Largest and most successful Girl Scout camp noted at Uwharrie
Girl Scout executive Mrs. Mabel Burnett said Camp Uwharrie hosted 116 girls over a three week period, totaling 984 camping days. Camp drew participants from Charlotte, Lumberton, Winston-Salem, Randleman, Thomasville, and High Point, with Brownies first-time five-day session and 30 plus attendees. New unit system formed four age groups: Pioneer, Cherokee, Pixie, and Luckies, aided by winter camp building and staff training. Appreciation extended to Edward Armstrong for wagons and hayrides and to Dr. W K McCain as camp doctor. planners included Mrs. Wearns, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Royster Sucker, and Mrs. Harry Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Randleman
Thomas- Ville
Royal Girl Scout Council
National Girl Scout Headquarters
Camp Uwharric
Burnett
Edward Armstrong
W. K. McCain
Girl Scout Council
O. J. Wearns
A. D. Grant
Royster ‘Sucker
Harry Doctor
Coggins-Gallimore Vows Spoken In Thomasville Home
In Thomasville on July 5 Miss Nell Coggins wed Leroy Lowe Gallimore of Denton and High Point at the bride’s parents home with Rev. O L Lanning officiating. Attendants were bridesmaid Juanita Hinkle and best man Warren Snyder. The couple’s ceremony featured simple dignity and a navy crepe dress for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Nell Coggins
Leroy Lowe Gallimore
Denton
High Point
A. C. Coggins
O. L. Lanning
Wilma Tfedrick
Juanita Hinkle
Warren Snyder
Third Girl Reserve Day Camp Closes With Party at YWCA
The third Girl Reserve Day Camp ended with a party at the Y W C A for 28 campers, with parents and friends attending. The Virginia reel grand march and stunts framed the afternoon, followed by refreshments. Activities were led by Miss Dorothy Miller and Jo Ingram, with counselors Mary Sue Briggs and Mrs Tom Pitts among others guiding music badminton tennis swimming arts and crafts drama and more. Susannah Liste told of a William Penn Day Camp opening Tuesday morning at 9 oclock at William Penn High School for interested girls to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Miller
Jo Ingram
Mary Sue Briggs
Tom Pitts
George
Arts and Crafts
Curtis Smithdeal
Madge Slayton
Theo Redman
Aramatics
Aliss Dorothy Miller
Susannmah Liste
William Penn
William Penn High School
Wedding Guests Attend Informal Denton Nuptials
Mony Ali and Mrs Coggins hosted a casual wedding reception with guests from Denton and surrounding towns. The cake was cut as a highlight and punch was served on a lace covered table with magnolia and pansies. Gallimores share high school ties, Mr Gallimore a Denton High School graduate. Out of town guests included E L Gallimore Warren Snyder Wilma Hedrick S N Bowman Oscar Wagstaff and daughter Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
E. L. Gallimore
Warren Snyder
Wilma Hedrick
Cid
S. N. Bowman
Randleman
Oscar Wagstaff
Elizabeth
Huntersville
Cox-Burroughs Vows Revealed
Miss Helen Catherine Cox and Edward Lee Burroughs wed on June 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Knight on Fairfield road. Rev. C. M. Flood officiated as guests watched the ceremony beside mixed summer flowers. The bride and groom, both employed locally, will reside with the Knights while starting married life.
Eastern Star Chapter 106 July Meeting Set
The High Point Eastern Star Chapter 106 will hold its July meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple. During vacation months only one meeting is held, and organizers hope for full attendance at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Church Vows Here Unite Miss Grimes And Ear Hucks
Miss Mabel Grimes and Ear Hucks wed in a private ceremony at Main Street Methodist Church July 4 4 pm officiated by Reverend N C Williams. Music featured Fielding Kearns organist and David Conrad tenor. Brides attire white jersey with orchid corsage. Ushers Harley Williams Brantley Huecks. Mrs Grimes and Mrs Hucks wore navy with white accents. After vows the couple will reside with the bride’s mother at 502 Willowbrook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Grimes
Ear
Hucks
Main Street Methodist Church
N. C. Williams
Fielding Kearns
David Conrad
Kearns
Stults
Nevin
Mr. Conrad
Hardelot
Bond
Harley Williams
Brantley Huecks
Guilford Bussess College
Main Street Church
Young People's Department
Board of
Christian Education
Benjamin Hucks
Russell Street
Triangle Hosiery Mills
Willowbrook Street
Emerywood Country Club Evening Party Week Highlight
Emerywood Country Club schedules an adult members only evening party on Friday July 7 at eight in the main lounge. Mr and Mrs C G Mackintosh host with other weekly events including ladies bridge Tuesday morning led by Mrs Laurence Ingram and duplicate play at ten thirty. Reservations urged for the July 25 dinner dance with John Peddicord and his Trojans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. G. Mackintosh
Laurence Ingram
Jack Holbrook
Joseph T. Weaver
W. P. Hazelwood
John Peddicord
Trojans
Asheboro Couples Announce Vows in Double Ceremony
Asheboro residents Ruth Brown and Merrill Ingold wed in Chesterfield South Carolina along with Hilda Ingold and Glenn Lineberry in a double ceremony. Euleta Robbins and James Harris joined in Danville Virginia with Rev Shelhwine officiating. The Harris couple will reside in High Point while the Ingolds plan to stay at Central Falls.
Progressive supper for Young Business Women class
The Gospel Tabernacle group held a progressive supper starting with pineapple juice at Mrs. J. L. Barger’s home on Tate Street. Doris Lowe, Virginia Buser and Aliss Buser hosted successive courses at their streets, ending with ice cream and cupcakes at Arlene Shackelford’s. Members listed include Aluna Hall Iris Floyd Arlene Shackelford MozeHe AleGhee Arlene Leviner Betty Wall Shirley Culler Virginia Busser Iola Payne Reba Hall Donis Lowe Bessie Le Viner Lily Lowe and Mrs J. L. Barger. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of First Methodist will meet Monday at 3 pm with speaker Mrs. Mabel Burnette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gospel Tabernacle
J. L. Barger
Tate Street
Doris Lowe
Morris Street
Virginia Buser
Orlando Street
Aliss Buser
Arlene Shackelford
Ridge Street
David Lowe
Aluna Hall
Iris Floyd
MozeHe AleGhee
Arlene Leviner
Betty Wall
Shirley Culler
Virginia Busser
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Mabel Burnette
J. R. Meredith
Altrusans Open New Club Year in July Session
Altrusa Chibo begins its new year with a Tuesday July 14 evening meeting at 6 30 in the Sheraton Hotel dining room. Mrs Mabel Burnett, installed in June, will chair and name committees after the usual first meeting business session. An executive board report from a recent session will be presented. A separate notice announces the birth of a son, James Arnold, to Mr and Mrs J B Loflin of Jamestown Wish to announce the birth of a son James Arnold on Sunday July 5. Mrs Loflin is formerly Miss Irene Cox of High Point Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anderson
Alda Grayson
Ulisses Thelma Patrick
Julie Liles
Y.W
A. S .Roach
Woodrow Avenue
Oa. M. Ferry
Altrusa Chibo
Sheraton
Mabel Burnett
Anto
Loplin
J. BL. Lotlin
Jamestown
James Arnold
Loflin
Irene Cox
High Point
Miss Carmack and Hunter Wed In Greenshoro Charlotte Vows
Announcement of the marriage of Esther Alaric Carmack and Robert Len Hunter at First Presbyterian Church Greenshoro on June 29 with Dr Charles F Alyers officiating. Bride daughter of Raymonda Carmack Richlands. AB from East Carolina Teachers College 1940. taught Craven County two years. Groom a Appalachian State Teachers College attendee. employed in a defense industry in Charlotte. Couple to reside on Salisbury Road Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Alaric Carmack
Robert Len Hunter
Mary Flizabeth Hunter
Robert L. Hunter
Charlotte
First Presbyterian Church
Greenshoro
Charles F. Alyers
Raymonda Pollock Carmack
Richlands
Eirst Carolina Teachers’ College
Greenville
Craven County
Appalachian State Teachers College
Hunter
Salisbury Road
Charlattr
Hill-Beck Vows Spoken July 4 Wedding in Baltimore
Mgr and Mrs George W Hill announce the marriage of their daughter Lorena to Robert Bee on Saturday July 4 1942 at 1 Lutheran Church Baltimore The Rev Fritz O Evers officiated with ring ceremony The bride wore a white dress with red rose corsage and white accessories They will reside in Baltimore after a short wedding trip to Atlantic City NJ The groom is son of Mr and Mrs R H Beck of Thomasville and has worked at the Glenn L Martin defense plant in Baltimore Md The bride attended Thomasville city schools and directed a children's department at J Penney Hig Point before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Margaret
Furman Payne Covington
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
R. D. Covington
Thomasville
Payne
Camp Livingstone
First Baptist Church
Robert Beck
Lorene Hill
Baltimore
George W. Hill
Jd. C. Penney
Mgr
George W. Hi
Lorena
Robert Bee
Lutheran
Baltimor Mod
Fritz O. Evers
Beck
Tho Asville
J. Penney Department Store
Hig Point
R. H. Beck
Thomasvill
Glenn L. Marti Defense
Atlantic City
N. J
Miss Marie Friddle Weds Army Man in Atlanta Georgia
Announcement of the marriage of Helen Marie Friddle to Corporal Ambrose Mitcham in Atlanta. Attendants Carleen Welch and misprint details note Mitcham's South Dakota origin, Army training at Atlanta Army Base, and plans to live with the Friddles at 2332 English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr
W. G. Friddle
English Street
Helen Marie
Coral Hubert FE. Mitcham
United States Arms
Kemp
Tilden Avenue
N. W
Atlanta
C. M. Roge
Carleen Welch
High Pointer Tech
Ambrose M
South Dakota
Mileham
Adams A Corporation
Abraham
E. L. Mitche
Montgomery Street
Alabama
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Coggins
Gallimore
SALE
Rhythm Step Tweedies
Nunn-Bush and
Edgerton
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
Helen Catherine Cox
Lena Cox
George W. Cox
Edward Lee Burroughs
H. J. Burroughs
C. S. Knight
Fairfied Road
C. M.flood
Artene Younts
Grayson Mickey
Louise Burroughs
Miss Burroughs
Mickey
Miss Younts
Ethel Samels
Haywood Shropshire
Silver
Furniture City
Fairfield Road
Miss Grimes
Country Club
Asheboro
Enterprise
Ruth Brown
Eugene Brown
Merrill Ingold
G. C. Ingold
Central Falls
Hilda Ingold
Glenn Lineberry
G. Lineberry
Gray's Chapel
Chesterfield
S. C
Ingold
Lineberry
Euleta Robbins
J. M. Robbins
James D. Harris
Dal Harris
Southmont
Danville
AP Shelhwine
Abs. Harris
Harris
Burlington Mills
Forest Avenue
Earl Hucks
Clarence J. Grimes
L. D. Leonard
W. M. Payne
Fred Leonard
Wesley Memorial Group
Westey Memorial Methodist Church
Circle
Ethel Rochelle
Alesdames
J. T. Ferebec
BR. L. Proctor
George Wood
E.R. Lyon
Fack Rives
Frank Armfield
Alesdame
Sixth Street
Mission Bos
First Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society of
Circle Awe
Circle Three
Welock
Philathea
Cos. Bennett
J. W. Rivens
Cirele
D. M. Autry
Cedhraw Avenue
Mary Conrad
Mis. L. C. Lomax
J. P. Richardson
E.righfill
Thurston Street
J. W. Brown
Helen Deavier Clas
Velock
Wow. Raper
Lindsay Street
Main Street Circle
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
E. L. Bennett
W. D. Stroud
South Flamion Street
Noel Russell
Gilbert Weinberry
J. R. Loflin
Kennedy Street
J. O. Connor
Ines Waugh
Amos Street
J. C. Woodard
Lucy Robertson
Abs
Charles Mann
Fourth St
Green ST
Green Street Baptist Church
G. M. Koontz
FL P. Conrad
Tate St
W. W. Seckler
Teader
P. E. Robertson
East Russell Street
O. F. Sivans
Lewis Williams
Wesley Place
Jeader
Louse Avenue
Mabel Bullard
Guy Conrad
Sam Pendergrass
Avery Street
Business Women's Circle
Glenn Snyder
Clyde Lewis
Kesington Avenue
Fito
Altrusans
Miss Carmack
Mr. Hunter
Hill-Beck
Marie Friddleeds
Atlanta, Ga
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N. C
FELT
Bloom Furniture Company
Whoesale
N. Main St
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