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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1951

Page

8

Miss Mary Richardson Weds Alton Broadway in Henry Pfeiffer Chapel

Miss Mary Lee Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs P W Richardson of Climax became the bride of Alton Hall Broadway son of Mrs Mary F Broadway of Albemarle last Wednesday evening at 8 in Henry Pfeiffer Chapel. Dr Kenneth W Goodson officiated the double ring ceremony. The ceremony featured white gladioli and ferns with seven branched candelabra and satin ribbon bows. Reception followed in the President’s home. After a wedding trip to Florida the couple will live on North Second Street Albemarle.

Mary Lee Richardson P. W. Richardson Climax Alton Hall Broadway Mary F. Broadway Albermarle Henry Pfeiffer Kenneth W. Goodson High Point Paul Fry Albemarle Williard Page Robert W. Richardson Edneyville Melvin Carpenter Edwin Allman Concomi Ted Richardson Lee Kinard Jimmy Hatley Bonnie Richardson Maid-Of-Honor Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Broadway Punch Florida North Second Street High Point College Pfeiffer Junior College WABZ Alton Hall Broadway

Social events calendar notes for High Point week

A dense schedule lists teas, luncheons, picnics, and hospitality at multiple homes around Winston Salem and High Point. Honorees include Miss Aida Ingram and Miss Betty Ann Rankin with various hostesses and clubs coordinating gatherings from Tuesday to Thursday at addresses across Westchester Parkway Stratford Road Route 1 and local club venues. The sequence also notes nursing graduation exercises at First Methodist Church and bridge and dining parties at clubs and private homes.

YWCA Week Activities Calendar Summary

The YWCA schedule lists Monday events at 5:30 Robins Club supper 6:45 softball game 6:00 Adams Club party 7:00 Sisters of the Swish and a 10 to 12 training course for leaders. Thursday features Pelunes event 8:00 Board meeting at Mrs Clayton home and 8:00 Jolly Club at City Lake Watermelon Feast. Friday includes Day Camp activities.

Robins Club Pickett Ywca Adams Club Sisters of the Swish Pelunes W. F. Clayton Jolly Club City Lake

Mrs Hartley Hosts Dessert Bridge For Bride Elect

Mrs Richard Hartley will entertain this evening at 7 30 at the Hartley home on Manor Drive to honor Miss Barbara Lynn whose engagement was recently announced.

Richard Hartley Barbara Lynn Hartley Manor Drive

Wild Flower Garden Club to Hold Final Meeting

The Wild Flower Garden Club will hold its final meeting of the year Thursday at 6 30 p m. The picnic style gathering takes place at the home of Mrs. W H English 1108 Westwood Drive with Miss Gladys Kivett serving as associate hostess.

Thag West Woodbrook Court Sarah Shaw Wilson Cuningham Sally Bet Cuningham Winston-Salem Forest Murray Carolyn Murray High Point Cuningham Betty Ann Rankin The Wild Flower Thomasville Betty Annakin Aida Ingram High Point Wellow William T. Dixon, Jr Alice Lambeth Wilson Tyree Nabors Westwood Wild Flower Garden Club W. H. English Westwood Drive Gladys Kivett

Weekend Visitors and Moves Fill Local Notices

The report notes Lt. C. E. Kemp visiting his mother Mrs. Etta Kemp on Campbell Street while stationed at Marine Camp Lejeune. Gesey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., is a patient at Duke Hospital after an operation Tuesday. Mrs. George Burns and Bob Ladehoff head to Camp Wade Mecum for the summer staff posting. Garland Wampler and Jack Thompson undertake trips to Richmond and Washington for business and pleasure. Dr. A. R. Cross and wife relocate from Emerywood Court to 414 Hillcrest Drive.

C. E. Kemp Etta Kemp Campbell Street Marine Gesey Duke Hospital George Burns Morris Street Bob Ladehoff Camp Wade Mecum Place Camp Jack Thompson Lexington Avenue Garland Wampler Sunset Drive Richmond Washington D. C

Buffet Luncheon Honors Betty Ann Rankin Before June Wedding

Mrs. W R Campbell hosted a Hillcrest drive buffet luncheon for Miss Betty Ann Rankin with about twenty guests. A wedding cake and a nosegay plus linen gift celebrated the bride to be who will wed Frank Hunsucker Jr on June 23 at First Presbyterian Church. The hostess poured coffee and guests served themselves. Future teas at the Millis home and several other parties are planned to honor the couple.

R. T. Amos Harold Amos Wray Amos Betty Ann Rankin Frank Hunsucker Barbara Russell Centennial Avenue Wilma Kearns High Point Memorial Hospital First Methodist Church Grady Y Somes Gra Willis Slane, Jr Empore Club William Wrenn Rowella Apartments Sarah Shaw Jake Froelich Jake Froelich, Jr Charles Froelich E Country Club Ann Rankin Frank Hansud Ling Wilbur Stancil Quertain Bridge Gatewood Avenue Campbell Home W. R. Campbell Hillcrest Drive Miss Rankin Katherine Raymond Frank Hunsucker, Jr First Presbyterian Church H. A. Millis John Diffendale Henry Millis, Jr Millis North Main Street

Miss Alice Travis Bride to Be Feted at Formal Party

Mrs A B Goodman and Mrs F A Lehmans hosted a formal party at 501 East Lexington to compliment Miss Alice Ruth Travis, who will wed Claude Bowers on June 30. The event featured corsages, summer arrangements, a wedding bell motif, games, a lingerie gift, and a mixed reception for about 20 guests including Mrs John Travis and Mrs J C Bowers.

Alice Travis A. B. Goodman F. A. Lehmans Newton, N. C East Lexington Alice ‘Ruth Travis Miss Travis Claude Bowers John Travis J. C. Bowers Evelyn Wood

Miss Wilma Kearns Bridal Shower at Nesbit Home

Miss Wilma Ann Kearns bride elect received a miscellaneous shower at the Nesbit home on Lane Avenue. Hostesses honored her with white rose corsages and mixed floral arrangements as guests toasted the upcoming June 23 wedding.

Charles Nesbit Lane Avenue Wilma Ann Kearns Kearn Miss Kearns Earl Kearns Car Lain

Friendly Garden Club Picnic Set For Tomorrow Evening

The Friendly Garden Club will hold its annual picnic tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs G W Mitchell 103 West Chester Drive Members and their families are urged to attend and secret pals will be revealed at the event.

The Friendly Garden Club G. W. Mitchell Westchester Drive

Bridal Shower Honors Miss Broome At Concord Home

Mrs Blackwelder hosted a party for Miss Broome at 812 Willow Drive in Concord with games and prizes. The bride elect received a corsage and guests enjoyed spring flowers light refreshments and a gift shower for about twenty five attendees.

Yneven Jiames Biackwelder, Jr Concord Catena Dad Willow Drive Miss Broome Russell Payne Bill Boyles Borden's Gold Room Annette Broome

Thomasville Club Forms Club Chandei at Dinner

The Thomasville gathering named Club Chandei installed officers during the business session led by president Mrs Colleen. first vice president Mrs Dottie. co president Mrs Vans. counting secretary Mrs Louise. recording secretary Mrs Easly. chaplain Mrs Rudisill. publicity chair Mrs Nell Fouts. A dinner followed for members and guests Mr and Mrs J Elmer Hill with acrobatics by Beverly and Tony Hall and dancing by Ann Kee, Jane Boyd, and Vicky City Park.

Thomasville Chandei At Ate Colleen Dottie _ a Rs Vans Poner Rosalie Oe Eee Ss Louise al 'Easly Jessie Rudisill Nell Fouts J. Elmer Hill Little Beverly Tony Hall Ann Kee Jane Boyd Vicky City Park

Miss Kearns to Be Feted Thursday Evening

Miss Carol Ann Kearns and Miss Joanne Wiscum will entertain at 7 30 Thursday at Miss Kearns home on Denny Street to honor Miss Wilma Ann Kearns. The party had been planned for tomorrow evening.

Carol Ann Kearns Joanne Wiscum Miss Kearn Denny Street Wilma Ann Kearns

Henry C. Terry Weds Wauneta Smith in Pittsburgh

Henry Clarente Terry son of Mrs. H. C. Terry and Wauneta Smith of Pittsburgh married Saturday evening June 2 at the Calvary Methodist Church chapel in Pittsburgh. The bride studied at the University of Indiana and worked as a buyer. The groom is district manager for Sears Roebuck in Pittsburgh and they will reside there after a visit with his mother.

Henry Clarente Terry H. C. Terry Jones Street Wauneta Smith Pittsburgh Calvary Methodist Church University of Indiana School of Merce University of North Carolina University of Florence Italy Sears-Roebuck Terry

Miss Allen Honored At Informal Coke Party

Miss Zellan Allen bride elect was feted at a Saturday morning Coke party hosted by Mrs. Bill Smith and her sisters at the Nance home on Wellington Road. Guests brought recipe contributions for a keepsake book for the honoree. A corsage of pink rosebuds greeted Allen, as pink and lavender decor framed the gathering with light refreshments served. She will be honored again tomorrow evening by Miss Dot Forward and Miss Dean Lee at Rt. 1 home of Mrs. John Wade.

Junior Service League YWCA Tommie Lentz Twood Sarah Shaw H. A. Millis John Diffendale Henry Millis, Jr Betty Ann Rankin Millis North Main Street W. P. Hazelwood E. T. Howard Aida Ingram Dar Ous W. G.mcfarrland Friendly Garden Club W. Mitchell Westchester Dorothy Forward Dean Lee John Wade Zellan Allen Bridge Bill Smith Evelyn Doris Nance Ray Nance Wellington Road Miss Allen Wayne C

Missionary Society Meeting Set For Tomorrow Night

The Womans Missionary Society of Fairmont Park Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Grady Collins on Hasty Road.

Womans Missionary Society of Fairmont Park

Truman Returns Home After Potomac Cruise

President Truman returned to Blair House after an overnight Potomac River cruise aboard the Williamsburg yacht.

Truman Washington Blair House Potomac River Williamsburg

Television Schedule Fragment Shows Dense Night Lineup

A detailed screen of 1940s 1950s style television listings lists programs and times from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM across networks CBS MBS DuMont and ABC including News Commentary The Jack Smith Show Gordon MacRae Show Barrow Concert and Mystery features plus morning style repeats. A second block continues with Barrow Concert Talent Scout and Studio One Drama among others ending with a 7:30 Theater slot.

Abe Abem Gordon MacRae Abe Hollwood Cbs Inner Sanctum Abe Hashknife Hartley Barrow TV Talent Scouta Chs Henry Taylor Paul Lavalle Boston Pops Friend Irma Cbs Flanagan Mystery Bob Hawt Cbs News & Mace Mbs News & Variety All Nets Noter Reime Eastern Say Ly von Sabceteane

Record of Seattle Baseball Maxes At Bats In Coast 22 Tilt

In the Pacific Coast 22 season game between Salt Lake City and Seattle in 1922 every Seattle player came to the plate four times. No, more no less.

Salt Lake City Seattle Pacific Coast Owas

Piano Recital At Hayworth Church

Miss Velva E. Gentry presents her piano pupils in an annual recital this evening at 7:30 at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church. The public is invited to attend.

Velva E. Gentry Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Social and Mary Richardson Alton Broadway Trentle Monite Vai Ars Tom Kearns Jean Kearns Parkway Linzy Boyles Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle W.O.W W. High Sara Long Stratford Rd Mayne Bundy Florham High Point Woman's Club Emerywood On’ Club Ma Ragsdele Strickland Emerywood Country Club Ed Greer Sexton Town and Tomer Garden Club Business and Sheraton Hotel Mrs. Hartley Wild Flower Club S. . Penn St. Joseph Phil Walker OPO Clothing Monark DuPont Monark Shade Co A. R. Cross Emerywood Ct Nesbit Mrs. Blackwelder Thomasville Club Kearns Henry C. Terry WrMy Kukla Fran Olile Perry Showtime Horace Heidt SEO WBTV Perry Come Theater Studio One Faye Emerson Tee Wee We the People WHPE Whpe-Fm Cleveland Chicago U.N John W. Vandercook Joseph C. Harschine Woody Mashburn Nick All Jim Washington News Hollywood St. Louis New York Yankees Wood Mashburn Liberty Broadcasting System Hayworth Church Craven Harold Craven
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