Local residents note travels and hospital visits
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ring return from Montreal after attending a Prudential Life Insurance meeting. Mrs. Ersley Earnhardt remains a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital for two more weeks with possible visitors. The American Student Tour departs New York with Sanders Dallas Jr. and others bound for Europe, returning August 26 from Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ring
Woodruff Sr
Montreal
Canada
Prudential Life Insurance
Ersley Earnhardt
Highland Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
James McCleery
California
New York
U.S.S. Olympia
Sanders Dallas Jr
Roger Edwards Jr
High Point
Chris Jones
Raleigh
Sanders
Davidson College
Roger
Chris
University of North Carolina
Europe
Greece
Scandinavia
Q.S.S
Clara Stanley
Oak View Acres
J. C. Payne
Charles Howard
1604
Denny Cr
Church Circle Meetings at Main Street Methodist
Circle 3 of Main Street Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 10 in the church youth building with Miss Lena Davis as hostess. Dora Horney Circle of the United Society of Friends Women meets Friday at Margaret Harris home with Irene Davis program leader and Effie Workman as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Lena Davis
Dora Horney
United Society of Friends
Margaret Harris
Irene Davis
Effie Workman
Floating Shower Pays Honor To Miss Craven
Miss Martha Craven bride elect of John R. Lawrence was honored with a floating shower hosted by Mrs. Bill Aldridge on Route 3. About 30 guests attended as Mrs. Craven and Mrs. Lawrence Sr. were noted as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Craven
Bill Aldridge
Aldridge
C. W. Lawrence Sr
Miss Craven
W. C. Craven
John R. Lawrence
W. C.craven
Parkway Club bridge winners announced at Friday game
Parkway Duplicate Club held at 200 Parkway with nine tables. North South winners were C C Swarin gen Greensboro first, R M Cooksey and I Foy Norton Thomasville second, H F Bobo and Wilson Winston Salem third, Harvey Mathews fourth. East West winners included Anderson and Hill High Point first and Catlin and Byerly second among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
C. C. Swaringen
Greensboro
R. M. Cooksey
I. Foy Norton
Thomasville
H. F. Bobo
Wilson
Winston-Salem
Harvey Mathews
Messrs. Anderson and Hill
Women of the Moose Plan Installation Ceremonies
The Women of the Moose plan installation ceremonies at the Moose Home on Church Street. Officers are requested to attend at 7 p.m. and the public is invited to the open meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening.
Asheboro Engagements Feature Local and Va. Couples
Patricia Fay Simpson plans Aug wedding to Harold Beck in Chat ham after schooling at Gretna High and ECU. Patricia Ann Mills to wed Archie Goodwin Jr. in Asheboro Sept. at First Baptist Church following Asheboro High and Appalachian study. Nancy Ellen Snider to wed Pfc. William Pierce with Germany posting and VA army chapel vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
James Simpson
Gretna
Patricia Fay
Harold Thompson Beck
Chatham
Boyd M. Beck
Miss Simpson
Gretna High School
Virginia Department of Agriculture Extension Office
Beck
Henry Mills
Patricia Ann
Archie Tellough Goodwin Jr
Archie Tellough Goodwin
Buckner, Va
Miss Mills
Asheboro High School
Appalachian State Teachers College
Goodwin
Richmond Polytechnical Institute
Richmond Implement Company
First Baptist Church
Farris Pierce
Denton
Miss Snider
Germany
Pfc
Pierce
U. S
Farmer High School
Snider
U. S. Army
Ansbach
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Cox
J. P. Clodfelter Jr
Orlando, Fila
Mr. Clodfelter
J. P. Clodfelter
Geddie Ave
Fred E. Chandler
Casa Grande, Ariz
W. Ray St
Virginia Beach
Cavalier
Virginia
Watson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Robert F. Ridge
Freddy
Flint, Mich
Fred Ridge
Trinity
Robert Ridge
Richard Lassiter
Ed Smith
Lyn-Mar
Port-A-Crib
Rodden Furniture CO
S. Main St. Ext
Coats
VY Price
Izzy
SS Arcade
Price
Shorty
CAPRI
Bedford
Ree
Jamaica
Tricot
E. Washington Street
Parkway Club
Women of Moose Plan
East Carolina College
Greenville
Hargrave Military Academy
Walter Snider
Route 2
Nancy Ellen
William ‘Ronald Pierce
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