Coble Family Hosts Dinner for Virginia Parks Bridal Plans
Mr and Mrs Herman E Coble and son Herman Jr entertained at a buffet dinner at their Monticello Avenue home to honor their niece Miss Virginia Parks and her fiancé Calvin Jones of Monticello. The couple plans to marry on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Parks
Calvin Jones
Herman E. Coble
Montheu Ave
Miss Parks
Mr. Jones
Mon
Mrs. Coble
Herman Jr
Montiieu Ave
Parks
Monticello
Herman Coble Jr
Virginia Davis
Marcella Carter
Bridal Compliments Begin For Miss Evelyn Nance
Bridal compliments begin for Miss Evelyn Nance bride elect of the season with several parties this week. Domestic Relations Court actions and Mrs Stephen's home engagements are noted along with a luncheon hosted by Mrs D L Greensboro on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evelyn Nance
Evelyn Nance
Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Howell and Fiance
A kitchen shower and related bridal courtesies were held for Miss Henrietta Howell and her fiancé John Leslie Andrews at Friends Meeting grounds. Relatives including Mrs. Luther Barker and Miss Nan Ruth Barker attended, giving linen gifts. the couple plans to marry June 25 at Friends Meeting House in Shenandoah. A separate shower was planned by Mrs. W M Payne and Mrs. Edwin White at Raleigh Farm Rd, and a tea for hospitality was scheduled at Mrs. J L Andrews' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Shaw
Evelyn Nance
Mrs. Stephen
Weslon
Henrietta Howell
John Leslie Andrews
Luther Barker
David Barker
Nan- Ruth Barker
Miss Howell
Mr. Andrews
den— Friends Meeting House
W. M. Payne
Edwin White
Raleigh Farm Rd
Jo Anne Kerr
Clyde Rush
J. L. Andrews
Carrick Ave
Oak View Club Meets Tuesday With Sewing Demonstration
Oak View Home Demonstration Club plans its meeting Tuesday at 2 0 clock at Mrs Delbert Clodfelter home on Sigs Winston Road. Clara Key of Singer Sewing Machine Co will give a sewing demonstration at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Clodfelter
Oak View Home
Winston Rd
Clara Key
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Tea at Mrs. J L Andrews Home and Mt Gilead Farm
A social note reports a tea hosted at Mrs. J L Andrews residence 812 Carrick Ave Howell and mentions a farm at Mt Gilead. The item highlights local hospitality and a rural property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Andrews
Carrick Ave
Howell
Mt. Gilead
Five Local Women Attend Meeting In Durham
Five members of the Ladies' VFW Post 619 attended a state ceremony in Durham yesterday. Officers elected include Mrs. Willisen Lowery as president and Mrs. Men oe North veers as vice president. The group also installed Mrs. Hilda Southards as Tenth District President and noted several auxiliary members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Post
Eee
Willisen Lowery
Pembroke
Men
North Veers
Aude Osborne
Billy Holcomb
Elsecretary
King. Durham
Re Beaily
Way
Hamlet
Learn to swim classes and club events at YMCA
The YMCA offers learn to swim sessions through Saturday at 6:15, a B&P Club dinner at 6:45, and advanced women’s swim at 7:30 followed by Adana Club activities.
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B&p
YMCA
Local residents share visits and travel plans in High Point
Mrs Gordon Hunt returns from High Memorial Hospital with improved health and may host visitors. J Bennett Sr. brings her home from 906 Willace Iron. Myatt, son of Mr and Mrs ay Myatt, resumes home life after attending the School for Boys in Chattanooga. Mr and Mrs John M Byerly vacation in Wildwood and Philadelphia before returning to High Point. Miss Pat Richie travels to Washington DC to visit relatives. Edna Murphy of Louisville visits the Heer home in High Point. Achi Lee and family from Pa. plan a stay in High Point. H O Williams and sons depart for a Florida trip for a week. Unity Nash hosts golden anniversary canoe event as guests attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hunt
Emery— Court
High Memorial Hospital
John M. Byerly
East Ave
High Point
Wildwood-By-the-Sea
N. J
Edna Murphy
Louisville
Leo Heer
W. Farries Ave
Murphy
Heer
M. W. Nash
Ferndale
Nash
Dinner at Emerywood Club Fetes Miss Betty Anne Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Conrad and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gayle hosted a dinner at Emerywood Country Club to honor Miss Betty Anne Johnson and her fiancé M. Harrison Jr. Guests included the bride-elect’s parents Dr. and Mrs. N. M. Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson Jr. A four course meal was served and gifts were presented.
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Emerywood Club
Betty Anne Johnson
Bruce Conrad
Robert Gayle
Emerywood Country Club
Myd
Anne Johnson
M. Harrison Jr
Nolia
Labra
Elect
Johnson
Joe A. Johnson
N. M. Harrison
J. A. Johnson Jr
Hungry Supper Club Hosts Weekend Texas Theme Party
The Emerywood Country Club weekend event featured a Texas oil wells motif with cowboys and longhorns. Guests enjoyed roast beef, filet mignon, and formal dancing as committee members hosted a Texas themed dinner and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Bucks
Emerywood Country Club
Robert Cottam Jr
Joe Lee
Harold Amos
Tom Houser
Robert Cross
Willis Slane Jr
Deep Inn
Jimmy Meyers
Loyal Women’s Club to Meet at First Church
The Loyal Women of the First Church of Christ will hold their meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 at the church. Hostesses include Mrs Ina Bennett Mrs Keyser Mrs Pauline aeail and Mrs Lela A Reddick. Menu features broiled tomatoes with fresh bread crumbs butter and grated Parmesan.
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DAR
Edith Moore Sherrod
Reece
J. W. Lindsay Jr
Hillcrest
Betty Anne Johnmia
Utopian Study Club
Vaiette L Harris
Rockford Rd
Oak View
Delbert Clodfelter
Winston
High Point
L. L. Wilkinson
Dale
Camp
Jamestown
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
George Haltom
Nancy Haltom
Sarah Patrick Peacock
Oscar Whitescarver
High Point Cosmetologists
First Church of Christ
Ina
Keyser
Saeine Ball
Sure
Lela A. Reddick
Cee P.m
Ces
Masonic Temple
Somasien
Ina Bennett
Uy Keyser
Pauline Aeail
TAR HEEL GARDENER JOAN H
Raleigh readers learn about azalea and camellia leaf gall disease. The article explains causes, seasonal timing, and containment steps including removing infected leaves and spraying with Bordeaux mixture Captan in late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hurricane Hazel Still Affects Cotton Ginning Work
Raleigh report from W. G. Tyas sey extension cotton marketing specialist at State College notes Hurricane Hazel continues to disrupt cotton ginning with many ginners stalling in dryers and lint cleaners causing delays in marketing and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. G. Tyassey
State College
Egyptian Pyramid Stands Tall at 450 Feet Height
The article notes the largest Egyptian pyramid reaching about 450 feet in height. It mentions difficulties in ginning last fall's storm cotton for ginners lacking driers and lint cleaners, with lower quality after ginning at those gins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
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Gene Wood
Lois Wood
Ann Hines
Oak Dale Methodist Church
Jeanette ii
Ee Upsilon
Psilon A
Harold McGee
Lla Apts
Forest Woodmen Circle
Paul Carroll
Ccc
Charles Fulp
Thomasville
Valeria Man
Harvey Farlow
Gurney Peace
Borden's Gold Room
Vanc
Eir
Gordon Hateos
JoAnne Kerr
Fmm
Iva Jones
Ray Jones
Betty Boswell
J. Parks
W. G. Wagoner
Secutloatie
Greensboro
Oak View Club
Carolina
BarBecue Shack
Kivett Drive
T. C
Godwin
Durham
Adana Club
J. Bennett Sr
Willace Iron High Point Hospital
Pat Richie
Gorden St
Washington, D. C
L. A. Perdue
John Achilee
Marilyn
Garland
Joe Brinson
Oulol
GRACE
Lambeth, Inc
S. Main St
America
Warner's Transfer and Storage CO
West High ST
Dobbs Truss Co
Mann's Drug Store No. 1
N. Main St
DORES
Dobbs
Joan H
Modern Art
Florists
Thomasville Road
Puneral
Zemo
Ann Page
Packer
Limas
Jane Parker
Jone Parker Golden
Devil’s Food
A&p
Dewco
North Main ST
Antncee
Foremont Food
Grranee
Welch
Super Markets
South Main ST
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