Bride Honors Shower in Kernersville and Birthday Celebration
In Kernersville on February 23 Mrs LeRoy Stewart nee Clara Jean Trent was honored with a green and white bridal shower hosted by her mother Mrs Alice Trent and sister Mrs A Hubert Van Hoy at the Community House. Prizes went to Mrs Kenneth Atkins and Miss Eloise Hastings. a second event noted seventh birthday honors for Philip Berrier with prizes awarded to Evon Crews Tommy Berrier Jimmy Sears and Betty Lou Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Kernersville
LeRoy Stewart
Clara Jean Trent
Alice Trent
A. Hubert van Hoy
Kenneth Atkins
Eloise Hastings
Stewart
Mesdames Garvey Stafford
James Southern
Denis Stafford
Fred Mabe
Carl Morris
LeRoy Calhoun
O. B. Hendrix, Sr
Russell Hastings
Buck VanHoy
Grady Kirkman
Charles Hudson
Robert Siles
Pearl McKaughn
Rodger Williams
Pete Holder
Joel Calhoun
Betty Kirkman
Faye Overby
Louise Stafford
Mary Lillian Calhoun
Annie Lee VanHo
Philip Berrier
McCoy Berrier
Evon Crews
Tommy Berrier
Jimmy Sears
Betty Lou Kennedy
Rebecca Musten
Bob
Dicky Crutchfield
Sybil McMichael
Billy
Eugene Perdue, Jr
Ann
Vicky Chandler
Cary Ruth
Vicky Ragland
Larry
Jimmy Roddy
Robert Dwiggins, Jr
Maurice
Ellen Beeson
Jane Vance
Barbara
Martha Jones
Tommy
Don
Lewis Berrier
Polly
Peggy Ingram
Community Club and Society Meetings Listed for Today
Education department of the Woman's club hosts Mrs A C Sawyer with several associate hostesses and speaker Rep Carl A Grimms on What Price Citizenship. Entre Nous club gathers at Emerywood, family night dinner at Emerywood, High Point nursing officers and Woodmen events follow with officers and drill team meeting. Honor for Miss by Mrs Irving Paster and others closes the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
A. C. Sawyer
Mesdames M. R. Cole
E. R. Outland
A. H. Holton
G. B. Stainback
V. Carl A. Grimms
Entre Nous Club
Cc. F. Long
Emerywood Country Club
Noble Grand and Officers Club
Magadelene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
High Point
Ruby Musselman
Centennial Avenue
Woodmen's Circle Officers Club
WOW
West High Street
Irving Paster
Sam Taub
Janette Taub
Sleep With False Teeth Debate Highlights Dental Care
Dentists disagree on wearing dentures 24 hours a day while agreeing SUXION outperforms powders and pastes for loose plates. The inching gums need rest, yet many offices stock free samples of rival products. In High Point a busy evening offers concerts, clubs, and social events including a Mayors band night and Beta Sigma Phi bridge. a Gospel Tabernacle wedding and Emerywood Country Club dance complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
YWCA
R. T. Cottam
Alice Cottam
Valette J. Harris
Marguerite Murray
R. T. Cottam, Jr
Gospel Tabernacle
Emerywood Country Club
Virgil Mason
Y Girls Defeat Senior Hi Team at the Y 37 to 18
The High Point YMCA girls basketball team defeated a senior high school girls squad at the Y 37 18. The Y team is coached by Jean Pin and features players Nancy Kfort Ruth Eifort Marjory In gram Anita Cornelison Louise De Brown and Mary Saun ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Ymca
Jean Pin
Nancy Kfort
Ruth Eifort
Marjory Ingram
Anita Cornelison
Louise de Brown
Mary Sauners
Deaths and Funerals for John A Burrow
Funeral services for John Aleck Burrow 81 farmer of the Fairfield community were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Southside Baptist Church with Rev W H Barker and Rev Dennis L Larkins officiating. Music featured a ladies trio Silvertone trio and solo by the pastor. burial followed in Trinity cemetery with pallbearers from Trophy Council No 29 Jr O U A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Burrow
John Aleck Burrow
Fairfield
Southside Baptist Church
W. H. Barker
Dennis L. Larkins
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Mr. Barker
Silvertone
A. T. Tuttle
Doris Jones
Etta Taylor
Trophy Council No. 29
Earl Russell
Luther Sellers
Billy Southern
Robert Glisson
Guy Martin
J. W. Whitlow
Trinity Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lou Underwood observed
Mrs Mary Lou Underwood 71 wife of the late Joshua L Underwood Route 3 died Monday in a High Point hospital after four days of illness. Funeral conducted at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church by Rev Oscar Hartman and Rev D A Oakley with choir piano and a vocal trio. Pallbearers included Reid Watford Clyde Watford Roy Watford Jack Watford S C Watford Bobby Martin Bernard Hunt and Clifford Underwood. Interment in the church family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Underwood Thomasville
Mary Lou Watford Underwood
Joshua L. Underwood
High Point
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
Oscar Hartman
Liberty Baptist Church
D. A. Oakley
E. T. Kearns
Cicero Hunt
Leyton Rule
Wilmont Jester
M. G. Long
Reid Watford
Clyde Watford
Roy Watford
Jack Watford
S. C. Watford
Bobby Martin
Bernard Hunt
Clifford Underwood
Clifford Lambeth
Hannah Hepler
Church
Trinity Methodist Church Social Meeting This Thursday
The Friendly Class at Trinity Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Buren Andrews in Trinity. Mrs Gurney Peace will be associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Buren Andrews
Trinity
Gurney Peace
Junior Bible Class Meeting at Emanuel Church
The Junior Bible Class of Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church met Thursday night at Mrs. Jesse E Myers home with associate hostesses Mesdames C F Pevins Luther Black Walter Byerly and Mattie Rickard. After the business session a social hour was shared by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jesse E. Myers
Mesdames C. F. Pevins
Luther Black
Walter Byerly
Mattie Rickard
Medical Plan Debate At High Point Civitan Meeting
Dr. Kenneth Geddie of High Point spoke on Socialized Medicine at the Tuesday noon High Point Civitan club meeting. He warned the proposed Congressional bill would place all medical services under government control, with local administrators and universal free care funded by higher taxes. Haworth and Teague attended, along with others from High Point and Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Geddie
High Point
High Point Civitan Club
Congress
Washington
Drs. Rogers
Tice
Atterholt
Ralph Teague
Cecil Haworth
Paul Dars
Raleigh
High Point P T A elects officers at Elm Street school
At yesterday's High Point Parent-Teacher Council meeting at Elm Street School officers were elected: president Mrs. I B Loflin. 1st VP Mrs. W P Hawkins. 2nd VP Fred Snider. 3rd VP Mrs. Rufus James. 4th VP Mrs. Ellis H Roach. recording secretary Mrs. Olivia Martin Williams. corresponding secretary Mrs. B I Wrenn. treasurer Mrs. I L Russell. The group voted a donation to the Arts and Crafts Workshop and noted the state convention in Greensboro April 26 27 28. An antique horsehair chairs remark followed about grandma wearing six petticoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street
I. B. Loflin
W. P. Hawkins
Fred Snider
Rufus James
Ellis H. Roach
Olivia Martin Williams
B. I. Wrenn
I. L. Russell
Arts and Crafts Workshop
Greensboro
Mother's Prayer Band to Meet Thursday
The Mother's Prayer Band will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Carl Saltz 1803 King street with Mrs J Q Chevis as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
A. G. Douglas
North Main Street
Canterbury Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Drive
Lillian L Massey
National Secretaries Association
YWCA
Mother's Prayer Band
Carl Saltz
King Street
J. Q. Chevis
Exchange Club Prepares For Glee Club Appearance
The Exchange club sponsors the University of North Carolina Men's Glee Club in a concert at the Junior High School auditorium next Monday evening at 8 o clock. Co chairmen George Haralson and R M Gladstone outline a two part program featuring sixteenth century church music, folk songs, modern works, and a piece titled General William Enters into Heaven. J W Stone coordinates club members and Red Cross workers, with plans also noted for a preseason league baseball game sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Exchange Club
George Haralson
R. M. Gladstone
Contemporary
Colostrum Benefits Aids Calf Immunity After Birth
A farmer notes that colostrum produced after delivery of a calf helps protect newborns from certain infections. The early milk provides antibodies and nutrients essential for calf health during the first days of life.
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Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Monark
N. Main
Thomasville
Asheboro
Commerce St
Grady Mann
Stanton Street
Anne Council
Thurston Street
Mann
North Carolina
Miss Council
Molly
Mrs. Taub
Parkway
High Point Community Concert Association
William Masselos
Life Stride
S. Here
Quality Shoe Store Incorporated
Matt N. Hedrick
Winston-Salem
Guilford Memorial Park
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
BIBLE
Civitan Club
Lenin
PTA Council
Michigan
Pekerd, Jett
Ring-Morris, Mann, Galloway and
Anderson
Bellans
N. Wrenn
S&t
Posers
Glee Club
General William
Heaven
J. W. Stone
Change Club
Ing Red Cross
Stone
Lavender
NAVY
Belk- Stevens Co
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