Bridal courtesy party for Miss Ann Poindexter announced
Informal bridal series kickoff last night at Borden's Gold Room honored Miss Ann Poindexter whose engagement to Dock was recently announced. Party hosted by Barbara Hedgecock Pat Vance and Sandra Spencer featured corsage gifts bridal bridge and contests while social guests mingled and enjoyed light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Pain
J. O. Poindexter
Borden's Gold Room
Barbara Hedgecock
Pat Vance
Sandra Spencer
Poindexter
Bill Green
Rene Abernathy
Gaily Beck
C of C Convention Ladies Entertained During Visit Here
North Carolina Chamber of Commerce executives wives, visiting High Point for a three day convention at the Sheraton Hotel, toured a hosiery plant and Tomlinson’s showrooms after a Sunday hotel luncheon. They joined their husbands at an informal hotel party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Tomlinson
Sheraton Hotel
Mothers To Join Soldiers In Germany After Two Year Stay
Two local families Mrs. Jame McCraw and the Walter E Whaleys prepare to move to Germany with their children Linda 2 months Greg 8 months Julia and Jean Anne as their husbands Sgt. McCraw and Sgt. Whaley serve in Germany at Heidelberg and Bamberg Coleman Barracks. They plan travel from New York with plans to reunite abroad and live in Germany for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. McCraw
Linda McCraw
New York
Sgt. McCraw
Schweinfurt
Germany
Army
Walter E. Whale
Julia
Stand
Ing
Jean Anne
Davenport
Set
Walter E. Whaley
Coleman Barracks
Heidelberg
Don Sturkey
N. MecCraws
Walter Whaleys
V. L. McCraw
Woodrow Avenue
Whaleys
Walter E. Whaleys
East Bay Street
Sgt. Whaley
Sadie Smith
Missouri
John Whaley
San Bernadino
Calif
High Point
McCraws
Tto
Burlington Bride-Elect Events Span Monday to Saturday
Social notices outline a series of bride-to-be Alice Garrett events from a supper Monday to a wedding rehearsal and ceremony at Front Street Methodist Church in Burlington. Attendees include Miss Rebecca Autry and Miss Alveria Coleman, with hostesses and venues listed. Aluminum foil tip notes easy cleanup after broiling.
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Pilot Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montlieu Avenue
Alice Garrett
Maroon Long
Gra
Mildred Bradshaw
Graham
Alveria Coleman
Jack Ridge
Sunset Drive
D. H. Parnell
Rebecca Autry
Burlington
Leo Carr
Hester
Woodrow Avenue
Garrett-Hester
Front Street Methodist Church
Nathan Long
R. S. Kent
Ida Garrett
Joe Beard
Ayes
J. C. Ompson
Nat' Secretaries Meet at Thomasville
The Chairtown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met Monday July 20 at the Civic Center Thomasville and voted to join the North Carolina Secretaries Association of the National Association. Members reported plans for 1953 1954 and Greensboro O Henry Chapter invited them to an August 25 dinner at Boers Garden Room to hear a report on the Seattle National Convention. Next meeting is August 17 at Mrs Charles Rhodes Route 2 Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
National Secretaries’ Association
Civic Center
North Carolina Secretaries’ Association of the
National Association
O. Henry
Greensboro
Boers Garden Room
Seattle
Herbert Vanhoy
Frances B. Myers
Charles Rhodes
Mount Vernon and Charlotte Club Hear Miss Harris
The Mount Vernon Home Demonstration Club hosted its July meeting at the Community House with Charlotte Tabernacle club members as guests. Mary Harris home agent led an Attitudes demonstration while Mrs. David T. Yow presented a poem. An August picnic is planned with a recreation program at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Charlotte Tabernacle Club
C. W. Redding
Mary Harris
David T. Yow
Parents Hear Mrs Bell on Handicapped Children Issues
The High Point Association heard Mrs Edward G Bell of Greensboro discuss problems facing parents of handicapped children at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. She urged turning to God, stresses discipline and humor, and outlined plans for a local school with a board of directors and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Association
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Edward G. Bell
Greensboro
C. Arthur Kirkman
Amos R. Kearns
W. A. Tomlinson
Jesse Washburn
Local People Attend Johnston Funeral in South Boston
A number of local residents gathered in South Boston to honor A. C. Johnston on Saturday. Attendees included Earl C. Howell and family, R. C. Crouse, W. M. Wood and daughters, Earl Bundy, Herbert Oglesby, and David Sheppard. Johnston’s brother, formerly with R. J. Reynolds Tobacco in Winston-Salem and South Boston, had been retired for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
A. C. Johnston
Earl C. Howell
R. C. Crouse
W. M. Wood
Earl Bundy
Herbert Oglesby
David Sheppard
Johnson
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
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Ann Poindexter
Social and
Club
Actiities
Madeline Hoover
Greg McCraw
Cuddly
Niddie Korner
Asgle
Shirley Allred
Cedrow Avenue
le Fleurette Garden Club
Clifton Hughes
Westchester Drive
Graham Pulkingham
H. D. Sechrest
Rebecca Sechrest
T. R. Ballard
West Howell Street
Exie Bulla
Asheboro
Efird
Rayon
Trulon
Ads Department Store
Mount Vernon and Charlotte
Miss Harris
Frank Armfield
Albert Hart, Jr
Edgar Snider
Harry Hawthorne
J. W. Morgan
C. Paul Conrad
Fred J. Flagler, Jr
Coy Copple
Robert Rankin
Bland Worley
Everett Marsh
W. H. Graham, Jr
Irene Snyder
Henry Weininger
Deane B. Pruette
L. R. Conrad
M. L. Aderhoidt
Ruth Spillman
Catherine D. Moffitt
Sylvia Stenhouse
A. A. Wiseman
Weininger
Johnston
Ali
Glenn
Loox
Tess Rescoe’ Sy
L. ‘ Glenn Company
Necchi
S&h
Washington
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