Local youths sail for Europe on Ex ae in program
Miss Adalyn Kearns and Amos R. Kearns Jr. depart this week as U S Experimenters joining 500 peers aged 16 to 30 for a summer abroad. Adalyn leaves from New York aboard GROOTE BEER to Holland. Amos sails from Quebec aboard AROSA KULM to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adalyn
Kearns
Amos R. Kearns
Exae
Miss Kearns
Charles §. Kearns
Rockford Road
New York
Holland
Groote Beer
Stuart Hall
Amos R. Kearns, Jr
Hillcreet Drive
England
Quebec
Baylor School
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dinner planned to honor Miss Taub and fiancé
Mrs. Harry Doctor and her daughter join Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cassell to host an informal dinner at Sherbrook Drive for Miss Jeanette Taub and her fiancé Murray Heller as they near marriage. Guests invited for seven. Mrs. Lou Greenburg and Mrs. Irving Tilles also host a dinner at the latter’s home tonight as another courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doctor
Arthur Cassell
Jeanette Taub
Murray Heller
Cassell
Sherbrook Drive
Lou Greenburg
Irving Tilles
Mrs Charles Mikels given bridal honor shower
Mrs Charles S Mikels bride to be was feted by Miss Caroleen and Nancy Mikels at 1013 Monthieu Avenue Approximately 15 guests attended Games provided amusement Presents included a mixed gifts shower Hostesses presented an automatic electric percolator Punch cakes mints and bridal greens and whites completed the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Mikels
Caroleen
Nancy Mikels
Monthieu Avenue
Miss Shirley Wall Weds Herman White in Dillon South Carolina
Miss Shirley Jean Wall daughter of Mr and Mrs FE Wall of Jamestown was united in marriage with Wayne Herman White son of Mr and Mrs D W White of High Point. The ceremony took place June 20 in Dillon with Probate Judge P Travis Ford officiating. The couple reside at 2303 Kivett Drive after a trip to Myrtle Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Herman White
Dillon
S. C
Shirley Jean Wall
FE. P. Wall
Route 1
Jamestown
Shirley Jean
Wayne Herman White
D. W. White
Route 4
High Point
P. Travis Ford
Jamestown High School
Anvil Brand, Inc
Jamestown School
Home Lighting Demonstration At Ttlid Week Club
The ttlid-Week Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Richard son Street with Mrs. Frank Alman hosting. President Mrs. Tom Bishop led the meeting after refreshments while home demonstration agent Mrs. Betty Howard presented lighting tips on wattage balance shades glare and lamp placement to enhance room furnishings. Eleven members and one guest, Mrs. M. Lee Smith, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alman
Richardson Street
R. W. Shambley
Tom Bishop
Betty Howard
M. Lee Smith
Bishop
Louise Allbritton Stars in Circle Theatre Philadelphia Story
Louise Allbritton headlines the Carolina Circle Theatre in Myrtle Beach with The Philadelphia Story running June 30 to July 5. Veteran Broadway cast and Wyatt Dickerson Jr produce and James Winslow directs the season’s second show following Bell Book and Candle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Carolina Circle Theatre
Louise Allbritton
Philip Barry
Wyatt Dickerson, Jr
James Winslow
Robert Preston
Catherine Craig
Circle Theatre
Tracy ‘Lord
San Diego
Pittsburg
Studio One
Philco Theatre
Lux Video Theatre
Bar Harbor Theatre
Altrusa to Launch 4-D Program At Los Angeles Convention
Altrusa International plans its 1953 55 program under the theme Service in 4 Dimensions as it gathers July 19 23 at the Hotel Statler Los Angeles. Some 11 500 executive and professional women from 350 clubs in seven countries will map projects to address real community needs and evaluate Grants in Aid and Founders Fund Vocational Aid. International officers will be chosen with Gretchen Vanderschmidt to become president and candidates for president elect first vice president and second vice president named along with scheduled speakers from media education and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa International
Hotel Statler
Los Angeles
California
Altrusa Club
Bermuda
Canada
Guatemala
Great Britain
Mexico
Puerto Rico
U. S
Altrusa
Lena C. Clauve
University of New Mexico
Founders Fund
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Cyrus P. Barnum
Bake Rotary International
Elsie May Smithies
Occidental College
Pasadena
Gretchen Vanderschmidt
St. Louis
Erma B. Christy
Muncie
Ind
Seattle- King County
Wash
Dept. of Health
Bride-to-be honored at Nancy Ragan party
Miss Nancy Ragan hosted an informal gathering at 720 Chestnut Street saluting Miss JoAnne Wardell bride-elect. Guests enjoyed bridge, with Mrs. John B. Wardell Jr. winning top score and Miss Wardell taking the other prize. Wardell received a green glass planter. decor featured seasonal flowers and bridal green and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ragan
JoAnne Wardell
Miss Ragan
Chestnut Street
Miss Wardell
Bridge
John B. Wardell, Jr
Farewell Party At Robertson Home Honors Three Girls
Three Oak Grove girls were honored at a farewell party on the Robertson lawn hosted by the Oak Grove Baptist Church. Guests included Nancy Stroud bride elect and Sunday School secretary, Gene Babb and pianist Mrs. William Babb, and Zana Talley who departs July 15 to join her husband in Germany. Games, a handkerchief shower, and watermelon were served under the direction of Mrs. Dot Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Harry Robertson
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Nancy Stroud
Robert W. Saumders
William Babb
Gene Babb
Lake Charles
Zana Talley
Ray Talley, Jr
Germany
Dot Jenkins
Saturday recreation schedule update
Morning bridge at 10 00. Y Teems junior and SL Hi recreation 2 30 to 5 00. Y Teens Jr and SL Hi. Community Club at 7 30. Building closed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Hi. Recreation
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Madelne Hoov
ER Edi
TOR
Internat
Paris
London
Europe
Latin America
Donald B. Watt
Putney
Vermont
Gordon Boyce
Colgate University
Guilford Oral
Miss Taub
E. P. Wall
Charles Mikels
Sears
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuck and Co
N. C
North Main ST
Shirley Wall
Herman White
Dillon, S. C
Circle Theater
China
Peo
Frank Hassell
Robertson
Jane
Holly
Tobias
Jollie’’ of
Alabama
Tobias Pamous
PIN Money Cottons
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