Welch Sparks Vows Exchanged In Simple Home Rites
Miss Clara Sparks and Harold Welch were married in a simple afternoon ceremony by January 28 at the bride’s brother W. A. Sparks home on route 1. Elder Zeb Rhodes officiated in the presence of immediate family members. The couple plans to reside with the groom’s parents on Jeanette Street.
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Clara Sparks
B. R. Sparks
Harold Welch
B. O. Welch
High Point
W. A. Sparks
Route 1
Zeb Rhodes
Mrs. Welch
Jeanette Street
Garden Council Meets Tuesday in High Point
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will hold its meeting Tuesday morning at a yet unspecified time and location, inviting members to attend and discuss gardening topics.
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Garden Council
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Music of Paul Makovsky Violinist Here Tuesday
Paul Makovsky noted violinist comes to Highao Community Concert association for a eight o'clock performance at the senior high school. Critics liken him to Fritz Kreisler and praise his Beethoven cadence and musical diction. Tickets may be secured by contacting Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson or Mrs. R. T. Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Makovsky
High Point Community Concert Association
Makovsky
Kreisler
Stockholm
Sweden
Salle Gaveau
High Ao Community Concert Association
Fritz Kreisler
Glenn Dillard Gunn
Washington Times-Herald
National Symphony
Gunn
Dn Makovisky
Town Hall
The
New York Times
Canada
Newaven Symphony Orchestra
C. F. Tomlinson
R. T. Amos
Rosen and Ruden Plan March Wedding
Miss Betty Ann Rosen and Robert Ruden announce their engagement. Betty Ann is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rosen of 303 Parkway. Robert is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Ruden of Suffolk Virginia. The couple plan a mid March wedding. Betty Ann studied locally then at High Point College and UNC Chapel Hill. Robert attended Randolph-Macon College and William and Mary and works with his father in the Suffolk mercantile business.
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Emanuel Rosen
Betty Ann
Robert Ruden
Alvin H. Ruden
Sufflck
Virginia
Rosen
303 Parkway
High Point College
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Ruden
Randolph- Macon College
Ashland
William and Mary
Richmond
Suffolk
Miss Bumgarner Weds Mr Wall At Methodist Parsonage
Miss Mildred Bumgarner and Reece Wall exchanged vows Friday evening January 27 at the Main Street Methodist parsonage. Rev. W G McFarland officiated. The bride, a Sears employee from Thomasville, wore a white crepe dress with navy accessories, orchids for a corsage, and a matching hat. A cake cutting followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside in Archdale after a West Virginia wedding trip.
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Main Street Methodist Church
Mildred Bumgarner
Miles Bumgarner
Thomasville
Reece Wall
G. K. Wall
Trinity
W. G. McFarland
Wall
Pilot High School
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Breensboro
Trinity High School
West Virginia
Arche
Priscilla Club Plans Meeting
The Priscilla club will meet Friday at 3 o'clock with Mrs. H. L. Brockman at her Fairway home.
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Priscilla Club
H. L. Brockman
Fairway
Miss Lineberry Weds James H Wall Jr In Asheboro Church
Miss Etta Lineberry and James Hobart Wall Jr wed in a candlelight ceremony at First Baptist Church Asheboro on January 29 with a green white setting. The bride wore candlelight satin with Chantilly lace and carried an orchid shower. Attendants wore nile green and azalea pink satin. parents and guests attended. The couple plans a wedding trip and a new home in High Point.
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Lineberry
James H. Wall, Jr
Asheboro Church
Asheboro
First Baptist Church
Etta Lee Lineberry
Rufus Lester Lineberry
James Hobart Wall
High Point
H. K. Masteller
E. S. Millsaps
William Grey
North Wilkesboro
Arnold Wright
Ethel Faye Glen
Durham
Robert Ferree, Jr
Nancy Tuttle
High Point College
Florence Landis
Reading
Jack Hawks
Charles Smith
James Hunsuck
Hugh Setzer
Newton
Carroll Henderson
Carter Lassiter
Crown Hosiery Mills, Inc
Wall
Miss Margaret Ann Donald Bride Elect Feted in Greensboro
Greensboro and High Point hosts honor Miss Margaret Ann Donald who will wed Harold Amos. A dessert bridge party at Mrs H G Ilderton’s home featured white snap dragons dutch inns and hyacinths with red and white decorations. Prizes went to Mrs R T Amos Miss Dot Clodfelter and Mrs W B Donald. A Greensboro coffee at Winsfield Parlor followed by a china gift, corsage and silver service for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Donald
High Point
Greensboro
Margaret Ann, Donald
Harold Amos
H. G. Ilderton
Ben A. Barone
Asheboro
Thomas Forster
Richard Wright
J. W. Thomas, Jr
Don McCurry
Harold Williard
Ruth Ellis Patrica Hubbard
Clodfelter
Lora Crutchfield
Mildred Hayworth
Jackie
Routh
Narcy Sewell
Miss Pearce
Raleigh
Miss Donald
Morothy Clodfelter
Woman's College
Winsfield
Ocfelter
Patsy Clodfelter
Nancy Hamlet
Statesville
Eleanor Smith
Kinston
Pentagon Club Meeting With Mrs Hoskins
The Pentagon club will meet with Mrs. Robert Hoskins at her home on East Lexington avenue Monday night at 8 o'clock.
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Pentagon Club
Robert Hoskins
East
Lexington Avenue
Music Study To Meet Friday At 11 Oclock
Mrs H T Hudson will host the Friday Morning Music Study club Friday at 11 o'clock. The event invites members to attend and enjoy a morning session focused on musical study and discussion.
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H. T. Hudson
High Pointers At Palm Beach
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hall of High Point North Carolina visit their son James Hall in Palm Beach for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brawley of Greensboro North Carolina tour Key West and Orlando before returning home after a Vineta hotel stay.
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Palm Beach, Fla
W. B. Hall
High Point
N. C
Vineta Hotel
James Hall
Palm Beach
J. W. Brawley
Greensboro
Vineta
Key East
Orlando
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Dupont - Tontine
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Taundry
John T. Ellis and Company
Ladies Fine Apparel
South Main St
Miss Rosen
Miss Bumgarner
Mr. Wall
Methodist Parsonage
Koonce
Tobias
Mpocre
Soe
Endocreme
Tobias N. Main
Finest Ladies Store
Fobias
Collier
Kay Collier
Margaret Sommerfield
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