Miss Mildred Causby Bride-Elect Feted in Concord Party
Mrs FE B Causby hosted a bridal party at her Concord home for Miss Mildred Causby of High Point who will wed Lewis White of High Point and Moravia NY on February 14. Guests included Mrs Weldon Hamrick of Charlotte and 20 attendees enjoyed a decorative dinner, gifts, and bridal games. High Point participants included Mrs J L Causby and Mesdames Causby Jr, Charles Causby, John P Causby, and Thomas R Causby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Causby
Concord
FE. B. Causby
Mildred Causby
High Point
Lewis White
Moravia
N. Y
Weldon K. Hamrick
Charlotte
Lucille Causby
Mooresboro
Griffith-Elliott Wedding Set For Saturday Ceremony
Miss Louise Griffith and Raymond L. Elliott will wed at Calvary Methodist church on Saturday at 5 PM with Rev. C. B. Newton officiating. Music by Jordan Spencer and Gene Peace. Ushers include Wesley Jones and Charles Elliott. Rehearsal tomorrow at 8 PM followed by a reception at the Griffiths on Greensboro road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Griffith
Raymond L. Elliott
Calvary Methodist Church
C. B. Newton
Jordan Spencer
Gene Peace
Wesley Jones
Charles Elliott
Hoyle Morgan
James
Mabel
Eva Griffith
Greensboro Road
Nurses Club Program Focuses on Income Taxes
The High Point Graduate Nurses' club met at 7 30 in the Adams Memorial YWCA with President Mrs Hodgin presiding. Two membership nominees were presented Miss Loretta Culver and Miss Mary Hasty. A. Lee Gibson presented Federal Income Taxes. The note adds that Finland was annexed by Russia in 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
W. H. Hodgin
Loretta Jane Culver
Mary Louise Hasty
A. Lee Gibson
Rev Cecil Haworth Guests at BPWC Dinner Program
The Business and Professional Women's club met at the Sheraton for a dinner and program. Rev. Cecil Haworth spoke on Is Peace Possible citing steps toward world peace and urging reading and thinking to usher in a new era of world government. Forty two members attended along with several guests and new member R B Gantt was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Cecil Haworth
Oriana B. James
Frances Casey
Ruby Morrison
James
North Carolina Federation of Bpwc
Charlotte
Kathryn Shipman
Alta B. Chamelin
Ruria Shelton
Iris Welch Gregory
Shelton
Haworth
Harriett Hodgin
Dot Lee
Billi Lee
Glenn Venable
Thelma Ryan
Virgin Teer
Mary Jones
Havel Stone
Kate Ragan
R. B. Gantt
Humane Society Event Rings Sheraton with Guest Speaker
Calendar lists Thursday 7:45 p m meeting at the Sheraton Hotel featuring Cartlon E Buttrick of Albany with the American Humane association as guest speaker. Several social events follow across Friday and Saturday including luncheons, club meetings, a tea honoring a bride elect, Elks ladies night, and USO dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Sheraton Hotel
Cartlon E. Buttrick
Albany, N. Y
American Humane Association
Local social notes list visits and travels
Mrs. Charles Highsmith of Dunn arrived last Sunday to spend this week with her daughter Mrs. C. Dunbar on East Farris avenue. Mrs. Wray Ferlow of Augusta Georgia is a house guest in the home of her sister in law Mrs. B. Casey on Greenwood ve. Miss Frances Johnson left this morning for Miami Fla to visit her sister who is ill. She expects to be away about a week. Mrs. Percy Idol Emerywood Court apartments has as her house guest her mother Mrs. Walter L. Small of Elizabeth City. Mrs. Small expects to be here about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Highsmith of
Dunn
C. Dunbar
East Farris Avenue
Frances Johnson
Miami, Fla
Percy Idol
Emerywood Court Apartments
Walter L. Small
Elizabeth City
Small
Church Social Circle Meet at Ward Street Church
Ward Street Circle No 1 will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 tonight at Mrs James Byrum 1604 Ward Street Visitors are welcome Wesleyan Service Guild Meets at Main Street Methodist home of Mrs Marjorie Coleman on Gatewood Avenue Miss Mary Elizabeth Bennett opened with a devotional program Roy Kearns guest speaker spoke on Plan ning In Africa For a Lasting Peace Refreshments served to close the program Estherian class meets tomorrow night at Mrs A L Kirkman 1606 Bradley Street Miss Mildred Causby honored at Valentine party with games and a wrapped silver gift
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Ward Street
James Byrum
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street Methodist Church
Marjorie Coleman
Gatewood Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Jeman
Roy Kearns
Kearns
Africa
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
A. L. Kirkman
Bradley Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Mildred Causby
Judy Primm
Miss Causby
Civilian Posts Open In Korea
U S occupation forces seek to attract 1700 American civilians to jobs in Korea and to sign discharged personnel for posts. So far 35 civilians have arrived and 16 army dischargees have signed. Pay ranges from 2700 to 8000 dollars yearly with army housing and employee paid quarters. Winston-Salem Journal notes Janan's literacy rate at 97 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Winston-Salem Journal
Women of the Moose Plan Valentine Benefit Dance
At Moose hall the Women of the Moose held a meeting led by senior regent Louise Witherspoon. They arranged a benefit Valentine dance for Friday February 15 with Tommy Dodamead's orchestra providing music. A letter from Dorothy Eggleston was read and three new members were elected. the meeting closed with the heart endowment pledge march and a 9 o'clock ceremony.
Bacon Drippings Used For Traditional Spoon Bread
Bacon drippings are praised for enriching spoon bread corn bread and meat pie toppers in traditional cooking notes. The guide highlights flavor enhancement and versatile uses across staple dishes.
Breaded chops need chilling before frying
Instructions advise breading pork or cutlets and refrigerating for several hours to help the crumbs cling better. A separate note compares Manchuria’s size to Japan and Korea, stating Manchuria is twice as large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Small Fry Snacks for After School Treats
Guide for a quick after play snack using three or more bread slices with a soft filling. Use white and dark bread alternately. Wrap sandwiches in a damp cloth, press under a light weight, and cut into quarter inch slices before serving.
Drinking and Thieving on the Rise at Southern Colleges
Louisiana State University officials report rising theft and drinking among college students. Dr. Houston T. Karnes, assistant professor of mathematics, based findings on a October meeting of deans and men from southern colleges in Atlanta. North Carolina and N. C. State were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors
Houston T. Karnes
Karnes
Southern Colleges
Atlanta
North Carona
N. C. State
Alinta
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Ider Marshall
Mgr
Nurses’ Club
Finland
Russia
Meer Ae
eSeneratere
Iefy Jeweler
BPWC
Everett Marsh
Allen Welborn
Johnson Street
Gilbert Reid Marsh, Jr
W. B. Hall
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Howard Hartzell
YMCA
Clyde Henry
Ward Street Circle
Janan
Women of Moose Plan
Nature
Doan
Becky's
Whitlark’s Gift Shop
East Commerce St
Aneniaa
Winnie Lee Steed Bury Tyee Getty Trotter
Vauline Hedgecock Princess Beauty Shop
NS Main St. Te
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main St
Leggin
Tiradee
Malpass & Kearns Food Market
Orner
Sunshine Sugar Honey
Grahams
Ken Dawn Bleach
Larme
Pinto
Florida
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