Greensboro Bride Elect Honored by Langley Bryson
Miss Blalock of Greensboro, a bride elect, was honored at a Saturday gathering hosted by Miss Janet Langley and Miss Ann Bryson on Otteray Drive. The event featured a corsage, a china gift, and lingerie shower from guests, with about twenty attendees and a spring themed table setting.
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Greensboro
Blalock
Janet Sue Langley
Ann Bryson
Langley E
Otteray Drive
Miss Langley
Miss Bryson
Miss Blalock
Clyde Kennerly
Miss Cuddy Honored at AAUW Dinner Addressing University Women
Miss Margaret Cuddy of Charlotte spoke at the January AAUW meeting held at Mrs. W. P. Hawkins home, recounting the Zurich International AAUW meeting and European travel. She urged support for UN human rights, housing, medical care, and education, and welcomed admitting professionals to displaced person groups.
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Cuddy
AAUW
W. P. Hawkins
Montlieu Avenue
Mararet Cuddy
Charlotte
Zurich
Switzerland
International Conference of Christians and Jews
Miss Cuddy
America
Congress
United States
Robert Conner
FE. T. Harrison
Shirley Silver Mby
Ers
United Nations Study Group
Margaret Flintom
Emerywood Court
Martime Barker
Dean Pruetie
Ivey Paylor
R. A. Herring
J. D. Ross
H. A. White
A. A. Withers
Priscilla Club Held at Mrs Hall’s Home
Mrs W B Hall will host the Priscilla club at 901 Johnson street Friday at three o clock in the afternoon.
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Priscilla Club
Mrs. Hall
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Sunday Afternoon Tea for Miss Thomas at White Home
Charlene Thomas bride elect receives bridal courtesy at an informal tea hosted by Miss Betsy White and her mother on Colonial drive. About forty guests called between 3:30 and 5:30 as Mrs. C. M. Thomas and others welcomed attendees and the couple plan a five o'clock ceremony at First Presbyterian Church on Saturday.
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Miss Thomas
Betsy White
Murray White
Charlene Thomas
Carolyn Morris
Jeanne Rigby
Thomas-Dale
C. M. Thomas
J. F
White Home
Thomas
Oer White
White
Colonial Drive
Joseph F. Dale
David Claytor
Greensboro
H. A. White
Joe A. Johnson
Joseph F. Dale, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Seborn Perry Appointed to Opera Fund Committee
Mrs. Seborn Perry of High Point North Carolina is named to the national committee of the Metropolitan Opera Fund 1951 52 announced by George A Sloan chairman of the Metropolitan Opera Association The fund aims to raise 750000 for maintenance and future season production and includes representatives from across the country Opera lovers support the fund as the people s opera with a large audience and strong national cultural value
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New York
Seborn Perry
High Point
North Carolina
Metropolitan Opera Fund
George A. Sloan
Metropolitan Opera Association
United States
Metropolitan Opera
People's Opera
Sloan
Metropolitan
Garden Center Opens at Seed Store Thursdays After Feb 1
Eighteen garden clubs met at the YWCA with Mrs. Jimmy Mitchell presiding to designate the Garden Center location at Paul Davis Feed and Seed. The center will be open weekly from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting after February 1, with each club running it for a month. An Enterprise notice will announce weekly activities. the project is part of the State Federation of Garden Clubs, sponsored locally by the High Point Council of Garden Clubs, with other centers in Winston-Salem, Raleigh, Durham, and Charlotte.
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Garden Center
YWCA
Jimmy Mitchell
Garden
Paul Davis Feed
Burbank Garden Club
Laws Welch Vows Announced In Chester DC
Announcement of the marriage vows for Miss Nancy Elaine Welch and Jerry William Laws. The ceremony occurred December 30 in Chester DC. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Welch of 118 Carter Street and works for S H Kress. The groom is with Connor Construction. Both were educated in local schools. He is the son of Mrs Margaret Laws of 1030 Sherrod Avenue.
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Nancy Elaine Welch
Jerry William Laws
Chester
D. C
J. W. Welch
Carter Street
S. H. Kress Company
Connor Construction Company
Laws
Margaret Laws
Sherrod Avenue
Friendship Club to Hear Mrs Wilkinson Thursday
Mrs L L Wilkinson will be guest speaker at the Friendship Club meeting Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Hostess is Mrs Robert Anderson at 715 West Howell Street.
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Emerywood County Club
Friendship Club
Robert Anderson
W. Howell Street
L. L. Wilkinson
Mrs Dunn Installed As New Exchangette Club President
The Exchangette club held a candlelight installation at 410 Forrest Avenue with Mrs. Archie Sherron presiding. New officers include Mrs. Jack Dunn president and Mrs. Roger Morris vice president, joined by secretary Hoyt Harris treasurer Jim Hogue and two new members Crowson Farr and Be Smith.
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Exchangette Club
Lester Morgan
Forrest Avenue
Hoyt Harris
Do. A. McMurray
High Point City
Presdent
Archie Sherron
Jack Dunn
Roger Morris
Jim Hogue
Harold Ritch
Jim Younts
Board of Control
Crowson Farr
Be Smith
Everett Wall
Study Club Plans Luncheon Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study club will hold a luncheon tomorrow at 12:30. Mrs W. H. Wendler hosts at 660 Parkway and Mr. W. W. Gluyas will lead the program.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
W. H. Wendler
Parkway
W. W. Gluyas
Breath Exhalations Form Massive Carbon Diamond Claim
The statement asserts that every person emits carbon per hour as carbonic acid gas sufficient to create a diamond of at least 100 quarts.
YWCA Announces Annual Dinner and Officer Elections
The YWCA invites all members to a Friday 6:30 dinner at the Adams Memorial building. Miss Marie Foster of Greensboro will speak on Beauty in Our Community. Mrs. FE Wall, president, will review the year and elect officers, 10 new board members, and the 1951 nominating committee, with constitution changes requiring in person ballots. Reservations due by Thursday at the YWCA office.
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Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Marie Foster
Greensboro
Wall
Red Feather
Mrs Shaw to Entertain Wildflower Garden Club
Mrs R H Shaw will host a Wildflower Garden Club meeting at 7 30 p m at the Shaw home 1003 Westwood. The topic is Planting and Care of is.
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Camellia Club
George T. Wood, Sr
Boulevard
R. H. Shaw
Westwood
Wildflower Garden Club
7Th NW
Wildflower Garden ‘Club
Shaw Home
World’s Largest Imitation Moon at Griffith Observatory
The Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles showcases a massive imitation moon measuring 38 feet in diameter, drawing visitors to view its oversized lunar display.
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Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles
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Langley
Bryson
Woolworth's
St. Main St
Country
Monark
N. Main
Dupont - Tontine
Hade Co
Grace Flower
N. Wrenn St
Snider Printing Co
COR
Wrenn & Howell Sts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lydie E. Pinkham
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Birtie White
Trinity
Ernestine Milner
Altrusa Club
Borden's Gold Room
Altrusa Information
Modern Arts
Marianne Browne
Ecker
W. H. Wender
Women's Guild of
High Point Memorial Hospital
Alese Jones
R. L. Farlow
Farlow
Archdale
Betty Jones
A. G. Douglas
Philomathean Club
North Main Street
Rotary Club
Emerywood Country Club
Adams Me
George Mercer
Edgar Paschal
Arbert R. Jones
Dick Meadows
Jones
N. Mendenhall Street
Clyde Watson
Carleen Welch
Cavell Creech
Kemp McCuiston
Encylcopedia Britannica
Welch
Mrs. Dunn
Study Club
Paul Casey
Virginia Jackson
Howard
State of Officers
Mrs. Shaw
Willis Stallings
Thomasville
Main St
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Sma Treft
Phil Walker
Tobias
Miron
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