Miss Honeycutt Announces Final Wedding Plans
Miss Betty Jo Honeycutt lists final wedding details for June 30 at the First Presbyterian Church. Alan E. Pearson will marry her with a small wedding party including sister Doris Ann Honeycutt and best man William C. White. Music by Al B. Harris and Henry Whipple. Dr. Roy E. Watts to officiate. Reception at the bride’s parents home in Lindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Honeycutt
Alan E. Pearson
1Rst Presbyterian Church
Doris Ann Honeycutt
Mr. Pearson
William C. White
George F. 1d
Elmer H. Powers
al B. Harris
Henry Whipple
Roy E. Watts
James Ence Jr
Siler City
Ige F. Ingold
Oak View Road
Honeycutt-Pearson
First Presbyterian Church
Vivian Miller
James B. Dula Jr
McCain Pl
First Baptist Church
Ralph Miller
High Point Woman's Club
James B. Dylar
James ’ Dula
Ae Pares. Coulee
Recent Bride Mrs Harris Honored by Sisters at Shower
Mrs Nim mo Harris formerly Margie Wilkins was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by her sisters Mrs James W Mabe and Miss Dana Wilkins at Route 1 Kernersville. Green and white decorations featured carnations greenery and baby's breath. Guests 35 including Mrs B V Wilkins witnessed a chair and an electric percolator gifted to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Nimmo Harris
Margie Wilkins
James W. Mabe
Dana Wilkins
Route 1
Shirley Stinson
B. V. Wilkins
Church Group Pays Courtesy To Miss Jones Bride To Be
The Edgar Whitener Bible Class of First Evangelical and Reformed Church entertained Miss Vada Jones bride elect at Mrs. Stanton Cecil’s home on nk St. Jones, to be married June 30 to Paul J. Everhart, received a shower of gifts and a white rosebud corsage. Official hostesses were Mesdames Co L Wood Ray Idol and J R Carter. 25 guests attended with iced punch and cake as summer flowers brightened the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Vada Jones
Edgar Whitener
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Stanton Cecil
Nk St
Credit Women Study “Customer Relations” Breakfast Meet
The High Point Credit Women's Breakfast Club meets Thursday at 7 30 AM at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. Nell Harriss of Harllee's will lead the program with a lesson from the Credit Women's manual focusing on Customer Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Credit Women’s
Sheraton Hotel
Nell Harriss
Harllee’s
Credit Women's Manual
Altrusa Club
Sarah Stuart
Betty Jo Honeycutt
Stuart
Nathan Hunter
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Richard Harris
Dessert Bridge
Joe A
Ly Paul Walker
Byron Haworth
Frances
Trenton
Birth announcements from High Point area families
Numerous birth notices dated June 22 to June 24 list newborns named Roy William Jr Doyle Franklin Hubert Lee Danny James Mitchell Henry Lee Jane Katherine Terry Wayne Catherine Perry and more. Parents include Andrews Varner Kennedy Wall Butler Husky Martin Price Biggs and families in High Point area and nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy William Andrews JR
R. W. Andrews
Welch Dr
Roy William Jr
High Point Hospital
Doyle Franklin Warner
Danny James Wall
John W. Wall
Oo 2
Trinity
Danny James
High Point Memorial Hospital
Terry Wayne Price
James L. Price
Winston Rd
Terry Wayne
High Point Social Schedule Details Weddings and Events
Local notices outline tiered social events from Tuesday to Saturday in High Point and surrounding areas. Activities include dinners at the Sheraton Hotel and homes, dessert bridges, a luncheon, and multiple entertainments. Weddings for Honeycutt Pearson and Miller Dula are planned with receptions and rehearsals listed.
Ontario's 5 Provinces Reform Question Noted
An Ontario note references five provinces and a measurement of 412,582 square miles or kilometers, indicating a data point in a regional context. The fragment suggests a territorial or statistical detail without a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ontario
UDC Members Hear Mrs Hayden On Jefferson Davis Life
High Point Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy heard Mrs. J F Hayden discuss the life of Jefferson Davis. The meeting, hosted by Mrs. C B Mattocks and Mrs. C C Haworth, included reports, a discussional wrap up, and refreshments. The next meeting will nominate officers for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Haworth
Mattocks
St. Main St
Ext
W. A. Bivins
J. F. Hayden
Jefferson Davis
Hayden
Bruce Carraway
W. G
Women of the Moose to Install State Officers
Installation of officers will highlight tomorrow night’s meeting of the Women of the Moose at the Moose Home at eight o’clock. A program of entertainment will follow the installation rites and refreshments will conclude the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose
Friendly Club Plans July Outing at Lake Breeze
Mrs. C. C. Haynes hosted Friendly Club members on W. Green Street as the group voted to replace July’s meeting with an outing at Lake Breeze Restaurant. Two new members, Mrs. Ira Blevins and Mrs. Mary Ellen Bowden, joined, with Mrs. Miriam visiting. Frances Chneil led in Mrs. Nackley’s absence as routine matters were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Haynes
Friendly Club
W. Green Street
Lake Breeze
Ira Blevins
Mary Ellen Bowden
Miriam
Frances Chneil
Joan Nackley
Haynes
Mabel ‘Thomas
Stephens Bible Class Set for Wednesday Meeting
The Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at 315 Sunset Dr. Mrs. W. P. Bodenhammer hosts and Mrs. A. G. Carson will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
W. P. Bodenhammer
Sunset Dr
A. G. Carson
Ceremony Unites Miss Ramsey and Horace Bennett in Marshall
The wedding of Miss Clara Elizabeth Ramsey and Horace LeRoy Bennett was solemnized in a candlelight ceremony Sunday afternoon at Marshall Presbyterian Church. The Rev. A. Ray Howland officiated with assistance from the Rev. L. Richard Mellin in a double ring rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Clara Elizabeth Ramsey
Horace LeRoy Bennett
Marshall Presbyterian Church
A. Ray Howland
L. Richard Mellin
Wedding of Miss Butler Alumna of High Point Ends in Greensboro
The article details a 1940s or 1950s North Carolina wedding in which Miss Butler of Tabor City visits, while another couple, the bride and groom Bennett, marry with family present. The bride from Marshall and Arlington, the groom from Asheville and Mars Hill, and attending officials are named. The ceremony, music, and attire are described along with travel and future residence in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Butler
Tabor City
A. M. Richardson
Otteray Dr
I Ag A Eee
Ishall
Laurier Jefferson Bennett
Asheville
J. H. Eads
Carolyn Anderson
Mars Hill
Youmans
Gounod
Miss Anderson
Anne Bristol
Andrews
Arlington
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Miss Honeycutt
Lindale
Summit Road
Westdale Drive
Edgar Lafayette Honeycutt
Eugene Jefferson Pearson
Nathan Hunt
James E. Spence Jr
George F. Ingold
Harris
Hubert Lee Kennedy
Clayton Kennedy
Route 4
Thomasville
Hubert Lee
William Mitchell Butler
Ernest J. Butler
Kelly St
Am Mitchell
Butler
Mary Parrish
Henry S Husky
J. W. Husky
S. Hamilton &J
Henry Lee
Jane Katherine Martin
Don A. Martin
Eaton Place
Hillcrest Manor
Apts
Jane Katherine
Catherine Perry Biggs
Michael H. Biggs
Aear
Oahu
Hawaii
Acerie Perry
High Point Thomasville Association of Insurance
Alice Rogers
Marvin L. Slate
Brantley Cir
Ann Council
Omas A. Grubb
Greensboro
Council
Woodrow Avenue
Horace Bennett
Miss Ramsey
Ernest Frazier
H. D. Frazier
E. Green St
Mr. Frazier
Long Beach
Cal
J. R. Graham
Graham
State Department
Gilbert Shipwash
Fred Loflin
Welborn St
Edwin Taylor
Edwin Jr
Winter Park
Fla
Taylor
Helen Long Casey
Woody Weaver
Martinsville
Casey
Geraldine Chandler
Clayton Wallin
Winston-Salem
Peggy Holland
Bennett
James Bennett
Robert Liverett
Carroll McGee
John Ramsey
Clinton
William Zink
Marshall High School
Woman's College
Ray St. School
Mars Hill College
Wake Forest
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Church Fellowship Hall
Charleston
S. C
St. Simon's Island
Monark
N. Main
Gill's
W. Washington St
Harold R. Hoke, M.D
Hamilton Street
Richardson’s
Batiste
Richardson
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