Tartt Bell To Speak At YWCA Annual Meeting
Tartt Bell executive secretary of the Southern Regional Office of the American Friends Service Committee will speak at the YWCA 33rd annual meeting. The dinner meeting at Adams Building next Thursday Jan 28 will feature the address Our Christian Heritage. Mrs W F Clayton will preside and Mrs J H Millis will announce new directors and nominating committee results. Reservations may be made at the YWCA office before noon Jan 27.
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Young Women's Christan Association
Adams Building
B. Tartt Bell
Fice
American Friends Service Committee
Bell
YWCA
Mr. Bell
Tulane University
New Orleans
University of Chicago
Friends Service Committee
Overseas Relief Commission
North Carolina Council of Churches
North Carolina
J. H. Millis
W. W. Ginas
Asheboro Sets of Vows at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Etta McNeill Cox of Asheboro wed Leland Cages of Biscoe in a Sunday morning ceremony at First Baptist Church with Dr. E. W. Price officiating. Guests included family and close friends as the couple planned a wedding trip after a dinner honoring the couple.
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Asheboro
Etta McNeill Cox
Leland
Cages
Biscoe
First Baptist Church
E. W. Price
Mrs. Cagle
Aoe
Miss Betty Howard Teaches Backyard Improvement
Miss Betty Howard Home Demonstration Agent spoke to the High Point Home Demonstration Club on improving back yards using slides. During business, Mrs. Carl Swaim led, a monthly miscellaneous sale was approved, doll clothes sent to Greensboro polio hospital, and a silver place setting given to Spring at Church Hut. Twenty one members attended and plan to meet with Mrs. L. R. Johnson next month.
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Betty Howard
High Point Home
Will Saferight
Howard
Carl Swaim
Polio Hospital
Greensboro
Church Hut
Actiou
L. R. Johnson
Mrs. Wahley Hosts Bridge Club Friday
Mrs. Joel Wahley was hostess to her bridge club and a few additional guests Friday. When scores were counted Mrs. G. Ed Miller and Mrs. T. P. Mc. Keller were high scorers. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Wahley
G. Ed Miller
T. P. Mc. Keller
Final Nuptial Honors Precedes Sechrest Clontz Wedding
A wedding breakfast and cake cutting marked the final pre nuptial events for Miss Betty Sechrest and Gilmer H. Clontz Jr. at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and Emerywood Country Club. The Emerywood breakfast, hosted by Misses Joanne and Nancy Sechrest and Mr and Mrs Edgar Snider, featured a yellow and white decor with jonquils roses and yellow fruit accents. The church ceremony joined Miss Sechrest and Mr Clontz Jr. in the afternoon, closing the series of preparations for the couple’s wedding day.
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Betty Sechrest
Gilmer H. Clontz Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Joanne
Nancy Sechrest
Edgar Snider
Emerywood Country Club
Bhaes
Sire
D. Baxter
Ann Baxter
Norial
Cuesis Samer
Wesley Morial Methodist Church
Sechrest
Mr. Clontz
Clarendon Girl Weds Albert Siler Roach in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Mary Madge Todd of Clarendon and Albert Siler Roach of Charlotte married in a Sunday morning service at Bethel Methodist Church conducted by Rev. J. M. Carroll. The bride, daughter of Clarence Todd, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Siler Roach, were honored by family and balloon of white flowers. After the ceremony the couple left for Florida and will reside at Myrtle Apartments in Charlotte. The bride is a Williams Township High School and High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate, employed with Dr. Armstrong in Charlotte. the groom is a High Point High School graduate who attended State College in Raleigh.
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Albert Siler Roach
Devah Missef
Madge Todd
Todd
Clarendon
Roach Is
Siler Roach
Charlotte
Bethel Methodist Church
Mary Madge Todd
J. M. Carroll
Clarence Todd
Frances Currie
Donna Currie
Ee ‘Todd
Adam Siler Roach
Bill Wrenn
Washington, D. C
Howard Ward
C. W. Todd
Florida
Myrtle Apts
Charlottarlotte
Williams Townshigh School
High Point Memorial Hospital
Armstrong
High Point
State College
Violet Society To Meet Tomorrow
The High Point African Violet Society will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs B W Hackney Jr at her Woodrow Ave home. Mrs Hackney the president notes a change in meeting place from the earlier announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point African Violet Society
B. W. Hackney Jr
Woodrow Ave
Navy Seaman Stationed at Norfolk Recalled
The young seaman is serving with the U S Navy and is currently stationed at Norfolk. Information indicates continued duty and location.
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U. S. Navy
Norfolk, A
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W. A. Stanbury
Randolph Book Club
Earl Brian
Raleigh
Osler
Sorosis Club
R. Gray
Arthur Cox
Arthur Ross Jr
Hos. Wu
Hes
Ag Sny
North Carolina Little Symphony Orchestra
Jay
Charles S$. Fox
Theodore White
Aerovnce
War Mathers
Anne
J. T. Pugh
Grady Ridge
R. D. Paetarmus
W. L. Ward
Mary-belle Tobert
Shelly Hunsucker
Lloyd Lassiter
T. F. Pugh
Annie E. Broadway
Genevieve Peany
Rs. F. M
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F. Chester
Fort Bliss
Texas
Ora Kathleen McDowell
Ernest Leroy Clark, Jr
Chesterfield
Clark
Arthur McDowell
Trinity
Mr. Clark
Ernest Clark
Little Women's Garden Club
Leslie Redding
Julia Moore
Ann Williams
Richard Moore
J. B. Williamson
Gregg Nance
Ruby Lindsley
Trois Mead
Cordie Harmon
Hunk
Wadi
Mr Burkhead
Rose Dedentt
H. Q. Dorsett
Patrick Reccardi
James N., Thomas
Russell Walker
James Dix
Rochie King
Ottway Burton
Ae Hospital
Charles McFadden
American Home Committee
Dogwood Garden Club
C. A. Hayworth
A. S. Ferree
M. W. Parrish
Go A Gee
Wee
Marian Burgess
Hawaii
Little Gaters Garden Club
Cookie" Fritz
Sara Wright
J. L. Fritz
Nancy Kizer
W. E. Luck
Ivy
Hanford Underwood
Joyce
Iekmands
Miss Betty Howard
Clarence Luck
Gerald Sloot
Wrenn
Dillon
Denier
Hope Chest
Florice
Bobby Sox
Violet Society
Ratternee Sentative
Walte
Diffendal’s Inc
N. Main
Richardson’s
Anvil Brand Dungarees
Boys’ Anvil Brand
FLOOR
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Pacific Mills
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