Pre-Nuptial Courtesies For Miss Betty Anne Johnson
Mrs. W. FE. Swaringen and daughter Helen Lois hosted a dessert bridge at their Lexington Ave home to honor Miss Betty Anne Johnson bride elect. Guests enjoyed pastel decor, bridal place cards, garland corsage, mold ed bridal ices, and decorated cake. The couple will wed at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Miss Johnson as brides maid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Swaringen
Helen Lois
Lexington Ave
Betty Anne Johnson
Miss Swaringen
Miss Johnson
N. M. Harrison Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. A. Johnson
N. M. Harrison Sr
J. J. Ed
Patsy Swaim
Barbee St
Sarah Clyde Johnson
Out To Grow Garden Club
W. C. Burge
Trinity
Stanton Sherred
Hillcrest Ave
Helen Gaitley
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
The
American Legion
Ees B. D. Arden
Chandler St
Bridal Compliments for Miss Nancy Monroe Bride Elect
Mrs. Dean Dull and Mrs. Richard Boyles hosted a shower for Nancy Monroe bride elect with gifts on a decorated cart. Guests included Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Nancy Davis of Asheboro. A second informal party in Winston-Salem featured corsage and towels as gifts. The Monroe wedding is set for June 26 at Green Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Dull
Richard Boyles
Nancy Monroe
Charles Kearns
McDowell
Dallas St
Nora Greenwood Circle Opens Year With Meeting
Mrs. W F Harris president elect announces Nora Greenwood Circle initial meeting will be held Tuesday night at 1416 N Hamilton St. Projects to be discussed and Mrs Gladys Methe nny will supervise devotional period. The Truth Seekers Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 7:30 at Mrs Bill Branson 1009 Barbee St with Secret Pals to be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Harris
Nora Greenwood Circle
N. Hamilton St
Gladys Methenny
Green Street Baptist Church
Bill Branson
Barbee St
Mrs Harold Stites Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs Harold Stites of 511 Bridges Street is back home after major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital two weeks ago. She remains confined to bed but may receive visitors, according to today’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stites
Bridges St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Friendly Garden Club Marks 20th Anniversary in Thom asville
The Friendly Garden Club of Thom asville celebrated its 20th founding anniversary with a party at the Guilford Dairy Hostess Room. President Mrs. Steibing introduced charter member Mrs. Sowers who recounted the club’s history begun May 28, 1935 at Sowers park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Friendly Garden Club of
Guilford Dairy
R. E. Steibing
B. B. Still
J. W. Sowers
Alma Jennings
Sowers Park
Walter Loftin
E. F. Mendenhall
C. Hep
Martha Kanoy Laughinghouse Weds Billy Laughinghouse in Thomasville
Miss Martha Jane Kanoy became the bride of Second Lieutenant Billy Britton Laughinghouse at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville on June 5 1955. The ceremony featured music by Joyce Black and Pat Everhart, a floor length chantilly lace gown, and a reception at the bride's home. The couple will reside at Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas after the ceremony. Martha Kaney is the daughter of Vann Kaney of Thomasville and the late Mrs Kaney. Billy Laughinghouse is the son of J R Laughinghouse of Greenville North Carolina. Both graduated from East Carolina College where they earned leadership honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Britton Laughinghouse
Martha Jane Kanoy
Thomasville
Richfork Baptist Church
J. R. Laughinghouse
Greenville
Joyce Black
Pat Everhart
Ann Siler
Siler City
Norman Findlay Jr
Raleigh
Lorine Kaney
Concord
Margaret Strickland
Halifax
Josie Grimes
Pamela Kaney
Madge Wilson
Peggy Harrison
Alvah P. Boyles Jr
Wake Forest
Ann Lee
Mary Jane Upchurch
Four Oaks
Michell L. Saieed
Shelby
Ohio
Frank Brown
Robert Ruas Jr
Furney Laughinghouse
Pantego
Charles E. Huffman
Sanford and Thomasville
T. Jerry Black
Kaney
Laughinghouse
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
East Carolina College
United States Air Force
Student Government Association
Circle KU
Phi Sigma Pi
Saunders announce birth of son John Floyd Saunders
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Saunders of Jamestown announce the birth of a son named John Floyd Saunders on June 3 at Cone Memorial Hospital in Greensboro.
Credit Women To Meet Thursday Breakfast Club
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club will gather at the Sheraton Hotel for breakfast at 7 30 a.m. Thursday with members from the local financial community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Social calendar highlights for Miss Sarah Clyde Johnson
The notice lists numerous events around Greensboro and Winston-Salem for Miss Sarah Clyde Johnson including luncheons, teas, a bridal shower, a cake cutting, and the wedding rehearsal. Attendees include Mrs. J. L. Chernault and Miss Elizabeth Ann Hunt, with venues at Bliss Restaurant, Bliss in Greensboro, Emerywood Country Club, and Main Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwam
Union Hill
Wade Cecil
Yancey Cecil
John P. Canine
Hillcrest Dr
Dobson Honors Daughter and Friends at Buffet Supper
Mr and Mrs J B Dobson hosted an informal Sunday evening at Cedron Ext drawing guests for their daughter Mrs Phillip Pedrow and three other honorees graduating from Woman's College. Attendees included families from Riveredge New Jersey Landisville Pa and Raleigh with spouses. Also includes a poultry recipe note featuring season cream sauce over chicken breasts and accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. B. Dobson
Phillip Pedrow
Woman's College
Gcomabite
J. B. Dobson
Cedron Ext
Mrs. Dobson
Pedrow
Francia Dobson
Gay Stewart
Riveredge
N. J
Polly Sanders
Sedgefield
Jim Hoebecker
Landisville
Marty
George Stewart
Alma Cope
Philip Pedrow
Jim Hilton
Raleigh
Mrs Swaringen Pupils in Recital at High Point College
Piano students of Mrs. W. E. Swaringen performed in a recital at High Point College on Thursday evening June 2 at 8 o clock. Participants included Judy Gilliam David Sherrill Johnny Robbins Jane Grimsly Candy Crawford Judy Robins Jane Johnson Nancy Culler Brenda De Lappe Judi Yow and Nancy Grimsley. Sherrill Robbins Johnson and Robins played duets while Crawford Gilliam Culler and Yow performed duos. First prize for greatest improvement went to Judy Gilliam with Robbins and Sherrill tying for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Swaringen
High Point College
Judy Gilliam
David Sherrill
Johnny Robins
Jane Grimsly
Candy Crawford
Judy Robins
Jane Johnson
Nancy Culler
Brenda de Lappe
Judi Yow
Nancy Grimsley
Johnny Robbins
VFW Auxiliary Meets Tuesday at Post Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 will meet Tuesday evening at the Post Home on Greensboro Street at 7:30. All officers absent for the installation ceremonies are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Connor
Marion St
J. W. Coktrane
Harold Johnson
Archdale
Sarah Clyde Johnson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. L. Chernault
Hillcrest Dr
Wake Robin Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Pilot Club
Almetta Brooks
Emerywood Ct
Apts
VFW
Greensboro Rd
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wara Post 619
Post
Greensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Bulla
Ray McKenzie
Mr. Harrison
N. M. Harrison
Miss Nancy Monroe
Friendly Garden Club
John Herring
Nat Walker
Curtis Fields
Paul Bowles
Jack Gilliam
G. W. Bodenheimer
Robert Steibing
Vann Walter Kaney
J. BR. Laughinghouse
John Floyd Saunders
Steele St
Sidney Gayle
J. G. Goldston
J. G. Goldston Jr
Arbordale
Lpm
Rebecca Hester
Oodrow Ave
Sarah
Woodhams
Archdale Trinity Sunset Garden Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Max Williams
Main Street Methodist Church
James S. Hunt
Country Club
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Hunt
Luther Lewis
Country Garden Club
Oak View Grange Hall
Bruce Conrad
Robert Gayle
Nat Harrison
Lambeth, Inc
S. Main St
Home Exterminating Co
LINRC
Max Serunian and Sons, Inc
BEST
Frigidaire
City Appliance CO
S. Wrenn ST
Boone Coal & Fuel Co
Ao Ig Lee Ee
J. D. Rike & Son
Pit Reem
Kedmani Veroles
South Main
Rayons
Modern Art
Thomasville Road
Cy Ae
Noxzema
Noxzeme
Noxzema Chemical Co
Beach
Perkinson
Dad
STV Ec As
Sunbeam
Schick
Remington
Aeene Ronson
Serkinsen’s Jewelers
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