Mrs Shields To Entertain UDC Meeting
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet tomorrow at 3 pm at 513 Chestnut Street hosted by Mrs. M R Shields with Mesdames R L Waynick and Dan Arden as associate hostesses.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1951
Page
18
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet tomorrow at 3 pm at 513 Chestnut Street hosted by Mrs. M R Shields with Mesdames R L Waynick and Dan Arden as associate hostesses.
Thomasville announcement of Dorothy Juanita Blair engagement to James Clyde Billings son of Mr and Mrs Paul Billings of Jamestown. No wedding date set. Miss Blair attended Hasty high school and works at Adams-Millis. Billings is a Jamestown high school graduate employed by Kimsey Plumbing and Heating.
The Junior Musical Art club will gather Monday evening at Mrs. A W Dunbar's home on East Farriss Avenue. The meeting time was released yesterday.
Thomasville scene covers two clubs with hosts Mrs. R. C. Jenkins and Mrs. Joe Don Fouts. A Garden program on A Garden is presented by Mrs. Sam Welborn. a Forest Drive Garden club gathering includes new officer slate chaired by Mrs. D. E. Plummer and Mrs. Zula Clodfelter. Miss Nancy Farrington honored at Erwin Heights luncheon with Narcissi and gladioli decor. gifts include luncheon set and novelty apron.
Mr and Mrs H L McLeod announce the birth of a son Kenneth Wayne on February 22 at High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs McLeod is a former Miss Margaret Glide. Mr and Mrs Ralph Edwards announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Lee on February 21 at High Point Memorial hospital.
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