Mrs Gomo Hosts Bridge Fete for Mrs James Lipscomb
Mrs Gomo entertains at her Emery Court apartment home to honor cousin Mrs James Campbell formerly Miss Mary Thomas. Bridge tables bright with yellow and orchid decor. high score awarded to Mrs Frederick Johnson, consolation to Mrs Harry Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Gomo
Bridge To Feters
James C. Lipscomb
Kelman Gomo
Emery Court
James Campbell
Mary Thomas
Hongree
China
Fred
Erick Johnson
Harry Betts
Sarah Coe Hunsucker
Virginia Hurt
Mary MacMullan
J. W. Hawthorne
Thursday
Forsyth Street
John R. Myers
W. E. Tomlinson
Mes
James Robert Rapp
Geotge Lyles
Altrusa Board Honors Miss Johnston at Dinner Meeting
The Altrusa board honored Miss Lucile Johnston the club president at a Parkway dinner. She received a corsage, a silver gift, and announced her engagement to Finnell Cullers of Front Royal Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltrusa
Miss Johnston
Altrusa Board of Directors
Anna Lambeth
Parkway
Club Dent
Lucile Johnston
Finnell Cullers
Front Yal
Virginia
Church Social and Class Meetings At Local Churches
January gathering of the Florence Thomas Bible class at First Baptist Church, 33 members attended. Mrs J L Coleman led the devotional, with Mrs Homer Bivins presiding over business, a book review on Dr Frank C Laubach’s Prayer, and a social hour to close. Ward Street Circle No. 2 of Ward Street Methodist meets Thursday evening at Ridgecrest Drive 402 with Misses Hope and Annie Crouse hosting. Truth Seekers Class of Green Street Baptist meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Fred Culler 518 Carter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
Ward Street Circle
Ward Street Methodist Church
Misses Hope
Annie Crouse
Ridgecrest
Green Street Baptist Church
Fred Culler
Carter Street
Sophia
Miss Sowers Hostess to Wesleyan Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street Methodist church met Monday night at Miss Inez Sowers home. Miss Viola Brigman led the devotional followed by a pledge service. Six months of programs were outlined and the meeting closed with the Guild benediction. Refreshments were served by Miss Sowers and Mrs. Evelyn Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sowers
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street Methodist Church
Inez Sowers
Viola Brigman
Evelyn Green
Local residents noted for hospital stays and travel
Mrs. Charles T. Ingram Sr. remains recuperating after surgery at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Irene Mitchell has returned home from hospital. Miss Pat Mellonas resumes studies at UNC Greensboro after holidays with her parents. Hutchens family activities include trips to Miami Beach and Davidson College student John Grover Hutchens returns home. Mary Jane Hutchens to Salem Academy for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Ingram
Woodland Drive
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Irene Mitchell
Route 5
Pat Mellonas
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Mrs
Philip Mellonas
Woodrow Avenue
George E. Hutchens
Joe
Miami Beach
Florida
George JV. Hutchens
George W. Hutchens
George, Jr
Randy
Beth
Charles Byrd, Jr
Charles Byrd
Cedrow
Boulevard Unit
Ee John Grover Hutchens
Davidson College
Mary Jane
Hutchens
Winston- Salem
Salem Academy
Universal Sales Leases Commerce Street Building
The Universal Sanes Company of High Point expands to occupy all three floors of 108 East Commerce Street, adding hardware and boosting floor space to 30,000 square feet. Partners Mur ray J. Abeles and C. T. Troutman say the move will grow national sales with a seven passenger plane purchased to extend coverage. A snake facts note ends the item with unrelated line about venom delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Sanes Company
High Point
East Conmerce Street
Murray J. Abeles
C. T. Troutman
Abeles
Troutman
Community clubs schedule and meetings list
Evening and weekend events across groups in High Point include the Symphony En ge group meeting at 615 West Lexington Avenue to study Beethoven Five, the Cooperettes at 328 Woodrow Avenue, and the High Point section of the Council of Jewish Women with speaker Mrs. Julian Zander from Nashville. Additional gatherings include Garden St Club, Mid-Week Garden Club, Mid-Week Study Club at Gibson Gold Room, High Point Graduate Nurses dinner, Community Concerts featuring Robert Casadesus at the senior high school, High Point Girl Scout council meetings, Nature Study Club at 400 Washington Street, Entre Nous Club at 204 Guilford Street, Emerywood country club dinner, Friday Morning Music Study Club at 207 Hillcrest Drive, and the Canterbury Club at 909 Johnson Street with Juvenile Musical Art Club on Saturday.
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Symphony Enge
Floyd D. Mehan
Lexington Avenue
Cooperettes
H. M. Taylor
Woodrow Avenue
High Point
Council of Jewish Women
Julian Zander
Nashville, Tenn
Garden St Club
Martin Barker
Thurston Street
J. F. Hayden
Garden Club
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
H. T. Hudson
Gibson Gold Room
W. E. Griffith
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Community Concerts Association
Robert Casadesus
High Point Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
G. C. Haltom
Nature Study Club
Washington Street
Entre Nous Club
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Street
Emerywood Country Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Paul Hardin, Jr
Lindsay
W. C. Idol
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Coal-Rough Terrain Covers Vast US Area
An estimated 11 percent of the continental United States lies underlain with coal, totaling about 340 000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
United States
Dr and Mrs Crews Entertain to Honor Dr and Mrs Greer
In Thomasville on January 6 Dr I G Greer receives honors before leaving for Chapel Hill where he will head the Business Foundation of North Carolina executive vice presidency. Guests include Dr and Mrs Crews Rev and Mrs Leek and many local families at a formal home gathering with tea and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Speace
I. G. Greer
Chapel Hill
Greer
Business Foundation of North Carolina
R. Crews
Salem Street
Joe Crews
E. Earnhardt
Crews
Charles Leek
Sal
Louise Carpenter
Ann Shuford
Nancy Gray
Lila Leek
Nat Walker
High Point
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Women of the Moose Meet Tomorrow
The Women of the Moose hold a regular meeting at the hall on Arch Street tomorrow at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Arch Street
Holders Welcome Son Lar-Merlon and Hynes Births
Mr and Mrs Merlon M Holder announce the birth of a son Lar-Merlon on January 1. Mrs Ider is the former Virginia Benge of High Point. Mr and Mrs M L Hynes Rt 1 announce the birth of a son William James on January 4. Mrs Hynes and son are at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, S. C
Arthur S. Newton, Jr
Jacqueline Rogers
F. D. Rogers
Greensboro Road
Arthur Newton
Route 6
High Point
Mr. Newton
Merlon M. Holder
Lar- Merlon
Ider
Virginia Benge
William James Hynes
M. L. Hynes
Rt. 1
William James
Thomas N. Nuff
Grace Lauretta Cecil
Erwin Cecil
High Point Route Three
Musical Art Club Hosts Lecture at Hyman Home
Mrs Herman hosted the Musical Art Study Club at Mrs Samuel Hyman’s Edgedale Drive home. Mrs Harry Jacobs spoke on music essentials rhythm melody harmony and tone color. Members debated music types after the talk and listened to recordings before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Herman
Hyman Home
Ben Herman
Musical Art Club
Samuel Hyman
Edgedale Drive
Harry Jacobs
Hyman
Miss Foster to Speak at Greensboro Club Luncheon
Miss Marie Foster, librarian at High Point College, will address the Greensboro Woman's Club at the January luncheon tomorrow. The event, at the clubhouse on North Edgemont Drive, features her talk on Outstanding Women of 1947. Foster recently joined High Point College and has spoken to several local groups since arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Foster
High Point College
Greensboro
Greensboro Woman's Club
North Edgemont Drive
Foster
High Point
Miss Hayworth Weds Everett Wright in Kernersville Home
Miss Marie Hayworth and Everett Wright married at the bride’s Kernersville home on Friday December twenty sixth. Rev. J Neil Armstrong officiated the double ring ceremony with gladioli altar and candle lighting by Franklin Hayworth. Music by Carey J Davis piano and Betty Lou Dean with Carye J Davis voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hayworth
Sanford Hayworth, Jr
Kernersville Rt. 1
Everett Wright
H. F. Wright
Sophia
J. Neil Armstrong
Franklin Hayworth
Carey J. Davis
Betty Lou Dean
Carye J. Davis
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Adeline
Esac
Lydia
Rulane
Dupont
Monark
Marshall E. Ginsburg
North Main Street
Brumer
South Main St
Paul W. Warlick
Asheville
Universal Sales
Commerce Street
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Juvenile Musical Art Club
Evelyn Hyman
Mrs. Crews
Danese Kidd
Service Guild
Eloise Bodenheimer
Danny Kidd
Sybil Kinney
Lois Russell Bryant
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Gilbert S
S. Main ST
Kernersville
Miss Foster
Home Town Fabrics
Heinz Baby Foods
Einzl
Penney's
Grater High Point
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