Plans Complete For Wedding Miss Thompson Everett Wall
Virginia Thompson has counted the plans for her wedding to Everett Wall which will take place Saturday evening at the First Baptist church at 130 oclock. Rev W Wilbur tclins will officiate the ceremony noted nuptial music by Mrs Harry B Arnold. Best man will be Arthur W Wall. Ushers are William C Burge and W Edwin Walker of Birmingham. The bride will be given in marriage by her mother Mrs Laura Johnson Lesler. Rehearsal Friday night with cake cutting at 613 Lindsay street planned by Miss Doris Byerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Virginia Thompson
Everett Wall
First Baptist Church
W. Wilbur Tclins
Harry B
Arnold C. Osteen
Miss Ruby
Arthur W
Laura Johnson Lesler
Doris Byerly
Lindsay Street
Miss Lambeth
Mr. Welch
English Street
Business and Eran Club
Sheraton
W. J. Baker
Atlanta
Robert Bain
Lambeth-Welch
Emerywood Country Club
Emerywood
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Nancy Willard Farewell Bridge Honoring Departure to Georgia
Mesdames Williard and Jennings hosted an active dessert bridge at the former 639 West Avenue to honor Miss Nancy Willard who leaves July 1 for Georgia to make her home. Guests noted the pastel decorations with gladioli and snapdragons, and top bridge prize went to Miss Betty Yost of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Williard
Johnings
West Avenue
Nancy
Gladioli
Bridge
Betty Yost
Greensboro
Margaret Perry
Tehee Williard
Martha Janett
Atlanta
Misses Williard
Martha Janet Britt
Eleanor Younts
Jeanne Bales
This City
Margaret Hoffman
Mesdames Wayne Williard
Grover Garland
Morgan Burns Plans Marriage at Central Friends Church
Announcement of marriage plans for Miss Annie Marie Morgan and Captain William S. Burnette Jr to be held at Central Friends Church. The ceremony will be officiated by Pastor orth with organists Mrs. Clinard and Miss Walton providing music. Bride is daughter of Mrs. M. L. Morgan of street. best man will be Mr. Morgan. guests include sister in law Mrs. Grady An and families from Cuncon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bians
Central Friends Church
Annie Marie Morgan
Mw. Clinard, Jr
Lige Jean Walton
Grady An
Lawe
Morgan
Labnette
Guests Arrive For Lambeth-Welch Vows Thursday
Guests for the wedding of Miss Carmele Cecil Lambeth to William E Welch Jr began arriving today at First Methodist church with others expected tomorrow. Attendees include Miss Sarah Hopper Lane University New Orleans Miss Rosewell Caudill North Wilkesboro Miss Jane Dowell Trenton N J Mrs John Gallagher Greensboro and several Greensboro Burlington and Concord residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmele Cecil Lambeth
William E. Welch, Jr
First Methodist Church
Aer
Sarah Hopper
Lane University
New Orleans
Rosewell Caudill
North Wilkesboro
Jane Dowell
Trenton
N. J
John Gallagher
Greensboro
Elizabeth Gabriel
Arthur S. Anderson
3. C
WCMC
Joel Day
W. M. Bundy
W. E. Welch
Burlington
Waliter Easter
Eton College
Marvin Cecil
Pauline Overcash
Mooresville
Harold Russell
Alisbury
Maxine Biles
Concord
Burrus Aumnae To Fete Graduates
The Burrus Hospital Alumnae plan a dinner at the city lake dining room to honor the late nurses of High Point Memorial Hospital who recently completed their instruction and earned diplomas. Members must reserve by noon with Mrs. Kate Illiard or Mrs. Edgar Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Hospital
City Lake
High Pointemorial Hospital
Kate Illiard
Edgar Johnson
Ladies Bridge Winners From Weekly Club Event
The weekly Ladies bridge party crowned two top pairs. High prize in single table play went to Mrs J Hauschild and Mrs Lloyd Flythe with second place to Mrs Reid McNamara and Mrs P Y Adams. East-West high honors went to Mrs C G Mackintosh and Mrs R D Tillson, with second to Mrs C L Eaton and Mrs W E Davis. In contract, winners were Mrs Carter Dalton, Mrs Paul Ingle, and Mrs Harold Stedman of town, Texas, guest of Mrs W G Ragsdale Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hauschild
Lloyd Flythe
Reid McNamara
P. Y. Adams
C. G. Mackintosh
R. D. Tillson
C. L. Eaton
W. E. Davis
Carter Dalton
Paul Ingle
Harold Stedman
Ton
Texas
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Two Brides-Elect To Share Honors In Local Party
Miss Beverly Burton and Miss Jean Bales brides-elect of the season are honored with a party hosted by Mrs. Paul Younts at her home. Guests are invited from twelve to two. Burton plans to wed William D. Goldston of Leaksville in late summer, while Bales’ betrothal to Carl Cosner was announced and her wedding set for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Burton
Jean Bales
Paul Younts
Burton
William D. Goldston
Leaksville
Miss Bales
Carl Cosner
PTA Congress Recommends Changes in Education Policy
Greensboro reports the Parent-Teacher Congress proposes a 32 pupil class size, higher teacher pay, improved retirement, expanded lunch program, federal aid to education, an attendance law, state medical program, and school district consolidation for child welfare. Howard Carr presented the program at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Congress of Parents and Teachers
Howard Carr
Parent-Teacher Congress
Ns Committee On Legisam
Altrusa Slate Installed At Sheraton In Candlelit Ceremony
Altrusa club held its year end session at the Sheraton with the installation of the newly elected slate. Mary Lou Rothrock presided as installing officer and Lois Weldvorsn became president, joined by Lucille Johnson Vera Smith Beatrice Crouch and Jessie May Young on the new board. Virginia Ryan could not attend. Reports praised progress on club projects and retiring president Evelyn Sutton received a rising vote of thanks. Ballard and Abernathy named auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
High Point
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lois Welborn
Jessie May Young
Lucille Johnston
Welborn
Vera H. Smith
Beatrice Crouch
Mary Lou Rothrock
Evelyn Sutton
Miss Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Enterprise
Second District
Altrusa Clubs
Lois Weldvorn
Lucille Johnson
Vera Smith
Sutton
Mary Ballard
Louise Abernathy
Mrs Shavitz Hosts Luncheon Honoring Brides and Brides Elect
Mrs Shavitz entertained at the Sheraton Blue Room yesterday afternoon with a four course luncheon to honor three brides Mrs Willard Meyers Mrs Herman Bernard and Mrs Irving Tillis and two brides elect Miss Leah Miriam Leyton and Miss Sadie Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shavitz
Sheraton Hotel
Willard Meyers
Herman Bernard
Irving Tillis
Leah Miriam Leyton
Sadie Gordon
Local residents host and visit kin across region
Mrs J W Cunningham of Charlotte arrives tonight to stay several days with sisters Mrs H W McCain and Mrs Frank Williams. Miss Lillian Massey recovers from illness at her brother’s home in Durham route three. Dr and Mrs L L Wilkinson return from Pittsburgh trip via Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia. Mrs E G Norwood of Bennettsville South Carolina houses with Mrs C E Keloff then leaves this morning. Mrs ny W Marshall and son Henry Jr of New Gardens Long Island visit two months with her mother Mrs P V Kirkman. Mae Kirkman departs for Bryson City Mount LeConte hike with companions and Fairmont Inn. Neta Williamson of Maxton and Hubert Williamson of Fayetteville visit Jamestown home of Mr and Mrs James H Williamson. Mrs Harold Stedman of Houston Texas is a house guest of Mr and Mrs W G Ragsdale Jr in Jamestown for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cunningham
Charlotte
H. W. McCain
Frank Williams
Ny W. Marshall
Henry, Jr
New Gardens
Long Island
Mae Kirkman
Bryson City
Mount Leconte
Fontania Dam
Anne Hall
Mary Lou Dillon
Jane Chamblin
Patricia Massey
Ralph Tilden
Fairmont Inn
Harold Stedman
Houston
Texas
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Large Group Here For Phillips Rites
Funeral for Alton Phillips who died by drowning during a Baptist training assembly at Ridgecrest drew a large Greenville and Georgia and Alabama attendance. Relatives listed include J B Phillips Sr and Kermit Sanders Stonewall Ga. The Weldons and Martins from Hartwell Decatur Atlanta Anniston remain with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Phillips
Baptist Training Assembly
Ridgecrest
Ben T. Temple
Billie Temple
Preston
Robert Temple
J. S. Phillips
Bert
Mary Vickery
Greenville
S. C
J. B. Phillips
Kermit Sanders
Stonewall
Joe B. Martin
Decatur
T. W. Sanders
S. N. Weldon
Lester Gray
Jack Martin
Jene
Frank Martin
Hartwell
Jerry Weldon
Atlanta
Edwin Weldon
Anniston
Ala
Leyton-Ginsberg Wedding Party To Be Honored
Miss Leah Miriam Leyton and her fiancé Marshall Ginsberg will be married Sunday at the Bai Israel Synagogue. A wedding breakfast at the Sherman hotel will honor the wedding party and visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Milton Steinberg and Mr and Mrs Louis Gordon of Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Steinberg
Louis Gordon
Statesville
Sadie Gordon
Sheraton Hotel
Leah Miriam Leyton
Marshall Ginsberg
Miss Leyton
Ginsberg
B'ai Israel Synagogue
Milton Steinberger
Leah Leyton
Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book Offers New Fashions
Pattern 4655 forms a fitted suspender playsuit with shirt waist and jumper. Jr. Miss sizes 11 to 18. Send 25 cents to Enterprise Pattern Dept NY. Print size and style number. Just out the Spring Pattern Book with hat and gilet set directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Marion Sams Bride Return From Bridal Trip
Marion R. Sams and his bride Peggy Hoadley of Birmingham Alabama return to 231 Boulevard after their June 15 wedding in Birmingham. Officiant Rev. David Conrad, reception at the bride’s parents home 825 Cotton avenue, couple left for Washington and northern cities for their honeymoon. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J M Sams of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion R. Sams
Peggy Hoadley
Birmingham
Ala
Washington
J. M. Sams
Boulevard
David Conrad
High Point
Mary Whiten
Mr. Sams
Ewell McNair
Henry L. Burgett
Savannah
Lam beth Welch wedding week social schedule
Calendar outlines wedding rehearsals receptions and club events for the Lam beth Welch wedding party with associated gatherings at homes, clubs, and hotels in High Point including the Emerywood and Sheraton venues from Monday through Thursday.
Woodmen Circle To Hold June Social Meeting
The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle will hold its June social meeting Thursday evening at the WO W home located at 311 West High street. The meeting starts at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen ‘Circle
W.O.W
West High ‘Street
Miss Lineberry's Piano Pupils Celebrate Spring Recital
Miss Annie Laura Lineberry presented her piano pupils in an annual spring recital on Saturday evening at the W C A before a large and appreciative audience. The program featured solo and duet numbers showing each pupil's progress. Read more about Edwina Steelman Jo Anne Lowe Shirley Cox Billie Sue Randall Carolyn Jones Delinda Southern Emma Brady Kathleen Mowery Norma Page Beulah Louary Helen Wood Evelyn Stamey Margaret Underwood Jo Anne Graham Barbara Russell Ruby Luck Ruth Brady Bettie Lou Hemric Barbara Ellington Juanita McKinfrey Bettie Jean Osborne Jewell Jennings Bonnie Jean Morton Margaret Jennings and Donald Hemric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laura Lineberry
W.C.A
Edwina Steelman
Jo Anne Lowe
Shirley Cox
Billie Sue Randall
Carolyn Jones
Delinda Southern
Emma Brady
Kathleen Mowery
Norma Page
Beulah Louary
Helen Wood
Evelyn Stamey
Margaret Underwood
Jo Anne Graham
Barbara Russell
Ruby Luck
Ruth Brady
Bettie Lou Hemric
Barbara Ellington
Juanita McKinfrey
Bettie Jean Osborne
Jewell Jennings
Bonnie Jean Morton
Margaret Jennings
Donald Hemric
Births in High Point announce Melba Joy Hassell and Phyllis Ann
Mr and Mrs Norman J Hassell of High Point route four announce the birth of a daughter Melba Joy on June 22 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Roy B Austin of Jamestown route one announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Ann on June 26 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Joy Hassell
Norman J. Hassell
High Point Route Four
Melba Joy
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Roy Benjamin Austin
Jamestown
Route One
Phyllis Ann
Washington Street
McKenney on Bridge Appleyard One No Trump Card Study
Bridge expert discusses a hand with Appleyard involving a long opening sequence and specific card placements. The analysis focuses on declarer and defender choices and potential play lines.
Local Council Meets Tomorrow
The Washington council No. 4 of the Daughters of America will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 o'clock at the hall 128% North Wrenp street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No. 4 of
the Daughters of America
North
Wrenp Street
National bridge championship to be held at Hotel St George
The American Contract Bridge League summer national championships come to Brooklyn’s Hotel St. George August 4 to 11 with over 100 pairs anticipated in the masters pair event. Defending champions are M. A. Lightman and Robert Appleyard. Appleyard is noted for his defensive play and clever card reading in today’s hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Hotel St. George
Brooklyn
Waldemar von Zetdwitz
M. A. Lightman
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Appleyard
New York
Appleyard
Declarer
North
East
Dummy
OES Welcomes Grand Officers At Local Meeting
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic temple with officers present. Welcome remarks were given by Mrs. Susie Oldham. The group voted to hold one meeting in July and August on the second Tuesday. Donations were reported to the Masonic and Eastern Star home with additional memory gifts. Refreshments were served to 47 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Susie Oldham
Magpian
Iengoals
Edna Moag
Greensboro
Edwin Bennison
Grand Adalt
Ruth Hoover
Asheboro
S. E. Adcock
Stokesdale
Sue Jackson
Lexington
Mesdames Minnie Miller
Sagie Wagoner
Mary
S'Amusante Club Social Meeting at Miss Tomlinson
The S Amusante club met at Miss Anna Tomlinson's home for an informal evening. Bridge was played and a buffet refreshments service followed in the dining room. Attending were Miss Sara Sears Miss Anne Scott Garrett Miss Frances Johnson and several ladies listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S’ Amusante Club
Anna ‘Tomlinson
Sara Sears
Anne Scott Garrett
Frances Johnson
Mesdames
Tom Pitts
Henry Millis
John Diffendal
Edward Short
Carter Holbrook
John H Archie Newton
Willis , Jr
Miss Foster Speaks At Local Beauticians Meeting
Miss Pearl Foster of Winston Salem delivered a talk on Beauty at a dinner meeting of High Point hair dressers and cosmetologists last night in the Sheraton Hotel Blue Room. Mrs Luna Smith presided and introduced Miss Foster during the after dinner session.
Digestive Aid Ad Promises Quick Relief with Vitamin B1
An advertising blurb touts Act-tive with Vitamin B1 as fast relief for acid indigestion heartburn and stomach pains. It claims doctors prescribe the medicine and offers a money back guarantee. Availability stated at Mann's Drug Store in High Point with a Reg 51.00 package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceveny
Beltane
High Point
Mann's
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Miss Thompson
Nancy Willard
Aiss Morgan
Burnette
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis GB
Nelson An. Main St
Piare
Blue Plate Foods
Burrus Aumnae
PTA Congress
Luna Smith
Bessie Jenkins
Dot Zigler
Lucille Bodenhamer
Bebe
Becky's
Whitlark's
West Commons St
Edward Leyton
Milton Silver
Lou Greenberg
Stanley Alor
Gilbert Bernard
Leon Nard
Jake Harris
Dan Sellen
Lewis Harris
Mrs. Shavitz
Lillian Massey
Durham
L. L. Wilkinson
Pittsburgh
Endless Caverns
New Market
Shenandoah Valley
E. G. Norwood
Bennettsville
C. E. Keloff
Neta Williamson
Maxton
Hubert Williamson
Fayetteville
James H. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Phillips Rites
Bride
Entre Nous Club
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Friendship Club
J. D. Boyd
Howell Street
Jerome Alexander
West City
Tea and Topics Club
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Carmelo Cecil Lambeth
William Welch
A. Coke Cecil
Rockford Road
High Point Council of Churchwomen
Springfield Friends Church
W. J. Gordon
Leaksville- Spray
Philippians
Shirley Avenue
Doris Byerly Grill
Woodmen Circle
Marie Jennings
D. W. Jennings
Gordon Street
Phyllis Ann Austin
McKenney
AKQI
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
OES
Beauticians
Thomasville
E. Commerce St
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