Miss Leora Hampp Honored at Bridge Party in Florence
Miss Leora Hampp, soon to wed John Fleming Hussey of Florence and Dallas, was the guest of Misses Helen Davis and Mildred Crowder at a Woodrow Avenue bridge party. Attendants wore white and a miniature bride marked her place. prizes went to Earline Moore and Marion Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Crowder
Leora Hampp
John Fleming Hussey
Florence
S. C
Dallas
Tex
Helen Davis
Mildred Crowder
Miss Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Hampp
C. C. Hampp
Reidsville
Patricia Hall
Earline Moore
Alma Andrews
Dorothy Hoskins
Nancy Smith
Marion Elliott
Eleanor Pope
Ruth Pollock
Clarine Furgurson
Helen Crowder
Lois Barger
Mesdames D. Kermit Cloniger
Decatur
Kelman Gomo
Don Conrad
James Franklin Blue
Parkton
John Jennings, Jr
Alson Gray
Bill Forster
Robert Cook
West Guilford Avenue
Paul Harris
Doris Loflin
Iris Owen
Bessie Newby
Ruth Kindley
Three in a Row Luncheon Trio for a Summer Day
A playful note favors arranging foods in threes for a simple lunch. Three elements lemon fresh asparagus with certified cheese sauce and Wilson's bacon form a crisp trio, with tomato slices on the side for a light summer dish suitable for any guest.
Stems Prepared With Toast and Cheese Sauce
Break off the tough ends where they snap easily. Tie loosely with a string and boil for about 20 minutes. Drain and arrange on hail slices of toast. Cover with cheese sauce for serving.
Bacon Strips Cooked Low In Pan For Cheese Dish
Eight slices of certified bacon are cut in half and cooked slowly in a cold pan over low heat until crisp. Four pieces are laid across each cheese covered serving for a balanced bite.
First Lady And Queen Meet In Capital Station
Elizabeth of England and Eleano r Roosevelt met at Union Station in Washington on June 8. The queen wore a royal blue wool dress and coat, while Mrs. Roosevelt donned an azure-blue outfit presented by wool growers from several countries. Both women projected warmth and easy rapport during the widely publicized encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Campbell Washington
Elizabeth of
England
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Mrs. Roosevelt
State Deaths Mrs L V Morrill Snow Hill NC
Mrs. L. V. Morrill 89, longtime Greene County resident, died at her home at 7 30 this morning. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Episcopal Church conducted by Bishop Thomas C Darst and the local rector, Rev Harry Jackson. Survived by daughters and sons including Mrs D S Wilson Fort Benning Ga, W B Morrill Snow Hill, L V Morrill Snow Hill, Sam P Morrill Wilson, Mrs J L Frizzle Durham and Mrs William Bell Nashville Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Morrill
Snow Hill
Greene County
Episcopal Church
Thomas C. Darst
Episcopal Diocese
Eastern North Carolina
Harry Jackson
D.S. Wilson
Fort Benning, Ga
W. B. Morrill
Sam P. Morrill
Wilson
J. L. Frizzelle
Durham
William Bell
Nashville, Tenn
Birth of Elliott Sherrill Wood Jr. at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs Elliott S Wood announce the birth of a son Elliott Sherrill Wood Jr on Monday June 5 at Guilford General Hospital The notice also mentions Miss Jean Lackey returning to her parents home for the summer vacation and a general remark about royal supply lines for the king's table
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Wood
Elliott Sherrill, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Jean Lackey
Mary Baldwin
Staunton, Va
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest Drive
T. J. Covington
Gaithersburg
E. R. Codwise
Lloyd Beck
Huntington
West Va
A. L. Myers
Esther McCain
Woman's College
Greensboro
A. J. Heilig
Norwood
Annie Preston
Sarah Heilig
Winston-Salem
J. R. Myers
W. P. Tudor
Billy
Danville
Ansel Cox, Jr
Robert Gloff
Knoxville
T. E. Jennings
Tea Honors U D C President Mrs Fisher In Thomasville
Mrs John R Myers hosted a large tea for Mrs L E Fisher of Asheville president of the North Carolina Division U D C during her official visit. The event featured a receiving line with division officers, a program on Savannah and the Old South, and a tea table with sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jean
John R. Myers
Lexington
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confefcracy
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
North Carolina
Myers
Fisher
Division
Nannie Dodson
Winston-Salem
State Recorder of
Crosses
J. D. Bivins
Albemarle
J. F. Hayden
High Point
Jefferson Davis Memorial Monument
H. P. Morrison
A. T. Wishart
High Point U. D. C
J. D. Brame
W. D. Simmons, Jr
A. J. Heilig
Norwood
Annie Heilig
Sarah Heilig
Marie Dalton
BH. J. Poe
Sallie McCracken
Jefferson Davis
J. E. Lambeth
New Market
J. H. Allred
Old South
Savannah
White House menus for King George and Queen Elizabeth lunch and dinner
June 8 Washington reports the luncheon and state dinner menus for King George and Queen Elizabeth. Luncheon items include minted melon balle green turtle soup eroid sweetbreads asparagus heart of lettuce roquefort dressing pineapple sponge shortcake. Dinner features clam cocktail calf's head soup terrapin corn sticks boned capon cranberry sauce peas beets sweet potato cones frozen cheese and cress salad maple and almond ice cream white pound cake coffee.
All American Stars Gather for White House King and Queen Event
The White House musical program for the King and Queen features renowned American performers and overlooked talents. Marion Anderson a famous contralto. Lawrence Tibbett a Metropolitan Opera star. diverse acts from North Carolina, Kentucky, and Washington include dancers from Haywood County and rural performers who sing spirituals and cowboy songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
D.A.R
Soco Gap Square
Haywood County
N. C
King’s Highway
London Bridge
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
Coon Creek
Rosie Ledford
Lily May
Koehler
Daisy
Smith
North Carolina
Nell Hunter
Wpamainly
Ham
Winston-Salem
Wade
de Water
Young Allen Lo
Library of Cong
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George
Wilson & Co. P.S
G. R
Sb. Wilson
Wilson’'S
Antipasto
Sarah Bernhardt
Slice Wilson
Etale Ea
Capital Station
Elliott $. Wood, Jr
Hospital Here
Grove
Cheston L. Eshelman
Carlisle
Atlantic
Mars
Keshelman
Camden
N. J
Boston
D. C
Paul Hagsler
Elliott Drive
Alvah Boyles
G. T. Alexander
Cologne
Robert Rapp
Roy Birchfield
Bristol, Tenn
Vernon Snyder
J. F. Garner
W. G. Smith
Nat Walker
Charles F. Phillips
Walter Rapp
Tom Lambeth
Clarice Rose
Julius Green
Thomasville Garden Club
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
H. L. Goodloe
H. T. Hethcock
Meyer Mendenhall
Tom Alderman Sykes
Dewey Troutman
Mildred
Evelyn Harris
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Oxfords
New Bern’ S North Main Street
Wachovia Bank
Marion Anderson
Philadelphia
London
Penney's
Reg. U. S
Bach
Miss High Point
Glen Row
U. S
Pat
Ipenney’s C. Penney Company, Incorporated
South Main
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