham
Local Birth Announcements From High Point Memorial Hospital
The bulletin lists several births at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Ruth Elizabeth Hutchen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hutchen, born January 30. A Sneed baby boy born January 26 to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sneed of Russell Kansas, Mrs. Sneed formerly Mary Lassiter. Krebs baby boy born January 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Krebs, 300 Woodrow Avenue, widow Ethel Hyman. Gordon Lupton Jenkins Jr. born January 30 to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Jenkins, 901 Millis Street, Mrs. Jenkins formerly Margaret Brincefield.
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Loretta Hane Culver
Rge W. Hutchens
Tates
Ruth Elizabeth
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sneed
W. W. Sneed
Russell
Kansas
Krebs
Milton Krebs
Woodrow Avenue
Boulevard
Ethel Hyman
Gordon Jenkins
G. L. Jenkins
Millis Street
Gordon Lupton, Jr
Jenkins
Margaret Brincefield
Community clubs schedule a busy week of meetings and events
A calendar of meetings from Monday to Saturday lists the Altrusa board, Garden clubs, Double M club, L Amusante, Mid-Week Garden and Study clubs, Utopian St club, Business and Women’s club, Humane Society talk, Priscilla and Philomathean clubs, and a Franks Holton wedding event plus Elks ladies night and USO dance. Notable speakers include Rev Cecil Haworth Cartlon Buttrick and Mrs. Iris Gregory with Miss Dorothy Hoskins. Events are at YWCA buildings, Sheraton hotel, Emerywood Court, Rotary Drive, and local venues.
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Altrusa Club
R. B. Sutton
Centennial Avenue
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial Ywca
YWCA
William Shields
Cecil Haworth
Collier Ellis, Sr
Brentley Circle
Frances Holton
L'Amusante Club
Carter Holbrook
Emerywood Court
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
John Pickett
Utopian St Club
Harry Alexander
Rotary
Business and Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Iris W. Gregory
Dorothy Hoskins
The
Humane Society
Cartlon E. Buttrick
Albany
N. Y
American Humane Association
Priscilla Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Howard Hartzell
Ann Ramsey
Rotary Drive
the Elks Club
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Clyde Henry
Readvertise Bids Planned for NC Highway Projects
North Carolina's highway and public works commission will readvertise bids for road work in Raleigh in nearby weeks. Bids on the projects were considered too high, according to chairman W. Vance Baise.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Highway and Public Works Commission
Rham
Jae Whawick
Pender
Enel
Vneer W. Vance Baise
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Crea
Sonotone
Walter P. Muster
Senesen
Peggy Pell
J. D. Pell
Ramseur
Walter Allen
L. J. Allen
R. I. McCluskey
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lexington Grocery CO
Elm Street
Mnatel Inustucnr Corporation
Johnny
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Armory
English Street
Clark Hutchens Memorial Fund
Charles Loflin
High Point, N
Alice Elizabeth Scott
Robert van Dusen
James E. Scott
Jamestown
Sgt. Scott
Marion van Dusen
Athens
Mich
Davis L. Norris
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Frances Ellis
J. B. Ellis
S City
Jack Hal Long
Duke Chapel
Janice Marie Jackson
John Nelson Jackson
D. Earl Phillips
Montlieu Avenue
NCFWC
Ralph Lambeth
R. Patterson
Salem Street
B. H. Williamson
Mary Barrett
Mount Airy
Mare Snell
Myers Street
Stratford College
Danville
Japan
Kenneth B
Ee Worth
Chicago Cubs
F. F. Fortner
Eee Vn
Nell Marie Humphreys
Gloria Foust
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Henry A. A
J. E. Foscue
Captiva Island
Fla.ce
Tom Green
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Miss Kimbrough
Garden Council
Culacmatl
Pinehurst
Sandhills
North Carolina State Optometric Society
Lee M. Wieless
Optometrist
Security Bank
Telephone
Rayve
Ider Marshall
Margaret Bowles
Mary Cowan
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