Miss Newton Weds Thermon E. Culler in Oak Hill Ceremony
Miss Pearl Mae Newton eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Grady Newton of Prospect street married Thermon E Culler son of Mr and Mrs H L Culler of Trinity at 9 o clock June 4 in Oak Hill Friends church Rev D Virgil Pike officiated in a simple ring ceremony. The altar featured white lilies hydrangeas feverfew and ferns. The bride wore a navy blue crepe dress with white accessories and gardenia corsage. She is a High Point High School graduate and works at Charles Upholstery Co in High Point. The groom a Trinity High School graduate works for U S Plywood Corp in High Point. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mae Newton
Grady Newton
Prospect Street
Thermon E. Culler
H. L. Culler
Trinity
Oak Hill Friends Church
D. Virgil Pike
High Point High School
Charles Upholstery Company
I Point
Trinity High School
U. S. Plywood Corporation
High Pointe
Mr. Culler
Miss Hall Engaged to James M. Cargal for June Wedding
Miss Leeda Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hall of Centennial avenue extension, will marry James M. Cargal. The ceremony is set for June 22 at 4 p.m. at Green Street Baptist Church. Miss Hall is a Columba hospital trained nurse and works for Dr. W. H. Flythe. Cargal is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cargal of 823 Randolph Street and is a Georgia Tech student who served in the European theatre with the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hall
Centennial Avenue Extension
Leeda
James M. Cargal
Green Street Baptist Church
Miss Hall
Columia Hospital
Columbia
W. H. Flythe
Cargal
A. J. Cargal
Randolph Street
Georgia Tech
Garden Club Tea Tuesday at Mrs Taylor's Johnson Street
The High Point Garden club hosts a tea Tuesday at 4 pm at Mrs F R Taylor's Johnson street home. The event will cap the year's activities and include a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Men Enjoy Life More Than Women Says College Head
Dr Harry Moore president of a women’s college in Saratoga Springs, N Y, says men and women approach living differently and men fare better. He cites work choices, emotional outlets, and hobbies as key factors and notes his wife shares musical outlets. He adds women are better citizens but should prepare for both home and a career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
UP News
Harry Moore
Kidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Moore
Dartmouth College
University of Minnesota
Cipin
Beethoven
Brahms
Marie Blain
Allmen
Allwomen
Greenberg
Pirates
Informal Family Party Honors Miss Reavis Bride Elect
A bridal courtesy party in Winston Salem for Miss Martha Marie Reavis and Rupert Welfare by of Winston-Salem previews their June 14 wedding at Salem Baptist church. Guests included Mrs. T. M. Reavis and Mrs. J. A. Reavis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marie Reavis
Rupert Welfare
Winston-Salem
Salem Baptist Church
Winston- Salem
John A. Reavis
T. M. Reavis
Gibson's Gold Room
John Reavis
H. F
Miss Dorothy Wagner Weds Billy Lee Quick in May Ceremony
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wagner confirms the marriage of Dorothy Elizabeth Wagner to Billy Lee Quick, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quick of Charlotte. The May 4 ceremony was held at the Rev. John Oakley's home. Dorothy, a High Point and UNC Greensboro alumna, wore a sky blue dress with blue lace and gardenia corsage. Quick, a Charlotte native and Navy veteran, studied at High Point College and later joined his wife in Atlanta where he works as a laboratory technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Cornelian Society
High Point College
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Quick
Central High School
Charlotte
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Atlanta
Kennedy Johnson Vows Announced in May Wedding
Mr and Mrs D A Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Hilda to William Snowden Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Kennedy of Thomasville route one. The ceremony occurred May 15 at 8 oclock in Burgess Memorial chapel First Methodist church with Rev Wilson Weldon officiating. The bride wore a blue suit with white accessories and a White orchid corsage. They reside with the groom’s parents on route one Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Johnson
Route Four
Hilda
William Snowden Kennedy
Alvin Kennedy
Thomasville
Route One
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Wilson
Weldon
Rocky Mount Dance Plans 67th Annual Event
The Carolina Cotillion club announced the 67th annual June 1man dance to be held June 13 at Planters No. 2 warehouse in Rocky Mount. A concert from 8:30 to 10:30 by the Carolinians precedes Ray Eberle and his orchestra opening at 11 pm. Master of ceremonies is J. R. Tanner. Admission is by bid only and black evening attire required on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Cal
Planters No. 2
Robert Moore
Carolina Cotillion Club
Anderson
Ray Eberle
J. R. Tanner
Bond-a-Month Plan Aims Savings and Thrift
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs promotes a June July bond-a-month plan to buy savings bonds, aiding those unable to use payroll deductions. Winners in scrap book contests from Wrightsville convention are named, with Winston-Salem Junior Woman's Club and Sanford Woman's Club among top winners. Delegates to the General Federation convention should arrange credential transfers if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J A. Gupton
Karl Bishopric
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Treasury Department
Thenks
North Carolina
Ba S. Savings Eccesion
Washington Building
Washington
W. E. White
Colerain
Wrightsville
Winston-Salem
Ae Junior Woman's Club
Hickory
Sanford Woman's Club
Farmville
Whiteville
Woman's Club to Conclude Year Meeting
The Woman's Club will hold its final meeting of the year on Wednesday at 3 30 at Mrs J F Hayden 400 East Washington Street with reports from the Wrightsville Beach state convention by Mesdames F W Heelas and W J Pappas An informal tea will follow An executive ban will meet at 2 30 with Mrs Hayden Prospective member names should be turned in to Mrs Raymond Dover before the meeting Also notes that oil industry employment has grown from 1473 in 1859 to 1 200 000 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Wrightsville Beach
Mesdames
F. W. Heelas
W. J. Pappas
Raymond Dover
Hayden
Miss Wechsler to Wed Norman Silver in Late Autumn
Berine Wechsler of New City New York announced engagement to Norman Herbert Silver son of Philip Silver High Point The couple plan a late autumn wedding Berine is a Woman's College honor graduate 1947 and active in International Relations Club Post War Action Commission French Honor Society and Legislature Norman is UNC 1946 graduate former Tau Epsilon Phi president and TAR HEEL sports staff member Planned wedding to be held in late autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
Wechsler
New City
New York
Bernice
Norman Herbert Silver
Philip Silver
High Point
Woman's College
Silver
University of North Carolina
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity
Interfraternity Council
TAR Heel
University Club
Bernice Wechsler
New York City
Norman H. Silver
Miss Cleveland and Eneas Burton Wed In Home Ceremony
Miss Margaret Fern Cleveland and Eneas Burton married in a six thirty p m ceremony at the Reverend Edw Suits home 801 Woodrow only families attended The bride wore royal blue with eyelet embroidery and carried a natural orchid Mrs Burton daughter of Pauline Cleveland 1217 Adams street is a Belk Stevens employee Mr Burton son of C J Burton route five High Point served overseas with the Army and works for a local contractor After a short wedding trip the couple will reside with his parents until their new home on route five is ready
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fern Cleveland
Eneas Burton
Edw. Suits
Woodrow
Burton
Pauline Cleveland
Adams Street
High Point High School
Belk-Stevens
Mrs Johnson Feted By Trinity Church Ladies
Trinity Methodist church women held an informal party in the Grange hall to honor Mrs Clarence Johnson a new community member and French Italian bride. Pink roses and pink and white sweetpeas adorned the hall as about sixty guests enjoyed music, comedy skits, and a gift ceremony followed by punch and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Trinity
Trinity Methodist Church
Grange Hall
Johnson
Arnold Richardson
Packie Bulla
Frances Hite
Bob Douglas
Winners Named In Duplicate Bridge Play At Emerywood
Mrs. Lawrence Ingram and Mrs. W P Hazelwood won north south in the Emerywood country club duplicate bridge event yesterday afternoon. The east west high was tied by Mrs C S Beaver with Mrs R D Tillson and Mrs C T Ingram with Mrs J W Thompson. Runners-up in north-south were Mrs Hal Davis and Mrs O C Durland, and in east-west Mr and Mrs J S Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ingram
W. P. Hazelwood
Emerywood Country Club
C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
C. T. Ingram
J. W. Thompson
Hal Davis
O. C. Durland
J. S. Welborn
Friday Music Club Plans for Picnic
The Friday Morning Music Study club ends its summer activities with a picnic on Friday June 13 at Mrs. W L Jackson's Forest Hill drive home. Members meet at 12 30 with no program. Committee in charge includes Mesdames H I Cofield R T Amos and W J Fraley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
H. T. Hudson
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Miss Newton
Thurmon E. Culler
Garden Club
Flowers
East High ST
Bryant
College Street
Jimmy
Helene Curtis
Ruth Lanier
Carrie Lucera
Greensboro, N. C
Belk’s Beauty Salon
Goa
Claes
H. T. Bagby
John Binkley
Paul Reavis
Miles Reavis
Loraine Davis
Albert Holcomb
O. G. Reavis
Mary
Louise Reavis
Gray Reavis
Jim Reavis
Johnnie
Dorothy Wagner
Billy Lee Quick
Kennedy-Johnson
Rocky Mt. Dance
LY Lea Tol
D Haly Bible
Samaria
Jesus
NCFWC
Norman Silver
Miss Cleveland
Mrs. Johnson
Stanley
S. Main ST
N. Main ST
Guilford
E Finds Department Store
South Main ST
High Point, N
Pinus Gton
Savoy
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