Antique Show At Armory Draws Wide Interest
Pilot Club hosts antique show and sale at the National Guard Armory in High Point drawing collectors, dealers, and visitors from far and near. Twenty-two dealers, including Crowder Plating and Mrs Chester Haworth, display rare items such as cow-shaped silver creamers, 100 year old fans, Waterford lamps, and a Gone with the Wind prop replica. Proceeds aid club treasury as dates run Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Pilot Club
France
Oaks Plantation
Selzwick International
Silversmith
Crowder Plating Company
Norfolk
Chester Haworth
National Guard Armory
High Point
George Sutton
Gurney Wilson
Cecil Lackey
Statesville
Men Who Put Off Marriage May Wind Up Regretting It
Ruth Millett argues delaying marriage risks losing desirable partners as women marry earlier and men with advanced schooling may find the best prospects already taken. The piece notes a shift from older norms where men married after establishing means to now many marry early, sometimes with wives supporting education or careers.
Miss Sarah King Bride Elect Feted At Welch Parker Bridge
Miss Sarah King, bride elect, honored at a bridge party hosted by Bet ty Welch and Ruby Parker at Welch home on Holton street. Pink and white decor featured carnations and a bridal figurine. Ruth Seward won high, Mary Louise Hasty second, Nancy Smith traveling prize. A dessert course followed with numerous guests listed. Miss King to be further feted at a tea by Mrs Williard and Miss Ruth Williard at 1102 Johnson Street. A full grown male ostrich stands on display nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Parker
Bridge
Sarah King
Betty Welch
Ruby Parker
Miss Welch
Holton Street
Miss King
Miss Ruth Seward
Mary Louise Hasty
Nancy Smith
Nancy King
Mary Ruth Seward
Helen Gibson
Louise Gibson
Alman Ruth Griffin
Jewel Myer
Carlene Kearns
Donna Burns
Jack Futrelle
VFW Auxiliary Names Representatives To National Convention
At the Ladies Auxiliary meeting the VFW here elected Mrs. Lillian Suttenfield and Mrs. Frankie Greer to represent the auxiliary at the National Convention in Miami the week of August 22. President Frances Lopp oversaw business as 55 day favors were approved for 16 hospital wards and a cash donation was authorized to furnish a room at the Oteen guest house. A social hour followed with hosts Mrs. Sue Welborn and Mrs. Lillian Suttenfield serving refreshments to 25 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lillian Suttenfield
Frankie Greer
Auxiliary
Miami
Florida
Frances Lopp
Oteen
Sue Welborn
Arrid Creamogen Deodorant Ad from 1949
Lorraine Davies of Little Rock and Orlando endorses Arrid Deodorant with Creamogen claiming instant odor control and long lasting protection. The ad promises a refund if not fully satisfied and notes a price of 39 cents plus tax with contact address on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Lorraine Davies
Orlando
Florida
Ladies Bridge Winners At Emerywood Club
Winners announced for duplicate and contract bridge at the Emerywood country club yesterday. In duplicate North-South first place went to J O Hauschild and Nesbit Caughman with Welhorns as runners-up. East-West winners were Robert Hubbard with C Durland first and Howard Ryan second. Contract winners were Ed Mendenhall Laurance Ingram Albert Hart Willis Slane Jr and Eleanor Idol. Bill Nicholson Cubs outfielder caught 10 fly balls in a Sept M game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hauschild
Nesbit Caughman
J. S. Welhorn
Robert Hubbard
C. Durland
E. T. Howard
J. T. Ryan
Ed Mendenhall
Laurance Ingram
Albert Hart, Jr
Willis Slane, Jr
Eleanor Idol
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U. S
Madeline Hoover
Waughtown Street
Winston-Salem
N. c
POR
Mas Forrest Edwards
North Carolina
Dy-Dee Supply CO
SUL mCame
Mt Call
Graflex
Lise
Crown Graphic Old
N. Main
High Point, N. C
Ruth Millett
Tobias
Siti
Enterprise
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
VFW
Monark
Dupont Frontine
Emerywood Country Club
Frank Armfield
Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cub
Hy. Sd Fon
Soda
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