Miss McNeil Weds R L Samuel in Greensboro
Miss McNeil and R L Samuel wed in Greensboro in a ceremony described by family. The bride wore a grey two piece suit with red corsage. she studied at Seagrove Westmoore High Schools and Jones Business College. He is son of Mr and Mrs L F Samuel of High Point, educated at High Point High, served in the army, and works at L B Price Mercantile. The couple reside on North Main Street in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McNeil
Clara Marie
Samuel On
Greensboro
Samuels
Seagrove
Westmoore
Jones Business College
High Point
State Capital Life Insurance Company
L. F. Samuel
Cable Street
High Point High School
Pary
L. B. Price Mercantile Company
North Main Street
Raymond Lee Samuel
Clara Marie McNeil
Mr. Samuel
WCTU Meeting in Thomasville Names Frances Dawson Chapter
Mrs J A J Farrington hosted a WCTU luncheon at Cramer Street with Mrs Frank Williams presiding. Speaker Mrs W H Causey highlighted Frances Willard’s birthday, saloon era progress, and the sun never sets on the WCTU. The local chapter was named the Frances Dawson chapter. new members were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dawson
W. L. Dawson
L. C. Bridges
Robert Williams
Betty Green
Geoup
Ruby Hall
Molly Lambeth
Carolyn Petree
Doris Yokem
Doris Rickard
Leon Jones
Jy Hale
Aldeen Robbins
Eva G. Holder
Rev Paul Jones speaks on Brotherhood at Live Y'ers club
Rev Paul Tudor Jones was guest speaker at the Live Y'ers club dinner meeting held at the YWCA. He discussed Brotherhood and race relations in the South, noting progress in North Carolina and urging self reflection during Brotherhood Week. Elizabeth Ellis presided in the absence of the president. about 15 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tudor Jones
YWCA
Jones
South
North Carolina
Elizabeth Ellis
Miss Tomlinson Honored At Informal Coca Cola Party
Miss Anna Tomlinson was honored at an informal Coca Cola party hosted by Miss Betty Lou Jackson and Miss Jane Austin at 1104 Forrest Hill Drive. The L Amusante and Debonnaire club members arranged yellow white and blue decor with jonquils sweetpeas and Dutch iris. Cakes and delicacies were served and goblets in the honoree's wedding pattern were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Amusante and
Debonnaire Clubs
Betty Lou Jackson
Forrest Hill Drive
Miss Jackson
Jane Austin
Anna Tomlinson
Winners Named In Bridge Play At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood duplicate bridge club announced winners from Saturday afternoon play at the club house. High north-south were Mrs. C. S. Beaver and Mrs. O. C. Durland. High east-west were Mrs. J. D. Thompson and Mrs. C. T. Ingram Sr. Second high NS tied Mesdames Hazelwood Gray Mackintosh and Howell. Second high EW were Mrs. Tillson and Harold Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
C. S. Beaver
O. C. Durland
J. D. Thompson
C. T. Ingram
Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood
Farrell Gray
Mesdames C. G. Mackintosh
C. W. Howell
Elizabeth City
R. It Tillson
Harold Mc
Miss Spurgeon Weds James Wm Bennett in Nossier nuptials
The engagement of Ruth Graves Spurgeon to James William Bennett was announced by Mr and Mrs William D Spurgeon. Spurgeon, a Guilford Business College graduate, lives in High Point and works for Atlantic Insurance and Realty. Bennett, a former Danville Military Institute and Randolph Macon Academy student, served 49 months in the army, including 29 overseas, and now works for Clover Brand dairies. The wedding is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Spurgeon
Ruth Graves
James William Bennett
Taswell B. Bennett
Bennett
Miss Spurgeon
Abbotts Creek
Wallburg High School
Guilford Business College
High Point
Frank T. Green
Lexington Avenue
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company
Danville Military Institute
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Clover Brand Dairies
Miss Drye to Wed William Otis Bullins
Mr and Mrs M C Drye announce the engagement of Doris Frances to William Otis Bullins. The couple will marry in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Drye
Wm. Otis Bullins
M. C. Drye
Ward Street
Doris Frances
William Otis Bullins
W. A. Bullins
Trinity
Miss Hedgecock Weds J. L. Bell In North Main Church
Mr and Mrs Harlen Hedgecock announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Lois to J L Bell on February 7 at the home of Rev Neil Armstrong. The bride wore a black and white suit with white carnations corsage. The couple, now at home on 117 East Tate Street, plan a western North Carolina wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Bell
Betty Lois Hedgecock
Harlen Hedgecock
High Point
Route One
L. W. Bell
Betty Lois
J. L. Bell
Neil J. Armstrong
North Main —Burgh
Bell
High Point Overall Company
Benbow Reproduction Company
Guilford College
North Carolina
East
Tate Street
Rehearsal Party Fetes Bridal Party for Armentrout Beck
A rehearsal party hosted by Mrs L C Armentrout and Miss Betty Lou Armentrout followed Mary Katherine Armentrout and Ansel Beck sale to Ward Street Methodist Church. Guests then socialized in the living room and dining room with white gladioli, greenery and a green white motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Armentrout
Ansel Beck
Mary Katherine Armentrout
L .C. Armentrout
Betty Lou Armentrout
Ward Street Methodist Church
UDC Chapter to Meet on Monday
The February meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will convene Monday at 3 30 p m at the Gibson clubrooms 1900 North Main. President Mrs Dan Arden will preside and Mrs W A Bivins will speak on Sidney Lanier. Members are asked to note the change in meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gibson
North Main
Dan Arden
W. A. Bivins
Sidney Lanier
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Enterprise
Miss McNeil
R. L. Samuel
WCTU
Thomasville
Rev. Paul Jones
Betty Jackson
Miss Tomlinson
James Wm. Bennett
Miss Hedgecock
Nora
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee
Holloware
Alberts
South Main ST
Center Theatre
Sedgefield
Rushands and
Ange
Tn Ff At
UDC
Makers
Amond
Ile
Albert
Meadow
Arden
D Logan
Heather
Lawrence
Wise
Wales
Pella
South Main Street
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