Mrs Henry Soyars Honored Before Fayetteville Move
Mrs Henry M Soyars formerly Miss Anne Council receives informal parties and a bridal shower on her way to Fayetteville. Edna Crawford and Mrs Yancey Cecil host at 721 Forrest Ave with white carnations and green white decor. Guests enjoy bridge canasta and buffet, with Miss Janelle Nicks noting Canasta scores and a miscellaneous shower gifts include a white chenille spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Soyars
Miss Anne Council
Aoa
Edna
Crawford
Yancey Cecil
Coma Bridge
Canasta
Rtg
Cecil
Forrest Avenue
Dino
Carl Tipton
Janelle Nicks
Mrs W F Clayton Hosts High Point Garden Club Luncheon
Mrs W F Clayton entertained the High Point Garden Club at her home 1109 Forest Hill Drive for the season’s final meeting. Twenty members attended a luncheon with a white linen tablecloth and summer flower centerpiece. A brief business session followed, with reports on the Raleigh convention and plans for the September club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clayton
High Point Garden Club
Forest Hill Drive
Ralph Parker
J. T. Weaver
Raleigh
Evening Socials At Homes For Miss Culler And Others
Miss Mary Lou Culler hosts an outdoor party at her Colonial residence for Mrs. Soyars at 6 30 pm. Miss Hazel Hill and Mrs. Wayne Johnson stage a dessert bridge at the Highfill home on Thurs Street at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Culler
Soyars
Hazelhfill
Wayne Johnson
Highfill
Thurs Street
Mildew Stain Removal For White Cotton Linens
To remove mildew stains from white cottons or linens, treat while fresh before mold weakens fibers. Wash in hot sudsy water or apply salt and lemon juice then dry in direct sunlight. An appropriate bleach may help.
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The
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Henry Soyars
Fayetteville
H. P. Garden Club
Samuel Hyman
Mae
America
Aaa
Tee Eo
Cenec
Parker
Schick
Gone Jeweler
Main ST
Kaiser-Frazer
Red Able
Loldspo
ATVI
Sears
Richardson's
E Sale
Carole
Good Housekeeping
Dad
Sewell
Katz
Dence
Coldspot
Spacemaster
Freezes and Stores
N. Main ST
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