Harmon Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Melvin Harmon marked their silver anniversary at home 1423 Tryon Street Sunday from 3 to 5 PM with about 100 guests. Guests included out of town friends from Asheboro Mebane Chapel Hill Guilford Greensboro and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harmon
Melvin Harmon
Tryon Street
J. C. Talbert
Harmon
Clarence Dennis
Will Hasty
Asheboro
Ola Fagan
Georgia Hasty
M. C. Rowe
Arthur Hansen
Harman
Will Hasty, Jr
Georgia Lee Hasty
Curtis Charles
Mebane
Forl Charles
Chapel Hill
Eugene Hodgen
Guilfo College
Bessie Brown
Greensro
Bride Elect And Bride Honored With Shower
Mrs. David Johnson and Miss Wilma Croker hosted at the Croker home in Trinity on Rt. 1 Saturday evening honoring Miss Betty Ann Davis bride elect and Mrs. Wilbur Wall recent bride. Contests and a mock wedding provided entertainment with gifts and refreshments concluding the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Wilma Croker
Croker
Trinity
Rt. 1
Betty Ann Davis
Wilbur Wall
Miss Davis
Nancy Turpin
Clem Croker
Willard Crouse
Sue Davis
Jimmy Davis
Church Circles Schedule Meetings on East Green Street
The East Green Street Baptist church outlines circle meetings this week at multiple homes across town. Notable hosts include Mrs. M. M. Culler Mrs. G. H. Callicutt and Mrs. T. S. Clayton among others with sessions on various weekdays and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Green Street Church
East Green Street
Ruth Robbins
John Whitlow
Martha Holton
Lula Mae Underwood
White Oak
Fidelis Circle
Grover Summey
Thissell Street
Calendar notes highlight Miss Sara Hester wedding plans
A schedule of events lists dinners and meetings through Friday and a wedding breakfast and ceremony for Miss Sara Hester and Robert Aiken, with related honors for the bride elect. Attendees include Miss Geneva Crowder, Miss Alfreda Hardie, and the Hester family in Winston-Salem and Emerywood area events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
N. M. Harrison
Country Club
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Valette J. Harris
Emerywood Country Club
Bridge
Lindsay Street
Geneva Crowder
Hester-Aiken
Emeryear Country Club
Jean Lackey
Sara Hester
Robert Howard Aiken
Calvary Moravian Church
E Waeie
O. H. Hester
E. C. Harville
Junius Beck
Emma Payne Is Honored At Open House Birthday
Mrs. Emma Payne celebrated her eighty year birthday with an open house at 209 Pine Street yesterday. About fifty friends and relatives from Winston Salem and surrounding towns attended the three to five o clock call. Guests signed in with Mrs. C C Horney and Mrs. Burton Swaim overseeing arrivals. Refreshments featured a Valentine motif with lace hearts and tall white tapers. Aliene and Leila Smith assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Payne
Birhday
Mayne
James J. T. Morgan
Jee Horney
Mrs. Payne
Pine Street
Winston-Salem
Wallby Kernersville
Farmer and
High Point
C. C. Horney
Farmer
Burton Swaim
Aliene
Leila Smith
Engagements In Asheboro Announced As Feb 10 Notice
Asheboro couples and families announce engagements and marriages in a local notice. Helen Roberts to McRae Warren. Frances Edith Hall to Milton R. Matthews. Martha Burrows to Jesse Robert Toler. Also marriage of Vern Cain and Paul Edward Mabe. Edna Louise Hudson to Manley Yow Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hall
Randleman
Frances Edith
Milton R. Matthews
R. M. Matthews
Greensboro
Washington Irving Burrows
Asheboro
Martha
Jesse Robert
Frank G. Toler
Local residents visit and recoveries at High Point Memorial hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard A LeDuc of Warren Michigan were weekend guests of C C Cagle in Trinity. John Cagle and Mr LeDuc shared 22 months of overseas radar service. Mrs G T Hill of 900 Russell street is improving after an operation at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Miss Virginia Hodges had an operation at Boulevard unit and plans to return home soon. Victoria Lawrence and Zoe Young of Durham visited the Williards at 1102 Johnson street. Nellie Lowry of 712% English street is undergoing treatment at Boulevard unit and can receive visitors. Leo Gaither of 503 Colonial drive is a patient at Boulevard unit after a minor operation. Harold Williard, student at State College Raleigh, spent weekend with the Williards. Mrs R L Frazier of route 5 was admitted to Boulevard unit for an operation and will receive visitors later in the week. Miss Johnsie Smith of 304 Parkway is a patient at Boulevard hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Louise Hudson
L. H. Hudson
Randelman
Route 1
Manley Yow, Jr
G. M. Yow
Sophia
H. V. Cox
Christian Church
Ramseur
Richard A. LeDuc
Warren, Mich
C. C. Cagle
Trinity
Mr. LeDuc
John Cagle
G. T. Hill
Russell Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Virginia Hodges
Point Memorial Hospital
Allen Jay
Victoria Lawrence
Zoe Young
Durham
Mrs. C. H. Williard
Johnson Street
Nellie Lowry
English Street
Leo Gaither
Colonial Drive
Eeee
Harold Williard
State College
Raleigh
Mrs
C. H. Williard
R. L. Frazier
Route 5
Johnsie Smith
Parkway
D A R Speaker Dr P E Lindley at Alexander Martin Chapter
Dr P E Lindley will be guest speaker for the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The meeting is Tuesday at 3 30 pm with Mrs W T Powell on Hillcrest Drive. Topic is Americanism. A board meeting precedes at 3 15 pm. Associate hostesses are Mesdames Ethel Rochelle J C Moore Harvey Mills A E Tate Bill Snow Jr and Miss Pearl Tdol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
D.A.R
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Drive
P. E. Lindley
High Point Garden Club
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Emerywood Count Club
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Arden Club
R. Blackburn
F. L. Gordy
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
The
Daughers of the American Revolution
Ethel Rochelle
J. C. Moore
Harvey Mills
A. E. Tate
Bill Snow, Jr
Miss Pearl Tdol
Tea and Topics meeting postponed
The Tea and Topics club meeting originally set for Thursday at 3 30 with Mrs F H Hallenbeck has been postponed. A new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
F. H. Hallenbeck
P.T.A. Meeting Postponed At Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay school Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for this evening at 7 30 has been postponed to next Monday at the regular hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Mrs Cecil Hosts Shower for Miss Armentrout Before Her Wedding
Mrs Lothair Cecil entertained at her Gilbert street home for Miss Mary Armentrout with a carnation corsage and a treasure hunt for the bride. Prizes went to Mesdames John Parker Bob Hall and Miss Betty Armentrout. The hostess gave crystal at a green and white reception as guests including Mozelle Valentine Josie Armentrout and J J Armentrout attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Armentrout
Ansel Beck
Lothair Cecil
Gilbert Street
John Parker
Bob Hall
Betty Armentrout
Mozelle Valentine
Josie Armentrout
Mesd
A. F E. Henderson
L. G. Armentrout
F. R. Fraley
Wayne Johnson
R. G. Kearns
Elton Beck
O. H. Clodfelter
G. O. Beck
J. J. Armentrout
International Youth Council Meets Tonight
The High Point International Youth council will meet at St. Mary's Episcopal church at 7:30 tonight. A special program has been planned by the church’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point International Youth Council
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Inquirers Class At St. Edwards Postponed
The Inquirers class for Catholics and non Catholics at St Edwards Rectory 609 Barbee Street has been postponed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquirers
St. Edwards
St. Edward's Rectory
Barbee Street
Social Column Submissions Sought for Community Notes
Readers are invited to share notices about visitors travel illness and social events for placement in the column. Submit plans and personal notices to inform neighbors and relate upcoming gatherings or family news.
McKenney On Bridge Column Note
A brief bridge column by McKenney outlines card play ideas and hand analysis with practical tips and examples. The piece focuses on declarer strategy and techniques for common bridge situations without sensational details.
Master Points Battle Shapes May Fair Bridge Play
William McKenney notes Harry J. Fishbein of the May fair Bridge Club in New York has never won the year’s top Master Points trophy but is a leading figure in bridge. He shares a sample hand and discusses key play principles in six clubs, highlighting timing of trump tricks and ruffing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Fishbein
Mayfair Bridge Club
New York
Fishbein
Ralph H. Schellenberg
South
Declarer
East
Dummy
Hedrick Class Leads Benevolence Drive At Church
The Kk. T. Hedrick Bible class of First Evangelical and Reform church, led by W. A. Parham, meets 9:45 Sundays. Arnold J. Koonceay spoke on Good Fellowship. Gurney Briggs sang. The 100 members vie to aid the organization, Sunday school, Nazareth Children's home near Rockwell, and church needs. Financials show on hand 733.73 at Jan 1, 1946. receipts 6,587.29. disbursements 1,082.97. balance 1,321.02 on Dec 31, 1946. five-year disbursements total 22,? thousand. Average attendance 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. T
Nazareth Children’s Home
Rockwell
S. S
Luncheon At Asheboro Honors Three Brides And Social Events
Asheboro scenes of social life include a buffet luncheon honoring Mrs. William C. Moore a past summer bride Mrs. John Redding of Charlotte and Mrs. Jack Burkhead a recent bride Hostesses were Mrs. Curry Loflin and Lucille Myatt About forty guests attended A white elephant party and wiener roast followed at the Moore home with about thirty guests Mrs. Ogburn Yates led a bridge club afternoon and other clubs held meetings with prizes and refreshments through the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Curry Loflin
Lucille Myatt
Loflin
William C. Moore
John Redding
Charlotte
Jack Burkhead
Arthur Burkhead
Alice Ann Davis
Gainesville
J. G. Owens
Valentine
Herman Duncan
Roy Cole
Donna Lee Loflin
Bunny Loflin
H. K. Moore
Davis Crawford
Hart Campbell
Frank McLeod
Ed Steere
Ervin Frye
George Joyner
Tar Heel Gardener Plans for a Productive Garden Year
The article urges garden planning during garden planning week to boost health and yields. It recommends choosing vegetables and seed early, rotating plantings, and buying fertilizer now. Suggested blends include 6-8-6 or 5-10-5 with phosphate and potash, plus manure and season-specific crops like tobacco or sweet potatoes.
Leonard Child Born in Boulevard Hospital
Mr and Mrs W L Leonard announce the birth of a son Richard Allen on February 6 at Boulevard hospital. The notice adds a home tip about using cauliflower leaves in cooking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Basil Freeman & His Orchestra
Amvets
Vicks
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church School
Howard Wright
Gatewood Avenue
Fairmont Park
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Madaris
Green Street Baptist Church
Charles W. Causby
Kivett Drive
Lydia Lydia
Pinc
Pinkham
Elgin — Bulova
Longines
Waltham
Benrus
Gruen
Stanley
125 & Main
J. C. Penney CO
Helen McBee
Maud Carraway
Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Town and Country Garden Club
Dolan Hedrick
Springfield
Tom Harvey
Twentieth Century Study Club
Henry Koonts
Council of Jewish Omen
O. A. Kirkman
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
R. Mayne Albright
Emeryn Country Club
United States
Noah Roberts
Helen
McRae Warren
Abel Warren
Garland
Miss Kerts
Greensboro College
Warren
University of North Carolina
Vern Cain
Staley
Paul Edward Mabe
R. A. Gaddis
D. A. R. Speaker
P.T.A
PTA
Mrs. Cecil
Miss Armentrout
International Youth Council
McKenney
Val
South West North East
Racine
William EK
America’s Card Authority
NBA Service
Hedrick Class
Mantheinmm Company, Inc
Henry Redding
Francis Barham
W. K. Woodruff
C. E. Viverette
Rock Club
R. C. Crofts
G. W. Hayworth
Orian Whatley
Fred Lane
Crofts
John H. Harris
Guilford
H. Ez
Allred
T. K. Ring
Lindsay Delicatessen
Lindsay &T
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Princess Beauty Shop
Coats
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