Formal Tea Honors Miss Short Bride Elect
Miss Betty Auman hosted an informal tea at her home on Montlieu Avenue for Miss Margaret Short, bride-elect. Mrs. T. R. Auman greeted guests as ~thirty visitors arrived between four and six o clock. Centerpiece featured pink and white carnations with lighted tapers. silver salt and pepper shakers and a Japanese lily corsage were given to the honoree. The event included Mrs. L. H. Zimmerman at the punch bowl and aides assisting with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Short
Betty Auman
Margaret Short
Montlieu Avenue
F. R. Auman
Miss
T. R
Miss Allman
Delacs
L. H. Zimmerman
Hazel Zimmerman
Betty Sue Short
George Case
Miss Faye Burrows and Miss Jackie Brown Hold Dessert Bridge
Mrs. Morris hosted a dessert bridge honoring Miss Faye Burrows and Miss Jackie Brown. Engagement of Miss Brown to Geo Roberts announced Sunday. Sumner flowers and gardenia place markers. two bridge tables and a tummy table with high score by Mrs. Stuart Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Burrows
Jackie Brown
Miss Brown
Geo Roberts
Morris
East Green Street
Sweet Peas
Stuart Bruce
Fred Hughes
Nancy Roberts
Miss Burrows
Mesdames
Bill Morris
Wayne Morris
Margaret Munday
Robert Weant
M. L. Holton
Stanley Mills
Paul Norman
When to Keep Skins On in Fresh Produce
Guidance on leaving skins on certain vegetables and fruits for preparation. Scrub cucumbers carrots tomatoes and summer squash with skins on for serving. Leave apple skins on for salads fruit cups and apple sauce.
DAR Concludes Year With Congress Reports and Installation
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. C. C. Haworth’s South Main home to hear Washington congress reports and to install newly elected officers led by district director Mrs. R. K. Stewart. Mrs. Charles Phillips became recording secretary and Mrs. C. E. Diffenda registrar, among others. The gathering featured flowers and refreshments with associate hostesses including Mesdames Mattox, Bouldin, Marsh, Kearns, Hobart, and Van Dalinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. C. Haworth
South Main
Continental Congress
Washington
J. F. Hayden
J. C. Moore
R. K. Stewart
D.A.R
Charles Phillips
Recordin
C. E. Diffenda
Theworth
Mesdames Honor Visiting Bride With Bridge Party
Mrs. Elmer Charles Warren, bride Lois Lucille Ingram, honored guests from Seminary, Mississippi, hosted at the Warren residence. Bridg tables, flowers, and bridal color decor accompanied dessert as guests including Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Warren Jr. circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mor
Warren and Lois Lucille Bride in Jackson Ceremony
Elmer Charles Warren and Lois Lucille Warren wed in Jackson Mississippi on June 7 1947 at the First Baptist Church with Rev W Douglas Hudgins officiating The couple will visit Washington D C before returning to Jackson The bride wore blue gabardine and carried a white Bible with a red rose bud nosage The groom is a former U S Army air corps veteran and law student The wedding was announced by Lois Lucille's parents Mr and Mrs Buford Ingram of Seminary Mississippi The groom's parents are Mr and Mrs L H Warren of High Point North Carolina Best man Dan Lee Hattiesburg Miss maid of honor Fay Easterling Jackson Miss The ceremony featured floral baskets palms and soft white tapers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Charles Warren
Lois Lucille Ingram
Seminary
L. H. Warren
Warren
Buford Ingram
Miss
Lois Lucille
High Point
N. C
First Baptist Church
Jackson
Will
Washington, D. C
W. Douglas Hudgins
Miss Fay Easterling
Dan Lee
Hattiesburg
Santord
Jackson, Miss
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Jackson School of Law
Lamar F. Easterling
Deposit Guaranty Bank
Armed Forces
Southwest Pacific
Air Corps Technical School
Chanute Field
Ill
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Guilford Business College
Calendar items of club picnics and meetings
The notice lists multiple upcoming gatherings in High Point including picnics hosted by the Friendly Garden club Mrs. B T Clan ton Route Four at 2 30 pm and other events at Mrs J F Hayden Mrs Bessie Smith Howell street and City Lake along with tea and board meetings. Also details weddings and an open house for Miss Margaret Short and her fiancé Ralph Zimmerman at 311 Otteray Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
B. T. Clanton
High Point Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bessie Smith
Washington Street
Ywca Board of Directors
Adams Memorial Building
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Margaret Short
Town and Country Garden Club
City Lake
Friendship Club
Ed Crawford
East Farriss Avenue
Paul Williamson
Clyde Cox
North Main Street
Tyson Ferree
Ralph Zimmerman
Otteray Drive
Scouts Camp Planned by Junior Service League
Mrs. Mabel Burnett outlined a new Girl Scout camp and its program for the season at the Adams Memorial YWCA. About 150 campers are expected for a June 16 start, with 18 League leaders coordinating efforts that benefit 770 local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Mabel Burnett
Burnett
Jamesoe
Henry Betts
Community Interests
John Loves
Mary
Amos Kearns
Royster Tucker
Community Radio Council
Civitan Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Tisses Burrows
Brown
Mrs. Morris
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
Main ST
Marjorie Hannay
Oneonta
N. Y
Stephen C. Clark, Jr
Mr. Clark
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Ralph D. Hannay
General
DAR
Congress
Elmer Warren
Frances Hardie
William Wall
al Newton
Marion Hutton
Archie Newton
William Locke
Raymond Wise
Paul Warren
Richard Short
W. W. Lentz
LaRayne Sebastian
Sara Ray
Alfreda Hardie
Virginia Gibson
Elizabeth Swiggett
Frances Muse
Griffith Miles
Doris Allman
Bride
Thomasville
Asheboro
Commerce St
Grace Flower Shop
Washingston
Colleen Moore
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St. Tei
Lydia E. Pinkham
Beauty School
Flowers
East High ST
North Wrenn St
Coats
McMullen
Mrs. Collier Ellis
Mayview
Milton M. Chapman
Temple-Curry Motor CO
N. Main
The
Doll House
Princess
Vongcraya Accessories
Belk- Stevens Co
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