McIntyre Beck Vows Announced At Florence Ceremony
Doris Peggy Beck and James Charles McIntyre wed on June 1 in Florence South Carolina with Kenneth Grimsley officiating. The bride wore a light blue dress with white eyelet and red rosebud corsage. The groom, a U S Navy water tender 3/c, has six battle stars and Asiatic Pacific ribbon. They honeymoon at Myrtle Beach after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Beck
Asheboro St
Doris Peggy
James Charles McIntyre
U. S. Navy
Florence
S. C
Kenneth Grimsley
Myrtle Beach
J. M. McIntyre
Navy
Doris Peggy Beck
First Bond Buyers Named
First bonds purchased Friday at multiple booths were won by Mary Edwards Linda Katheryne Slate Lucy Isabel Saunders Josephine Tipton and Arnold J Koonce. Local booths were staffed by the Catholic Guild the Cooperette club and the Beta Sigma Phi sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Edwards
Steele Street
Richardson
Linda Katheryne
Lindsay Street
Wachovia
Lucy Isabel Saunders
Monthieu Avenue
Catholic Guild
Cooperette Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Josephine Tipton
Forest Hill Drive
Arnold J. Koonce
South Main Street
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Investigation Finds Thousands of Crimes Against Government
The criminal investigation division of the Mediterranean theater of operations reported 4,987 alleged crimes against the government and the recovery of $1,585,141 in U S property during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Investigation Division
The
Mediterranean
U. S
Mrs. Margaret Teague Weds Lt Col. Farrar in High Point
Mrs. Margaret Rankin Teague of High Point marries Lt Col. Benjamin Randolph Farrar of Bradenton Florida at the Rankin home on Edgedale Drive. The ceremony featured family attendants, gardenia and magnolia decorations, and a reception. the couple plans a weeklong wedding trip and will reside in Bradenton after visiting Chapel Hill for Peggy Teague’s graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rankin Teague
Benjamin Randolph Farrar
Bradenton
Fla
Alexander M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Florence Blair
Benson Matney
Miss Blair
Schubert
Bohm
Mr. Matney
d'Hardelot
Betty Rankin
Becky Wall
Millicent Marsh
Betty
Alice Farrar
Jeanne Teague
Alexander Martin Rankin
Captain Rankin
Lewis E. Teague
Western Maryland College
Westminster
School of Library Science
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Junior Service League
American Legion Auxiliary
High Point
Col. Farrar
William M. Farrar
East Orange
N. J
Farrar
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Regular Army
Army of Occupation
North American
Pacific
Buna Mission
New Guinea
Peggy Teague
Riverview Boulevard
Sette
Robert B. Rankin
Fort Benning
Dorothy Rankin
Boston
Mass
University of North Carolina
D. 8S. Colt
Raleigh
Home Demonstration Club Entertained by Mrs Clinard
The Oak View Home Demonstration club met Friday afternoon at Mrs S R Clinard's home with President Mrs Judson Ruth presiding. Members Dean Miller and Dolly Ann Hedgecock attended as guests and a garden insect control demonstration by Mrs Clinard followed routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
S. R. Clinard
Judson Ruth
Dean Miller
Dolly Ann Hedgecock
Clinard
Enos Blair
Frances Clinard
High Scorers At Emerywood Duplicate Play Named
Mrs. E. T. Howard Sidney Ives Mrs. Valerie J. Harris and Mrs. P. Y. Adams led Emerywood Duplicate Club play at the Emerywood Country Club six tables of players competed. Howard and Ives were north-south high scorers with runners-up Mrs. H. P. Hardin and Mrs. Frances Johnson. Harris and Adams topped east-west with second place going to Mrs. Charles Ingram Sr. and Mrs. Laura Holbrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Howard
Sidney Ives
Valerie J. Harris
P. Y. Adams
Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club
Howard
Mr. Ives
H. P. Hardin
Frances Johnson
Harris and
Adams
Charles Ingram
Laura Holbrooks
Program Music Demonstrated By Piano Class Here
A piano recital at High Point College featured Mrs. Clyde Barksdale’s students performing Program Music after five years building music appreciation. Prizes went to Bettie Jo Beeson and Harold Reeves for most improvement while Barbara Freeman earned best star lessons. attendees heard readings of mood and scene from the composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Clyde Barksdale
Bettie Jo Beeson
Harold Reeves
Barbara Freeman
Martha Ellington
Louise York
Ann Hoots
Elizabeth Perry
Joyce Winfrew
Ann Bain
Patsy Bradshaw
Shirley Beard
Billy Konkle
Jane Marshall
Mickey Beard
Barbara Ann Priddy
Ina Pearl Floyd
Joanne Danielson
Patsy Russell
Robbie Hayworth
Marlene Newsom
Carolyn Webb
Julia Seward
Reba Wright
Zoe Rogers
Florence Fine
Joyce Winfrey
Petey Horton
State Clubs Head Urges Clubwomen To Back Charter
Mrs Karl Bishopric new president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs asks clubwomen to back the proposed charter at the San Francisco conference and lobby Congress for ratification. The charter includes Human Rights and educational cooperation, with 49 nations seeking a common world order. A Greensboro meeting of the federation executive board is set for June 19 at 9 am with a luncheon at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Karl Bishopric
San Francisco
Congress
LaFel Dickinson
William Dick Sporborg
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Senate
United States
New World Organization
Dickinson
Sporborg
General Federation
Commission of Human Rights
Stettinius
Stassen
Bishopric
Federation
Greensboro
Woman's Club
W. O .Beard
Bride Elect Doris Caldwell Feted At Bridge Party
Miss Doris Caldwell, bride elect of June 23, was honored by Miss Barbara Allen at a bridge party at Miss Allen's home. pastel flowers decorated the house. an ice course was served. A corsage of white carnations and a bridal guest book were given. Prizes went to the high and second high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Caldwell
Barbara Allen
Miss Allen
Miss Caldwell
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday Evening
The American Legion Auxiliary unit will meet Tuesday at 7:45 PM at Mrs. L. R. Peacock's home 711 West Farriss Avenue. The president invites members to attend the regular session. A note mentions bees collecting nectar for one pound of honey travel nearly three times around the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
L. R. Peacock
West Farriss Avenue
Earth
Lawrence Jarrett
Spinsters’ Club
Er Flowers
Wedding plans and local social bridge events in Thomasville
In Thomasville on June 16, social circles hosted bridge sessions led by Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth with high score honors claimed by R. K. Farrington and a runner-up prize to Mrs. Alvah Boyles. Visitors and residents attended multiple gatherings. invitations issued for the Hilda Marie Long and Andrew J. Hudson Jr. wedding set for June 27 at Heidelbe Reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ace of Clubs
Charles F. Lambeth
R. K. Farrington
Alvah Boyles
Ben Harris
Mesdames
Jere Vernon Snider
C. F. Finch
J. S . Green
Julius Green
Shirley Tysinger
Gilbert Primm
Webb Clinard
Lucile Tesh
Neil Terry Davis
Mesdames Webb Clinard
Lawrence Jarrett
Hilda Marie Long
A. J. Hudson, Jr
Gary Hugo Long
Hilda Marie
Andrew J. Hudson
Heidelbe Reformed
North Carolina
Mrs Hayden Hosts Birthday Luncheon at Emerywood Club
Four daughters honor their mother Mrs J F Hayden with a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Guests dined in a private room with a gardenia place marker and a pastel birthday cake. Attendants included Mesdames Royster Tucker Dave Harman of Burlington William Jarrell and John Whitescarver and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Mesdames Royster Tucker
Dave Harman
Burilington
William Jarrell
John Whitescarver
Emerywood Country Club
John Sheloff
Charles Amos
L. R. Terry
James E. Lambeth
Ain Pred Whitescarver
J. E. Marsh
C. E. Rozzelle
C. E. Diffendal
J. E
Wayside Picnic at Hayden Home
The Wayside Garden club will hold its annual summer picnic at Mrs. J. F. Hayden's home 400 Washington Street on Tuesday evening. The event starts at 6 30 p.m. and concludes the summer schedule with meetings resuming in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Thomasville Girl Wed In Washington
Miss Betsey Anne Cunningham, daughter of J Harry Cunningham of Thomasville, married Fred Grist Jr of New York City at Pilgrim Congregational Church in Washington D C. The ceremony was performed by Rev Andrew Bird. The couple plans to reside in New York City after a wedding trip to the bride’s home region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Dennis
Lillian Ann Warlick
Anthony Warlick
New Haven
Conn
Dennis
A.M.M
Navy
Wilbur Hutchins
D. Frank Dennis
Wildwood
N. J
Washington, D. C
Betsey Anne Cunni
J. Harryham
Thomasville
Cunningham
Fred Grist, Jr
E. Siegrist
New York City
Pilgrims Gregational Church
Wton
Andrew Bird
C. D. Dun
Carolin Cunningter
Everett Washington
Robert van Lear
Washington
Foreign Economic Administrand
Peace College
Leigh
N. C
Ashmoreness College
A Pearl Harbor
Cavalry
Cific
New Y Tral Railway
Bride
New City
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Margaret R. Teague
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Yow
Yow’s Funeral Home
Ruby
Home Demonstration Club
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Hester Carpenter
Winthrop College
D. C
George Orr, Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. L. Baker
Woodrow’ Teague
New Orleans
St.ague
L. E. Te
Charles Koestline
Billy Buford
Florida
C. M. Stone
Sam Heath
Kington and
Winston-Salem
William H. Swaim
York
Mary Irene Lawing
J. E. Lawing
Route Two
W. H. Swaim
Thomas Ville
Hayden
W.salem, N.C
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Aetwa Life Insurance
Liberty Life Bldg
Charlotte, N. C
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