Miss Carolyn Jones Hosts Bridal Party for Miss Lain
Miss Carolyn Jones hosted a Friday evening party at her Dogwood Drive home to honor Miss Ruth Lain whose marriage to Otis Reavis is set for July at Pilgrim Holiness. Guests from Lain's Sunday school class attended along with Mrs. W. E. Jones and son David and Mrs. J. R. Wagner and daughter Danice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Jones
Dogwood Drive
Ruth Lain
Otis Reavis
Pilgrim Holiness
Helen Hoosier
Miss Jones
Mary Swink
David Jones
Miss Lain
W. E. Jones
David
J. R. Wagner
Danice
T. J. Shelton
Miss Nance Hosts Attendants Luncheon At Home
At a Wellington Road luncheon Friday from one to two, Miss Doris Nance entertained friends who attended her marriage yesterday afternoon to Gary Hardin at Main Street Methodist Church. Bridesmaids wore gifts of baby pearls, honorary attendants gifts in lingerie, and Mrs. Zula C Currie mother of the groom received a gardenia corsage. Guests later viewed wedding gifts and Miss Nance's trousseau. Also honored were Mrs. Lamon Nardin of Fairmont and Mrs. C C Light of Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Road
Doris Nance
Gary Hardin
Main Street Methodist Church
Zula C. Currie
Bridge And Canasta Honor Recent Bride
Mesdames J C Sechrest Harold Sechrest and Clyde Sechrest hosted a party at the former home in Wallett Park to honor Mrs M L Sechrest a recent bride. Bridge and canasta were played with high score in bridge won by Mrs Frank S and travellers prize to R H Holliday. Mrs M L Sechrest received sterling silver candle sticks as a host gift. New York color television research noted with 1929 demo reference.
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New York
Bell Telephone
Hampton and Windy Hill residents plan summer travels
The notice lists numerous local residents and relatives traveling by plane and ship this summer. Anita Nooger of Hampton and Judy depart for Langley Field to visit Judy’s aunt Mrs. William D. Locke after two weeks at Camp Pla Mor Windy Hill. Others sail for Europe and tour Canada, France, and the Indies, with families visiting relatives and returning home by early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Nooger
Hampton, Va
Judy
Langley Field
William D. Locke
Miss Nooger
Camp Pla-Mor
Windy Hill
8. C
E. A. Hatcher, Jr
New England
Canada
Quebec
Anna Maeson
Edgar Ia
New York
City
le Havre
France
Dawson
Europe
Brownell Group
Hatcher
Mesdames Martin And Wrenn Honor Miss Peggy Russell
A buffet supper last evening at the Hazlewood home on Westwood honored Miss Peggy Russell bride elect for July 12. Mesdames William Wrenn and Don Martin hosted twelve guests with summer flowers and a set of imported basketo weave coasters marking the honoree's place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Martin and
Wrenn
Peggy Russell
Miss Russell Bride
Mesdames
William Wrenn
Don Martin
Hazlewood
Westwood
Beulah Tate and Jerry Parker Wed in June Home Ceremony
Miss Beulah Roots Tate and Jerry P. Parker married June 18 at Reverend W. Hi Barker's home. The bride wore a pink nylon dress with white accessories and carnations. Matron of honor Mrs Eugene Parker wore baby blue with carnations. Best man A Eugene Parlier, brother of the groom, attended. Parlier is in the Air Force at Chanute Field while the bride plans to join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Roots
Tate
Jerry P. Parker
George Tate
W. Hi. Barker
Eugene Parker
A . Fugene Parlier
Parlier
McLellan’s
Mr. Parlier
D. A. Parlier
Highland Avenue
Air Force
Chanute Field
Sydow Runs Mile In Two Minutes On Roosevelt Field
Joseph Sydow, 23, clocked about two minutes for a mile on the Roosevelt Field cinder path. He was fined $5 for driving his car on the track in violation of regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowac
Wis
Joseph Sydow
Roosevelt Field
Silver silent butler serves pink carnations at gathering
A silver silent butler was present as a large table laden with pink imported organdy cloth held an epergne of matching decor. The pink carnations complemented the scene as Mrs. WP Hazlewood and Mrs. Martins mother helped in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elect
WP. Hazlewood
Martin
Dawson Proctor Wedding Cake Cutting Follows Rehearsal
Following the rehearsal for Miss Ina Grace Proctor and Dr Irby Carson Dawson at the First Methodist Church, the wedding party gathered at 626 Wesley Place to cut the cake. Summer flowers adorned the home as a three tiered cake near crystal candelabras was sliced by the couple and served with refreshments to relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Grace Proctor
Irby Carson Dawson
First Methodist Church
Irving Dawson
Wesley Place
Vh. Collins
Carrie Jones
Nazi aid in Russia boosts Soviet air power
Reports from Paris indicate about 600 German aviation technicians including top engineers are in Russia working to perfect Soviet air power. They are employed in specially constructed facilities near Moscow at Kimry and Ramenskoe to the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ins
Nazi Germany
Russia
Kimry
Moscow
Ramenskoe
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Ultra Modern
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Forrest Jones
Mayview Avenue
Is Bullins
Crestwood Park
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High Point
J F. Snider
Wrenn Street
Betty Do
J. C. Roach
Holton Street
High Point Fire Department
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ee Dunn
Newark
England
Hellium
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
I. B. Dunn
Florham
Frank Shields
Phillips Street
New York City
Becky Dunn
Betty Jo Snider
J. T. Smith
Suzanne Slate
Iran
R. W. Slate
Notary Drive
Ernest L. Spoon
High Int Memorial Hospital
Daisy Shaw
Walker Street
Fayetteville
Alice Birgman
Pope
R. Brown
Randleman
W. J. Pierce
West Green Street
Camp Cook
Lompoc
California
Herring
Balen
Sandarin
W. L. Watson
W. R. Morrow
Brentley Circle
George Kerr
Montheu
Home F. Haeworth, Jr
Mr. Haworth
Parkway
Mrs. Haworth
Ann Arbor
Mich
Elizabeth Brown
Buss and Professional Women's Club
Boston
N. P. Holmes
Monthieu Ave
Mer
Marvin M. Tincher
Nashville, Tenn
Gayie
Anne
For All
Tel
Harris-Kelly Music CO
Hammond Organ
Ruth Waller
English St
High Point, N.C
Says
Beulah
Boots) Tate
Miss Tate
Jerry Parker
Haan
J. E. Black
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Sento Ene
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