College Faculty Wives Club to Honor Miss Driver Tonight
High Point college is hosting a pre wedding party tonight for Miss Ruth Estelle Driver and Montie Lester Hughes. The Faculty Wives club will entertain at 1431 Wiltshire Boulevard, eight o clock, with bridge and canasta for the bride elect and her party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Faculty Wives Club
Miss Driver
Ruth Estelle Driver
Montie Lester Hughes
Thomasville
Faculty Wives Club
High Point College
N. P. Yarbor
Wiltshire Boulevard
N. P. Yarborough
Fall and Winter Fashions Emphasize Slim Lines Exchangettes Hear Mrs Guy
Exchangette club members heard Mrs Charlotte C Guy discuss fall and winter fashion trends. She explained slim silhouettes will dominate with trims of beads sequins braid and velvet and highlighted the role of hats and accessories. Mrs Jack Dunn was installed as vice president and Mrs Hoyt Harris joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Guy
Charlotte C. Guy
Exchangette Club
Jack Dunn
Forrest Avenue
Guy
Lizzie Gooch
Bill Davis
Dunn
Everett Wall
Archie Sherron
Jack ‘Dunn
Homer Miller
West Virginia
Hoyt Harris
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Nancy Howard Before August Wedding
Miss Nancy Howard, bride elect of August, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Ethel Hollingsworth Shirley Harvey and Mrs Claude Vincannon at the Hollingsworth home on Chestnut street. Twenty five guests enjoyed decorations, gifts, and a china and silver set presented to Miss Howard. The couple to be wed are Miss Howard and James Jacobs of Gastonia with the ceremony at Hayworth Memorial Methodist Church on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Howard
Ethel Hollingsworth
Shirley Harvey
Claude Vincannon
Hollingsworth
Chestnut Street
Miss Howard
M. M. Howard
James Jacobs
Gastonia
Hayworth Memorial Methodist Church
Blanche Mann Birthday Fete At Home of Mrs Culler
Mrs Blanche Mann is honored at an informal birthday party hosted by Mrs Pete Culler and Mrs Clay Royals at 724 Springfield Ave. Bingo and games entertain guests with prizes to Mrs Arnold Culler Mrs Sinclair Horney Miss Peggy Royals Mrs J J May and the guest of honor. Family members join later for refreshments as Spring flowers decorate the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Culler
Clay Royals
Springfield Avenue
Blanche Mann
Arnold Culler
Sinclair Horney
Peggy Royals
J. J. May
Grady Mann
Ronnie
Jane Culler
Mesdames Odell Culler
P. L. Culler, Sr
R. D. Fowler
Hoyle Lopp
Leigh Harper
Rachel Cook
Cardui Relief Promises Blessing for Monthly Pains
Advert says Cardui monthly use brings relief from functional periodic pains in many women. It claims Cardui corrects organ muscle contractions and supports natural rhythm, helping overcome cramps. If pains stem from simple disturbances, it urges trying Cardui for tested relief.
National Title Holder In High Point For AAU Meet
Jackie Levine, Town club of Chicago swimmer and national indoor champion in the 220 and 440 yard freestyles, travels to High Point for the AAU National Women’s Swim Meet. She discusses training, work as a comptometer operator, diet, and impressions of London 1948 Olympic trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Levine
Chicago
City Lake
Florida
Enterprise
Bill Currie
Town Club of
Ilinois
High Point College
Jackie
London
England
Great Britain
High Point
Parties Planned For Miss Guy To Wed Bill Seckler
A series of parties are being held this week to honor Miss Grace Ann Guy before her upcoming marriage to William Seckler. Hosts include Mrs. Charles Ward at Fields apartments tomorrow at 7:30 for an informal gathering, and Mrs. H C Johnson at 507 Denny street on Thursday at 8 for a dinner party with Mrs. Rex Flynt and Mrs. Clyde Glosson assisting. Friday brings an informal party by Miss Polly Carroll at 1113 West Burton street at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ann Guy
William Seckler
Charles Ward
the Fields
Miss Guy
H. C. Johnson
Denny Street
Rex Flynt
Clyde Glosson
Johnson
Polly Carroll
West Burton Street
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
the Fields Apartments
Hugh R. Kellam
Ruth Crocker
Kathryn Wrenn
Kellam
Edgedale Drive
Iva Lee
Nancy Lou Mitchell
Maxine Kimrey
Mitchell
Weaver Street
G. H. Hobart
Driver- Hughes
West Farriss Avenue
Ruth Fstelle Driver
Montie Lester Hughes
Thomasville
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main and
Farriss Avenue
English Visitor Honored at Picnic by Overseas Club
At Elk Lake Park a picnic supper honored Mrs. John Harvey of Birmingham England as guest of the Overseas club. She will sail home on the Queen Mary after a three month stay with daughter Mrs. Warren Wood. Mrs R E Hackler gave a bon voyage talk and gifts were presented as autographs were signed. About forty five attended with spouses and families. A mint juice cooler was served with pineapple and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Lake Park
John Harvey
Birmingham
England
Overseas Club
Birthday Party for Rose Anne Boyles Highlights Seventh Year
Rose Anne Boyles celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at the Boyle home on English Street. Guests joined in games and contests with prizes awarded to several attendees, followed by refreshments around a rainbow themed gumdrop tree. Family and friends attended, including out of town guests from Sanford and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Anne Boyles
Julius G. Boyles
Boyle
English Street
Jane Hall
Melinda Causby
Arlie Faye Boyles
Linda Hodgin
Jacky Boyles
James Hunt
Sharon Turpin
Charlotte Gilbert
Rbara
Edward Trimble
Shirley Boyles
Sonja Welborn
Dot Williams
Doris Leach
Jan and Melinda Causby
Sanford
Jerry Patten
Randall
Keith
Junior Hilliard
Larry Hill
Sidney Boyles
Wayne Cox
Boyles
Vance Proctor
Hoover Hillard
Jack W. Boyles
Faye Gilbert
Miss Melba Neal Brown Honored in Bridal Shower
Miss Joanne Moffitt hosted a bridal shower for Miss Melba Neal Brown the bride elect for the Brown Smith wedding set for August eighteen. About fifteen guests enjoyed bridal games in the Moffitt living room with floral decorations and refreshments including sandwiches cakes and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Moffitt
Brown-Smith
Melba Neal Brown
Moffitt
Setzers Return Home After Week Visit
Mr and Mrs W Setzer and daughter Joannie left yesterday for Nashville Tenn after spending a week with Mr and Mrs R T Setzer at 501 Woodrow Their son is a Peabody College student Phyllis Lamb daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Lamb left for Greensboro to join 4 H members for Camp Millstone Mrs J E Givens of Richmond Virginia is visiting her sister Mrs Lawrence Matton at 213 Hillcrest Drive for several days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Setzer
Joannie
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Setzer
R. T. Setzer
Setzer
Peabody College
Phyllis Mb
H. M. Lamb
Greensboro
4-H
Camp Millstone
J. E. Givens
Richmond
Virginia
Lawrence Matton
Hillcrest Drive
Bridal events fill social calendar at High Point College
The Faculty Wives club hosts Ruth Estelle Driver’s pre wedding party at 1431 Wiltshire, followed by multiple clubs and hosts in town preparing for the Hughes Driver wedding. The schedule lists receptions and showers at various homes, culminating in the Saint Mary Episcopal church ceremony for Ruth Driver and Montie Lester Hughes.
Hadacol Propels Orris Story To Boxing Title Crowning
Orris Story, Wichita boxer and Hadacol endorser, credits neuritis relief and renewed energy to Hadacol. He recalls previous struggles with a stiff shoulder causing limited reach, then claims the tonic boosted stamina and helped win a state title. The piece promotes Hadacol with price details and company name The LeBlanc Corporation in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris Lee Story
Wichita
Kansas
Arkansas
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Edith Smith August Bride Elect Honored At Lingerie Shower
Miss Edith Smith, August bride elect, was feted at a lingerie shower last evening in the home of Mrs. Tony DeMarvo at 232 Mill Street. Mrs. Golda Shuskey assisted as hostess. About twenty close friends attended the 7:30 pm party with games, lime punch, and decorated cakes. The table featured a bridal color theme with lace cloth, white crystal holders, and summer flowers echoed in the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Jack Bowman
Tony DeMarvo
Mill Street
Golda Shuskey
Twin and single births announced in High Point area
The notices report births in High Point area families including Stephen Ted Griffin born July 22 to Stephen and Mrs Grayson F Griffin with Phyllis Batman as mother prior name, and Richard Ray Willard born July 24 at Fort Bragg hospital to Sergeant First Class and Mrs R W Willard formerly Wanda Hooper. Ronald Steve Rich born July 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Rich. Twins Kenneth Dale and Katherine Gail Hoffmann born July 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs W P Hoffman. mother formerly Ethel State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson F. Griffin
Ames Street
Stephen Ted
Griffin
Phyllis Batman
Roy Batman
Great Bend
Kansas
Richard Ray Willard
R. W. Willard
Richard Ray
Fort Bragg Hospital
Fayettevile
Ronald Steve Rich
Joseph Rich
Brentwood Apartments
Ronald Steve
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hofepmans
W. P. Hoffman
Coltrane Street
Kenneth Dale
Katherine Gail
Boulevard
Hoffman
Ethel State
High Point
Pattern 5406 Crocheted Irish Rose Pillowcase Design
Mrs Anne Cabot offers crochet pattern 5406 for Irish rose motifs on white background. Includes complete instructions stitch illustrations materials and finishing directions. Send 20 coins with name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot High Point Enterprise New York. Also announces Anne Cabot's Needlework Album with patterns and gifts for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
High Point Enterprise
Ave. Americas
New York 19
N. Y
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G. H. Hobard
West Farris Avenue
Mr. Hughes
Thomas J. C. Smyth
Blosser
Peta
Allbran
Chetnommier
Mrs. Aspers
Ey St
Camden
N. J
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Sara Wagger
Monark
Dupont - Tontine
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
By Joy Currie
Mann’s Drug Stores
Bill Seckler
Melba Brown
Orris
Stephen Ted Griffin
Guilford
N. Main ST
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
Eolr
Eckerd’s Drug Store
South Main St
UTC
Ustes
Duke Power Company
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