Miss Estelle West and William L Webb wed at Calvary Church
Miss Estelle Jo West and William Leon Webb were married Friday June 4 at 7 30 am in Calvary Methodist Church withRev Howell officiating. The couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside in High Point. The bride is a High Point High School and Guilford Business College graduate employed at High Point Overall. The groom, a High Point High School graduate, works in the service department at Horace G. Siderton Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Jo West
Ethel Lee West
Joseph D. West
William Leon Webb
O. Webb
Attie J. Webb
Calvary Methos Church
D. \. Howell
Webb
Highoint
Igh Point High School
Guild Business College
Calvary Methodist Church
Estelle de West
Eagle
W. O. Eagle
Mr. Eagle
Fairgrove School
Thomasville Chair Company
Harvey Lee Black
Lora Beatrice
Conrad Roy Russell
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Thomasville
North Carolina
C. R. Patterson
Mr. Russell
C. R. Russell
Washington, D. C
American Legion Auxiliary Meets Tuesday at YWCA
The local unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold its June meeting Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the Adams Memorial Y W C A on North Main Street. Mesdames L W Flythe Cecil David T Yow and Harry Doctor are hostesses. Members are asked to attend as this is the final meeting before the Department auxiliary here next week and to note the hour change. A called meeting held last week outlined plans to be completed Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American @gion
Adams Memorial Y. W
Miss Sarah Belle Heilig To Wed In July
Norwood events include a betrothal party for Miss Sara Belle Heilig of Norwood who will wed Claude Heath Armfield of Albemarle in late July. Cards attached to flowers announced the date S B H C H A July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Belle Heilig
Thomasville
Norwood
John R. Myers
Gregson Fearington
Winston-Salem
Sara Belle Heilig
Claude Heath Armfield
Albemarle
A. J. Heilig
Miss Heilig
Silverknit Group Has Picnic Supper
The office girls of the Silver Knit Hosiery Mill entertained with a picnic supper Friday night to honor Mr and Mrs Milton Silver and Robert Silver. The event took place on the lawn of Claude H. Cline on Cedrow Avenue with small tables arranged around a larger central table. About 60 guests attended the informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverknit Hosiery Mill, Inc
Milton Silver
Robert Silver
Claude H. Cline
Cedrow Avenue
Railway Express Auxiliary Picnic At City Lake
H. B. Magill superintendent of the Southern Railway Express Agency was a guest at a Ladies Auxiliary and husbands picnic by the city lake Thursday evening. Forty attended including Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sowell of Greensboro the former route agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Magill
Southern Railway Express Agency
City Lake
J. R. Sowell
Greensboro
Winston-Salem Bride-Elect Honored Here By Mesdames Wilson And Heinz
Mrs. R. A. Wilson and her daughter Mrs. Howard J. Heinz of Audubon New Jersey hosted a bridge for Miss Louray Zimmerman of Winston-Salem on Carrick avenue. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to William Phelps of Winston-Salem and Norfolk Virginia. Guests included local and visiting ladies with prizes awarded for high score and runners up and gifts of crystal and cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rowe
Kathryn Rowe
Lenoir
Winston-Salem
Mesdames Wilson
Heinz
R. A. Wilson
Howard J. Heinz
Audubon
N. J
Bridge
Carrick Avenue
Louray Zimmerman
William Phelps
Norfolk
Friedburg Moravian Church
A. G. Ellington, Jr
Cologne
Ben Canady
Blanche Williams
Zimmerman
Crystal
Carl Gibson
Lee Marshall
Eleanor Davis
Wilson
Martha Jarrett
Miss Zimmerman
Claude Smith
Bob Guarino
Sam McKinney
van Canady
This City
Jane Zimmerman
Henry Meining
Ralph Kimel
Roby Warner
Hubert Cline
Miss Mildred Talley Becomes Bride Of Asa H Crawford In Randleman
RANDLEMAN June 15 A bridegroom Asa H Crawford and Miss Mildred Talley exchanged vows in a Randleman ceremony. The wedding followed months of planning and brought together family and friends from nearby towns to witness the event. Guests included local residents and relatives as the couple begins married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Talley
Asa H. Crawford
Randleman
Ladies Host Africa Program At First Baptist Church
W M S and auxiliaries held an inspirational Africa program led by Mrs. Rotha Barker in Nigeria themes. Mrs. N N Newlin presided at a brief business session after the program. Social hour followed with iced drinks and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
W. M
First Baptist Church
C. E. Otey
Rotha Barker
Nigeria
N. N. Newlin
Troy Rumsey
Mac Gray
WCMC Artists And Dancers In Summer Colony At Beaufort
Greensboro dispatch reports Woman's College art classes have moved to Beaufort for the annual Summer program. The art colony, directed by Gregory D. Ivy, focuses on landscape painting and returns as an established class. Modern dance, led by Miss Jean Brownlee, debuts this year at Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Beaufort
Gregory D. Ivy
Jean Brownlee
Child Education Seminar At WCMC in Greensboro Theme
The seminar on Childhood Education, theme Broadening Educational Opportunities in Your School, will be held June 27 and 28 at Woman's College Greensboro. Co chairs are Miss Miriam Melayden from Woman's College education department and Miss Hattie B Parrott from the state department of public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
National Association For Child Education At
Woman's College
Miriam Melayden
Education Department of
Hattie
Parrott
State Department of Public Instruction
Cochairman
Modern Music Club Holds Regular Meeting Saturday
The Modern Music Club No. 2 met at Effa and Mamie Falk home Saturday afternoon with Jane Blair presiding. Piano solos by Melba Clapp Arlene Hedgecock Margaret Lawson Frances Ward Jewel Davis and Carey J. Davis were featured. After games refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Music Club No. 2
Effa
Mamie Falk
Jane Blair
Melba Clapp
Arlene Hedgecock
Margaret Lawson
Frances Ward
Jewel Davis
Carey J. Davis
Curry Hardin wedding in Denton ceremony glow
Virginia Dixon Curry and Joseph Talton Hardin were married June 9 at Central Methodist Church in Denton. The ceremony featured family members as attendants, elaborate music, and a reception at the bride’s Asheboro home. The couple will reside at 221 Pritchard Street in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Central Methodist Church
Virginia Dixon Curry
Joseph Talton Hardin
Asheboro
P. A. Hardin
Charles C. Adams, Jr
Charlotte
Johnsie Curry
Olga Marlette
Concord
Juanita Shatner
Climax
Helen Bates
Brown Summit
Mr. Comer
Margaret Curry Webb
Washington, D. C
Hardin
Pritchard Street
Misses Gibson And Bennett Named For Girls' State
Two High Point girls from local families will represent the city at the first Tar Heel Girls State at Woman's College in Greensboro starting tomorrow. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, the event draws 100 girls who will form a temporary government with Mann City as the capital. Gibson, a junior and Junior Legion Auxiliary president, and Bennett, also a junior and Beta Club member, come from families active in local Legion posts and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Woman's College
Helen Gibson
Mary Lou Bennett
Miss Gibson
Paul B. Gibson
Oscar Smith
Miss Bennett
Stanton Bennett
High Point
Greenboro
American Legion Auxiliary
North Carolina
Mann City
Weaver Mann
Legion Auxiliary
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Ypres
Mantheham
Hindenburg Line
Saint Martin
Bennett
High Point High School
Beta Club
Lexington Legion Auxiliary
Lexington Legion Post
Mrs Hayden Hosts Informal Supper for Mrs Scoville
Mrs F Hayden entertains honor guest Mrs E N Scoville of Orangeburg S C at a Friday evening supper party in the city lake living room. Ten covers were set including Mrs Scoville, Mrs Welborn, and Mesdames Kearns Steele Kirkman Harris Kearns Neese Blackard Daniel and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
S. C
John S. Welborn
J. F. Hayden
City Lake
Park Dining Room
D. A. Neese
Scoville
Oscar Kearns
E. D. Steele
J. E. Kirkman
J. W. Harris
T. A. Kearns
Embree H. Blackard
Garland Daniel
Greensboro
Mrs. Hayden
Thursday Twelve Feted At Bridge By Mrs. Bob Way
Mrs. Bob Way hosted the Thursday Twelve bridge club at her Albert Street home with three tables of play. Top score prize went to Mrs. H M Ridge Jr., runner up was Mrs Earl Womble, while visitor prizes went to Mrs Lawrence Russell and others. The next meeting is set for two weeks hence with Mrs Sam McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McMahon
Wess Cameron
T. Stoker
Jack Tysinger
Burlington
Mesdames Hines Hall
Charles Welborn
Cliff Tysinger
Wes Cameron
Elva Grissom
John Proctor Davis
R. E. Hayes, Jr
Blair Park
Chantilly
Jack Douglas
Henry P. Lipscomb
Virginia Smoot
Bob Way
Albert Street
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Earl Womble
Bill Dedmon
Francis Hendrix
Winfred Hinkle
Pat Riddell
Harold Dorsett
Sam MacKinney
Tony Simeon
Miss Miles to Wed Harley Biles in June
Franklinville couple Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miles announce the engagement of daughter Mary to Harley Biles son of Mr. and Mrs. R E Biles of Randallman. The marriage is planned for late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miles
Harley Biles
Walter Miles
Franklinville
Mary
R. E. Biles
Randleman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estelle West
Illiam L. Webb
Region Auxiliary
Irvin M. Weir, M. D
Archdale
VOWS
Silverknit
Railway Express Aux
Foster Brothers
Paramount Furniture
Washington Street
Miss Grisson
Alex B. Kohn
Anne Grissom
Edgar Lee Davis
Cliffside
Selma Elder
Polly Moon
Beth Dillon
Ann Brewer
Blanche MacAdams
Gladys Hall
Vera
Nicky Newlin
Joseph Newlin
Nancy Otey
T. G. Wright
Lake Waccamaw
Paul Jarrett
Lena Russell
Rebecca Hanner
Troy
Mount Gilead
Leta Gold Hamilton
Richmond
Eugene Marks
A. I. Stroupe
Cherryville
Weaver Lineberry
Johnsie Newlin
Statesville
DP. E. Bullard
Misses Polly Barker
Grace Graves
Dorothy Galyon
Francis Helms
Lecy-Allen Curtis
Lillian Hawkins
Anne Lee Lambe
Kate Heatwole
A. B. Freeman
Susan and
Buzzy
Winston- Salem
J. N. Freeman
Bascom Wood
Providence
Connie Hardin
Paul Dean
Durham
H. H. Hamilton
Chabrybeate Springs
WCMC
Modern Music Club
Misses Gibson and
Rose Point
N. Scoville
F. Hayden
Colonial Manon
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