Lucille Pickens Lee Weds Harold Glenn Bruton at Local Church
Announcement notes the marriage of Mrs Lucille Pickens Lee to Harold Glenn Bruton performed January 12 at Fit Methodist Church. The couple, returning from a western North Carolina trip, reside at 609 English Street. Bruton, a 22 year Navy veteran, was a WWII veteran and former prisoner of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Pickens Lee
Harold Glenn Bruton
North Carolina
English Street
Fit Methodist Church
Kenneth Goodson
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emrywood Country Club
At a weekly ladies' bridge party at Emrywood Country Club, Mrs. F. H. Gray hosted a luncheon. In duplicate bridge, North-South winners were Mrs. R. B. Terry and Mrs. Phil Warner with runners-up Mrs. C. S. Beaver and Mrs. O. C. Durland. East-West first were Mrs. E. T. Howard and Mrs. W. P. Hazelwood, with second Mrs. Nesbit Caughman and Mrs. J. O. Hauschild. Four tables played contract bridge with high scores awarded to Mrs. Paul Ingle, Mrs. QO. A. Kirkman, Mrs. Philip Davis and Mrs. Albert Hart Jr. Mrs. Joe G. Walser Jr. hosted her bridge club, yielding top scorer Mrs. Ralph Snider and low scorer Mrs. Silas Casey, who received prizes. Souvenirs of note paper were given to hosts Mrs. Harry Bell and Mrs. William H. Flythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
F. H. Gray
R. B. Terry
Phil Warner
C. S. Beaver
O. C. Durland
Ralph Snider
Silas Casey
Harry Bell
William H. Flythe
Patricia Club Meets With Mrs Chilton
The Patricia Club held its monthly meeting Tuesday night with Mrs W E Chilton Jr. Two tables of bridge were in play with high score to Mrs Norman Pierce, low score to Mrs Joe Montgomery, and travelling prize to Mrs Paul Thomas. A salad course was served to Mesdames Paul Thomas, Jeff Welborn, Norman Pierce, Cliff Livengood, Joe Montgomery, Ruby Crenshaw, Hal Kennerby, Burt Davis, and Miss Reece Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Club
W. E. Chilton, Jr
Norman Pierce
Joe Montgomery
Paul Thomas
Jamestown PTA to Hear Mr Idol at January Meeting
The Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association will meet on Thursday January 27 in the Jamestown school auditorium. E. D. Idol will speak and a four minute legislative film will be shown. The devotional will be given by Girl Scouts and several scouts will receive merit badges during the gathering.
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Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association
Jamestown
E. D. Idol
Home Demonstration Club Hosts Kernersville Meeting
Kernersville on January 26 hosted the first meeting of the year for the Home Demonstration club. Mrs. Arthur Linville and Miss Mary Linville were hostesses, welcoming three new members and outlining the year’s calendar with project leaders across food, home gardens, poultry, dairy, preservation, beautification, family life, clothing, arts and crafts, music, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Arthur Linville
Mary Linville
Home Demonstration Club
Lea Atkins
Victor Atkins
Charles Sigman
Food and Nutrition
R. G. Wilson
W. O. Turner
Fred Linville
Home Gardens
J. B. Stanley
R. M. Graves
Louella Cochran
Harmon Linville
Ollie Simpson
Will Stockton
Ed Shore
Ralph Tork
Sigman
J. R. Blackwell
W. G. Entrekin
James Butler
Ira Atkins
W. G. Cooke
Elizabeth Tuttle
Mrs M F Senter and Tyree Senter Visit in Fuquay Springs
Mrs M F Senter and Mrs Tyree Senter returned to Fuquay Springs after visiting Mrs W J Baker at 2008 Van Buren street. Senter women are Mrs Baker's mother and sister in law. Mr and Mrs James W Younts left for a week at the Ambassador hotel Atlantic City N J. Younts attends American Manufacturers Venetian Blind convention. Younts works for Monark Shade company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Senter
Tyree Senter
Fuquay Springs
W. J. Baker
van Buren Street
Baker
James W. Younts
Ambassador Hotel
Atlantic City
N. J
Younts
Ambassador
Youths
Monark Shade Company
Births Shine at High Point Memorial Hospital
Local families announce newborns at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. John Rickey Lloyd born January 25 to Mr. and Mrs. P. FE. Lloyd of 1000 Campbell Street. William Cedric Suggs Jr. born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Suggs of 412 South Hamilton Street. Ruth Bivens Suggs is the mother before marriage. Joseph Craig Kay born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kay of 942 Montheu Avenue. Vickie Joyce Culps born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Tally Culps of 211 Kennedy Street. Helen Lucille Hester Culp is the mother. Stella Marie Cook born January 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook of Park Street. Beulah Edna Smith is the former name of Mrs. Cook.
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Cedric Suggs, JR
Cedric Suggs
South Hamiltton Street
William Cedric, Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Suggs
Ruth Bivens
Joseph Craig Kay
W. S. Kay
Montheu Avenue
Joseph Craig
High Point Memorial Hostal
Stella Marie Cook
Paul Cook
Park Street
Stella Marie
Shower Honors Mrs Otis Peele Bride of Season
Mrs D L Hinkle and Mrs W R Hoke hosted a bridal shower for Evalie Simmons Peele at Mrs Hink le s Oakview home. Jonquils and spring flowers adorned the setting as games and contests entertained guests and prizes were awarded to Mrs Peele and Doris Elliott. A red wagon carried gifts from Little Mickey Hoke after an iced course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Peele
Evalie Simmons
D. L. Hinkle
W. R. Hoke
H. C. Simmons
Mesdames W. W. Robins
Co. J. Elliott
E. W Willoughby
Howard Setzer
Herman Hoke
Louise Davis
Doris Elliott
Lauretta Elliott
Frances Gorden
Cosmetologists Plan State Meeting Here in February
The High Point Cosmetologist association met at Emerywood Beauty Shoppe to plan the state convention at the Sheraton hotel in February 2022. The next meeting will present the new slate of officers at Quality Beauty Shop. Hostesses served refreshments after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cosmetologist Association
Emerywood
Sheraton
Quality Beauty Shop
VFW Auxiliary Attends Greensboro District Meeting
Mrs. Frankie Greer of High Point presided at the district meeting held at the O. Henry hotel in Greensboro. National president Mrs. Helen Murphy spoke and discussed the VFW National Home. About fifteen High Point members attended as new officers were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Greer
High Point
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
O. Henry Hotel
Greensboro
Helen Murphy
Union
New Jersey
Murphy
Department
Alberta Warner
VFW
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Warner
Nina Sullivan
Thomasville
Josie Kivett
Gibsonville
Vaudie Jordan
Rebekahs Meet Thursday at Commerce Street Home
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grand and Officers club will meet Thursday at 7:30 pm at their Commerce Street home. Mrs. Frances Chney will host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Prayer Band
Mother’s Prayer Band
T. L. Culler
Greer Street
J. G. Cheves
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand and Officers Club
Commerce Street
Frances Chney
Local Women to Attend Raleigh Tea for North Carolina First Lady
Cards invite women to a Raleigh tea honoring Mrs. W. Kerr Scott. Attending include Mesdames David Stanton LeRoy Hancock and D H Parsons with others listed as guests from Windswept Hill and 1611 Oberlin Road. Tea set for Thursday January 27 from 3:30 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
W. Kerr Scott
David Stanton
LeRoy Hancock
D. H. Parsons
David S. Coltrane
Allen J. Maxwell
Will Honor
Oberlin Road
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Home Service Department
Red Cross
Mr. Bruton
Hickory
United States Navy
Bertha Bruton
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Flexees Brassieres
Robel
Stainback
E. Commerce ST
Nwo Hue
Lester
OCR
Commerce
Paul Smith
West
Washington ST
Jamestown Pta
Mr. Idol
Hugh Albert
Washington, D. C
Albert
Y. B. Albert
Fred Vance
Florida
Charles Fuller
Jack Albert
Jack Lee, Jr
Winston-Salem
Vesper King
Ned Swart, Jr
State College
Charles Shore
Joe Willard
University of North Carolina
Karen Crutchfield
Conrad Crutchfield
Sternberger’s Hospital
O. L. Joyner
Eugenia Stafford
F. M. Edwards
John Rickey Lloyd
Mrs. Otis Peele
Bride
Blanche Mann
Ruby Clary
Ruth Cox
Rebekahs’ Club
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Pocahontas
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