Barbara Russell to Wed William R. Farlow at First Methodist
Final plans announce Barbara Marian Russell to marry William Ray Farlow on February 16 at eight oclock in the First Methodist Church High Point North Carolina. The ceremony will be conducted by minister Dr Kenne with Mrs Strickland presiding. Attendants include matron of honor Robby Joe Lain maid of honor Ann Hardee bridesmaids Esna Farlow Ann Leonard Raymond Larlow best man Raymond Larlow and ushers Joe Coltrane Jr Julian Brown Bobby Jo Lain Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Russell
William R. Farlow
Kenne
Strickland
Pagan
Argie Wood
Miss Russell
Robby Joe Lain
Ann Hardee
Esna Farlow
Ann Leonard
Raymond L. Farlow
Joe Coltrane, Jr
Julian Brown
Bobby Jo Lain
Walter
Paul Russell
Barbara Marian
William Ray Farlow
First Methodist Church
High Point
North Carolina
Exchangette Club Hears Bird Talk Welcomes New Members
Mrs Worth Ivey spoke on birds at the High Point Exchangette Club meeting last night. She described local bird populations and migratory habits and announced a February 28 program at Womans College in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchangette Club
Worth Iv
High Point Exchangette Club
George Gibbardt
Bill Shaw
J. E. Beamon
Ivey
Womans College
Feensboro
Jack Dunn
Rs. C
New President Elected for African Violet Club Here
Mrs. B W Hackney Jr was elected president to succeed Mrs Blackburn at a 1952 Officers meeting of the High Point Violet Society held at Mrs Ralph Smiths Archdale home. The event featured a program on Containers and Violets used for decorations and Growing Violets in Crock-Dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hackney, Jr
African Violet Club
High Point Violet Society
Ralph. Smith
Archdale
R. R. Black
E. J. Oglesby
H. P. Morrison
Fred Gordy
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Blackburn
R. R. Blackburn
Leshy
Martha Artens
Osha Leavener
Evelyn Gallant
Daughters of Confederacy Hear Portrait Notes at Meeting
Mrs. W Bivins led the Daughters of the Confederacy program at a new home on Ferndale Drive. She recalled January birthdays of Robert E Lee Stonewall Jackson and Matthew Fontaine Maury and noted the West Point Lee portrait unveiling January 19 with attendees from New York and UNC. Mrs. Bass presided, committees were named, and refreshments served amid early spring floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale Drive
W. Bivins
Bivins
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall
Matthew Fontaine
Post
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Local Residents Recover From Operations at High Point Memorial
Mrs. James Steele of 1101 Marion Avenue recuperates at home after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and returned home last Friday. Mrs. D B Hedgecock comes home to 809 Oak View Road after an operation with condition satisfactory. Mrs. Wilson Isenhour and Charles Caskey of Lowes travel home to Strand last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Steele
Marion Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Wilson Isenhour
Charles Caskey
Aowes
Baby Clinic Is Current Project Of O C Club
Oakdale Funity Club of Jamestown reports progress on its Well Baby Clinic project. Clinic operates on the second Thursday monthly with all preschool children in Jamestown eligible for a complete checkup. Dr Orin Wallin and two county health nurses run the clinic with the D C Club as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Funity Club
Jamestown
Clu
Orin Wallin
D. C
Bill Weir
June Kirkman
Guy Johnson
Births Reported at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs F A Younts announce a son Robert Aaron born January 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs T M Farr announce a son Thurman Mitchell born January 25 at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Aaron Younts
F. A. Younts
Thomasville
Robert Aaron
High Point Memorial Hospital
T. M. Furr, JR
T. M. Farr
Clinton Street
Thurman Mitchell
Kesslers
J. H. K Kessler
Gordon Street
Janice Elaine
High Point Memorial
Joseph Parker Slade
The
Memorial Hospital
Cathy Ann McPherson
W. G. McPherson
Ogden
Cathy Ann
Marvin RR. Glidewell
William Glidewell
High Point
Marvin Randall
Melvin T. Bellis
Melvin T. Ellis
Meadow Street
Melvin Thomas
Elizabeth Paige Ilderton
Clarence M. Tiderton
West College Drive
Elizabeth Paige
Community Calendar Details This Week
The Parent-Teacher Council meets at the city schools administration building on English Street. A study group hosts Mrs. Martine Barker at 115 English Street. Miss Ann Leonard entertains for Miss Barbara Russell at 1512 Centennial Avenue with a dinner for Miss Cottam. The Country Club hosts a event for the Cottam Younts wedding party at the Klutz home on Otter Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
City Schools Administration
English Street
Mnith Mesroup
Martine Barker
G. H. Hobart
Ann Leonard
Barbara Russell
Centennial Avenue
Priday
Rockford Road
Miss Cottam
Forrest Murray
Ann Bate
Ee Cottam
John A
Luther Klutz
Klutz
Otterav Ve
Central Florida Symphony Orchestra's Rise To Prominence
The Central Florida Symphony, formed in 1950 by local supporters and directed by Yves Chardon, began with a single concert and grew into a six‑concert season. It attracted top players from major cities and featured world‑class soloists such as Rubinstein, Arrau, Stern, Traubel, Tagliavini, and Peerce, performing across Georgia, the Carolinas, and Orlando.
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Central da
Otzn
Ae Mats
Horatio
Celee Crabs
Yves Chardon
Havana
Monic
Cho
Chardon
Nioe
Suamous Sym
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pm Louis
Berkshire Music Center
Orlando Municipal
Torium
Orlando-Winter Park
Artur Rubinstein
Claudio Arrau
Isaac Stern
Henriette de Constant
Vronsky
Babin
Metropolitan Opera Company
Helen Traubel
Ferruccio Tagliavini
Jan Peerce
Leonard Warren
Miss Traubel
Georgia
Carolinas
Orlando
University Women Hear Durham Visitors Discuss Topic Live Longer and Enjoy It
Two visitors from Durham Miss Frances Jeffers president of the Durham A A U W and Mrs Gertrude White of Durham City Recreation spoke on life span and activity for older women at a High Point AAUW gathering hosted by Miss Mabel Cherry. The group planned local study and reported on Durham education and recreation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
High Point
American Association of University Women
Mabel Cherry
Johnson Street
Frances Jeffers
Gertrude White
City Recreation Department
Mary Ann Howard
He Pro
Aa.a.w
Miss Jeffers
A.A.U.W
ty @x group
Mesdames E. T. Harrison
Howard Olive
Margaret
YMCA
Protein Foods Abundant This February Says USDA List
The USDA releases a February food list showing pork canned tuna dairy and fruits like oranges as plentiful. It includes dry beans rice and nuts among staples and features a Pork Chop Casserole using pork chops rice peas and mushroom soup baked at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddonea
Mothers Prayer Band Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Mothers' Prayer Band observes a 2:30 PM gathering at Mrs. C. S. Caswell's South Hamilton Street home with Mrs. J. Q. Cheves as speaker. The Stephens Bible Class meets at 313 Sunset Drive tomorrow at 3:00 PM with Rev. C. K. Gentry as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Prayer Band
Mothers’ Prayer Band
C. S. Caswell
Hamilton Street
J. Q. Cheves
Stephens Bible
Stephens Bible Ne
W. P. Bodenhamer
Sunset Drive
C. K. Gentry
Incomplete Text on Western Europe Leads
Fragmentary line notes steel production in Western Europe higher than Russia by about two to three times, but lacks full context or clear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Roger Morris
Board of Control
Joe Mickey
Ben Harriss
Pic Roberts
Bill Slate
Audrey Bengel
Rees Ng
Daughters of Confederacy
Bass
Thomasville Florist Association
Blossom Shop
Elliott
Nelson Florist Main
Wright’ S Right
Thomasville Flower & Gift Shop
Wes Florist
Grace Flower Shop
Howell & Wrenn Sts
Stroud Florist
Greensboro Rd
Nance Florist
O. C. Club
Frederick
Rhew
Frederick Hary
High Point Hospital
Central Florida Symphony Orchestra
Lions Club
Australia
Eugene
N. Main ST
Jack N Jill Shop
Washington and College
Janet
Cardus
Vicks
Alexander
Best Buy
Adeed
AL Xeander’s, Inc
SEARS
ntae _Deank
Vymigitf
David Bradley
H.P
N. Main Street
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