South Carolinian Exchanges Vows With Wallace Duncan Ellington
Miss Hilda Frances McCall and Wallace Duncan Ellington wed at the Methodist Church in Cheraw Saturday January 16 with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore ivory slipper satin and carried valley lilies. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Edward Puryear and best man Talmadge Ellington. After a reception the couple planned a two week honeymoon and will reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Cheraw
Hilda Frances McCall
Wallace Duncan Ellington
High Point
W. F. Harris
Joe Lindsay
Jack Lytton
Edward Puryear
Madge
Barbara Moody
Talmadge Ellington
Walter Hedrick
Greensboro
L. H. Warren Jr
Waynesville
R. E. Blair
Charlotte
W. Ray Sr
Ellington
U. S. Marine Corps
Hemley Paper Co
Omaha Police Rename Traffic Accidents Collisions
Omaha Police Chief Henry Boesen has ordered reports to avoid the word accident calling them collisions instead. He argues accidents imply no one is at fault while traffic mishaps occur due to driver error or disregard for the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Henry Boesen
George Winkler
DAR Good Citizens for 1954 Named from Three Schools
Three girls from High Point Trinity and Thomasville schools named as 1954 DAR Good Citizens. Barbara Cook from High Point High School. Marguerite Scott from Trinity High School. Marian Dickens from Thomasville High School. Each selected for leadership, scholarship, character, patriotism. winner advances to Washington and DAR Continental Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Trinity
Thomasville
Barbara Cook
Arthur T. Dickens
Alexander Martin
Fghters of the American Revolution
Good Citizens
Washington, D. C
DAR
Miss Cook
High Point High School
the Pemican
WHPS
North Carolina
Local births announced for January in High Point area
A series of birth notices from High Point and area families lists Patricia Love born January 21 in am ville Louisiana with Lt Mallory stationed in the U.S. Army, Roy Paul Chappell born January 14 in Troy and daughter Patricia Lynn born January 22 in High Point Memorial Hospital, among others including Michael Lynn Hilton born January 22 and Manuel Lee Jr born January 20 at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Mallory Jr
Patricia Love
Amville
Mallory
U. S. Army
E. A. Kline
Sunset
Roy Paul Chappell
Paul E. Chappell
Troy
Roy Paul
John R. Wellens
Valley Ridge Dr
Patricia Lynn
Bill R. Bennett
Westchester Dr
Deborah Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Michael Lynn Hilton
John R. Hilton
Ward St
Michael Lynn
Sam Edmonds
Route 3
High Point
M. L. McMahan
Longdale Dr
Manuel Lee Jr
McMahan
Martha Dunlap
Gastonia
Susan S. Spurgeon
John Spurgeon Jr
Route 2
Susan Camellia
Michael Dean Beeson
James P. Beeson
Climax
Michael Dean
Bobby Auman
Kearns St
Bobby Steven
Sundae Delusion: Sunday Preserves Not Served
Lawrence Ables expected a Sunday breakfast at a Madill cafe to feature a special preserves brand. He asked for them when they were not provided, only to be told the preserves are served only on sundaes, not Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madill
Okia
Lawrence Ables
Forsyth Queens Named At Local Events
In Forsyth Montana four thousand residents saw local girls named queen at community events. Dorothy Larsen was homecoming queen at Montana State College while ay McKeever received the military ball honor at Gonzaga University and Carol McRae was chosen harvest ball queen at Montana State College. All winners are Forsyth girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth, Mont
Montana State College
Dorothy Larsen
Gonzaga University
Ay McKeever
Carol McRae
Forsyth
Fine Arts Festival Plans Set for Guilford County
The 1954 Fine Arts Festival will be hosted at Guilford College from April 21 to 24 with awards for professional and amateur entries. Registration for literature music and graphic arts is at the Chamber of Commerce March 18 to 20, with a later date for some classes. Participants present at the meeting included Mrs. Arthur Kirkman and several local community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Guilford County
Arthur Kirkman
Guilford College
Kirkman
Charlies W. McAnally
Curtis Smithdeal
G . Hobart
Frank Dalton
D. A. Rawhey
J. W. Morgan
Bob Rankin
Careful Household Tips for Stain and Candy Safety
Do not rub with lipstick to avoid setting stain. Instead rub the spot with lard or vaseline then wash in hot suds. Candies coated with wees burn and should not be lit with wicks coated. Let candies dry in holders before lighting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallace Duncan
Scott's Tailor Shop
N. Main
DAR Good Citizens
Allied Youth
Miss Dickens
Glee Club
Growler
Memorial Methodist Church
Raritan Club
Scott
Foursquare Church
Marian Dickens
Marguerite Scott
Yunee Laundry
Patricia Lynn Wellons
Deborah A. Bennett
Edmonds
Manuel L. McMahan JR
LVIS
Gammons
Calvin Gammons
Route 6
Winston-Salem
Alvis Worlie
Beatrice Moser
Pinnacle
David Lee Owens
Russell Owens
E. Commerce St
David Lee
Bobby Steven Auman
Queens
F. G. Sharp
Security Bank
Gi. Valentine
Valentine
Gamera Shop
Friedmans
Eeats Sox
Keaqmans
S. Main ST
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