Openhouse Planned At Presbyterian Manse Today
Dr. Roy Watts longtime pastor of First Presbyterian hosts an open house at the newly redecorated manse 213 Hillcrest Dr from 2 to 5 pm. The event features antique American furnishings, a Hepplewhite table, Chippendale and Hitchcock chairs, and views of living and dining rooms with beige wall-to-wall carpet. The renovation was led by the building and development fund committee including J W Southerland and Harry A Alexander with assistance from Women of the Church.
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Adelaide Wendler
Roy Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Hillcrest Dr
L. C
Watts
Hama
Building and Development Fund
J. W. Southerland
Harry A. Alexander
J. Sanders Dallas
John W. Herndon
James 8. Hunt
Willard H. Kimrey
Tyree H. Nabors
Gilbert Marsh
Albemarle
Chippendale and Hitchcock
Virpieces
Mrs. Watts
Mrs Hayworth Weds Thomas Edwin Odom in Clinton Home
Announcement of the December 26 marriage of Mrs Agnes Taylor Hayworth to Thomas Edwin Odom. Ceremony at the Odom home in Clinton with Rev M C McQueen officiating. Attendants included Hazel Yodzie and Tony Anthony. The couple honeymooned at Sea Island and Florida and plan to reside in Greenville.
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Mrs. Hayworth
Thomas Edwin Odom
Agnes Taylor Hayworth
Percy Odom
Clinton
M. C. McQueen
Odom
Wiley Orville Taylor
High Point
Percy Harring
Hazel Yodzie
Tony Anthony
Winston-Salem
Thomasville Women To Hear Dr Carroll
Special to The Enterprise announces Dr Carroll, former superintendent of Point City Schools 1937 to 1952, will speak to Thomasville women. The event details and location are to be announced as readable text mentions a lecture in the community outreach series.
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Thomasville
Dr. Carroll
Point City Schools
Carroll Will
YWCA Calendar Highlights Week Schedule
The YWCA presents a weekly calendar with activities for 7th to 12th grade Y Teens on Monday and Wednesday, Slim Gym and swimming sessions, Girls swim programs, B and P Club dinners, board meetings, and a Finance Committee session. Other days feature adult classes, bridge lessons, and the Modernette Club Board meeting.
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Slim Gym
Final Plans Announced For Reddick Hill Pair
Final plans note the marriage of Beulah Reddick to Raymond Lee Hill on January 17 at 7 p.m. at Prospect Methodist Church with Rev. Arthur Pearce and Rev. Russell Montfrane officiating. Attendants include sister Mrs Don Harris as matron of honor and John Blake as best man. Cake-cutting follows Friday rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Reddick
Raymond Lee ‘Hill
Prospect Methodist Church
Arthur Pearce
Russell T. Montfrane
Miss Reddick
Mr. Coltrane
Don Harris
C. R. Tysinger
Patty Leonard
Larry Sledge Ilins
John Blake
Donald Reddick
Joe Hill
Lester Fields
Oren Hawkins
Workshop Planned By Dogwood Garden Club
Mrs. Carl Cosner hosts a Dogwood Garden Club meeting at 2 p.m. on Wednesday to begin a flower arrangement lesson series led by instructor Mrs. Harry Hawthorne. Members are reminded to bring the prescribed supplies.
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Carl Cosner
Hayworth Circle
Dogwood Gardens Club
Harry Hawthorne
Allen Jay PTA Meets Monday for Slides on Niger Regular Session
The Allen Jay School PTA will meet Monday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs Leroy Hancock will show slides and give a talk on her Niger regular business session.
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Allen Jay School
PTA
Leroy Hancock
Hamlet Hospital patient in critical condition after heart attack
Charles L. Smith remains a patient at Hamlet Hospital in critical condition following a heart attack on January 1. O. B. Levina Sr. is listed as a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery on Thursday and may receive visitors. Mrs. J. H. Nunn underwent major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and is improving with visitors allowed. Dr. Dennis Cooke attends a national college association meeting in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Charles L. Smith
Hamlet Hospital
J. H. Nunn
Bragg 5
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dennis Cooke
The
Association of American Colleges
Kansas City
O. B. Levina Sr
Gordon Sr
Garden Gate Club Meeting on Azalea Gardens Program
The Garden Gate Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs. R. H. Smith's home 806 Sunset Dr. W. L. Robinson will present a program on Azalea Gardens.
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Garden Gate Garden Club
R. H. Smith
Sunset
W. L. Robinson
Girl Scout Folk Dancing Workshop Planned in Thomasville and More
A Folk Dancing workshop for Keyauwee Council volunteers runs Tuesday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Guild Hall Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with a second session Wednesday at Dorming Dance Studio. Miss Martha Ellington directs, open to registered adults, leaders, and committee members. A Primitive Camping workshop is planned for April.
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Gramme
Guild Hall
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Dorming Dance Studio
Thomasville
Keyauwee Council
Martha Ellington
Keyauwee
Mrs. Peacock Hosts DAR Meeting in Greensboro
Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of American Revolution meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs John Peacock at 911 South program titled Our North Carolina Room at National Headquarters will be presented by Mrs JW Whaley of Greensboro
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of American Revolution
John Peacock
North Carolina
National Headquar
JW. W. Whaley
Greensboro
Hodgin Shares Restoration Talk With Forestdale Garden Club
Mrs Hodgin spoke on restorations during the Forestdale Garden Club meeting held at Mendenhall Road Jamestown hosted by Mrs Robert Green with associate hostess Mrs Richard Garber. She projected colored slides from Williamsburg Virginia the Biltmore Estate Asheville and Cypress Gardens. Mrs M M Firesheets the vice president led the business portion and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Simon Hodgin
Forestdale Garden Club
Robert Green
Mendenhall Road
Jamestown
Richard Garber
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Presbyterian
Dr. Watts
Mississippi
Ywca Calender
Reddick-Hill
Dogwood Club
PJA News
Allen Jay
Garden Gate Club
Girl Scout Workshop
Mrs. Peacock
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