Miss Mildred Hedgecock Weds William Clay Craven in Private Ceremony
In a Saturday morning service at Abbotts Creek Church Rev. B A Mitchell united Miss Mildred Hedgecock and William Clay Craven. The couple left for a wedding trip south after the ceremony attended by immediate family. Hedgecock is the daughter of A H Hedgecock of Kernersville Route 1 and Craven is the son of W Ray Craven, with both listing local education and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotts Creek Church
Mildred Hedgecock
William Clay Craven
B. A. Mitchell
Points South
Craven
A. H. Hedgecock
Route 1
Kernersville
Wallburg High School
Cuilford Business College
Oior
Adams-Millis Corporation
W. Ray Craven
High Point High School
U. S. Navy
Lindale Dairy Corp
Abbott's Creek Church
W. C. Craven
A. M. Hedgecock
Route One
YWCA Clubs Plan Varied Programs For This Week
YWCA associations resume regular schedule at the ams Memorial building with multiple clubs arranging dinners, installations, tea, and meetings this week. Business and Professional group, Y Theater, Live Yers, Jolly Y, Double M, and War Brides share events while Florence Nightingale and Adams clubs plan teas, shuffle parties, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Ams Memorial
Business and Professional Girls
Business and Professional Club
Y Theater
Lee Hardee
E Jolly Y Club
Double M
Industrial Department
War Brides Club
Florence Nightingale Club
Adams Club
Rebekah Lodge Installs State Officers In Ceremonial
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge held a Friday installation at the hall naming newly elected officers led by Mary Doris as noble grand and Ollie High as vice grand. Officers listed include Mabel Jordan, Maud Hayworth, Grace Andrews, Josie Whittington, Mary Spencer, Mary White, Hazel Wood, T. O. Whittington, Margaret Hayworth, Elizabeth Beaver, Steve Ingram, Mattie Simmerman, Eunice McMahan, and others. Palestine’s Negeb region is described as a southern desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Mary Doris
Ollie High
Mabel Jordan
Maud Hayworth
Grace Andrews
Josie Whittington
Mary Spencer
Mary White
Hazel Wood
T. O. Whittington
Margaret Hayworth
Elizabeth Beaver
Steve Ingram
Noble Grand
Mattie Simmerman
Eunice McMahan
Visitor to Address Local Jewish Women
Mrs. Julian Zander, past president of the Nashville section of the National Council of Jewish Women, will speak to the High Point section at the B'nai Israel synagogue Tuesday evening. She will discuss Council education and action, including homes for young women in Greece and France and scholarships enabling European women to study at American universities for reconstruction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Zander
Nashville
National Council of Jewish Women
High Point
B'nai Israle
Israel Bloom
Zander Wil
Greece
France
Zander
City Federation of Women's Clubs
The
Jewish Community Council
Alumni League of
Ohoi State University
Ancient Maine Graves Marked by Red Paint Customs
Archaeologists contend that early Indigenous groups in Maine were displaced by newcomers who buried their dead with red pigment, contrasting with the prior population known for red paint in graves.
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Maine
Priscilla Club Entertained by Mrs Ingram at New Home
Mrs. Fred P. Ingram entertained the Priscilla club at her Rotary Drive home in the first meeting of the new year. Members enjoyed conversation and needlework in the attractive setting of the new house, with a highlight of the afternoon.
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Fred P. Ingram
Priscilla Club
Rotary Drive
Musical Art Study Group Plans Meeting
The Musical Art club study group will meet Monday night at 8:00 at Mrs. Samuel Hyman’s home 226 Edgedale Drive.
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The
Musical Art Club
Samual Hyman
Edgedale Drive
Salad Service for Group Lists Notable Attendees
A salad course with delicacies was served to a group that included Mesdames S. C. Clark I. Paul Ingle Collier Ellis Frank Smith W. B. Hall Charles Carroll Fred Thomas and R. K. Young. The event highlights social hospitality among named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames S. C. Clark
I. Paul Ingle
Collier Ellis
Frank Smith
W. B. Hall
Charles Carroll
Fred Thomas
R. K. Young
Misses Hardee Entertain Sisters at Dessert Bridge
Misses Novie and Cleo Hardee hosted a dessert bridge at the Sheraton hotel for their sister Miss Lee Hardee and other guests. Prizes included rhinestone earrings and china, with floral decorations in white chrysanthemums and fern, as the group celebrated the upcoming marriage of Lee Hardee to George Earl Morgenstern.
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Novie
Cleo Hardee
Lee Hardee
George Earl Morgenstern
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton Room
Hardee
John Birkner
J. N. McCrary
Leila Smith
Missardee
Maude Burrows
Marion Leonard
Mary Hennis
Dorothy Hiatt
Sara Beth
Smith
Margaret Douglas
Carrie
Spinster's Ball Brings Y-Teens Holiday Cheer
Senior Y-Teen Club hosted a Spinster's Ball on Friday January 2 at the YWCA. Sixteen girls and escorts enjoyed decorated halls with streamers balloons and refreshments. Decoration committee included Hedrick George Hester Massey and refreshments were prepared by Smith and Hunter. Mrs. Frank Marks serves as advisor. John Marshall long serving U S chief justice since 1801 noted for shaping the court's role in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Betty Jo Hedrick
Barbara George
Katherine Hester
Clariann Massey
June Smith
Mary Frances Hunter
Frank Marks
Miss Burns Weds Marvin Hedgecock Christmas Eve
Alberta Lou Burns and Marvin B Hedgecock of Kernersville wed December 24 at the groom’s sister Mrs W C Brooks home. Elder F R Moore officiated with a double ring ceremony before family, 8 pm by open fireplace and Christmas decorations.
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Charac
Alberta Lou Burns
Marvin B. Hedgecock
Kernersville
W. C. Brooks
F. R. Moore
Jimmy Burns
Road of Sorrow and Gain in Gertrude Cook Page Verse
A reflective verse by Gertrude Cook Page speaks of walking with sorrow through winter and summer nights. The speaker vows to end the burden and reject the husk of despair, seeking a New Year free of sorrow while affirming faith and a lineage of beauty.
Marriage Announcement for Hedgecock and Burns
The groom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Hedgecock of Urnersville. Mrs. EF L Burns of 1100 East Russell Street High Point is the bride. They will reside on Kernersville Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. L. Burns
Russell Street
High Point
Marvin B. Hedgecock
Urnersville
Kernersville
Rt. 1
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palst
Madeline Hoover
Mildred Craven
Rebekah Lodge
Palestine’s
Negeb Region
F. P. Ingram
Moonday
Richardson
Dupont
Monark
Hildren
SA Paynhc
JWEAR
Vali
Linanne
Clearance Children’s CO
Atly R
ATS
Ar Choi
Bose
Pepe Eg
Eee
Ihe
Scheer
Charmtone
Save
Tan and
Black School
Re. Rines Pieter
Ynday
Woafers
Vo-Price
Teeters
Beauty Shop
John Marshall
U. S. S Supreme Court
Miss Burns
Marvin Hedgecock
Gertrude Cook Page
Marshall E. Ginsburg
North Main Street
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