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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1954

Page

5

Sechrest Clontz Wedding Guests Arrive in Monroe

Visitors begin arriving for the Sechrest Clontz nuptials at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The bridegroom Gilmer H. Clontz and his party, including best man David Morgan and ushers, plus bridesmaids and relatives from Charlotte and Richmond, plan Friday arrivals for final events before the Saturday ceremony.

Betty Sechrest Gilmer H. Clontz Monroe Wesley Memorial Methodist Church David Morgan David Edmunds John B. Smoot Jr Washington, D J. H. McCall Willis Wright Jr McCall Colonial Dr Miss Sechrest Gilmer Aie He Weir Esley Methodist Church

Pilot Club Hosts Marguerite Dimerling in Charlotte

Six local Pilot Club members attended a Charlotte gathering to hear Marguerite Dimerling of Beaumont Texas president of Pilot International. About 125 people including 15th and 16th district representatives from South and North Carolina heard her speak on Faith as the key to the future. Dimerling, an attorney and civic leader, urged Americans to sell faith in the American way abroad. She outlined Marguerite Dimerling Day observed in Beaumont on Sept 16.

Pilot Club Charlotte Marguerite Dimerling Beaumont, Tex Pilot International Charlotte Pilot Club Barringer Hotel South Carolina North Carolina High Pointers Lula C. Raper Melva Price Penele Farge Rs. Dimerling Beaumont Texas State Bar Association Marguerite Dimnerling

Mrs Barker Discusses Color Harmony For Home Decor

Out Our Way Garden Club meets at Hillcrest Drive with Mrs Martine Barker presenting Color and Harmony in the Home. She urges practicality and subtle contrast using pastels with dark focal points. Hostesses provide refreshments as 13 members and 2 visitors attend.

Martine Barker Garden Club Fleet Lewis Hillcrest DeWitt Cooke Harry Hawthorne Raymond Meredith Garden Council H. D. Minnis

Garden club reviews handbook for Southern gardeners

Mrs Sizemore reviews Hand book for Southern Gardeners by Ben Arthur Davis at Town and Country Garden Club meeting led by Mrs Alson Gray. Seventeen members attend. Mrs Roger Taylor sends business update and Mrs M C Henderson Jr. resigns as recording secretary. Davis urges simple lawns with planned bulbs, stressing lawn as home’s best setting.

Frank Sizemore Jr Gardners Ben Arthur Davis Town and Country Garden Club Alson Gray Gatewood Ave Porter Hauser H. M. Taylor Jr Roger Taylor Garden Council N. L. Garner Jr M. C. Henderson Jr

Local Women Attend Raleigh Council Sessions

Mrs. Harold Schwab state chairman of the Clothing and Mrs. T. Yow join Ralph Miller state music chairman for the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs as they travel to Raleigh for the Mid Year Council of the State Federation Sessions.

Ralph Miller North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Harold Schwab T. Yow Raleigh Council of the State Federation

Peter the first American steam locomotive builder credited

The article notes that the first steam locomotive built in America is credited to Peter and discusses the historical context of early American rail development. It outlines the significance of his work in advancing locomotive technology and the growth of U S steam power.

America Peter

Red light and license arrests hit North Carolina motorists

In 1953 twelve thousand two hundred thirty nine Tar Heel motorists were arrested and convicted for driving without an operator license. The State Highway Patrol reports nearly fifteen hundred NC motorists were convicted of running red lights last year.

Tar Heel North Carolina State Highway Patrol

Mrs. Arthur Kirkman Speaks On North Carolina Prison System

Mrs. O Arthur Kirkman highlighted the current state of North Carolina's prison system during a Mid Week Study Club gathering hosted by Mrs H W McCain on Hillcrest Drive. The talk urged citizen letters to government officials to press for improvements while noting ongoing reform efforts. The League of Women Voters supervised the study report. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and a salad buffet followed assisted by Mrs Collier Ellis Jr and Mrs Williams. Visitors included Mrs Hendrick Mrs E Lester Ballard and Frances Eshelman.

H. W. McCain Hillcrest Dr O. Arthur Kirkman Orth Carolina League of Women Voters Williams Collier Ellis Jr McCain Hendrick Robert E. Lester Ballard Frances Eshelman

Tar motorists warned to keep auto lights in order

Last year 1,402 Tar motorists were convicted for operating vehicles with improper lights, highlighting ongoing enforcement and safety concerns.

Patrolmen Erect Stolen Cars Valued at 280 in 1953

State Highway Patrolmen report recovering and erecting stolen cars valued at 280 during the year 1953. Officers identified the vehicles, secured evidence, and coordinated with local authorities to return assets and investigate suspects.

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Sechrest-Clontz Mrs. Barker Las Vegas Betty Sue Coltrane Harold Johnson Ents J. W. Coltrane J. W. Johnson Mr. Coltrane Miss Coltrane Col First Methodist Church Armed Services Enterprise Sturkey Mesdames J. T. Smith Seeger’ Gannonguoaranion Wright Robert McCall Local Women Raleigh Council Ren Aden Ralph Hole St.joseph Aspiqin For Children S. Main ST Kedmani Arthur Kirkman Penney's Percale Misty Peney Penney’s New Penney Rickback
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