Miss Armstrong Hosts Birthday Buffet on Johnson Street
Miss Gail Armstrong entertained about a dozen guests at her Johnson Street home on her birthday. An outdoor three course buffet supper began at 6 p.m. Her mother Mrs. J. F. Armstrong assisted, with out of town guests Miss Sue Harper, Miss Harriet Harper, Miss Ann Ivey, and Miss Jane Leach in attendance from Burlington and Greensboro College.
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Gail Armstrong
Johnson St
Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
J. F. Armstrong
Sue
Ann Ivey
Albemarle
Nancy Hill
Cedrow Ave
High Point
Harriet Harper
Burlington
Ivey
Misses Harper
Greensboro College
Community events honor Evelyn Nance and Robert Scalf
A week of showers teas and rehearsals for Miss Evelyn Nance and her fiancé Robert Scalf unfolds in Oakview and Summit Ave venues. The schedule includes an outdoor supper hosted by the Wood family, a YWCTU meeting, teas, hospitality hosts, a buffet, and a rehearsal at Main Street Methodist Church followed by an evening of entertaining guests.
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H. A. Wood
Evelyn Nance
Robert Scalf
Oakview
Womens Christian Temperance Union
C. E. Sheloff
Parkway
Worth Ivey
Rietzel Pitts
Woodrow Ave
Sarah Patrick Peacock
Nance
Summit Ave
Nance - Scalf
Main Street Methodist Church
Ray Nance
Wiliam Smith
Gary Hardin
Miss Emma Carr Bivins sails to Europe for music festival
Wake County unit head of the American Cancer Society Miss Emma Carr Bivins left Saturday evening by air from New York for Paris and Geneva. She will attend a music festival near the Spanish border before returning to Raleigh next week. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Bivins of 236 Montheu Ave.
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Emma Carr Bivins
Wake County
American Cancer Society
Raleigh
New York
Paris
Geneva
Miss Bivins
W. A. Bivins
Montheu Ave
City
Saint Edwards Guild to Meet This Wednesday
Saint Edwards Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church will gather Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in the Guild Hall on Montlieu for its regular monthly meeting.
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Saint Edwards Guild
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Montlieune
Birth of Boyd Elwood Riley in High Point
Mr and Mrs J W Riley announce the birth of a son Boyd Elwood Riley on July 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The mother Helen Chilton formerly of Winston Salem is named. A trailing note mentions public and private colleges with public institutions hosting more students.
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Boyd Elwood Riley
J. W. Riley
Hedgecock Rd
Boyd Elwood
High Point Memorial Hospital
Riley
Helen Chilton
Winston-Salem
United States
Deaths and Funerals in High Point and Nearby Areas
Samuel J. Best 71 died at 612 E Lexington Ave after a long illness. He worked with the Southern Railway and is survived by his wife Elsie Bennett, son Sam J. Best Jr., daughter Mrs. David B. Hawk of Atlanta, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Lexington Ave Baptist Church Tuesday at 3:30, burial Floral Garden Park. Also noted are services for James Edward Prettyman, Walter A. Fishel, Mrs Olley Love Shaver Parker, and Mrs Margaret Bencini Walker with details of churches, burial sites, and survivors.
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Samuel J. Best
Lexington Ave
Sampson County
Thomas K
Susan Thornton Best
High Point
Southern Railway Company
Elsie Bennett
Sam J. Best Jr
Hig Point
David B. Hawk
Atlanta
John T. Best
Burlington
Alger J, Best
Haw River
H. H. Smith
Lillian B. Cates
Elizabeth Best
Baptist Church
James BE
Prettyman
James Edward
Ned) Prettyman
Yow’s
Roy Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Palioe
C. W. Patterson
J. W
J. W. Southerland
Paul G. Wile
R. W. Moseley
Joe Brinson
F. T. Ferebee
Roger E. Carr
Winston-Salem
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mr. Prettyman
Walter A. Fishel
Thomasville
Walter Augusta Fishel
Jackson Springs
Miss Cleave Fishel
Forsyth County
Evanda
Harriet Jane Hege Fishel
Adventralian Church
Amity Caapus Methodist Church
Sarah Antha Mendenhall
Cleave Fishel
Mark H. Charles
Carl Snow
Winston- Salem
Paul
Evanda Fisher
Friedberg Moravian Church
Olley Love Shaver Parker
Howell Luther Parker
W. M. Parker
Fisher Ferry St
Rowan County
John Issac
Rhoda Wyatt Shaver
Rowanty
Zion Methodist Church
Church
Margaret Bencini Walker
Sechrest
Walter J. Miller
Wesley Me
Heart Disease Tops Guilford June Death Toll
Guilford County logged 89 deaths in June from heart disease 13 from disorders of the cerebrum 10 from cancer and 13 from violent causes including three motor vehicle deaths. Deaths by race and sex totaled 31 white males 37 white females 15 Negro males and six Negro females. June births reached 285 white and 92 Negro.
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Guilford County
Joe Rea Coleman
County Health Department
Fire blamed on careless cigarette handling at rented room
Firemen extinguished a chair blaze in a room at 118% W Commerce St yesterday morning causing minor damage. Occupant Ralph Starnes was described as careless while smoking.
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W. Commerce St
Ing
Ralph Starnes
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