Asheboro Social Report Highlights Weddings and Meetings
The Asheboro social column covers the engagement of Patricia Sue Kennedy to James W. Smith set for February 18 at Balfour Baptist Church. It also notes the wedding of Brenda Parks to Fred W. Smith on January 23 in Woodruff South Carolina, their plans to reside in Greer, and a club meeting featuring Mrs. Clarence Crawford on Norway slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Richard R. Kennedy
Patricia Sue
James W. Smith
J. E. Parks
Asheboro High School
Bossong Hosiery Mills
Troy E. Smith
Woodruff
Woodruff High School
J. P. Stevens & Co
Greer, S. C
Greer
Social Calendar Highlights at High Point and Greensboro Events
Mrs. Paul Craver and Mrs. Bickett Mason host Judy Purcelle at 601 Ashe Street. Alpha Rho chapter Beta Sigma Phi attends ice skating at Greensboro Coliseum after meeting at Jamestown Elementary. Midweek Garden Club at 207 Hillcrest Drive. Les Fleurs Garden Club hosts 303 Otteray Drive. High Point Junior Woman's Club Sweetheart Ball at Emerywood Country Club. Open house by Dr and Mrs Wendell M Patton at 821 W College Dr during High Point College homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Craver
Bickett Mason
Durham
Judy Purcelle
Craver
Ashe St
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Jamestown
Greensboro
Coliseum
Les Fleurs
High Point Junior Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Wendell M. Patton
W. College Dr
High Point College
Classic Reviewed For Club
Mrs. H. H. Peterson reviewed Pearl Buck's The Good Earth at the Friday night meeting of Faculty Wives Club. Introduced by hostess Mrs. Wendell M. Patton, the speaker was noted as a former religious teacher in China. The club, of High Point College faculty wives, met at the Patton home on College Drive with thirty five members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Peterson
Pearl Buck
Faculty Wives Club
Wendell M. Patton
Peterson
China
Patton
Orient
High Point College
College Drive
H. E. Seidel Jr
Winifred Smith
Virgil Yow
Robert Hislop
Napkin Fold Handy For Buffets
A simple napkin fold creates a pocket to hold silverware at the buffet. Open the napkin to a square, crease and fold to form overlapping upper folds, then fold sides to create a pocket. This keeps utensils ready for guests and speeds buffet lines.
Phone Turns Mom Into Secretary In Household Calls
Americans talk on the telephone more each year, a trend good for the phone company but burdensome for housewives. Telemarketing, prize offers, magazine pitches and political surveys flood the home, turning the mother into a social secretary handling messages for teens and family activity.
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United States
Druthers
Druther
Thompson Way Lets Chapels Dry Silica Method Take Root
Mrs. Thompson and her husband, an electrical engineer, with Dr. William Moore, a Durham chemist, developed a flower drying method. The process uses blue silica gel in a round tin, layering flowers, then sealing and waiting a week. For longer stems, florist wire strengthens them, and jars store the silica gel for reuse after reheating to pink and blue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Crawford
The
Methodist Church
John T. Moffitt
Crawford
Norway
Oslo
Clyde A. Phillips
Gamma Phi
Lloyd Hamlet
Clifton Allen
Marston Wright
March of Dimes
Woman's Club
Curtis McCombs
Elks Lodge
McCombs
William Ward Jr
Walter H. Gordon Jr
J. D. Watkins
Ray Ladd
Melvin Young
W. J. Haessly
James Hurst
Ladd
Patricia Sue Kennedy
Rhett Ball
Hillcrest Dr
Wilma’s
College Village Shopping Center
Carolina
Linda Brooks
Artistic Beauty College
S. Main St
Bill
Jim
Joe
Joe's
Fred
Thompson Way
School OF Proven
Continental Beauty College
N. Main St
High Point, N. C
Gilbert
Washington St
Modern Music
Sale
MONAY
Karly
ATO Niias Ile
Valentine
SF SP Jewelers
Mill Fabrics
Belding
Inja
Mill Fabrics, Inc
Lexington
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