Miss Merrilees Plans Durham Wedding to Ralph D Blalock
Mr and Mrs Andy G Merri announce the engagement of their daughter Mar to Ralph Dewey Blalock son of Mr and Mrs R D Blalock of 833 Wilkerson Avenue Durham. The wedding is planned for July in Durham with both families connected to Hillandale golf club and Southern Railway offices in Pe. The couple will reside in Durham after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy G. Merri
Durham
Mar
Ralph Dewey Blalock
R. D. Bia
Wilkerson Avenue
Miss Merrilees
Merrilees
Hillandale
Southern Railway
Blalock
Amary
New State Installed At Dinner Rites For Local Club
The club celebrated the installation of officers for the new year at a dinner in the Shera hotel. Retiring president Mrs. Abernathy passed the gavel to Mrs. Evelyn, with officers including Mrs. Sarah Hayworth president, Mrs. Mabel Tar secretary, Mrs. Rose Thur treasurer, and Miss Jessie Young board member. Committee chairs were announced and a lecture by Robert St. John highlighted the year’s fundraising to far over a thousand dollars plus radio gifts for camp and hospital projects. Guests included Mrs. Frank Gay of Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shera
Abernathy
Evelyn
Sarah Hayworth
Mabel Tarsecretary
Rose Thurtreasurer
Jessie Young
Mabel
Mabel Vrgett
USC
Charlotte Guy
Mary Lou Rothrock
Evelyn Sutton
Madelmne
Robert St. John
Rothrock
Aebrnathy
Sutton
Mary Ballard
Marie Forrest
Mary Lou Rothock
Frank
Marie Rice
Sally Ray
Y.W.C.A. Industrial Girls
Camp Highland Lake
Hendersonville
Miss Rice
Diamond Crouch
Charlotte
Miss Ray
Ralph Culler Birthday Host Details
Ralph Culler birthday party featured games with refreshments for children including Maria Elena Pee Wee Austin Edgar Tony Neil Judy Betty Denny Ron Lovelace Billie Lovett Billy Sharp Billy Avery Louise Harrellson Jimmy Venable Troy Lee and Paul Culler brothers of Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cox
Ralph
Maria Elena
Pee Wee Austin
Edgar
Tony Neil
Judy
Betty Denny
Ronnie Lovelace
Billie Lovett
Billy Sharp
Billy Avery
Louise Harrellson
Jimmy Venable
Troy Lee
Paul Culler
Miss Cunningham and Mr Williams Wed in Charlotte
The ceremony occurred in Charlotte at 5 PM at the home of the bride’s brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs W Cunningham, 2600 Sharon Road. After a wedding trip to Canada, the couple will reside at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point with Mrs Hugh White McCain of 1008 Johnson Street mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh White McCain
Johnson Street
Ana
Ayenningham
Frank Williams
High Point
Charlotte
W. Cunningham
Reinhantaee
Sharon Road
Canada
Williams
Sheraton Hotel
Two Honored On Birthdays With Surprise Dinner
Mr and Mrs Marvin Winslow hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at their Route Two home to honor Mrs M B Stroud on her fifty first birthday and Lawrence S Winslow on his thirty third. A large lawn table held about thirty five relatives and friends for a bountiful meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Winslow
Route Two
Mrs Bragg Presents Pupils In Recital At Ray Street
Mrs Earl Bragg will present her piano pupils in a spring recital this evening at eight o clock at Ray Street school. The public is invited and pupils should arrive by seven thirty for a group photograph she arranged at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bragg
Ray Street School
Proentees Louise Jarrell Improves After Operation
Louise Jarrell the daughter of Mr and Mrs E D Jarrell of 511 Mangum avenue underwent a Baptist hospital Winston-Salem operation Saturday morning and is convalescing satisfactorily and able to see visitors. Mrs George Morganstern of this city is a patient at the Baptist hospital Winston-Salem slated for an operation after a several day observation period. Mr and Mrs G L Stewart and daughter Betty Jean Stewart have returned to 315 Centennial avenue after visiting Richmond and Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jarrell, Proentees
E. D. Jarrell
Mangum Avenue
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
George Morganstern
Batist Hospital
G. L. Stewart
Betty Jean Stewart
Centennial Avenue
Richmond
Norfolk
Virginia
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills Advertises Relief for Monthly Pains
An old advertisement promotes Chi-Ches-Ters Pills as relief for periodic cramps headaches and nervousness. It claims no narcotics or habit forming drugs and notes an iron ingredient to boost energy. The copy urges consulting a druggist and using the product as directed.
Causby Anniversary Open House and Local Club Meetings
Mr and Mrs J L Causby celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary with open house at 208 Alfred street. East High Point group meets with Mrs E E Witcher on Kivett drive for regular session. Family night at Rywood Country Club for membership and out of town guests. Newcomers club picnic at city lake shelter house hosted by Mrs L A Trotter and Mrs Henry Trotter Jr. Council of Garden Clubs called meeting at Mrs J F Hayden home 400 Washington street. Rywood Duplicate Club meets at country club for weekly play.
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J. L. Causby
Alfred Street
East High Point
E. E. Witcher
Kivett Drive
Rywood Country Club
City Lake
Shelter House
Mesdames L. A
Henry Trotter, Jr
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
a _— Temple
Wile Py Worthy
Eaeres
P | Lee
Rodie Honeycutt
United States Navy
Honeycutt
Updegrove
New Guinea
Sydney
Australia
Gay Grant
A. C. Muser
Portsmouth
Alberta Kendall
Knoxville
Tenn
Reginia Warner
Karl Koestline
Irene York
Irene Walker
Bertie Ross
Thomasville
U. D
War Bond Booth Calendar List of Club Chairmen
A calendar of war bond booths lists group leaders including Garden Club council Mrs Charles Risch chairman Woodmen circle Mrs Paul Carroll chairman THURSDAY Council of Jewish Women Mrs S L Taub chairman Cooperette club Mrs H D Minnis chairman Beta Sigma Phi Miss Melvin Hayes chairman Catholic Guild Mrs W H Price chairman American Legion auxiliary Mrs George Sutton chairman Business and Professorial Women Miss Birtie White chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Charles Risch
Woodmen Circle
Paul Carroll
Council of Jewish Women
S. L. Taub
Cooperette Club
H. D. Minnis
Beta Sigma Phi
Melvin Hayes
Catholic Guild
W. H. Price
American Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club
Mesdames J. W. Thompson and J. S. Welborn led North-South in yesterday’s Emerywood country club ladies bridge party. East-West winners were Mesdames E. T. Howard and Harold McKee with Mrs James Moffitt as contract high scorer. Runners-up and second scorers included several local players and the customary luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. W. Thompson
J. S. Welborn
Emerywood Country Clu
E. T. Howard
Harold McKee
James S. Moffitt
C. S. Beaver
O. C. Durland
Mesdames C
L. Eaton
Garden Council To Meet Friday At Hayden Home
A called meeting of High Point Council of Garden clubs is scheduled Friday at 10 a.m. at Mrs J F Hayden's home, 400 Washington Street. Officers and club representatives are urged to attend to handle matters since the last gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Point Council of Garden Clubs
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Garden Council
Hayden Home
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Manley Bible Class Plans Evening Meeting
Calvary Methodist church Manley Bible class meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Clyde Morgan 1701 East Green Street. Mothers Prayer Band meets Thursday at two with Mrs W A Scott 1503 King Street and speaker Mrs A G Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Calvary Methodist Church
Clyde Morgan
East Green Street
Mothers’ Prayer Band
W. A. Scott
King Street
A. G. Carson
Review Of Pyle Brave Men Heard By Club
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA held a supper program at the Adams Seemerial building with Mrs. Leslie Miller presenting a review of Brave Men by Ernie Pyle. She praised Pyle’s humane firsthand war reporting and the GIs' brave response, as visitors and club members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
YWCA
Adams Seemerial
Leslie Miller
Gene
Ad Aena Oe
Alice Caldwell
Louisa Hatch
Mary Ellen Hege
Nancy Miller
Virginia Craver
Sarah Ray
Florence Miller
Luna Cox Ray
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Frank Fiormanti
Inconsistent bidding sinks contract in bridge analysis
The article examines a bridge deal where East's pass after four hearts is criticized as a major error. It argues North-South could have reached game on their own and East should have bid five diamonds for insurance after overcalling with four diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
East
Washington Council Daughters of America to Meet Tomorrow
Washington Council Number Four Daughters of America will meet tomorrow evening at the hall on 129 1 2% Northern street. The degree will be conferred and members of the degree staff are asked to be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Daughters of America
Northern Street
Degre
Board 4 Seeks Smith Address for Draft Notices
Local draft board four reports mail to Rufus Lee Smith is being returned. Anyone knowing Smith's address should notify board officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Lee Smith
Draft Board Four
Board
Bean preparation tips for preserving vitamins
Preserve vitamins in dried beans by cooking them in the soaking water overnight. After soaking, bake escallop or add to soup to finish.
Women of Moose Chapter Night program Thursday
The Women of the Moose will hold their Chapter Night program on Membership Friday evening at eight o'clock at the Moose home on North Main Street. Last Chapter Night of the fiscal year, all members urged to attend and the Loyal Order of Moose and general public invited.
Responsibility Of Individual To Peace Is Cited
Dr. Eugene E. Pfaff told the 17th annual meeting of the state Parent-Teacher Institute that lasting peace rests on main street action not political rhetoric. He stressed individual citizen responsibility and cross cultural understanding as foundations, with C. C. Erwin guiding the night program and Mrs. Albert Gardner leading a committee meeting demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Eugene E. Pfaff
Southern Council of International Relations
Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pfaff
C. C. Erwin
Rowan County
Albert Gardner
Trenton
N. J
National
PTA Congress
Lovings Announce Baby Born In Winston-Salem
Mr and Mrs James W Lovings announce the birth in Baptist hospital Winston Salem of a son named James Wilbur Jr born Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovings
James W. Lovings
Baptist
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Yow’s Funeral Home
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