Church Social and Auxiliary Meetings Across Lebanon
Local church groups schedule meetings this week with ladies aided, G A unit, Willing Workers, Christian Comrades, and Methodist Protestant auxiliary gathering at homes or churches. Highlights include guest speaker Mrs. Coltrane and a Bible study banquet at Lebanon M P church with Marie Setliff leading.
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M. P
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
John Pickett
Circle No. 5
David Coltrane
Raleigh
Christian Education
National Organization of Women's Work
Mise Marie Setliff
Wicker Dale Design Chosen For Family Spode Pattern
The bride notes a plan to start with Spode's Wicker Dale pattern, citing family tradition with both Mother and Grandmother owning full sets. She plans a small initial purchase and will add to the collection, praising Spode for its lasting patterns.
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Ays
Spode
Corsage stemware highlights timeless charm at low prices
The display features goblets, saucer champagne and tumblers, with many other pieces offered at unexpectedly low prices. The writeup emphasizes lasting appeal and a timely, smart choose for today.
Dunbar Greely nuptials announced in Hopewell
Announcement records the marriage of C Wendell Dunbar formerly of this city and Miss Mary Brooke Greely of Hopewell Virginia. They wed Monday at 9 45 in the Episcopal church Hopewell with Rev Barber officiating. Dunbar a UNC graduate chemist, Mrs Dunbar educated at Fredericksburg Normal college. They will reside in South Charleston Virginia.
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C. Wendell Dunbar
Mary Brooke Greely
Hopewell
Episcopal Church
Barber
Dunbar
East Farriss Avenue
University of North Carolina
West-Waco Chlorine Corporation
South Charleston
Fredericksburg Normal College
Thomasville Couples Tie Knots in June Weddings and Celebrations
Miss Kathleen Agnes Lookabill of Thomasville and Thomas R. Chevis of High Point wed at the Methodist Parsonage in Thomasville the ceremony led by Rev. W R Jenkins. The bride wore white and royal blue shark skin with talisman roses. They will reside with the bride's mother at 808 Cox Avenue after a Myrtle Beach trip.
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Thomasville
Kathleen Agnes Lookabill
Thomas R. Chevis
High Point
Highland Avenue
W. R. Jenkins
Cloverdale Dye Works
Cox Avenue
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Katherine Agnes Lookabill
Nannie Lookabill
John Irvin Lookabill
Edna Voncannon Weds Charles Southern in Guilford Nuptials
Miss Edna Voncannon and Charles Southern were married yesterday at Welch Memorial church parsonage with Rev. J. D. Williams officiating. The couple, natives of Guilford County, will reside in High Point with a small group of close friends as witnesses.
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Edna Voncannon
Charles Southern
Welch Memorial Church
J. D. Williams
Guilford County
High Point
Betty Jo Smith Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Betty Jo Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Smith entertained a group of friends at her eighth birthday party at 813 Arbordale Drive A large cake with eight candles and serving ice cream followed several games and contests Guests included Patsy Gadd Sonny Gadd Arlene Hedgecock Lela Faye Hedgecock Doris Chitwood Diane Snyder Peggy Russell Billy Russell Glover Bedford Broadus Leonard Jr Loraine Kivett and Betty Jo Smith the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Smith
W. L. Smith
Arbordale Drive
Patsy
Sonny Gadd
Samuel
Arlene
Lela Faye Hedgecock
Doris Elaine Chitwood
Diane Snyder
Peggy
Billy Russell
Glover Bedford
Broadus Leonard, Jr
Loraine Kivett
Mrs. Hyman Hosts Piano Pupils Recital at Home
Mrs Samuel Hyman presented her piano pupils in an annual recital at 711 Fourth Street. Selections included solos and duets by Addie Lea Autry Betty Mae Hughes Gloria Foust Kathleen Malpass Mamie ye Dot Magnin. Foust won best work medal and Hughes second prize amid floral decor and strong parental attendance.
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Samuel Hyman
Fourth Street
Addie Lea Autry
Betty Mae Hughes
Gloria Foust
Kathleen Malpass
Mamie Ye Dot Magnin
Mrs Russell Injured in Automobile Accident at Piedmont Hospital
Mrs. B H Russell is a patient at Piedmont Memorial Hospital in Greensboro with injuries from a recent automobile accident. The Russells, former residents of the city, include Mrs Russell who was born Ilya McLendon.
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B. H. Russell
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Russell
Ilya McLendon
Miss Hughes Weds H A Essick In Asheboro Ceremony
Lena Evelyne Hughes became the bride of H A Essick at the Hughes home in Asheboro in a June ceremony officiated by Dr Howard P Powell. Guests included family friends, with a reception for about a hundred attending. The couple will reside on Clig road after a short wedding trip.
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Alex Lamet
Vance Kivett
Doris Milks
Forest Swicegood
Pauline McRae
Marie Kearns
Fannie Tyson
Alton Dail
Maurice Kester
Spencer
Althea Presnell
Mildred Milks
Carl Anderson
Sarah Helen Covington
Clig Road
Besick
McCrary Hosiery Mille
Alma Lucille Griffin wed Lawrence W Oliver in city ceremony
Mr and Mrs J M Griffin announce the marriage of their daughter Alma Lucille to Lawrence W Oliver of the city. The ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon June 11 at Rev R C Kirk's home. The couple will reside with the bride's parents, route three.
Coopers Move To City Feted At Statesville Dance
Mr and Mrs J B Cooper and sons William and Frank Benton moved from Statesville to 425 Hillcrest drive. The family, including Mrs Cooper Thelma Wineskie, will enroll children in local schools. A farewell dance at Statesville Country Club drew guests from High Point and neighboring cities.
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Mra
J. B. Cooper
William Marius
Frank Benton Cooper
Statesville
Hillcrest Drive
Mra. Cooper
Thelma Wineskie
High Point
Ray Street
Cooper
Samuel Holbrook
Milton Clayton
Junius Scarborough
Charles Vance Henkel
William Current
Statesville Country Club
Betty Harper
Hickory
Elizabeth Harriss Co
Mrs Ivey Sink Hosts Son's Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs Ivey Sink entertained at her home Saturday afternoon for her son Bobby's seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments were served with a green and white color focus. Attendants included Mrs Clay Yokeley Mrs T M Ellis and Mrs Dewey Hinkle, with a number of local children attending.
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Ivey Sink
Bobby
Link
Clay Yokeley
T. M. Ellis
Dewey Hinkle
Joyce Meadows
Leon Harris
Hoyle Hinkle
Tommy
Ira May
Myrtle Reagan
Frances
Elizabeth Blakely
Zada
Ronnie Crowson
Billie
Betty Lou
Delores McFarland
Shirley Yokeley
Miss Nelle Ansley Heads to Honolulu YWCA Duties
Miss Nelle Ansley resigns as executive secretary of the High Point YWCA and leaves for Columbus Ohio to visit then proceed to Ohio State University for graduate work in education and sociology before assuming duties in the Honolulu YWCA. She will lead the education and business girls departments and has four years service here.
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Nelle Ansley
Young Women's Christian Association
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Honolulu
Hawaii
Miss Ansley
Department of Education
Business Girls
Ohio University
Ansley
High Point
Cleveland
Altrusa Club
Professional Women’s Civic Organization
T. R. Ballard
Miss Hazel Jackson Weds Edgar W. Smith In Quiet Ceremony
Asheboro prepares for Friday wedding of Hazel Matilda Jackson of Jamestown and Edgar Wilson Smith of Archdale. The bride wore royal blue with white accessories. Ruby Holder of Jamestown accompanied the couple to Asheboro for the ceremony. The couple will reside on Kivett Drive. In Randleman, J B Adams and wife announce the birth of Johnsie Maydene on Friday June 17 at their home. Mrs Adams maiden name Macbell Vaughn. Margaret Cheves travels to Columbia for visit until July 4. Mrs W C Johnson is ill at 506 White Oak Street. Mrs W E Price and son William spend the weekend in Roanoke Virginia.
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Evelyn Gill
Lacey Peterson
Danville
M. T. Sortell
Misa Peterson
N. J. Gill
High Point
Peterson
M. EE. Peterson
Durham
The
Industrial Electrical Machine Company
Virginia
FE. M. Foster
Foser
Asheboro
Hazel Matilda Jackson
Jamestown
Edgar Wilson Smith
Archdale
Ruby Holder
Mrs. Smith
Kivett Drive
J. B. Adams
Randleman
Johnsie Maydene
Adams
Miss Macbell Vaughn
W. C. Johnson
White Oak Street
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