DAR Daughters Lunch Presents Flag to Library at Public Ceremony
The Alexander Martin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a covered dish lunch at Mrs. W. G. McFarland’s home on 463 S. Main Street. Regent Edith Moore Sherrod presided over closing-year business and the group then presented a U.S. flag to High Point Public Library officials, with Miss Elizabeth Gurley accepting on behalf of the library.
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Daughters of American Revolution
W. G. McFarland
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
McVorland
S. Main Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
John S. Welborn
DAR
R. K. Stewart
Library Board
Enterprise
Jim Jeffries
DAR members present nylon flag to High Point Library
Several officials of the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution presented a beautiful nylon flag to the High Point Public Library in a ceremony at the library yesterday afternoon. Elizabeth Ley, the librarian, received the gift with appreciation.
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DAR
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
High Point Public Library
Elizabeth Ley
Mrs Hartley Hosts Lynn Bride Elect Gift Party
Mrs Richard Hartley entertained at Manor Drive to compliment Miss Lynn, bride elect of the month. Guests include Amy Forster, Nancy Sechrest, Richard Knapp, Clarence I ton, J Thomas Jr, Robert Courts, Sabert Hicks, Don McPeggy Bryant and Katherine Curry. Lynn will wed William B Simons Jr on Saturday June 30. A bridal gift of china in her chosen pattern was presented.
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Bere Barbaran
Neo
Richard Hartley
Manor Drive
Pales Lynn
William B. Simons, Jr
Latte
Canasta
Richard
Town and Country
City Lake
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Thag West
Woodbrook Court
Sarah Shaw
Ruth Williard
Jack Rochelle
Johnson Street
Mary Ann Coe
Thomas Williams Bland
J. K. Stephens
Ray Nance
Stephens
Wellington
Wilson Cuningham
la Bet Cuningham
Wins
J. R. Nunn
Park
Leion
Carol Ann Kearns
Denny Street
Wilma Kearns
Doak Finch
Thomasville
Betty Ann Rankin
Aida Ingram
High Point
William T. Dixon, Jr
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Tyree Nabors
Westwood
Bobbie Marie Loflin
Rainey H. Newman
Green Street Baptist Church
R. T. Amos
Harold Amos
Wray Amos
Frank Hunsucker, Jr
Zellan Allen
Harold Hedrick
Harry Cardwell
Barbara Russell
Centennial Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Methodist
Grady Stroupe
Willis Slane, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
William Wrenn
Rowella Apartments
Jake Froelich
Jake Froelich, Jr
Charles Froelich
Emerywood
Betty
Linzy Boyles
Linzy Boyles, 6:00 — Mr. and Mrs. Walker Shelton
Shelton-Allen
S Saeomoper
Onton Road
Women of the Moose Plan Thursday Meeting and Drive
The Women of the Moose chapter 961 meet Thursday evening at 8 at the Moose Home on Church Street. Members are asked to bring canned goods for an underprivileged family the chapter sponsors. The Mothers' Prayer Band meets with Mrs. Liddy at 1402 Emery Street Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs. W M Sexton leading.
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Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Mothers’ Prayer Band
Local clubs schedule varied events through Friday
Community groups host picnics luncheons and receptions across towns from City Lake to Winston Salem. bridal showers and wedding rehearsals dot the week with Betty Ann Rankin Miss Sarah Shaw and Miss Wilma Kearns among honorees.
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets in Burgess Chapel
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church met on Monday at 7 30 in Burgess Chapel with Mrs Herman Coble presiding. Miss Gladys Moore of Centenary Church Winston Salem presented a study on Worship and its historic development. The July meeting will be a picnic at Mrs R B Moores Gatewood home.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Burgess Chapel
Herman Coble
Worth Ivey
Dorothy Wells
Guion
Gladys Moore
Centenary Church
Winston-Salem
Friends Meeting House
Lucy Harper
Johnsie Jackson
Hassie Shaw
Mamieh
R. B. Moore
Gatewood
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Hoover
United States
Mary T. Kearns
Elizabeth Gurley
P. C. Smith
Phil Walker
OPO Clothing
W. Washington
Dad
Nash
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main St
Miss Lynn
North Wrenn
Wesleyan Guild
Richardson’s
Seersucker
Shorty
Katz
Max Mayer
Oretaiire
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