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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
6
Miss Leah Miriam Leyton and Marshall FE Ginsburg wed under a traditional canopy at B'nai Israel Synagogue with Rabbi Aaron Mauskopf officiating. The ceremony featured organist Dan Smith and soloists Miss Rebecca Conrad and Jake Goldin, performing classical pieces as attendees looked on.
Miss Shirley Colbitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leyton, married Sankey L. Blanton Jr at a Greensboro church. The bride wore a white satin gown with an illusion veil and carried a colonial bouquet. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ginsburg, is an optometry student at Southern College. guests from Rhode Island, New Jersey, New York, and across the state attended. Immediate plans include a wedding trip and residence in Memphis while the groom completes studies.
A timeless maxim urges prioritizing saving before expenditure. It emphasizes disciplined budgeting and deliberate accumulation, suggesting that consistent, early setting aside of funds builds financial security rather than spending first and saving later.
The T. E. L. class will gather tomorrow night at 7:30 with Mrs J H Dobbins route 4 for a business and social meeting. Members should meet at the church at 7 for transportation to the gathering. LINDSAY MEMORIAL WSCS TO MEET Tomorrow at 8 o clock the Lindsay Memorial church Women’s Society of Christian Service will hold a meeting with Mrs M H Chadwick. Members to bring packages for the blind sale.
The Co-Operettes International announce they will not hold the scheduled meeting tomorrow night. An official notice states the event is postponed.
Mrs John Bouldin the former Loretta Moore was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at her home last week. Miss Helen Payne Ruby Marion and Gwendolyn Moore assisted with cake serving and beverages while a large group of relatives and friends attended.
The first week ended with 20 older girls in attendance and many learning to swim under Miss Jo Ingram and Mrs. J. B. Dobson. Crafts with Mrs. Mabel Burnett featured metal etching and plaques while a Friday bowling party capped the session and Vivian Adderton won the top swimming progress award. The roster included Vivian Adderton Anita Byrum Wanda Ling Juanita Ling Elaine Mickey Betty Tucker Pat Hayworth Barbara Jones Jo Jones Jacqueline Jones Vivian Miller Francia Dobson Frances Mull Ann Von Cannon Velma Willard Jean Cathryn Murray Betty Lou Redding Mary Lou Zachary. A second session began with 25 Brownies as staffers Mrs. J. B. Dobson Miss Marie Grumbercht Miss Ann Alman and Mrs. Mabel Burnett continued.
The James' VFW Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Tuesday night at o oclock at the VFW home on Broad Street. Members are urged to attend as delegates to the National Encampment in Boston, Massachusetts, at a later date will be elected.
A busy week of open houses, dinners, and gatherings in Emerywood honors Mrs. J Knox Wilson Jr and Miss Jeanne Bales. Activities include golf events at Starmount Greensboro and Emerywood Country Club, tennis, bridge, and a spaghetti supper in Greensboro and High Point areas.
Hollywood reports show police chiefs and sheriffs decry misrepresentation as amateurs solve most real murders while fiction and cinema assign glory to amateurs. The Armchair Detectives cite 98 percent real-world solve rates by officers versus 80 percent by amateurs in films and 90 percent in novels.
The wedding of Miss Leah Miriam Leyton and Marshal Ginsburg concluded with a reception in a Sheraton ballroom. The event featured a three tiered cake, plumosus and gladioli centerpieces, and a breakfast in the hotel dining room for about fifty five guests. Miss Sadye Gordon served as maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steinberger and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gordon attended.
Members of the Pentagon club will meet with Mrs. Leon Bernard at 713 West Farriss Avenue on Tuesday night at o'clock, according to an announcement this morning.
Miss Mabel Byrd became the bride of James Brady at the home of Rev B B Bulla in Sophia on June 22. The couple, after a reception, planned a western North Carolina wedding trip and will reside with the groom’s parents.
Miss Betty Jean Toomes of Randleman route 1 and William C. Lewis of Randleman were married Saturday afternoon June 22 in Asheboro in the office of Justice of the Peace R A Gaddis. Helen Hunt, daughter of T F Wrenn of Randleman, married Seaman First Class Paul David Hunt, son of B B Summitt, at the groom’s parents’ home on May 23. Mrs. Hunt is a Randleman High School graduate who worked in Greensboro. Hunt has reenlisted for two years in the U S Navy and plans to join her in Charleston, South Carolina, after his June 17 return.
Miss Clarice Craven and James FE Cox were married Saturday at 5 pm at Rev. B B Bulla's home in Sophia. An improvised altar used white gladioli feverfew Queen Annes lace. The bride wore teal blue street length dress with navy accessories and pink rosebud corsage. The groom is the son of C C Cox Coleridge and Navy veteran. A reception followed and the couple left for a western state wedding trip. Also noted is Evelyn Mae Newson and Ernest Milton Price's June 16 Bennettsville, SC wedding Word.
Miss Dorothy Irene Hall and Wilmer J. Hall wed June 8 at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev. Charles L. Stout presiding. The bride is of Asheboro and works there. the groom's family life and job at Craven's chair company are noted. The couple plan to live with the groom's parents. Irene Hackett and Woodrow Davis wed June 22 in Asheboro with Justice W. C. Hammond officiating. both come from Pleasant Garden and Randleman areas respectively.
Mrs Betenbaugh entertained at her home on Saturday afternoon honoring her son Gordon on his fifth birthday. About nineteen friends attended with games and contests, followed by cake and ice cream. Barbara Ruth Totten sang Happy Birthday as gifts were given. Carolyn and Elma Hiatt helped.
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