This N That Club Sums Ceramics Class In Marietta
Members of This n That Club gathered at the Marietta Clubhouse for the first ceramics course taught by Mrs. Merial Houser. They learned forming clay into dishes ash trays and statues. Mrs. Bobby Warner will lead painting and glazing next week. Refreshments concluded the session.
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This 'N
Merial Houser
Marietta
Bobby Warner
Walter York Speaks To Women Of Moose
Walter York a Moose Lodge charter member spoke to Women of the Moose last evening. The College of Regents planned the program with Mrs Ida Kimble chairing. York discussed Moose Lodge work. Mrs Billie Bowman was senior regent and enrolled Mrs Mary Rosalind ONeill as a new member. A E Kelly spoke on plans for the new Moose Home. Refreshments featured a yellow and white theme. The Airedale dog noted origins in Aire Valley York shire England.
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Walter York
Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose
College of Regents
Ida Kimble
York
Billie Bowman
Mary Rosalind O'Neill
A. E. Kelly
The
Mrs Agner Jr Entertained After Recent Wedding Shower
Former Miss Jane Weav er, who wed Jimmy Agner Jr on June 18, was guests hosted by her mother in law at a Richland Avenue home shower. A blue linen cloth covered buffet, a three bloom plant centerpiece, and a blue carnation corsage highlighted the event. Linen gifts and assorted shower presents were given to the honoree.
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Margaret English Haworth
Rawley L. Young
Westwood
William B. Haworth
Eugene Terrell
Shirley Albertson
High Point
Jo Ann Cook
Conover
Thomas L. O'Briant
Guilford College
Margaret Fowler
Lake Junaluska
Dianne Haworth
Winston-Salem
Ann Haworth
Jane Weaver
Jimmy Agner Jr
Richland Ave
Miss Hearne Honored at Kitchen Shower
Miss Phyllis Hearne, bride elect of James Daniel Morgan, was toasted Thursday at 233 Montheu Ave. by Mrs. W. C. Walker Jr and Mrs. Roland Harmon. Guests included her mother, Mrs. F. R. Hearne, as pink and green decor and a miniature bride cake center gifts and bridal games highlighted the party.
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Miss Haworth
Sara Elizabeth Terrell
Eugene Terrell
Byron Haworth
James W. Fowler
Lake Junaluska
H. E. Saworth
Winston-Salem
L. DB. Young
Lomira
Wisc
C. B. Mattocks
High Point
Phyllis Reid Hearne
W. C. Walker Jr
Roland Harmon
Montheu Ave
Hearne
Susan
Miss Hearne
F. R. Hearne
Minister Speaks at Forestdale Garden Club Meeting
Rev. Tom Haggai addressed Forestdale Garden Club in Jamestown urging meditation on nature as comfort for despondency. He outlined four Ms to mature in God’s word as essential for biblical understanding. Guests included district co chairs and three Sears flower show winners were announced.
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Jamestown
Tom Haggai
Forestdale Garden Club
David Palmer
Potter Dr
Carl
Haggai
Forrest Neese
R. W. Boyd
W. B. Blackburn
Club of
North Carolina
Neese
Robert Green
Sam Newby
Eugene Slate
M. M. Firesheet
Chambers family leaves High Point after visit
Mrs Roy Chambers and children Jimmy and Brenda depart High Point for their Atlanta home after a week as former residents, concluding their visit.
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Jimmy
Brenda
Atlanta
High Point
Chambers
Climbing the ladder of success in J class
A compact reflection on progress in J class competition noting that advancement raises both status and difficulty as competitors rise through increasingly demanding rounds.
VFW Auxiliary State President Heads to Regional Conference
Mrs. Roy Hunter, president of the North Carolina VFW Ladies Auxiliary, departs for a summer southern regional conference in Chattanooga Tennessee from today through Sunday. She aims to promote auxiliary cooperation and outline state programs for Alabama through West Virginia and North Carolina, noting progress this year. Mrs. Hunter resides at 309 Player Drive and belongs to VEW Post 619 Ladies Auxiliary.
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N.C. Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Hunter
VEW
Miss Beamon Honored By Wedding Attendant
Miss Margaret Beamon, August bride elect, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Louella Kidd at 1014 N Rotary Dr. A yellow and white theme featured mixed summer flowers and a miniature kitchen scene centerpiece. Mrs J E Beamon poured, guests received a wedding sampler as a gift, and Margaret plans to wed James Manley Dodson III August 12 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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Louella Kidd
Margaret Beamon
James A. Kidd
Margaret
Kidd
N. Rotary Dr
J. E. Beamon
James Manley Dodson III
Greengvory
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Wood Plans Fete for Miss Clary At Windsor Road
Miss Mary Jo Wood will host a dessert coffee tomorrow at 1 p.m. to fete Miss Tamaria Clary, bride-elect of August. The Wood home on Windsor Road hosts the event with entertainment by Mrs. Buddy Bowers of Winston-Salem.
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Mary Jo Wood
Tamaria Clary
Wood Home
Windsor Road
Miss Wood
Buddy Bowers
Winston-Salem
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