Visiting Group And Couple Share Honors At Picnic
Mrs. Oscar Mae Campbell hosted a picnic at Archdale honoring Mrs. E C Blair of Belrose New York and Mrs John Andrews of Hilton Village Virginia as well as Mr and Mrs Ernest Crouch who plan to move to James Town. O L McCampbell presented gifts after a supper served on a long table with summer flowers. Guests included numerous local residents and friends from Asheboro High Point and other nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Blair
Belrose
N. Y
John Andrews
Hilton Village
Virginia
Ernest Crouch
Jamestown
Oscar Mae Campbell
Archdale
O. L. McCampbell
O. R. Blaylock
Asheboro
E. S. Wall
High Point
O. E. Wilson
Clifton C. Pearson
HL. S. Ragan
J. L. Marsh
C. E. Peace
Hattie White
Gilbert, Marsh
Eugene Marsh
O. M. Hayworth, Jr
Gene Marsh
Gilbert Marsh
Mrs Horney Farewell Party Near Fort Wayne Indiana
Mrs Horney longtime resident of the area received a informal farewell party on Steele Street hosted by Mesdames Dexter Byerly and A J Bollinger. Bingo and other games provided entertainment while a shower of gifts was presented. Guests included Miss Mary Ruth Bollinger Silene Kimsey Catherine Horney Louise Langford Jane Lesler Maude Carraway and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Horney
Goon
Corporal Horney
Mary Ruth Bollinger
Silene Kimsey
Catherine Horney
Louise Langford
Jane Lesler
Maude Carraway
Bill Snotherly
Paul Younts
Rose March
James Corns
Lenton Tyree
Sherwood Curlee
Miss Della Copeland Becomes Bride Asa Parham in Kinston
In Kinston on July 18 at Queen Street Methodist Church, Miss Della Edgerton Copeland wed Asa Richmond Parham of Henderson. The ceremony featured white magnolia and lilies, organ music, and a reception at the bride's home before the couple departed for a New England trip and planned residence in Philadelphia. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Arthur Sanford Copeland. the groom is a UNC medical graduate pursuing study at the University of Pennsylvania. Second item notes births: Kenneth Warne Livengood born July 8 at Paveris Memorial Hospital. Dianne Sharon Hilliard born July 28 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Richmond Parham
Henderson
Della Copeland
Winston
Queen Street Methodist Church
Kinston
Arthur. Sanford Copeland
Copeland
Amos R. Kearns
Kearns
High Point
Asa R. Parham
Ner
Della Edgerton Copeland
Walter C. Ball
Henry Johnson
Fred M. Taylor
Burns Borough
Curtis Gary, Jr
Pinehurst
Edwin Fuller Parham
Malone Parham
Frank Legg
Gus Forbes, Jr
Greenville
Finsign
Erskine Clements
Swinbourne Island
N. Y
George F. Whitfield
New York City
Tappe
Parham
Arthur Sanford Copeland
Mr. Copeland
Gunston Hall
Washington, D. C
North Carolina Society
Raleigh
Asa Lipscomb Parham
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Phi Chi
New England
Alpha Apartments
40Th
Pine Streets
Amos Kearns
Kenneth W. Livengood
Hospitat
Howard Livengood
English Street
Kenneth Warne
Paveris Memorial Hospital
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday At Blair Park
The July meeting of the local American Legion Auxiliary will be held Tuesday evening at the Blair Park clubhouse with newly elected president Mrs. Leigh Harper presiding. Mrs. Bruce Carraway will discuss Trophies and Awards, and hostesses include Mesdames Bates Burris Carriker Gant Haley Harrison Teague and Williams. The gathering starts at 1 45 PM. Mr and Mrs Harry Pierce announce the birth of a son Michael Darius July 14 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Pierce was formerly Vera McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Leigh Harper
Bruce Carraway
Mesdames
Tom Bates
Jack Burris
J. Frank Carriker
R. B. Gant
G. M. Haley
Effie Harrison
Lewis E. Teague
M. W. Williams
Harry Pierce
Michael Darius
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Pierce
Vera McBride
Miss Grayson Bridal Parties Honor Popular Bride Elect
Two weekend gatherings celebrated Miss Margaret Grayson, fiancée of Lieut. Furman P. Covington, with bridge games and a morning party. Hosts Mrs. John William Slate Jr. and Miss Ruth Briles emphasized bridal colors of green and white, with floral decor and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grayson
Furman P. Covington
Thomasville
John William Slate, Jr
Aliss Ruth Briles
John Miller
Miss Grayson
Helen Marie Sheloff
Ruth Briles
Margaret Briggs
Sarah Wilson Jones
Mesdames Henry Betts
Wiliam Jarrett
George Machen
C. R. Joyce
John Herndon
Wil
Younger Set Fered at Attractive Parties for Miss Stacy
Miss Susan Young hosted a Friday bridge party at 3 30 PM at her mother's West Emerywood home honoring Miss Louise Stacy of Lumberton visiting Miss Norma Page. Four tables played. high score went to Miss Nelson Mann, low to Miss Barbara Lynn, prizes given, and a dessert served to guests including Miss Stacy and family. Miss Stacy was later honored again with a luncheon hosted by Miss Shirley Jean Hurt at her Sedgefield home. after lunch guests swam, canoeed, and played bridge, with invitations extended to Miss Stacy, Miss Page, and other local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Phillips
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Thomasville
Miss Grayson
Miss Briles
Miller
North Main Street
Alary Briles
Aliss Grayson
C.S. Grayson
Susan Young
R. K. Young
West Emerywood
Louise Stacy
Lumberton
Norma Page
Nelson Mann
Barbara Lynn
B. Craven Page
Alice Cottam
Janet Russell
Arta
Pearl Hiatt
Martha Ann Klutz
Zana Groome
Shirley Jean Hurt
Carol Walker
Fritzie Raymond
Eleanor Garrett
Beverly Hancock
Edan Page Harrison
Miss Stacy
Sedgefield
Miss Page
Martha Ann Kluttz
Virginia Hurt
Weekly Girl Reserve Open house At the Y
The weekly Girl Reserve open house endorsed by the Defense Council as a Summer Freedom Frolic center was held at the Y with many young people attending. Miss Jo Chapman and Miss Edna Ferree led activities including games and informal dancing for Girl Reserve age youth each Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
Local Defense Council
Jo Chapman
High Point College
Edna Farle Ferree
Florence Nightingale Club
Owen Cecil Vows Announced Today
Thom asville July 18 special to The Enterprise reports the marriage of Helen Clyde Owen to Howard McClain Cecil. Ceremony June 28, 1942 in York South Carolina with Judge Nunn officiating. Helen is daughter of E F Owen and Mrs Owen of Thom asville. Howard is son of J M Cecil of High Point. The couple reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
wMr
E. E. Owen
Helen Clyde
Howard McClain Cecil
J. M. Cecil
High Point
Rawie 2
York
S. C
FE. Gerixs Nunn
Cecil
FE. F. Owen
Mr. Cecil
Route 2
Wrenn
Bible Study Begins at Calvary Methodist Church
Mrs Charles A McMurry will lead the Women's Society of Christian Service Bible study at Calvary Methodist Church starting Wednesday at 4 PM. Bring sandwiches for supper. If unable to attend afternoon session, join at 7 PM. Robert C Smith of Baltimore visiting his parents at 00 English Street before returning Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. McMurry
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert C. Smith
Baltimore
High Point
H.C. Smith
English Street
Betrothal of Thomasville Girl to Lt William G Barger
Mr and Mrs John Wood Hall of 605 Randolph Street Thomasville announce the engagement of their daughter Daisy Fuller to Lieutenant William G Barger of the United States Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh Pa Miss Hall a native of Thomasville attended Blackstone College class of 1942 majoring in music Lieutenant Barger son of Mrs G W Barger Sewickley Pa graduated Sewickley High School in 1938 and Pennsylvani State College in mechanical engineering He has been in Army service since graduation and is now stationed at Fort Belvoir Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Fuller Hall
Thomasville
William G. Berger
Sewickley
Pittsburgh
Mn John H. Hall
City
John Wood Hall
Randolph Street
Daisy Fuller
Wiliam G. Barger
United States Army Corps of Engineers
Pennsylvania
Miss Hall
Hall
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Virginia
Barger
G. W. Barger
Sewickley High School
Pennsylvani State College
Theta Ni Socis
Th Army
Fort Belvoir
Mrs W Craig Parks Honored By Close Friends At Party
Mrs. W Craig Parks bride of the Summer was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Jack Packer and Miss Ann Boles at 113 Centennial Avenue. The evening featured bridge and contests with top score by Mrs. Charles Mendenhall and runner up Miss Mary Irene Robinson. Many gifts and decorations complemented an ice course and green white bridal motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Craig Parks
Jack Packer
Ann Boles
Centennial Avenue
Parks
Mary Ruth Brower
Charles Mendenhall
Mary Irene Robinson
Marie Workman
Judy Primm
Betty Croker
Jhostesses
O. B. Matpass
Big Morehead
Servin
Mrs. Parks
Louise Brewer
Bonnie Lewis
Marion Leonare
Markie Beal
Elizabeth Swigzer
Martha Warner
Mary Trene Robinson
Virginia Robbins
Jud
Primm
Marc Workman
Bert Croker
Mesdames
John Mace
Clarence Malpass
James Corns
Jack Hutchens
Bill Morehead
W R. Malpass
George Parker
Brantley Hucks
Woodrow Hight
Also Mentioned on This Page
Priscilla
Ye Jeweler
South Main St
Gainsborough
Legion Auxiliary
Michael Darius Pierce
Grayson
Adams Building
City Lake
Mancie S. Skinnell
Roanoke
Mary Jon Blanton
Columbana Woodson Baker,Jr
Winston-Salem
New Orleans
First Baptist Church
DP. H. Wileay
Sergeant Baker
Mgr
C. W. Baker
Owen-Cecil
Mrs. McMurray
Calvary Church
William G. Barger
Mrs. W. Craig Parks
Packer
Miss Boles
Rhythm Step Tweedies
Nunn
Bush
Edgerton
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
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