Miss Lackey and Guy Boyd Heilig Tie Vows in Private Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Helen Allene Lackey and Guy Boyd Heilig. The vows were exchanged Tuesday evening December 28 at Rev. A. L. Smith’s Oak Grove Baptist parsonage with only family present. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. F. L. Turner and the groom is connected with Beth-Steel in Baltimore. The couple will reside at 2732 Mosher Street in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Allene Lackey
Guy Boyd Heilig
A. L. Smith
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Heilig
F. L. Turner
Briggs Avenue
Thomasville
High Point
J. C. Heilig
Elm Street
Beth— Steel Company
Baltimore
Mosher Street
Helen Allene
Draper and Adler Set for WCTMC Program in Greensboro
Paul Draper the tap dancer and harmonica virtuoso and his partner Adler will appear on the Woman's College lecture entertainment course in Greensboro. The program is scheduled for Saturday January 8 at 8 p m in Aycock auditorium with a second performance Sunday afternoon at No 10. Draper blends ballet and tap with Bach Handel Debussy and Gershwin while Adler, praised as a rising American music figure, has soloed with the New York Philharmonic Philadelphia and Cleveland orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Paul Draper
Pany Ad
Aycock
Scarlatti
Berlin
G ‘Ormance
Draper
Bach
Handel
Debussy
Gershwin
Adler
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia
Cleveand
Garden Study To Meet Wednesday
The Garden Study club will be entertained by Mrs. W. B. Flaharty at her home 1229 Wiltshire Boulevard for its regular meeting Wednesday morning at ten thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
W. B. Flaharty
Wiltshire Boulevard
Children Visit Mrs Reynolds At Jamestown Home
Mrs Fanny O Reynolds hosted all her children for Christmas in Jamestown. Present were Lt and Mrs Stacy Hackett and children Pleasant Garden Lt and Mrs John O Reynolds and daughter Chapel Hill Dr and Mrs J Paul Reynolds and son Birmingham Mr and Mrs David Reynolds Randleman Lt and Mrs Nathan Reynolds and daughter Brooklyn T/Sgt and Mrs Thomas L Reynolds Miami Florida. Mrs Reynolds taught in Jamestown public school for nineteen years and all her children finished high school locally. They all graduated at Guilford College except David who graduated from N C State Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Fanny O. Reynolds
A. F. Starbuck
Washington, D. C
Stacy Hackett
Pleasant Garden
John O. Reynolds
Chapel Hill
J. Paul Reynolds
Birmingham
Ala
David Reynolds
Randleman
Nathan Reynolds
Brooklyn
Thomas L. Reynolds
Miami
Fila
Local servicemen visit home during holidays
Cpl. George McKinney of Venice Florida visits his parents Rev. and Mrs. C. M. McKinney. Cpl. Darrell Luquer returns to Nen Tenn. after a brief visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Luquer. Cpl. Branson Russell visits his mother in High Point. Miss Flora Richardson goes back to Bob Jones College Cleveland Tenn after holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Richardson. Miss Martha Bundy returns to Washington after a short visit with relatives. Ensign Margaret Idol stationed in Charleston S C spends holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Idol. Charles Jarrell returns to Chicago after visiting friends. Lt. and Mrs. Don Staley return to Camp Sutton after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Welke. Wickes also with Staley’s parents in Mirstown Maryland. Mrs. John Scripps of Michigan leaves to return to Bob Jones College after holidays with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Richardson. Pvt. J. W. Warren stationed at Columbia S C spends holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Worth Wrike of Atlanta spends Christmas with his parents. Cpl. Charles Lambeth returns to Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Cpl. Harold T. Whitaker returns to Camp Brickneridge Kentucky after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robbins return to Aberdeen after visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKinney
Venice
Fla
C. M. McKinney
Darrell Luquer
Nen Tenn
H. Luquer
Branson
Russell
High Point
Flora Richardson
Bob Jones College
Cleveland
B. L. Richardson
Martha Bundy
Washington
Margaret Idol
Charleston
S. C
E. D. Idol
Charles Jarrell
Chicago
Don Staley
Camp Sutton
E. B Welke
Wickes
Atlan
Charles Lambeth
Camp McCoy
Wis
Harold T. Whitaker
Camp Brickinridge
J. C. Robbins
Aberdeen
S. C. Robbins
Holiday visitors and departures in High Point notices
Local social notes list residents and visitors including Iris Gibson of New Orleans with her parents on Oakwood Court, and others returning from travels to Washington, D C, Los Angeles, Victorville, and Baltimore. Several relatives visit High Point homes while members of families and service personnel are stationed or recovering from illnesses or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Rose Gibson
Girl Scouts
New Orleans
A. Lee Gibson
Oakwood Court
Former Jamestown Teacher Marries In Elkin
Reverend W. M. Smith of Elkin announces the marriage of his daughter Annette yon Smith to Lawrence Fowler Chandler on December 24, 1943. The ceremony was conducted in the bride’s home with close family present. Annette attended Salem and Greensboro colleges and taught home economics in Murphy Jamestown and Mt. Airy. Chandler, son of E Lawrence Chandler of Don Connecticut, is a University of Tennessee graduate who worked at General Motors and is with Combustion Engineering in Chattanooga. The couple will reside in Chattanooga after June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Smith
Elkin
Annette Yon Smith
Lawrence Fowler Chandler
Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital
Methodist Church
Hawthorne Road
Dayton
Ohio
The
Combustion Engineering Company of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Get-Together Club Hosts New Year Gala for Families
Members of the Get-Together club held a New Year’s Eve celebration at Seeee Se on time the ap at Bagie. Special guests gathered as the Lewis greeted attendees. The group enjoyed a formal dinner, sat at card tables, and listened to rock music after a year’s end toast at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeee Se
Bagie
Lewis
Emerywood Duplicate In Weekly Play Sparks Local Bridge
Mrs W P Hazelwood and Mrs C C Durland shared top honors in north-south while Mrs Lawrence Ingram and Mrs Robert Hubbard led east-west. Second place went to Mr and Mrs W E Outen in north-south and to Mrs Porter Jr and Mrs Lloyd Flythe in east-west. Other participants included Mrs F J Pommers, Mrs J T Weaver, and the Da r and Welborn groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hazelwood
C. Cc. Durland
Lawrence Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Emewood
North-South
W. E. Outen
Porter, Jr
Lloyd Flythe
F. J. Pommers
J. T. Weaver
Harold da
J. S. Welborn
Kenneth
Burton Hill Vows Spoken in Greensboro
The families of Martie Burton and Leroy Hill announce their marriage in Greensboro on December 24 at the home of Rev. J Norman Osborne. The bride, educated at Hasty High, works at Furniture City Upholstery. the groom is with the Cattle Desk Company. They reside at 317 South Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martine Burton
Burton Street Extension
Martie
Leroy Hill
High Point
J. Norman Osborne
Greensboro
Osborne
Mildred Burton
Durham
Jajacquine Estell
Frances Burton
South
Hamilton Street
Marguerite Burton
Husbands Attend Social Twelve Club Holiday Supper
A New Year’s Eve party hosted by the Social Twelve club at Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Magnin’s home on Cedan Avenue featured club husbands as special guests. The gathering included festive decorations, a candlelit dining room, and Christmas gifts exchange with members and spouses such as Clyde Baxter E C Harville Burley J Miller Mayor Arnold J Koonce E R Outland and J W Rose attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Twelve Club
L. P. Magnin
Cedan Avenue
Clyde Baxter
E. C. Harville
E. R. Outland
J. W. Rose
Prayer for the New Year by Gertrude Page
A reflective verse speaks of leaving sorrow behind as the New Year begins. The speaker pleads for release from burdens and husks, hearing a small voice promise heritage through sorrow. The poem asserts faith, endurance, and a steadfast sense that God remains near on the Road of Sorrow to gain.
Beautiful defense against a bridge endplay thriller
West opens with a heart and dummy's ten holds. East avoids diamond ace to defeat South's cross ridges. South executes a cross-ruff and safe discards as declarer over-ruff and secures the contract with careful play and trump management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
South
Declarer
Inter-club Council Of Girl Reserves Postpone Meeting
The Inter-Club Council supper meeting is postponed until January 17 to allow Miss Mary Ellen Hege to report on the Virginia Carolina Regional Girl Reserve Secretaries Conference. The planning conference for summer activities will be in Richmond January 7 12 with Adjustments To s News as the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Club Council
Mary Ellen Hege
Richmond
New Year Prayer for Strength to Face Change
Elsie Robinson writes a New Year prayer asking for strength and courage to face a changing world. The verse seeks fortitude to shed pettiness and fear, embrace a larger life, and light the way to a calmer, kinder future with honest resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogue
Shusky Carpenter Marriage Revealed In Thomasville
Gladys Otherne Shuskey married Walter Gray Carpenter on December 24 1943 in Thomasville. Bride wore a gold alpaca dress with brown accessories. The couple resides with the bride’s parents at 409 Guilford Street and Walter works at Jewel Cotton Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jan. J
Worth Davis Shuskey
Guilford Street
Gladys Otherne
Walter Gray
Bill) Carpenter
Gre Street
Tng
Church
Point High School
Hasty High School
Hosaz
Carpenter
G. C. Carpenter
Gray Street
Carper
Jewel Cotton Mills
High Point Garden Clubs Meet At YWCA Tuesday
The January meeting of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs will be held at the YWCA Tuesday morning at ten o'clock as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
Tt High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Y. W
Alaska Name Origin Meaning The Grew Country
The name Alaska is derived from a native word meaning The Grew Country, reflecting an indigenous term tied to land identity. The note explains linguistic roots without detailing additional context or sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
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Miss Lackey
Cuilford
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N
Roy Moore
Belmont
John L. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Roth
H. W. Shelton
Carr Street
Oxford
M. W. Clement
Hazel Chapman
A. L. Chapman
Church Street
Chapman
War Department
A. M. Upshaw
Helena
Forest Avenue
Los Angeles
Victorville
Calif
Charles C. Upshaw
Air Corps
Clay Wyrick
Mrs. C. B. Wyrick
Newport News
Virginia
G. F. Warner
Wanda Harvell
Durham City
E. Harvell
Colonial Drive
Fannie Rae
Ora Mae Thomas
Chattanooga, Tenn
C. L. McConkey
Park Street
Hulon Cornett
Sgt. Cornette
Tonopah
Nevada
Belvin Moore
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Os Gatewood Avenue
Moore
Peggy Teague
University of North Carolina
Peacy Stanton
Loraine ,Mason
Ethel Sanders
R. L. Humphreys
Curtis Collins
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wilma Kemp
Mary Brown
Cadet Nurses’ Corps
Anderson Sp. Magnonan
Anderson, S. Cc
I. P. Walker
Mae Lanning
Bryant Beaver
Helen Mason
Pfc
Hal Bowden
Presque Isle
Maine
Bill Cates
East Washington Street
Portsmouth
E. C. Cates
Anna Lou Doctor
Duke University
Harry Doctor
Atlanta
Betty Abelman
Miss Abelman
Miss Doctor
R. L. Stilley
D. A. Stilley
Route Three
Mr. Stilley
Grayson McDowell
Ruby Batson
W. G. Kirkman
Weds
Emerywood
Burton-Hill
Bride
L. C. Lowe
Pickett Street
Graham
Gertrude Page
Akj
Elsie Robinson
Ange
Father
Wagger
Rayon
Seling
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