Miss Ava Neil Taylor Weds Rev Clyde L Collins In Home Ceremony
Ava Neil Taylor married Rev Clyde Louis Collins in a home ceremony at 1205 Johnson Street. Officiant Rev O Weldon, with Willis Gupton as best man, Elizabeth Martin and Dan W Smith providing music. The couple, after a reception, planned a western North Carolina wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Neil Taylor
Clyde Louis Collins
M. T. Tay
Johnson Street
O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Willis Gupton
Hallister
Elizabeth Martin
Dan W. Smith
Women Of Moose Elect Officers At Regular Meet
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at the Moose home on North Main street with Senior Regent Frances Lopp presiding. Officers elected include Louise Witherspoon as senior regent and Edrie Price as junior regent, with Annie Bradley chaplain, Dorothy Forward recorder, and Ora McMahon treasurer. The group planned Chapter Night for June 13 and noted an upcoming Loyal Order of Moose party. The chapter received the annual certificate of standing and adjourned until June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Moose
North Mainstreet
Frances Lopp
Louise Witherspoon
Edrie Price
Annie Bradley
Dorothy Forward
Ora McMahon
Mooseheart Committee
Loyal Order of Moose
Moosehairt Endowment Fund
VFW Post 619 Hosts Benefit Dance Tomorrow
The VFW Post 619 plans a benefit dance at the VFW home on West Broad Street tomorrow evening. Proceeds support post projects including rehabilitation work for returned World War II veterans and the post treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
West Broad Street
Post Treasury
Emerywood Duplicate Club Meets Saturday
Calendar notes two events at Emerywood club and YMCA. At 2 p m the Emerywood Duplicate Club gathers for weekly play at the clubhouse. At 8 15 p m the USO dance for service men occurs at the YMCA gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Ymca Gymnasium
Club Membership Discussed By Mrs Shipman At BPW Meeting
Mrs. E. M. Shipman state membership chairman and BPW member spoke on Club Membership at the June BPW dinner and program meeting held at the Sheraton hotel. She urged diversity in membership and urged programs to attract more business and professional women, with forty two attendees including new member Maud Reynolds. President James B. Casey announced the third district meeting June 16 in Winston-Salem at the Robert E. Lee and urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Sheraton Hotel
VFW
Helen Murphy
Uniontown
N. J
National
Hazel Miller
Des Iowa
Civilla
Charlotte
Broad Street
Auxilia
Sheraton
VFW Post and Auxliary
Amenceis Whitley
Marie Strother
E. M. Shipman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Shipman
Oriana B. James
Maud Reynolds
Ests
Mesdames Claude Parish
James B. Casey
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
Cherokee Indian program in WSCS series at Wesley Memorial
The second in a series on the American Indian sponsored by the women’s societies of Christian Service featured Rev. Forbis Durant of the North Carolina Cherokee Reservation as guest speaker. He discussed tribal life, government aid, and Cherokee art, noting education and cultural growth amid changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Societies of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial
First Methodist
Forbis Durant
North Carolina
Forbis
Oklahoma
C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
Union
Mexico
George Haltom
Woodmen Circle Bingo Party Set At Blair Park
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle sponsors a bingo party Friday at Blair's Park club at 8 pm. Prizes include a grand prize for the top winner, with ice cream and drinks served. Tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair's Park Club
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Center Theater
the Guardian
Paul Carroll
Miss Dorothy Oglesby Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday Party
Miss Dorothy Mawe Oglesby was honored on her sixteenth birthday at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Oglesby at 710 Morris Street. Guests included Ruth Ann Stainback Joyce Jackson Betty Lou Yarborough Ruth Brown Peggy Davis Betty Ragan Carolyn Ward Carol Maxwell Colon Sherrill Jr Paul Brewer Roger Jackson Javan Rike Jr Bill Johnson Marvin Shoemaker Jr Wayne Chambers Charlie Reid and Bill Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Oglesby
Dorothy Mawe Oglesby
Morris Street
David Shepard
Patsy
Dorothy
Ruth Ann Stainback
Joyce Jackson
Betty Lou Yarborough
Ruth Brown
Peggy Davis
Betty Ragan
Carolyn Ward
Carol Maxwell
Colon Sherrill, Jr
Paul Brewer
Roger Jackson
Javan Rike
Bill Johnson
Marvin Shoemaker, Jr
Wayne Chambers
Charlie Reid
Bill Bowman
Beta Sigma Phi Holds Sheraton Business Meeting
Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at the Sheraton hotel last evening with Mrs. Enoch Tipton Jr. presiding. Miss Melvin Hayes announced Blue Brigade awards to Geneva for top war bond sales and noted Mrs. Jack Green led sorority bonds. Members listed include Frances MuSe Imogene Shields Dot Miller Geneva Crowder Elizabeth Swiggett Alfreda Hardie Ruth Gillian Virginia Gibson Melvin Hayes Sarah ter Sara Ray and Mesdames Tipton Justice Marin Parker Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Enoch W. Tipton, Jr
Sarah Hester
Youth Center
Miss Hester
Melvin Hayes
Blue Brigade
Miss Geneva
Jack Green
Frances MuSe
Imogene Shields
Dot Miller
Geneva Crowder
Elizabeth Swiggett
Alfreda Hardie
Ruth Gillian
Virginia Gibson
Sarahter
Sara Ray
Enoch Tipton, Jr
Carl Justice
Sebastian Marin
George Parker
Richard Short
Officers Club Meets Tonight
The Past Noble Grand Officers club of the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet with Mrs Elloree Kent at her home 604 West Broad Street this evening at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Elloree Kent
West Broad Street
Garden Study Club ends year with fish fry and officer install
Garden Study Club concluded its year with a fish fry at the city lake attended by members and husbands. A post-meeting business session installed new officers led by Mrs. W. J. Pappas as president, and gifts were approved for Red Cross Camp programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
W. J. Pappas
Silas Casey
W. B. Flaharty
Charles Byrd
Wray Ward
W. E. Cecil
Camp and Hospital —— of the Red Cross
Camp
Charles
Victor Dallas
L. B. Dunn
G. M. Mitchell
Ben Curry
Indianapolis
Ind
M. Z. Perkinson
S. O. Peebles
J. W. VanLo
Local notes on residents and visitors in High Point area
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman recuperates at home 312 Otteray idrive after an operation Monday at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Pfc Emily Herring of Fort Devens Mass visits two weeks with her parents Dr and Mrs R A Herring then travels to New York for a friend’s wedding. Mrs J Knox Harrington of Maymers visits her mother at 1107 Johnson street. Mrs Agnes Spainhour from High Point route two improving after a Boulevard hospital stay moves to niece Ruth Charping’s home 323 Louise avenue. Mrs Henry Mayo and daughter Anne of Danville Va have spent the past week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kirkman
Otterayidrive
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Emily Herring
Fort Devans
Mass
Women's Army
R. A. Herring
Lexington Avenue
Massachusetts
Pfc
Herring
New York City
Agnes Spain
High Point
Boulevard
Ruth Charping
Louise Avenue
Henry Mayo
Anne
Danville, Va
Mrs Mayo’s Sister Joins Family Visit at Woodrow Avenue
Mrs Mayo’s sister Mrs John L. Rothrock and Mr Rothrock of 208 Woodrow Avenue have joined here by her husband. He will spend the remainder of the week here and they plan to return to Danville over the weekend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Clyde L. Collins
Dina Taylor
Airy
Ararat
High Point College
Montreat College
John A. Collins
Troutman
Brevard College
Civilla Stevenson
State Department
Gill's Hotel
Carolinas
Mannie Gates
Seaa
John M. Duff, Jr
Tanest Ocean Front Hotel
Women of Moose
VFW Post
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woodmen Circle
Miss Oglesby
Maer
Mtl
Penne Te Peete
Bts
Wien
Children’s Sun Suits
Obdehren's Cotton
Pinafores
Sir Vwaeaertst
Beta Sigma Phi
Officers Club
M. R. Cole
M. D. Matthews
E. A. Wright
Nelson
Francis B. Nelson
Main St
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Trotter
Princess Beauty Shop Tei. “Sr
N. Main &T
Guilford
N. Main St
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