Green Street Baptist Church honors Dr Reavis and family
The Green Street Baptist Church hosted an open house honoring Dr and Mrs L B Reavis and their children Raynor Roma and Ralph. The event featured a reception in the social room with flowers and music as church members expressed appreciation and presented a going away china set. The Reavises plan to move to Denton Texas to serve at First Baptist Church after three and a half years as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Younge
J. W. Sears
Betty Hinson
Bettie Ann Sain
Betty Floyd
Martha Ann Wood
Norma Dean Hill
Abigail Lanier
Harry Campbell
Argie
Walter E. Crissmann
Lloyd Garner
Baptist Ministerial Association
Lewis Williams
Wardell Wardell Hassell Wedding Invitations Issued
Invitations issued for the marriage of Jo Anne Wardell to Frank Russell Hassell set for July eleven nineteen fifty three at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point NC. Reception to follow at 207 Forestdale Street Jamestown. Planned pre wedding events include a miscellaneous shower at Mrs H W Ferguson home with Mesdames Layman Stry and J H Glover and Miss Shirley Ann Glover as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell-Hassell
John B. Wardell
Jo Anne
Frank Russell Hassell
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
North Carolina
Forestdale Street
Jamestown
Wardell
H. W. Ferguson
Mesdames Layman Stry
J. H. Glover
Shirley Ann Glover
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Class Meeting Notice
The Faithful Workers Class of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 with Mrs H French at her home on Beddington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. §. French
Beddington Road
Warlicks Host Weekend Guests In James Town
Mr and Mrs Richard Warlick of Charlotte hosted Mr and Mrs W A Wade in James Town for the weekend. Joe Brackett formerly of High Point is a patient at Rowan Memorial Hospital in Salisbury undergoing minor surgery and treatment this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Warlick
Charlotte
W. A. Wode
Jamestown
Joe Brackett
High Point
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Mrs Dickens speaks to local UDC chapter in Thomasville
Mrs W F Dickens division president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy addressed the local Thomasville chapter and guests at Mrs J F Hayden's Washington Street home. She outlined plans for a Richmond memorial building honoring the Women of the Sixties, with a ten acre site between the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the Battle Abbey and an estimated cost of 350000 dollars. The group has funded 26 scholarships, supports 33 aged residents in Fayetteville, and provides three beds in a tuberculosis sanatorium. A divisional convention was announced for Greensboro on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dickens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomasville
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Dickens
Richmond
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Battle Abbey
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Oliver Sentenced After Fifth Drunk Arrest This Year
Jerry Oliver, 45, jailed on a fifth drunkenness arrest in year. He told Judge Joseph A. Gillis he could not pay a fine, saying he had only 2 dollars saved for the pool field day. Oliver received 39 days in the Detroit House of Correction, ensuring funds remain for release the day before field day on Aug 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jerry Oliver
Joseph A. Gillis
Jeffers Elected Himself to University Park Council
Walter F. Jeffers won a seat on the University Park Town Council from the fifth ward in a Monday night return tally showing one vote cast for him. He lamented the lack of public interest in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter F. Jeffers
University Park
Jeffers
Neighbor Hose Incident Sparks Complaint in Pasadena
Thom as W. Ames told police that neighbor Arline Kraft soaked him with a garden hose after he asked if she could afford a gardener. The exchange occurred in Pasadena California and his complaint prompted local police to note the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Thomas W. Ames
Arline Kraft
Woodmen Circle Meets At Borden's Gold Room
Woodmen Circle gathered at 7 30 last evening at Borden's Gold Room for rummy bridge and canasta. Hostesses were Mesdames C A Byrd E B Sexton W H Stroud and about 14 members attended. Prizes for high score went to Miss Peggy Ellington Mrs James Ellington and Mrs W R Whitlark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Borden's
Gold Room
C. A. Byrd
E. B. Sexton
W. H. Stroud
Peggy Ellington
James Ellington
W. R. Whitlark
Wesleyan Service Guild Calls Executive Meeting
A special called meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild executive board of James town Methodist Church is set for Wednesday evening at 7 45 with Mrs Ernest Croucn listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Jamestown
Whirling Dervishes Face Juvenile Court
Two 10 year old boys faced juvenile court action in Red Oak Iowa after a county garage fire spree. They set fires to a tractor, ransacked trucks, painted one, scattered nails, started three more fires, drove off in a truck and crashed it into a tree.
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Red Oak
Miss Nancy Wade Is Honored By Mrs. Jesse Stone
Miss Nancy Wade, bride-to-be, was honored at an informal party hosted by Mrs. Jesse Stone on Route 2. Guests enjoyed games with prizes, a gardenia corsage, and a deep fryer as a gift, with a bridal white and green sweet course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wade
Jesse Stone
Route 2
Maurice Knight
Mesdames F. R. Carrick
Herbert M. Potts, Jr
Lee Wade
R. T. Stone
Insurance Women Picnic Set by High Point Group
The High Point and Thomasville Association of Insurance Women plans a picnic Thursday at 6 p.m. at the High Point City Park. Members are to gather for fellowship and outreach in the local insurance community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville Association of Insurance Women
High Point City
Parties To Honor Miss Murphy
Final pre nuptial functions honor Miss Peggy Murphy bride elect. Irene McGee hosts Thursday at 7 30 at Westchester Drive. Rehearsal Friday at Church. Peggy Murphy to wed Ralph Copley Saturday at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church. Reception follows at Mrs E E Bragg home on Westchester Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Murphy
Irene McGee
Westchester Drive
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Miss Murphy
Ralph Copley
E. E. Bragg
Cream of Green Pea Soup With Curry Chives
A simple chilled summer soup mixes cream of green pea with curry powder and chopped chives. The passage also suggests using paper plates and containers to ease kitchen tasks and reduce dishwashing by handling drying and storing foods.
Bridal Shower Honors Miss June Campbell at Blair Club House
Miss June Campbell, bride elect, was feted at the Blair Park Club House by Delores Brown and Barbara Mooney. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, a corsage, gifts for the bride, games with prizes, and an ice course for 37 attendees. Mrs. J A Campbell, mother of the honoree, attended as well. Campbell is to wed Rev. McCray Holmes on July 13 at Oakview Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park Club
Delores Brown
Barbara Mooney
June Campbell
Don Chariton
C. C. Brown
J. A. Campbell
Miss Maureen Brown Feted At Informal Bingo Party
Mrs W A Sisk hosted a bingo gathering at Mills Home for Miss Maureen Brown bride elect of William E Thomas of Belle Fourche South Dakota Gardenia corsages were given to the honoree and her mother Mrs J B Brown Prizes included linen and household items and were awarded to winners who presented them to the bride elect Refreshments were served by the hostess and by Miss Eva Faircloth and Miss Willie Sherman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Brown
W. A Sisk
Mills
Miss Brown
William E. Thomas
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
J. B. Brown
Eva Faircloth
Willie Sherman
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Ers
J. O. House
Board of Deacons
House
Reavis
Katy Ruth Grayson
Charles C. Taylor
Taylor
Ed Kemp
Dero
L. B. Reavis
Green Street Baptist Church
Raynor
Dr. Reavis
Ralph
Mrs. Reavis
Roma
Mrs. Dickens
UDC
Plisse
W. Washington ST
Woodmen Circle
Borden
Wesleyan Guild
Blair Club House
A.M
Cannon Pillow Wines
DER
Glenn’s
L. W. Glenn Company
Glenn
Tobias
Ste Ced
Bettina” Rogers
Wallace
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