Bosses Night Banquet Honors Irma McCrary At Credit Wassers Club
Irma McCrary of William F Freeman Architects named outstanding member at the Credit Wassers Crest Bosses Night Banquet. Out of town guests from Raleigh Winston-Salem Fuquay Varina Thomasville Lexington with state guest Mrs Shirley Palmer present. The Collegians of High Point College performed folk songs as Mrs Pauline Smith led the program and door prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma McCrary
Lattoo Amen
McCrary
William F. Freeman Architects
Ferrol Robertson
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Fuquay- Varina
Thomasville
Shirley Palmenry
Ccaustereens
Collegians
High Point College
Tom Page
Jim Sloan
Beth Davis
Pauline Smith
Emily Fallenstein
Frances Lopp
Edwin Leipman
Smith
Canolia Aley
Barbara Wilson
Community Activities Schedule for Ferndale Area
Monday events run from 4 p.m. with 7th Ferndale and 8th 9th Northeast Y-Teens. Evening slots include Jr. and Sr. Life Saving at 8 p.m. and various classes such as Painting and Art, Adult Morning Swim, Preschool Swim, Double M Club, Kindergarten, Advanced Beginners, Ragsdale Y-Teens, Intermediate Swimmer, B and P Club, Soprano Uke, Slim in the Gym, and Adult Beginner Swim.
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Ferndale
Ragsdale
Slim
Camellia Club Elects Officers in High Point Meeting
The High Point Camellia Club elected a new officer slate led by President Mrs. Carl Wood and Vice President Mrs. Earl Schafer at a meeting hosted by Mrs. I K Purvis on Frazier Street. Treasurer Mrs. J W Coltrane and Publicity Officer D Gibson Jr also named. dues were raised. A tour of the Purvis greenhouse followed with blooms on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Camellia Club
I. K. Purvis
Frazier Street
Carl Wood
Earl Schafer
John
J. W. Coltrane
Age. D. Gibson Jr
Purvis Greenhouse
A. C. Perry
Council
Sara
H. O. Willems
Wedding at Emerywood Country Club
Miss Alexander from page 6A at Emerywood Country Club hosted a valentine themed reception. Hal A. Davis and wife led the receiving line while guests admired white stock carnations red carnations and white roses in cupid vessels. The bride’s table featured a white satin cloth tulle a five tier cake with velvet hearts and carnations. Guests registered by Miss Myra Alexander and Mrs Lawrence Alexander. Farewells were said to Mr Sloan D. Gibson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Hal A. Davis
Fletcher D. Kearns
Myra Alexander
Lawrence Alexander
Charlotte
Sloan D. Gibson Jr
Church Class Meeting At S Main Methodist
A scheduled meeting of the Character Builders Class at S Main Street Methodist Church was originally planned for this evening. The notice notes a church activity update and confirms the event context for parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main Street Methodist Church
Babies Born To Cody Smith and Hess Families
Mr and Mrs Sam Cody announce the birth of Tammy Beatrice on February 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs George T Smith announce Karen Michelle born February 12 at the local hospital. Mrs Smith is formerly Miss Elizabeth Driggers of Winston Salem. Mr and Mrs Robert Hess announce a son Robert Ricky born February 11 at High Point Hospital.
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Sam Cody
Eden Ter
Tammy Beatrice
High Point Memorial Hospital
George T. Smith
Valley Ridge
Karen Michelle
Robert Hess
501 South Rd
Robert Ricky
High Point Hospital
State Chaplain Candidate Named at March Convention
The state nominating committee asked Mary Ann Groome to run for state chaplain and Lynn Moulton urged her to be her personal page at the March convention. Refreshments in a valentine theme were served by Mrs. Hunter Dalton Jr. The next meeting is Saturday April 10 at 1033 Wellington Court, hosted by Mary Ann and Ruth Groome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Groome
Lynn Moulton
Valentine
Hunter Dalton Jr
Mary Ann
Ruth Groome
Wellington Court
Marsha Netts
Teen party menu features eggnog and pound cake
Non alcoholic eggnog paired with thin slices of pound cake forms a simple party spread for teens. The combination offers familiar flavors and easy serving options for a casual gathering.
Ostrich Handbags Reach Spring Fashion With White Scales
The piece highlights white ostrich handbags as a fresh spring fashion trend with soft leathers in envelope, swagger, and accordion satchel shapes. It notes daytime and evening uses with metal frames and chains and suggests buying additional colors like beige, pastels, yellow, or turquoise. It also briefly advises storing fresh green peas in the fridge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Credit Women
Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs
Shirley Palmer
Camellia Club
Harold Johnson
Miss Alexander
Character Builders
Tammy Beatrice Cody
Karen Michelle Smith
Robert Ricky Hess
High Point
Grace Flower
North Wrenn
Westwood
Artistic Beauty College
Our Clinic
Wed. & Pri. Ly
W. Commerce St. Ph
Salon of Beauty Dial
N. Wrenn
Woman's World
W. Commerce Dial
Maker
South Main
North Main
OLD & New Pictures
Coppedge Studio College Village
S. Main Street
James E. Meacham
Harold C. Davis
Mr. Meacham
Iredell County
Statesville
Mitchell College
Gupton-Jones College of
Koonce Funeral Home
High Point Mutual Burial Association
Davis's
Harold €. Davis
Plowers North Main
Farriss Avenue
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