Tea Honors Miss Sarah King Bride Elect of July
Compliments planned as Miss Sarah King, bride elect of Edward Bowman Stafford of Bristol Tennessee and Guilford College, readies for a July 24 ceremony at First Baptist Church. Guilford College hostesses led a Saturday tea with flowers, lace cloth, and gardenia corsages for four Greensboro brides.
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Sarah King
Edward Bowman Stafford
Bristol
Tenn
Guilford College
First Baptist Church
David Holliday
Harold Williams
Mamie Stafford
Greensboro
Stafford
Guilford Dairy Club
Mss
Anne W. Maxey
James Tew
Williams
Elect of
Miss King
Carlene Kearns
Willowbrook
J. C. Moore
Rotary
Jane Umstead
Alumni
Woman's College
Miss Helen Bolling Engaged to Joseph McKean Potts
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Bolling announces the engagement of her daughter Helen to Joseph McKean Potts son of Dr L Eastburn Potts of Pottstown Pennsylvania Helen is a Woman's College Greensboro graduate and executive director of Lehigh county Council of Girls Scouts in Allentown Potts is a Hill School and Princeton alumnus now employed with Benny Forde and Tool Works in Allentown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Bolling
Helen
Joseph McKean Potts
L. Eastburn Potts
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Miss Bolling
Woman's College
Greensboro
Lehigh County Council of Girls Scouts
Allentown
Potts
The
Hill School
Princeton University
Benny Forde and Tool Works
Entertainment at Oak View School House Thursday Evening
Oak View Grange sponsors a Thursday 8 o'clock entertainment at Oak View school house with refreshments and a picture show. The public is invited. A note mentions about 27 different kinds of stainless steel in common use.
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Oak View School House
Oak View Grange
Duplicate Winners Announced for Bridge Play at Emerywood
Duplicate winners announced for the Saturday afternoon duplicate bridge at Emerywood Country Club. North and south winners were first Valette J. Harris and H. I. Coffield. second Hal Davis and H. Gray. East and west winners were first C. G. McIntosh and Lawrence Ingram. second G. T. Ferrebee and Hal McKee. Regular evening bridge follows Thursday at 7:45 after family dinner.
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Emerywood Country Club
Valette J. Harris
H. I. Coffield
Hal Davis
H. Gray
C. G. McIntosh
Lawrence Ingram
G. T. Ferrebee
Hal McKee
National Secretaries Plan Dinner Meeting
Lillian I. Massey chapter of the National Secretaries Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel Tuesday at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian I. Massey
National Secretaries Association
Sheraton Hotel
Community club and lodge schedules fill city week
Altrusa Club holds a Monday diner session at City Lake followed by a Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meeting at the W O W home. Tuesday features a Sheraton Hotel dinner with speaker Mrs Mary Lou Rothrock and a joint American Legion picnic at Judge Don McRae’s home. Wednesday includes a Piedmont Women’s Golf Association outing at Forsyth country club and a Business and Professional Women chicken supper at Howell Street. Thursday brings an Insurance Women meeting at City Lake with Greensboro and Winston-Salem clubs. Connecticut insurance offices and state premium data are noted. car trim weighs in with stainless steel usage estimates.
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Altrusa Club
City Lake
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
W.O.W
West High Street
Sheraton
Mary Lou Rothrock
American Legion Sliary
Don McRae
The
Legion
High Point Chapter 106
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Forsyth Country Club
Winston- Salem
E. C. Bryant
Business and Professional Women's Club
Oscar L. Smith
Howell Street
High Point Association of Insurance Women
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
God’s Plan sermon at First Baptist Union Service
A sizable First Baptist congregation heard Rev. Paul Hardin Jr. of Wesley Memorial Methodist preach on Genesis 12 1 5 and Hebrews 11 8 urging reliance on God’s surrender plan over environment or purge. He cited Abraham Moses Luther John Wesley Schweitzer and urged Christian service amid a world needing it. In late summer striped skunk feeds on grasshoppers and crickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George Ridge
Albert R. Hale
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mr. Hardin
God
Abraham
Garden of Eden
Eden
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Cain
Noah
Hitler
Moses
Christ
Paul
Luther
John Wesley
Albert Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Africa
United States
Lazarus
High Point City Sealed Bids For Wire and Ferric Chloride
City of High Point New York invites sealed proposals for weatherproof wire and ferric chloride. Bids due 7:30 PM July 26, 1949. Bid forms and specs from Purchasing Agent W. F. Bailey Mayor T. Be. Hinson City Manager A. R. McMullan Purchasing Agent.
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High Point
N. Y
City of
N. C
W. F. Bailey
T. BE. Hinson
A. R. McMullan
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
About People Miss Gayle Beck returns home after a month in Miami as guest of the Butler family. J R Young returns from Goldsboro where he attended Odd Fellows Home trustees meeting. Mrs Marvin Tincher and twins Judy and Gayle visit Birmingham relatives. Bruce McPherson and sons visit Greenville kin. Walter Baker family returns from Bessemer and Meridian with John Sexton. Henry J York leaves for Blue Ridge for a summer sales convention with his wife and son joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Beck
Frank Beck
Johnson Street
Miami
Florida
E. F. Butler
J. R. Young
Goldsboro
The
Odd Fellows Orphan and Old Folks Home
Mr. Young
Walter J. Baker
Jo Lynn
Don
Bessemer
Ala
Meridian
Miss
I. Livingston
John Sexton
Henry J. York
Blue Ridge
Evening YWCA and Community Group Schedule
Friday activities include YWCA events from 5:30 to 8:00 with swimming classes for girls and women, a Jolly Y supper and installation, and a conference report. Additional items include Salvation Army board ter and Jolly Y program committee meetings. Friday also lists Tennis and Golf classes at Blair Park.
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Jolly Y
Jolly Y's
Marge Lee
YWCA
Blair Park
Ward Street church Circle meets at 7 30 with Mrs Albertson
Circle No 4 of the WSCS of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs Mattie Mae Albertson on Albertson Road. The Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street Methodist meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs W H Measle at 1007 Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Mattie Mae Albertson
Albertson Road
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street Methodist Church
W. H. Measle
Lindsay Street
Kerrs Welcome Romona Wood Born at High Point Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fred Kerr announce the birth of a daughter Romona Wood on July 8 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Kerr is formerly Mabel Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kerr
Romona Wood
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kerr
Mabel Wood
Liberty Group To Meet This Evening
Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet at 8 o'clock this evening at the hall on Commerce Street to install new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Group
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
YWCA Business Group Dinner Meeting Planned
The Business and Professional Women's Club of the YWCA will hold a dinner meeting on Tuesday at 6 15 PM. Officers will be installed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
YWCA
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S. Idlewilde
Memphis
Miss Schneider
Perk
Mrs. Tyner
Meredith College
Nasen, N.C
Jacksonville
Beaufort, N.C
Pinebluf Sanitarium
Pinebluff
Philco
Mrs
Margaret Tyner
Philco Home Economist
OF A. K. Sutton, Inc
Rose Furniture CO
Kester Brothers
Asheboro
Thomasville
Helen Bolling
Oak View
U. S
Connecticut
Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Wain
Cotton Trio
Prunella Wood
First Baptist—Union
of & Lis
Marvin Tincher
Judy
Gayle
Birmingham
Alabama
Elec
Myra Press
Morris Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Leon Sochrin
Joe Sochrin
Ywca News
Robins Club
Ymca Board
YMCA
Ymca Pool
Salvation Army Board
WSCS
Wesleyan
Romona Kerr
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
M. Main St
Jams
Young's Furn. & Rug CO
N. Main
TOBLS
High Point's Finest Ladies Store
Tobias
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