Miss Montgomery and Fiance Feted Ahead of Saturday Wedding
Miss Nell Montgomery and Pvt Carl E Elliott will wed at Lebannon Methodist Church on North Main July 10 at 8:30 pm officiated by Dr S W Taylor. Informal party at Mr and Mrs Glenn Lambert’s on Centennial avenue extended honors to the couple. attendants named and parents hosting cake cutting on Friday after rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Lambert
Centennial Avenue Extension
North Main Street
8. W. Taylor
Miss Montgomery
Thurman Lohr
Ida Ann Mont
Gomery
Pvt
Elliott
Samuel Edward Montgomery
Centennial Avenue Extended
Jamestown High School
Jones Business College
R. L. Brinson Company Insurance Department
Carl W. Elliott
Trinity
Panama
U. S. Army
Trinity High School
Burlington Mills
Thomasville Bride Elect Honored by Local Ladies
Mesdames Long and Finch hosted an informal Coca-Cola party at Emerywood Country Club for Miss Evelyn Webb of Thomasville. Eight tables of bridge were played, refreshments were served, and top prize went to Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth with Miss Webb as runner-up. Crystal gifts were presented to Mrs. Charlie Eanes, formerly Miss Mary Alice Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Webb
Mesdames D. A. Long, Jr
Doak Finch
Thomasville
Emerywood Country Club
Harry Lee Lambeth
Miss Webb
Charlie Eanes
Mary Alice Hoover
P. M. Sherifl
Frank Marr
Fred Gray
W. H. Curllee
Howard Palmer
D. A. Long
R. M. Cooksey
Thomasville Socials Honor Miss Evelyn Webb Before Wedding
A July 8 gathering at the home of Claiborne Pennington honored Miss Evelyn Webb before her forthcoming marriage. About forty guests enjoyed coffee with helms wreathed in Picardy gladioli and pastel blooms, while hostesses presented Miss Webb with silver tableware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Evelyn Webb
Fred Gray
Howell R. Kyser
Claiborne Pennington
Ruth Gray
FE. L. Webb
Ralph Wilson
Harry Lee Lambeth
Doak Finch
D. A. Long
Miss Webb
Deep River News Community Notes Highlight July Activities
Deep River residents gathered for W S Gossett’s July Fourth birthday dinner with relatives and friends. The Intermediate Girls' class hosted a program at Deep River church during the 11 o'clock hour. July brings more programs from younger classes. Visitors included Mrs. Guy Hoskins and children of Baltimore and Mrs. Civilia Lowe of Burlington. Families from Fort Screven Georgia Guilford College and High Point visited locally. Uncle Ed Thornton resumes activities after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Gossett
Deep River Church
Guy Hoskins
Baltimore
H. H. White
Civilia Lowe
Burlington
James Lowe
Ronda Weston
Fort Screven
Georgia
Joseph Peele
Guilford College
Hubert Simpson
Richmond
Mr. Green
High Point
T. J. Jones
W. F. Wheeler
Blanche Fraynam
Abbotts Creek
E. H. Williams
Ada Vickers
Durham
N. C
Eunice Williard
Lula Thacker
Ed Thornton
C. V. Idol
Rt. 1
B. F. Powers
Edna Allen
Opportunity For Self-Improvement For WAC Recruits
Lt Adeline Sears notes broad access to Army specialist schools for WACs after five weeks of basic training. Courses include Administrative Specialists six weeks, Midland Radio and Television thirteen weeks, Photographic Laboratory Technicians twelve weeks, and Army Music School for Musicians. Officers can attend Officer Candidate School then service schools such as Quartermaster Ordnance and General Staff. Recruiters Cpl Marjorie Cuff and Lt Sears assess mental tests locally and arrange physical exams in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Sears
Corps
Army
Wacs
Adeline G. Sears
WAC
Motor Transport
Bakers and Cooks
Midland Radio and Television School
Kansas City
Missouri
Sears
Lowery Field
Colorado
Army Music School
Fort Myer
Virginia
Quartermaster
Chemical Warfare
Adjutant General's
Ordnance
Special Services
Army Exchange
Command and General Staff
Inspector General's School
Marjorie Cuff
Wacc
Cpl
Cuff
Charlotte
Local residents greet service families and visitors
Mrs. Leslie J. Miller returns to High Point with her brother in law Captain Cecil D. Miller after a month in Elgin Texas visiting Captain Hamer Miller at Camp Swift. Mrs. Emmanuel Weiner heads to Fort Collins Colorado to join her husband in military training. Mrs. E L Bailey and daughter depart for Hoboken New Jersey to join Ensign Bailey with Stevens Institute V 12 program. Edward Garfield Greene Jr born June 20 at Rex Hospital Raleigh to Mrs. Margaret Ellison Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie J. Miller
The
High Point
Elgin
Texas
Capt
C. Hamer Miller
Camp Swift
Cecil D. Miller
Austin
Tex
Miller
Emmanuel Weiner
Fort Collins
Colorado
Armed Forces
Colorado State University
Weiner
Charlotte Parker
E. L
Bill) Bailey
Hoboken
New Jersey
E. G. Greene
West Bay Street
Edward Garfield, Jr
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Reports Of State Convention Heard By Local BPWC
The High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club met at 1207 Hillcrest Drive hosted by Mrs. Helen Dunkelberger. Frances Casey and Kathryn Shipman summarized the Greensboro state BPWC convention with other members adding remarks. Plans for a August picnic at Mrs. Oscar Smith’s Howell Street home were announced. A dessert course was served for twenty members and one visitor, Miss Anne Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dunkelberger
Hillcrest Drive
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
B.P.W.C
Greensboro
Frances Casey
Kathryn Shipman
Oscar Smith
Howell Street
Dunkelberger
Ruth Welborn
Evelyn Boyd
Anne Chappell
Local Social News and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs W F Wheeler and Mrs C E Jordan are mentioned with Jordan kept mostly in bed. Mrs Franklin Briggs traveled to Baltimore to visit daughter Miss Ruby Briggs for several days. Rose Smith of South Carolina visits Ed Thornton. Nina Sue Wilson stays with relatives in Pittsboro. Volney Horney and Dora M Horney visit from Wilmington. S K Jackson and Raleigh guests stay with C L Jackson. Rex Thornton, recently hospitalized, expected home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wheeler
C. E. Jordan
Franklin Briggs
Baltimore
Ruby Briggs
Rose Smith
South Carolina
C. FE. Thornton
Nina Sue Wilson
Pittsboro
Philip Jackson
Church Social and Bible Class Meet This Evening
The Ladies Aid of the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ will gather Friday night at 9 o'clock at 1413 North Hamilton Street with Mrs. Fred Montgomery hosting and Mrs. W D Helsabeck and Mrs. Virginia Singer assisting. The Catherine Gill Bible class of Welch Memorial Methodist Church meets at 7:30 this evening at Mrs. Mattie Hughes home on Forest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
North Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Fred Montgomery
W. D. Helsabeck
Virginia Singer
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Mattie Hughes
Forest Avenue
Girl Takes All Responsibility In Wartime Romance
Ruth Millett discusses a wartime romance problem near army camps. A young girl worries soldiers often hide engagements or marriage plans and use local girls for affection while they stay in the country. The piece highlights the impact on a girl’s morale when love ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Ruth Wittett
Own responsibility for women during wartime romance
The piece argues that women must protect themselves by avoiding gullibility and not overvaluing new loves in wartime. It urges women to prioritize their welfare, be hard boiled enough to put themselves first, and not be misled by men who may conceal commitments.
Summer sweater for all season wear by Genevieve Smith
A columnist advises choosing a sturdy quality summer sweater for a boy that can serve as school wear in fall. Pick a size with room to grow over the next two or three months, focusing on strong wool for durability and long wear.
How to choose a sturdy wool sweater for children
The article advises on practical tests for wool sweaters including resiliency, close firm knits, taped neck and shoulder seams, reinforced elbows, and cuff stitching. Rib knit is close and elastic. Sizes start at ten years by chest measurement and care steps emphasize avoiding soil and following washing or dry cleaning directions.
Zimmerman Family Patriarch Reported Critically Ill
Friends learn Henry Zimmerman, father of Drs. L. H. Zimmerman T. R. Zimmerman and Roy Zimmerman, is critically ill at his Lexington area home after a month of illness, with the last two weeks especially serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zimmerman
Lexington
Zimmerman
Washington Council to Install New Officers Tonight
The Washington Council No. 4 Daughters of America will install their newly elected officers at the regular meeting this evening at 7 30. New officers are asked to attend for the installation, as stated this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
No. 4 Daughters of America
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Women's
Madeline Hoover
Mesdames Long and
Finch
Nancy Gray
Camp Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Tom A. Finch
Princeton University
Margaret Wilson
Smithfield
Wilson
Harlin Phillips
Greenville
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
C. R. Reid
F. L. DeWitt
American Legion Auxiliary
Austin L. Elliott
Lexington Avenue
Shirley Harris
Woman’s College
W. B. May
State Department
Marian Dillon
Ted Hethcock
Charles Gilliam
George Lyndon
C. A. Plyler, Jr
Lake Junaluska
Deep River News
FE. T. Proffitt
Lindsay Street
Newport News
Portsmouth
Dennis Brown
Richard Fields
Route Three
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Dick Ferry
Mr. Ferry
George W., Lowe
West Farriss Avenue
Elizabeth Putnam
Columbia, S. C
Mrs
W. P. Bodenhamer
Sunset Drive
Ann and
Sara Frick
Little Mountain, S. C
Mrs. W. P. Bodenhamer
BPWC
Uilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Genevieve Smith
Drs. Zimmermans
Very II
ARKID
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Cross
Harllee
Dept
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