Brides-Elect Honor Guests At Garden Breakfast
Three brides-elect Misses Deppe Barker Rebecca Harrison and Nell Poole were honored at a garden breakfast yesterday morning at 1101 John Street. Helen Jones and Lila Bell joined the hostesses. six small tables hosted spring blooms and bird bath decor. The honorees received gifts including linen and silver as friends and city schools faculty marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Deppe Barker
Reecca Harrison
Nell Poole
Helen Jones
Lila Bell
Aarden
Johnn Street
Rker
Harson
Poole
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Party Planned at Coca Cola Rooms
Plans for a benefit bridge party by the Legion Auxiliary unit are advancing. Proceeds aid the auxiliary entertainment fund for convention planning. The event starts at 2:30 PM Tuesday with prizes in dye and other games. reservations must be made by Friday morning with Mrs. Curris or Mrs. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legionuxiliary
Coca-Cola
Auxry
Jack Urris
W. J. Bennett
S. Dan Arden
Sara Stone Birthday Tribute Hidden in Surprise Party
Sara Stone died on birthday a surprise party honored her at home hosted by her mother J Lee Stone at 710 Park Avenue. About twenty younger guests attended with games and prizes awarded to Annie Bowes and Margie Foster. Summer flowers and pink and white decorations framed the rooms as Mrs Stone arranged dainty ices and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Stone
Pary
J. Lee Stone
Cark Avenue
Annie Bowes
Margie Foster
Mrs. Stone
Barbara Yancey
Isbury
Miss Mary Louise Myrick Weds Albert P Hyde in First Presbyterian Church
The ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church united Miss Mary Louise Myrick of this city and Albert Pennington Hyde of New York. The couple, married by Dr. Charles F. Myers, proceeded with a traditional service amid cathedral tapers and floral arches, followed by a reception and wedding trip to Florida before settling in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pennington Hyde
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Louise Myrick
John Marvin Myrick
Bay Street
Manning
Albert P. Hyde
Greensboro
Charles F. Myers
John A. Miller
Evelyn Troxler
Dan W. Smith
Dan W. Smith Presiding At the Console. Miss Troxler
Schubert
Wagner
Mr. Smith
Mendelssohn
Judson G. W. Hyde
Hartford
High Point Social Calendar Listings For Week
A series of club meetings and social events are scheduled in High Point. Activities include the Graduate Nurses Club gathering at the YWCA Monday at 8 pm, Garden Club meetings, a bi weekly bridge at Emerywood on Tuesday, and an American Legion Auxiliary benefit bridge at Coca Cola plant. Additional events cover outdoor supper at Guilford Sanatorium, garden party at Pickett Farm, Family Service Bureau board meeting, Altrusa executive board, Girl Scout Council planning summer camp, and a recital with Mrs Kirkman at Ray Street School Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
W. E. Mitchell
American Legion Auxiliary
Coca-Cola
East Washington Street
Jack Burris
W. J. Bennett
State Department
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Guilford County
First Baptist Church
High Point Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
American Home Department
Family Service Bureau Board
South Main Street
Juniors Of Club Fall Formal Dance At Emerywood
The Emerywood country club junior members held a card dance at the clubhouse last evening with Clarence Leonard and his orchestra providing music from 9 until late. Invited guests joined the senior class in a formal event shaded by summer flowers and bright evening gowns. Betty Warner chaired arrangements with Irma Sheloff Ramona Redman Lib Lindsay Bradford Thomas Joe Woollen and Grady Morgan on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Clarence Leonard
Betty Warner
Irma Sheloff
Ramona Redman
Lib Lindsay
Bradford Thomas
Joe Woollen
Grady Morgan
Graduate Nurses Plan Called Meeting at YWCA
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club will meet Monday at 8 PM at the Adams Memorial YWCA on North Main Street. President Miss Hazel Johnson says the session will decide actions to aid the Red Cross Mobilization for Mercy program.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
North Main Street
Red Cross
Hazel Johnson
Woman's Club Garden Party Closes Season at Pickett Farm
The Woman's Club ends its season with a Wednesday garden party at Pickett Farm the home of retiring president Mrs H D Sears. Music Literature and American Home departments co host and new officers will be installed for the coming year. Also announced is the birth of Robert Lowe Bolton born Friday May 30 to Mr and Mrs Robert S Bolton of 2324 English Street formerly Eden Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Pickett Farm
H. D. Sears
Sears
Music Literature
American Home
Robert Lowe Bolton
Roberts. Bolton
English Street
Robert Lowe
Green Street Baptist Church
H. Hall
Franklin Street
H. T. Hartley
E. L. Hamilton
Paul Hancock
Noteworthy Hartford Bride Returns to Virginia Roots
Hartford residents report a wedding link connecting Clary Nottingham of Norfolk Virginia and Mrs George Warner Hyde of New Haven Connecticut with the mother of the groom joining the event.
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Hartford
Conn
Clary Nottingham
Norfolk
George Warner Hyde
New Haven
Ada Blair School Operetta Honey Pirates Featured Bees and Bears
Students at Ada Blair School staged the operetta Honey Pirates directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins. Grant Schauffer provided music with Theo dosia Poynter writing the libretto as actors like Jean Callahan and Fabie Johnson portrayed key roles. The performance, featuring the Honeycomb Orchestra and a bee chorus, ended with a benevolent honey exchange and a later concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair School
Dorothy Hoskins
Grant Schauffer
Theodosia Poynter
Jean Callahan
Brain
Fabie Johnson
Buzz
Jack Thomas
Crone
Willard Rich
Moon
Mary McMillan
Betty Hancock
Queen
Honeycomb Orchestra
Walton Thrower
the Sun
Louise Burrow
Baby Bee
Tommy Hauser
Woof
Dean Goodwin
Woofwoof
Bobby Carter
Woofwoofwoof
James Gurley
Cuckoo
Booby Peele
Sandman
Church Socials and Meetings From Various Local Churches
Multiple church groups from Green Street Baptist First Baptist Oak Hill Friends and others plan Monday and Tuesday meetings at homes and churches. Events feature named hostesses, circle meetings, and a Pal revealment program with dates and locations across North Main route three and Prospect street in Archdale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Green Street Baptist Church
Gibson
North Main Street
Waldo E. Carroll
Green Hendrix
E. H. Burrows
North Main Baptist Church
8S. F. Wall
Route Two
D. QO
Ward
W. P. Green
Wall
Miss Stirewalt Named Chief Page For Legion Meet
Caroline Arden named Miss Louise Stirewalt chief page for the American Legion Auxiliary state convention to be held June 23 25 in this city. Stirewalt a Lancaster S C native and Peace College alumna heads the local Junior Legion Auxiliary and is active in auxiliary affairs.
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Louise Stirewalt
Neale
Stirewalt
Lexington Avenue
American Legion
Weaver Mann
Newton
American Legion Auxiliary of
North Carolina
Miss Stirewalt
Auxiliary
Legion Meet
Caroline Arden
Dan D. Arden
Stirewall
Lancaster
S. C
Andrew Jackson
Legion
Arden
Caroline
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Ronald Kearns Feted At Seventh Birthday Party
Ronald Kearns son of Mr and Mrs Burley Kearns celebrated his seventh birthday with a party Friday at 1405 English Street. Friends enjoyed games and refreshments with cake and lemonade served from a pink and white decorated table.
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Ronald Kearns
Burley Kearns
English Street
Kearns
Marie Martin
Pauline Barnhart
Ronald
Jerry Culler
Ronald Falls
Aubrey Bowers
Gordon Brown
Peggy Sue Martin
Millicent Lee
Helen Martin
Barbara Ellington
Billie Anne Slate
Ann
Janie Shipwash
Family Service Bureau Board Meeting Set
The executive board of the Family Service Bureau will meet Wednesday at 5 PM in the Community Chest Committee rooms of the Professional building on South Main Street. All board members are expected to attend, announced yesterday by Mrs J W Clinard Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Service Bureau
Community Chest Committee
South Main Street
J. W. Clinard, Jr
Ladies Night Circles Schedule for Monday
Monday afternoon at 3 o clock the following hostesses will open their circles No 1 Mrs T J Gold Sedgefield with associate hostess Mrs H A Gaffney No 2 Mrs W W Lentz Westwood avenue No 3 Miss Betty Hardin Rockford Road No 4 Mrs F R Barringer Cedrow avenue No 5 Mrs C E Lehman 505 Colonial Drive No 6 Mrs Harry L Brown 713 West Farriss Avenue No 7 Mrs E E White 326 Louise Avenue with associate hostess Mrs Guy Meredith No 8 Mrs J H McCall 639 Colonial Drive No 9 Mrs Kenneth Redman Woodland Drive Night circles meet Monday as No 1 Miss Lucile Johnson High Point College No 2 Mrs FE J Oglesby 230 Shirley avenue No 3 Miss Ethel Mosley 246 Boulevard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
H. A. Gaffney
W. W. Lentz
Westwood Avenue
Betty Hardin
Rockford Road
F. R. Barringer
Cedrow Avenue
C. E. Lehman
Colonial Drive
Harry L. Brown
West Farriss Avenue
E. E. White
Louise Avenue
Guy Meredith
J. H. McCall
Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
Lucile Johnson
High Point College
FE. J. Oglesby
Shirley Avenue
Ethel Mosley
Boulevard
Girl Scout Council Plans Summer Camp At Final Meet
The High Point Girl Scout Council will hold its final summer meeting Thursday at 10 AM in the Adams Memorial YWCA building. Commissioner Royster Tucker will preside as members discuss the second annual Uwharrie summer camp and the council’s summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
High Point Girl Scout Council
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Girl Scouts
Uwharrie
Royster Tucker
Bride-Elect Miss Brinkley Honored In Shower By Oak Hill Faculty
Miss Jean Brinkley, June bride-elect and Oak Hill school faculty member, was honored at a bridge and linen shower hosted by Miss Barbara Courtney at Mrs. W. T. Saunders home on Jones Street. Four tables played. top score went to Miss Maude Carter with Ruth Modlin as runner-up. The honoree received many linen gifts. an ice course in nuptial colors followed for attendees including Miss Brinkley and guests Ruth Modlin Ruth Hepler Esther Kee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Brinkley
Oak Hill
Frank S. Green
Freeport
Ill
Barbara Courtney
W. T. Saunders
Jones Street
Maude Carter
Ruth Modlin
Misses Brinkley
Hazel Wright
Ruth Hepler
Ruth Lee
Esther Kee
Eleanor Currin
Sadie Doss
Ollie Moore
Madeline Creech
Arthur Dickens
Howard Bradner
E. M. Shipman
Blanche Johnson
R. E. Blair
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Carl R. Wesselhoft
Sarah Howerton
High Point
Evelyn Sharps
North Wilkesboro
Elizabeth Buhman
Mary Louise MacBroom
Roanoke
Wesselhoff
Myrick
William Neale
Ray Street School
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Hyde
Emerywood Court
Mr. Hyde
Celtic Park
Woodside
Long Island
Winston-Salem
Asheville
L. E. Gordon, Sr
Marion, Xa
Pune
South Hamilton Street
N. C
Sergt. L. C. McMahon
Elwood
Milo Steinborn
Tommy Marvin
Whitey Grovo
Jack Patterson
Bob McCoy
Ernie Powers
Sheraton
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Club Fete
Ada Blair
Green Street Dorcas
J. W. Clinard
W. W. Preddy
Wodrow Avenue
L. B. Stone
L. G. Lee
Emma Brigman
Tillie Horn
Ad Baptist Philatheas
L. W. Robertson
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial Church
W. H. Voncannon
Philatheas
Oak Hill Friends Church
Pearl Newton
Prospect Street
F. R. Fraley
Louise Linthicum
Miss Newton
Co. A. Kirkman
Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley
O. A. Kirkman
Archdale
Elizabeth Frye
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends Church
Hazel Coltrane
Robert Burge
Clifton Pearson
Coltrane
New Presbyterian Circles
STATE
Chest Committee
Spode
Billingsley Rose
Coventat Manon
America
Shower
Woman’s College
Woman's College
McIver
Aycock
Ralph Sockman
Christ Church
New York City
W. C. Jackson
Clyde R. Hoey
Frank Porter Graham
The
Greater University
Celia Durham
Chapel Hill
Far North
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