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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1952
Page
6
Miss Clariann Massey and Thomas Marshall Kellam unite in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Wesley Memorial Church. Rev. W Arthur Kale officiated as Ralph Tilden led music and a bridal party showcased ice blue gowns and lace detailing.
The bride wore black accessories with red rosebuds and greeted guests in the church vestibule after the ceremony. Officiants logged guest books with Misses Ring Hester Hall and Earnhardt. The Kellams, tied to Greensboro, note the groom's UNC master’s degree and city employment as assistant recreation director. Out-of-town guests hailed from multiple southern states and North Carolina towns as plans included club meetings and a rehearsal for the Ingram Surrett wedding at Mitchell Grove Church.
W S Petree of 1107 Terrell Drive left Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro after a two week stay and will reside at B 2 Country Club Apts Greensboro. Miss Peggy Jean Hedgecock daughter of Harlem P Hedgecock Route 1 Guilford is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Y N Griffen Playground Road Archdale underwent surgery Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital and is now able to receive visitors. Mrs Juanita H Brewer and her son Larry are in Columbus Ohio visiting Mr and Mrs Eugene Scott. Mr and Mrs W A Smith and daughters of New Road vacationing in Kentucky visiting Smiths relatives in Ohio and plan to return next week. Mr and Mrs J A Stockton 1103 Russell left for Miami Beach Florida. Col Chester M Lohr and family 1st Lt Arthur Rose and Larry and Viola Rose are guests of the Reynolds in Winston Salem. David Earp of Sylva left for home after attending the wedding of his niece Helen Jacobs to Allan Trockman. B McCarter 407 High Street remains in Baptist Hospital critical condition and cannot receive visitors except immediate family.
The Royal Air Force in Malaya is inquiring in London about obtaining large troop carrying helicopters capable of lifting up to men each for use against Communist terrorists. If available they could land troops in jungle clearings, but Western commitments may delay delivery. Summer precaution advises washing all raw fruits and vegetables.
Japan reports rising dollar revenue from non US markets with May totals of 3.662 million dollars from 14 countries. Exports include machinery iron and steel products cotton yarn and cloth raw silk and paper and food. South Africa bought textiles worth 538 thousand dollars and the Netherlands 648 thousand in May.
Miss Melba Long Stroupe becomes bride of Walter Ray Fowler in a Crestwood Park home ceremony attended by family. Rev. W G Mc Farland officiated with a floral arch and candles. After July 7 the couple will reside on Kentucky Avenue.
The Good Fellowship Club held its quarterly luncheon at Mrs. J. C. Harwell’s home 1207 N Hamilton St with twelve members present. President Mrs. L. C. Brown led the meeting which opened with a devotional by Mrs. J. R. Meredith. The next meeting is set for September at Mrs. J. A. Mizelle’s home 1601 E Lexington.
Do not hang nylon blouses on wire hangers as they may rust the hanger or leave a ridge in the fabric. Use padded or smooth hangers to preserve the garment’s shape and avoid damage during drying.
Mrs Powell Alexander, chair of the Gray Ladies in High Point, reports June activities. Fifty six Red Cross trained ladies logged 275 volunteer hours at High Point Memorial Hospital, averaging almost five hours each. Blood mobile not due until August. next Red Cross training begins in September.
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary of Post 619 will meet this evening at eight o'clock at 416 W Broad Street for the regular business session and reports on the state.
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