Rogers and Sgt Sherrod Wed In Church Ceremony
A private ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist joined Miss Virginia Dave Rogers and Sgt Stanton Sherrod in marriage. The event featured organ music by Thomas F. Strickland, vocalists Miss Briggs, and a reception at the Sheraton. The couple will reside in Corvallis Oregon after Sgt Sherrod’s posting at Camp Adair. Out-of-town guests included relations from Greensboro Washington DC Raleigh and those in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dave Rogers
Vid Stanton Sherrod
United States Army
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Excelle Rozzelie
Offici
Henry Millis
Jack Adams
Thomas F. Strickland Creat
Dorothy
Mary Sue Briggs
Mrs. Nd
Schubert
Provost
Grieg
Miss Hoskins
d-Hardelot
Briggs
Lohengrin
Agner
Mendelssohn
Samuel Kes Origiof
Kathleen Rogers Tate
Sheratones
Sherroda
Rogers
South Main Methodist Church
Greensboro
Tate
Emerywood Court Apartments
Emma Blair
Sgt. Sherrod
W. A. Sherrod
Davidson College
Davidson
Camp Adair
Oregon
Sherrod Shirt Company
Corvallis
Deep River Church Women Elect New Officers for Year
The Deep River Missionary Society met Friday with ten members and two visitors. New officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony, and pastor Joseph Peele was chosen to attend the Institute of International Relations at Yeomen's College in Greensboro. Scattered notes mention social visits, a 14th birthday party, and illness preventing Peele from leading services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Missionary Society
Vera White
Joseph Peele
Institute of International Relations
Yeomen's College
Greensboro
Nancy Jones
Glenn Cole
Baltimore
Ville
Iilaren
Claudia
A. Ridge
H Point
Deep River Church
Program Of Music And Talk On Food Conservation Heard By BPWC
The BPWC program at the Sheraton Hotel featured Mrs. W K Whitesell speaking on federal programs to aid food conservation and canning demonstrations planned across the county. Mrs. Oriana B James presented Mrs. Helen Nelson who performed piano numbers, followed by a trio with Maxine Kennedy Dorothy Lee Hazel Wright and Marie Strother. The group adopted a shift to meetings at members homes for the next three sessions and voted $25 to the Junior Service League milk fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Sheraton
W. K.itesell
Oriana B. James
Helen Nelson
Maxine Kennedy
Dorothy Lee
Hazel Wright
Marie Strother
James
W. K. Whitesell
Fean Coe
Oscar L. Smith
Junior Service League
Frances Casey
Birtie White
U. S. Employment Service
Asheville
Bruce Adkins
Earl Morrow
Social events calendar for Emerywood and surrounding clubs
Thursday to Sunday schedules list family night at Emerywood Country Club dinner 6:30 to 8 pm and W C A board meeting at Adams Memorial building chaired by Mrs C F Sheroff. Friday events include Philomathean Club meeting and Music Study Club picnic finalizing the year with Miss Yow bride elect. Saturday features Elizabeth Lindsay bridge and a dinner for Miss Yow, with USO YMCA USO weekly dance. Sunday hosts breakfast for Miss Betsy Yow and YWCA supper with USO collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Thesident
C. EF. Sheroff
Philomathean Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Yow
Elizabeth Lindsay
Bridge
Erie Club
Betsy Yow
Emeryn Club
Mesdames Royster Tucker
T. S. MacKenzie
USO
Ymca Gymnasium
C. H. Risch
Wellington Road
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
Local Notes on Residents Traveling and Visiting
Billy Guyer leaves for Chapel Hill to enter UNC for special summer work. Miss Mary Lou Cecil returns home on Rockford road after completing junior year at Pel Hill. Mrs Walter Hartt Jr and young Stephen expected to arrive from Monroe Louisiana to visit mother on Johnson street. Fearget stationed at Selman Field as air navigation instructor. wife Ruth Krabbe of St Louis. Mrs C L Whitaker and granddaughter Cigra White return from Enfield and Goldsboro to their home. Emma Carr Bivins, formerly of the city and now with The Star News Wilmington, underwent an appendectomy at James Walker Hospital. condition reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Cecil
Rockford Road
Inpel Hill
Walter Mei Hartt, Jr
Stephen Y
Monroe
Louisiana
Emma Carr Bivins
Star-News
Wilmington
James Walker Hospital
W. A. Bivens
Garden Study Club Ends Season With Family Outing
Members and families of the Garden Study Club gathered at the Marlowe VanLoan cabin for a final outing and supper signaling a summer recess. Mrs E A Wright presided as a new slate of officers was elected led by President Wright, with W P Hazelwood chairing the nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
Marlowe - VanLoan Cabin
Grace Chaney
Maryland
F. H. Knapp
Claude Reitzel, Jr
E. A. Wright
W. P. Hazelwood
State Garden Club
Blowing Rock
Kit Bags Ready for Shipment. Turn Them In Early
Mrs. N. P. Yarborough announces 1,008 Red Cross kit bags are ready for overseas shipment. Residents with bags should return them promptly to include in the consignment. She notes a definite rise in Red Cross volunteer workers since D Day and says more help is needed as work increases. Cuba conducts anti Communist drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Yarborough
Red Cross
Dance Revue Set for Friday at Junior High
The annual Dance Rev ue by the David Chains Dance radio club will be staged Friday evening June 9 in the junior high school auditorium. About 35 pupils will perform in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls of David Chains Dance Radio
David Chauns
School OF the Dance
Beverly Ann Ussery Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Beverly Ann Ussery celebrated her sixth birthday at a party held at 617 Cable Street Saturday afternoon. Eleven children attended. Games and ice cream with cake were served under the direction of Misses Joyce Ferguson and Anna Bell Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ann Ussery
Cable Street
Joyce Ferguson
Anna Bell Sexton
Paula Gayle Wheless Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Paula Gayle Wheless celebrated her third birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at home. The celebration for about 15 children included games and snacks served by her mother assisted by Mrs. Roland Marmon and Mrs. Lester Trivette. The article notes Costa Rica's government monopoly on salt as unrelated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Gayle Wheless
Paula Gayleless
Paul Wheless
1208Th Street
Roland Marmon
Lester Trivette
Paula Gayle
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating
Don’t be embarrassed by loose teeth slipping or moving when you eat talk or laugh. Sprinkle a little PASTEERTH on plates for comfort and security by helping dentures stay in place. It is alkaline and has no gummy taste. Available at drug stores.
College Alumnae Executive Group Dinner In High Point
The High Point College Alumnae Association executive committee held a dinner at the Sheraton Hotel to draw up a new slate and mail ballots. They planned a June 16 dinner at Emerywood Country Club and invited nearby alumnae guests. Members present included Edwin Hedrick president and Rev J Clay Madison, with other officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Col- Alumnae Association
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood Country Club
High Point College
Edwin Hedrick
William Hunter
Greensboro
Irma Suits
Edgar Snider
W. D. Lewis
Annabelle Thompson
R. L. Proctor
Louise Adams
Thelma Moss
J. Clay Madison
Madison
Archdale Child Patsy Diane Suggs Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs. Clay Suggs hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at her Archdale home for her daughter Patsy Diane on her fourth birthday. Mary Elizabeth Winslow and Jean Brown directed games. twelve children attended and presented gifts before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Suggs
Archdale
Patsy Diane
Mary Elizabeth Winslow
Jean Brown
Washington Council Daughters of America Meet Tonight
The Washington Council number four Daughters of America will meet this evening at the hall on Washington Street. The session will begin at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council, Daughters OF America
Washington Council
Daughters of America
Washington Street
Ward Street Methodist Social Names Heart Sisters
The Elizabeth Albright class will reveal the Heart Sisters at tomorrow evenings meeting hosted by Mrs. C. J. Albertson on Albertson Road. The hour is seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
Heart Sisters
C. J. Albertson
Albertson Road
Pattern 4817 Young Miss Dresses with Bolero
Advertisement for Anne Adams sewing patterns featuring Pattern 4817 with a low waistline and a matching contrasting bolero. Available in Junior Miss sizes 9 to 17, includes a transfer pattern for linens and garments. Order form requests size name address style number and is directed to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Graduate Nurses Cancel Vacation Month Meetings
The High Point Graduate Nurses club voted to discontinue meetings during July and August unless urgent matters arise. Miss Reece Quinn presided as president, and the group donated ten dollars to the Junior Service League Milk Fund. Tables were set for twenty seven with red white and blue accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
W.C.A
Reece Quinn
Junior Service League
Chile Foresees 1 Million Bushels of Apples Early Next Year
Chile projects a harvest of about 1,000,000 bushels of apples early next year as farmers anticipate strong yields and rising demand. The report notes favorable weather and expanding orchards across key regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
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Roger
Marilyn Maxwell
John Conte
Miss Maxwell C International
BPWC
Billy Guyer
G. W. Guyer
Route One
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
C. L. Whitaker
Little Cigra White
Enfield
Goldsboro
Cuba
Ussery
Costa Rica
Minnie Lee
Steed Tris James Helen Wae
Hetty Trotter
Pauline Hedgee
Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
Tel
New Street
Seersucker
SALE
Wilson
Ilson
Wikren
Barbara Funderburke
Carolyn Sue Denning
Joe Ann Moffitt
Betsy Jane Bryant
Amenceis Whitley
Martha Lou Caldwell
Patsy Diane Suggs
Yugoslavia
Onn Ne Ohlams
America
Bulova
Amet
Welfp
South Main St
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