Betty Sue Coltrane Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Betty Sue Coltrane was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson in Randleman. Over 25 guests attended as she received gifts, including two cups and saucers, and flowers. She will wed Lt. Harold Johnson on January 23 in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sue Coltrane
Randleman
Earl Johnson
Richard Johnson
Miss Coltrane
J. W. Coltrane
J. W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Sarah
Elizabeth Johnson
Harold Johnson
Fiancee Martha Lippard honored in pre wedding parties
Miss Martha Lippard of Greensbo ro and Albemarle, lines up a series of preluding events for her wedding to Claude Smith Jr of High Point. Guests include Mrs Alice of Greensboro and Mr and Mrs Hoover of Charlotte. gifts include china and silver. A kitchen shower by Mrs William Glover precedes further gatherings in Albemarle before the January 23 Salem Methodist Church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith Jr
Martha Lippard
Greensboro
Albemarle
High Point
Alice
Births in High Point Memorial Hospital
Patricia FalI a daughter born Jan 13 to Patricia Fal and R M Falls of 1024 Barbee St. Kathy Lynn Bulla born Jan 12 to C P and Mrs Bulla of 501 Woodbury St. Mark Steven Beecher born Jan 12 to Mr and Mrs David Beecher of Portsmouth Va with Mrs Beecher née Faye Wilson of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Falls
Barbee St
Patricia
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. P. Bulla
Woodbury Str
Kathy Lynn
David Beecher
Portsmouth
Mark Steven
Mrs. Lea Hosts Demonstration Club Action and Slides
The Union Hill Home Demonstration Club met at 420 Jamestown Rd to view a program titled Make your Back Yard Beautiful. Ruby Ozzie presented colored slides on home exteriors, shrubbery, screening, and proper flower bed planting with a coffee service and a brief business meeting precedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Hurdle H. Lea
Jamestown Rd
Ruby Ozzie
Guilford County
Uzzie
M. Hartley
Will Brackett
Jeffrey
Lea
20th Century Hears Mrs Conrad Speak at Club Luncheon
Mrs. Bruce Conrad filled in for Mrs. W. W. Gluyas at the Twentieth Century Study Club luncheon at her Rotary Drive home. She spoke on antiques and her hobby since age ten, stressing how old pieces gain value with use. Guests included two visitors and eight regular members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Conrad
W. W. Gluyas
Rotary
Ronald Martin Talks Radio and TV Future
Ronald Martin of WNOL addressed the Junior Woman's Club luncheon on radio's future. He argued radio will coexist with TV, with both media increasingly directed from the same source, and discussed management advertiser and listener perspectives. About 40 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Martin
WNOL
Woman's Club
Mr. Martin
Martin
Community Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule
A series of afternoon and evening gatherings are listed including Out-To-Grow Garden Club at 1106 Orlando Ave with Mrs. Howard Turner at 1 p.m.. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 508 Lindsay St at 7:45 p.m. A Coke party honors Ann Leonard at Route 6 High Point at 8 p.m. Priscilla Club hosts Mrs. Frank Smith at 1114 Rotary Dr at 3 p.m. Roy and Mrs. Padgett host a buffet for Betty Sue Coltrane at Montheu Ave at 6:30 p.m. The Peace Council No. 9 D of A meets at 120 Westchester Dr at 7:30 p.m. Betty Sue Coltrane is to be entertained with luncheon at Route 6 High Point at 1 p.m. Sunday features tea for Betty Jo Snider at 220 Montheu Ave hosted by several ladies. A homemaking note advises washing soiled clothes in soapy water, scrubbing, ammonia rinse, and sun drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Turner
Orlando Ave
American Legion Auxiliary
Ross H. Davis
Lindsay St
Mary Jean Newell
Martha Leonard
Ann Leonard
High Point
Priscilla Club
Frank Smith
Rotary
Roy Padgett
Betty Sue Coltrane
Montheu Ave
The
Peace Council
Daughters of America
B. H. Jordan
Westchester Dr
Ray Nance
Evelyn Nance
Route 6
Altrusa Club Holds Regular Meeting at Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa Club met in the Blue Room at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday night with Mrs. Evelyn Sutton presiding in place of president Mrs. Ada Burgess. Routine business and committee reports were heard and the group voted to offer financial assistance to the Guilford County Fine Arts Festival. hostesses included Mrs. Mary Kearns Mrs. Catherine Moffitt and Mrs. Mabel Hargett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Evelyn Sutton
Ada Burgess
Guilford County
Mary Kearns
Catherine Moffitt
Mabel Hargett
Ladies' Aid Society to Elect New Officers
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Church of Christ will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the church basement. New officers announced include Mrs. W H Brown president Mrs Ervin Griffin 1st vice president Mrs Joseph Willis 2nd vice president Miss Josephine Livengood secretary Mrs E H Hackler assistant secretary Miss Lily Kinney treasurer and Mrs Kate Byrd assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Church of Christ
W. H. Brown
Ervin Griffin
Joseph Willis
Josephine Livengood
E. H. Hackler
Lily Kinnery
Kate Byrd
Salted paint repair technique note
Inside of salt ee oe .-n opens with nail polish. After drying, holes are repaired from the inside with a darning needle to seal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Salem Methodist Church
Patricia Falia
Kathy Lynn Bulla
Mark Steven Beecher
Mrs. Lea
Mesdames
R. M. Bundy
D. A. Rawley
Charlies Risch
N. M. Harrison
Vernon Wendler
Henry V. Koonts
Fred Swartzberg
Wayland Linthicum Jr
J. R. Williams
Carl Chalmers
Chalmers
Hazel Schaub
Marcus Aderholdt
Robert McCall
Bill Currie
Alexander
Terry
Aluminum
Len. Green
Percale
Hollywood
Cannon Towels
Cannon
Betty Jo Snider
Spencer W. Jackson
Leigh Harper
Carmen and
Elizabeth Oakes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Roblee — Pedwin — Connolly
Daniel Green House
Colonees
Janet S
Os FF Sr? A
Greater High Point
Janet's
New
S. Main ST
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