Bailey Linthicum engagement announced in chapel setting
Miss Julia Rowe Bailey and Drew Linthicum announce their engagement in a ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Miss Bailey is the daughter of E. L. Bailey of 1031 W. St and is a Point Den graduate. Linthicum attended Baylor School and NC University and works for Marble Products in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Rowe Bailey
Drew Linthicum
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Bailey
E. L. Bailey
W. St
Point den
Bridge Winners Revealed at Parkway Duplicate Club
Friday evening bridge results from the Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club show north south winners led by Alvin Weinstein and Roger War ton with Ernest Howell in first place. East west top pair was Mrs Ethel Hilton and Mrs L G Monroe, with Mrs N Walker and Ervin Chauncy third and a four way tie for fourth. Eight tables competed in the masterpoint game.
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YWCA
Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club
Allen Weinstein
Roger Warton
Ernest Howell
Douglas Mitchell
Ernest Freed
Roger Morris
Ethel Hilton
L. G. Monroe
C. C. Swaringen
N. Walker
Ervin Chauncy
Melvin Wells
Ernest Ferris
T. C. Boles
Robert Caudage
Charm School Planned By Business Women in High Point
Invitations issued by the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club promote a charm school during Business Women's Week. The event demonstrates right and wrong approaches to charm, with a focus on young women entering the business world, including styling and hair care instruction at Artistic Beauty College led by Mrs. Lou C. Laftin of the Lizzie Gooch Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Artistic Beauty College
Lou C. Laftin
Lizzie Gooch Shop
Sedgefield Club Introduces Dr Middleton At Meeting
Mrs Don Loeber and Dr Herman Middleton introduced by Mrs Henry den Boer. Dr Middleton professor at UNC Greensboro spoke on the NUNC theaters. Mrs L H Mann previewed an ensemble for the district 7 contest spade. Visitors included Mrs Al Lineberry Mrs C G Grant and Mrs Warren Bass with crafts and decorations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Loeber
Herman Middleton
Henry den Boer
Middleton
L. H. Mann
al Lineberry
C. G. Grant
Warren Bass
Decoupage High
Jack Fancourt
Women Craft Show Honors Winners at District 7 Preview
Women display napkins roses and knitted sweater at craft show led by Mrs Lacy High and Mrs Loeber with blue ribbon winners advancing to the District 7 contest on March 5.
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Lacy High
Don Loeber
Club Cancels Camellia Show In Clinton
The Coharie Men's Garden Club of Clinton cancels the Spring Camellia Show normally held in March. A fall show is scheduled for October 22 and 23 in the high school cafeteria. Exhibitors are urged to plan blooms for the fall event.
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Coharie Men's Garden Club
Clinton
Calendar of local club events and meetings
Activities include Mrs John Peacock hosting UDC at her home at 3 p.m. Woodmen of the World Circle meets at the W O W Hall at 7 p.m. with dinner at Diane Restaurant. Mrs Bi hosts Trindale Canasta Club at her Archdale home. American Association of University Women meets at YWCA with a nominating committee at 7 30 p.m. Midweek Garden Club gathers at Mrs C F Tomlinson’s home. Mrs B J Yates listed at 1106 Guilford Ave.
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John Peacock
UDC
Woodmen of the World Circle
W.O.W. Hall
Centennial Ave
Diane
Gage Bill Kinley
Trindale Canasta Club
Archdale
D Whitley
C. F. Tomlinson
B. J. Yates
Guilford Ave
Apo
Mrs Whitley to Hostess at Home Event
Mrs. D. P. Whitley will host at 609 Park Way for Monday's High Point "alan Violet Society event starting at 7:30 p.m. The gathering outlines a social club meeting at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Whitley
High Point
Alan Violet Society
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Bailey-Linthicum
Charm School
Sedgefield Club
UNC
Greensboro
Kay Rogers
Darla McKenzie
Chez
Charme
Tarnigh
Parkinson’s 8 Genelers
Soomey
N. Main ST
Mrs. Whitley
College Village
Thomasville
Hudson-Belk Dept. Store
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