Miss Mary Ann Coe Plans Wedding June 30 In High Point
Miss Mary Ann Coe announced plans for her June 30 wedding to Thomas Williams Bland of Goldsboro at the First Methodist Church High Point. Invites read Miss Coe to wed with matron of honor Mrs. Lee Sherrill and maid of honor Enola Sue Flowers of Durham. Bridesmaids include Mrs. R. C. Benthall Jr. and Rachel Herring. Ushers are Ralph Bland Dillon Eason German Perkins and others. A luncheon and prenupial courtesies precede the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Coe
Goldsboro
Thomas Williams Bland
Lee Sherrill
Enola Sue Flowers
Durham
Rachel Herring
David H. Bland, Jr
Ralph Bland
Ola
German Perkins
All
Edward
Vousen
Thomas Strickland
Samuel Staley Coe
Daugher
Mary Ann
High Point
North Caro
Miss Coe
Ruth Williard
Jack Rochelle
On Johnson
Olly
James Staton
Gladys Ann Clinard
Clinard
Richard SK. Black, Jr
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist Church
Informal Tea Honors Miss Bet Smith Ahead of June Wedding
An informal Saturday afternoon tea celebrated Miss Bet Smith, fiancée of Bob, with plans to marry June 16. Hosts Mrs Donald F Sinclair and Miss Martha Blue welcomed guests at 524 Ridgecrest, featuring bridal motifs in lace, cakes, and iced Russian tea. Mrs W L Smith and Mrs Fred Lawrence attended as mothers of the honoree and a host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet Smith
Bob
Donald F Sinclair
Martha Blue
Thursday Tea To Fete Miss Shaw
Parties to honor Miss Sarah Shaw bride elect include a Thursday tea hosted by Mrs. J. and Mrs. Ray Nance at 1018 Wellington from four to five in the afternoon. The note on laws recalls prehistoric times when they were formed from flint flakes with jagged edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shaw
Sarah Shaw
Ray Nance
Wellington
Overseas Club Holds All Day Picnic at Guilford Memorial Park
Members of the Overseas Club hosted an all day outing at Guilford Memorial Park on Sunday. The program began with lunch at noon, followed by fair rides and visits to historical sites including Guilford Courthouse and the park museums and statues. Eighteen members attended the event. The club plans a regular meeting at Mrs. Ralph Emory's Clara Cox Apartments at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Memorial Ark
Guilford
Ralph Emory
Clara Cox
Miss Kirkman Presents Pupils In Piano Recital
Miss Mae Kirkman will present her pupils in a second of three piano recitals tonight at eight o clock at the Kirkman home on Jones Street. A Thursday recital is planned at the same hour. Friends and relatives of the performers are invited. The article also notes Adolphe Sax as the inventor of the saxophone, describing it as a hybrid instrument with a clarinet mouthpiece and single reed on a conical brass tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kirkman
Jones Street
Kirkman
Yverems
Adolphe Sax
YWCA Weekly Schedule Highlights Evening Events
Wednesday features a Training course for Leaders and Assistant Leaders of Day Camp from 10 to 12. Thursday lists a Finance Committee meeting at the YWCA and a Board of Directors gathering at Mrs. W. F. Clayton's home, plus a Jolly Y Club Watermelon Feast at City Lake. Friday offers a Day Camp training session from 10 to 12.
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Der
YWCA
W. F. Clayton
Jolly Y Club
City Lake
Saultesdel Datas
Piano Pupils Of Miss Lineberry Present Recital
Miss Lineberrys piano pupils presented their annual June recital at the Allen Jay High School auditorium with a large audience. Performers displayed excellent technique and artistry as a small accompanying group added variety to the program. Memory and attendance awards were given to twelve students, with Carolyn Watford receiving special recognition for three years of perfect attendance.
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Aeeee
Allen Jay High School
Nancy Turner
Linda Tech
June Hanes
Chambers
Kathleen Stafford
Carolyn Watford
Phyllis Underwood
Athleen Stafford
Kathleen Mowery
Linda Spaugh
Nancy Inda Turner
Darleen Saienhern
Gayle Boden
Doris Underwood
Heimer
Ann Smith
Pe Parrish
Geneva Eads
Rrell Wafford
Ted Mobley
R. J. Williams, Jr
Weed n Win Club Concludes Year With Picnic
The Woed Garden Club wrapped up summer activities with a Friday picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ilderton on College Drive. Husbands attended. indoor supper due to weather, plus novel games and contests. Committees led by Mrs. Harold Amos, Mrs. Broadus Leonard Jr., Mrs. Clarence Ilderton, and Mrs. John Thomas Jr. arranged the evening for ten members and their spouses. A Romans dish featured sausage made from fresh pork with pine nuts and cumin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woed Garden Club
Clarence Ilderton
College Drive
Harold Amos
Broadus Leonard, Jr
John Thomas, Jr
Community schedules light on theme of weddings and teas
A dense list of social events for Tuesday and Saturday includes bridal teas and luncheons honoring Miss Sarah Shaw Miss Betty Ann Rankin and Miss Aida Ingram across High Point and Thomasville venues with multiple hostesses at homes clubs and hotels. Also noted is a wedding reception for the Shelton Allen party and a nursing school graduation at First Methodist Church. Baby longevity figures show US life expectancy at 66 for girls 71 for boys with population shifts since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Long
Stratford Rd
Sarah Shaw
Mayne Bundy
Florham
Aida Ingram
High Point Woman's Club
Erie Country Club
Mary Ragsdale Strickland
Jean Kearns
Thag West
Woodbrook Court
Ruth Williard
Jack Rochelle
Johnson Street
Mary Ann Coe
Themes Williams Bland
J. K. Stephens
Ray Nance
Stephens
Wellington
Sperry
Wilson Cuningham
Sally Bet Cuningham
Winston-Salem
Forest Murray
Carolyn Murray
High Point
Cuningham
Betty Ann Rankin
Wild Flower Garden Club
W. H. English
Westwood Drive
le Jon
Ion
Carol Ann Kearns
Denny Street
Wilma Kearns
Doak Finch
Thomasville
High Point Bride Select
William T. Dixon, Jr
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Tyree Nabors
Westwood
Zellan Allen
High Point Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
Grady Stroll
Willis Slane, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
William Wrenn
Rowella Apartments
Jake Froelich
Jake Froelich, Jr
Charles Froelich
Frank Hunsucker, Jr
Linzyles
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