Marsh-Cranford Wedding Climax Social Events
The marriage of Miss Helen Marsh to William B. Cranford of Durham will finalize a multiweek sequence of social events. A supper party honors the couple and their families at Brinwood. bridal party members and guests attend. Additional gatherings include a bridge lunch, a bridal rehearsal reception, and a buffet luncheon for families and out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marsh
J. Arthur Maresh
William B. Cranford
Durham
Wealey Memorial Church
Mareh-Crawford
Herman Smith
Miss Marsh
Edgedae Drive
J. A. Marsh
Frank Hunchsucker
Hillcrest Drive
William 53. Crawford
Arthur Marsh
William E. Crawford
Wesley Memorial Church
Hensley Hilliard Wedding in Knightdale Garden
The marriage of Misa Ruth Hilliard to Gay W. Hensley took place June 16 at five in the afternoon in Knightdale North Carolina. The ceremony occurred in the garden at the bride’s parents home with vows spoken before an improvised altar of valley lilies and yucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Hilliard
Gay W. Hensley
J. M. Hilliard
Knightdale
N. C
Raleigh
Virginia Branch
Enfield
Mise Hoskins
Ometo Owen
L. R. McMillan
Danville
Matilda Ometo Owen
Lester R. McMillan
High Point
A. L. Carson
Sledd Memorial Church
W. L. Owen
High Point Route
J. T. McMillan
Mrs. McMillan
Father For Mine A Nation's Tease Of Affection
A small town notices column includes poetry praising fathers and declines to overlook dad. Births announce Phyllis Amelia to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Witcher and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bennett. Community events and several personal recognitions fill the page with celebrations and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Witcher
Ragan Street
Phyllis Amelia
Mrk
W. R. Bennett
South Main Street Extension
Miss Gwynn Hosts Luncheon and Moves Away
Miss Marty Gwynn secretary of the local Young Omen's Christian Association attends a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Ridge at 518 White Oak Street. The event featured summer flowers and a served luncheon with covers for Misses Mary Gwynn Catherine Howard Lillian Cleveland Bila Caudell and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Gwynn
Young Omen's Christian Association
R. W. Ridge
White Oak Street
Mary Gwynn
Catherine Howard
Lillian Cleveland
Bila Caudell
Ridge
Lotus Club Hosts Bridge Party At Mrs Amos Home
Members of the Lotus club enjoyed a Friday evening gathering at Mrs J E B Amos home on East Lexington avenue. Bridge was played with Mrs Harry Williamson winning the high score and a novelty prize awarded. Refreshments followed at neatly arranged tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Forward
Heureux
Thurston Street
Carey Atkins
Aftnie Lee Brewer
Dot Fritz
Lee Forward
Ruby Samuels
Annie Lee Brewer
Helen Marshall
Mia
James Phillips
Lotus Club
J. EB. Amos
East
Lexington Avenue
Harry Williamson
Miss Helen Marsh Honored At Morning Bridge Friday
Miss Helen Marsh honored as guest at a Friday morning bridge at Mrs. Holt McPherson’s Hillcrest Drive home. Four tables, bright garden flowers, and silver as honoree’s gift. Guests included Mrs. Robert Hodges, Mrs. W. B. Meowwen, Mrs. Frank Hunsucker, and others. high score pottery prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marsh
Photographs by Bayard Wooten to be shown in High Point
The Junior Service League sponsors an informal tea at Emerywood Country Club on June 26 to display Bayard Wooten’s photographs. The artist, a nationally recognized native of Newbern now based in Chapel Hill, highlights North Carolina scenes from Lake Lure to Jugtown and Tar Heel portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Junior Service League
Bayard Wooten
Emerywood Country Club
Arta
Interests Committees
Miss McAnally Hosts Bridge Honor Evening
Miss Mary Duncan McAnally entertained Friday at her South Main street home with six bridge tables honoring Miss Helen Marsh and W. E. B. Crawford as they near marriage to Robert Hodges. Prizes went to A H Whiteley Jr and Robert Hodges. gifts included rose bowls linen and pillow cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wade
F.cc
Campbell Street
Frances Wade
Olivi Amos
Oia
China
Helen Randall
Juanita Cecil
Mary Gibson
Everlina Robbins
Ruby
Ruth Hollingeworth
Geneva Harvey
Arline Davis
Jewell Williams
Wilma Sherman
Mary McSwaim
Corkey Worth
Hazel Wade
Olivia Amos
Guy Spencer
Elmer 8Ensenback, Jr
Fred Einstein
Eugene Worth
Bill Wade
Arthur King
Alexander Hartley
Joe Buchanan
Carroll
Bob Wade
Mary Duncan McAnally
South Main Street
Helen Marsh
W. EB. Crawford
Robert Hodges
A. H. Whiteley, Jr
Miss Marsh
Social Calendar Highlights Upcoming Wedding and Events
The social calendar lists multiple gatherings from Monday to Thursday. Highlights include a wedding announcement for Helen Marsh and William B. Crawford and the Brin-Wood reception west of the city. Various card parties luncheons and club meetings are scheduled across Emerywood Country Club Garden clubs and Wesley Memorial church with guests from Burlington Durham and North Wilkesboro.
Legion Auxiliary To Have State President As Guest At Meeting
Mrs W R Absher state president of the American Legion Auxiliary will guest the local unity final meeting before fall at Mrs M A Lackey 102 Hillcrest drive Tuesday evening June 19 at 745. Associate hostesses include Mrs Geddie Strickland Mrs Oscar Smith and Mrs C A York. Fidac chairman Mrs A Sherrod will lead the program. Five allied Fidac countries will be represented in song by Norman Fid ler Miss Mae Hayes Mrs A Sherrod Mrs Reid Marsh and Miss Ann Robbins. York urges members to note the day change from Friday to Tuesday and to attend. Tuesday card party at Emerywood Club on 10 am with bridge and rock. prize for high score. Reservations with club secretary R Lynn Trout before Tuesday. Hostesses Mrs John Walker and Mrs Laurence Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Barnes
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
L .Am
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Helen
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. T. Andrews
North Wilkesboro
The
Legion Auxiliary
Fidac
A. Sherrod
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Carrie Kaplan
Jake London
J. Arthur March
Marsh-Crawford
Wesley Memorial Church
W. R. Absher
American Legion Auxiliary
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest Drive
Lackey
Geddie Strickland
Oscar Smith
C. A. York
Emery Wood Club
Emerywood Country Club
R. Lynn Trout
John Walker
Laurance Ingram
Seward Nabors Cake Cutting And Bridge Party Friday
Miss Evelyn Seward to marry Tyree Hunter Nabors at First Baptist church at 8:30 this morning. Friday evening guest hosts Irene Virginia and Mary Ruth Seward held a cake cutting and bridge party on the Winston Salem road with four tables and prizes for top scorers. A long guest list included many local residents and the fiancé and a group of young men joined for the cake cutting after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Seward
Tyree Hunter Nabors
First Baptist Church
Wak
Irene
Virginia
Mary Ruth Seward
Winston-Salem Road
Lucille Browne
Bessie Hedrick
Pauline Haynes
Eva Chappalear
Lucille Brown
Leslie Johnson
Charlene Grimes
Thelma Moss
Ida Clarke
Ian Hensley
Rose Goldsmith
Addie
Kate Lomax
Helen Smith
Mesdames Otis Sain
Horace Seward
Hoyle Lopp
Julia Liles
Thelma Patrick
M. L. Hedgecock
Miss Seward
Helen Caldwell
Bridge
G. C. Caldwell
Forrést Avénué
Helen Marshall
Irene Seward
Marshall
Dresden
Seward
Children Entertain With Tacky Party
Miss Opal Nelson Margie Wilkins and Juanita Allen hosted a tacky party Thursday evening at 1206 Thissel Street. Donna Johnson won a candy prize for best costume. Mrs George Allen and guests served refreshments to Weldon Cable Doris Johnson Waldo Frazier Claiborne Nelson Ernestine Sykes Arnold Cagle Opal Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Nelson
Margie Wilkins
Juanita Allen
Thissel Street
Donna Johnson
George Allen
Pearl Nelson
Lois Lawson
Weldon Cable
Doris Johnson
Waldo Frazier
Claiborne Nelson
Ernestine Sykes
Arnold Cagle
Opal Wilkins
Violinlike carved flute from Amazon Jivaro tribe
Native Jivaro artisans in the Amazon region shape a carved fatiy wood instrument with palm fiber strings that resembles a violin in form and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jivaro
Amazon Region
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Tain
Frank Hunsucker
W. F. Clardy
Millicent Marsh
Everett Marsh
Reid Marsh
Wilton Barnes
Nick Laney
Charlotte
W. H. Wannamaker, Jr
Edwin Fowler
Rawls Cobb
HM. A. Ljung
Greensboro
Merman Smith
Sanders Dallas
Arthur Mareh, Jr
City
Hensley - Hilliard
Mary Alice Sieeloff
Jane Phinney
Clarence Ace
T. Hensley
High Pain
Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Johnny Ward
WBT
Dad
Father
Old Dad
Garden Club Councetl
Garden Club Council
Northa Min Street
Kennedy
Kader Kennedy
Alvin Kennedy
Thomasvillé Road
Cauble
F. P. Cauble
D. B. Cauble
Custis Melton
Badin
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Ketan Stadium
Frank Cauble
Burn-Koonce
Mary Elizabeth Koonce
Walter Stanley Blackburn
Trinity Chapel Episcopal Church
Rowe
Koonce
High Point Route Two
Main ST
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E. Church
R. A. Strayhorn
Wrenn Street
L. W. Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
Lacey Robertson
Roy Lee
West Bay Street
J. Royster Thurman
Ijr
Cons
Royster
Max
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Gwynn
Council of Jewish Women
Club Drive
Miss Thomas
Sam Stratton
J. A. Thomas
Eva Aline
M. T. Sorrell
Mrs. Amos
Lotus
Tuntor C. KB. Bocinty
C. B. Society of the
First Methodist Protestant Cburth
Garnette Hinshaw
T. U. Wha
East Russell Street
A. M. Briggs
Flower Mission
LA Cartar Tarjeta
Harry Culler
West
Moffitt’s
North Main St
W. B. MeoEwen
Prank Hunsucker
J. G. Greene
Miss Marah
Mesdames Rela Marsh
James Armatrong
Albert Rawley
W. BB. Mitchell
Co. B. Kirkman
Rupert Pickens
Listoh Pope
J. W. Catinon
Elizabeth Brown
Pearl Walborn
Miss McAnally
Irene McAnally
W. E B. Crawford
Burlington
Pilcott S. Wood
Charles McAnally
Louise Brinkley
Plymouth
M. D. Bonnet
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
Sedgefield
Lucie Hayes
Dallas
Rotary Drive
Bobbie Lyon
Ryde Ingram
Margaret Hauser
W. J. Clardy
Pittsburgh
Marsh
Enott S. Wood
Amos R. Kearns
Tevin
R. KE. Snow
John Foy
Logan Lovelace
Dorothy Ingram
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Virginia An
Marty Ruth Seward
Kate Loma
Eva Chappelear
Polly Hayn
Mabel Posey
Beavans
Shoppe
S. Main St
Fosteori
Fostoria
Heisey
Steigel
Hyman’s
Cor
Main & Wash
Sts
Wacer’s Ladies’ Shop
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