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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

6

Baucom Garner Wedding Solemnized At First Baptist

Miss Kate Baucom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brice L. Baucom of Monroe, became the bride of Max Garner of Denton in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Cremony Pewtacuet on Saturday May 28 at 5 30 p m Rev Z W Rotan officiated The couple will reside in Denton Mrs Garner a 1951 graduate of Bessie Tilt College teaches home economics at Denton High School Mr Garner works with Pickett s Wholesale and Department Stores The wedding featured white gladioli and arching candelabra with bridesmaids in orchid and pastel green The couple will take a days trip and then reside in Denton

Pewtacuet Church Kate Brice L. Baucom Monroe Max Garner Ray Garner Mr. Garner Denton Z. W. Rotan Asheville Everett Hartley Gretchen Rusty Durham Nancy Garner Mellie Janet Raucom Allan Baucom Harold Carroll Mullis C. G. Garner Denlace Garner Bessie Tilt College Pickett Kate Baucom

Friendly Garden Club Meets In Thomasville

The Friendly Garden Club of Thomasville held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Clyde Kennedy on Unity. Co-hostesses were Mesdames Mark Charles and C. W. Sowers. Lindsay Loftin led the devotional and Benny Loftin sang solos. Mrs. William Banner, the former one Martin, spoke on the cultivation of weeds. After a short business session presided by Mrs. Fred Williams, eight members and two guests were served a sandwich plate.

Friendly Garden Club Thomasville Clyde Kennedy Mark Charles C. W. Sowers Lindsay Loftin Benny Loftin William Banner Martin Fred Williams

Births: Angela Dawn Sinclair and Michael Lee Davis

Angela Dawn Sinclair born June 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald F Sinclair formerly Marjorie Ellen Lawrence of High Point. Michael Lee Davis born June 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Billie D Davis formerly Loretta Trent of this city. Modlin son Ralph Laurence Modlin born June 2 at unspecified location to Mr and Mrs Laurence E Modlin Route 3.

Angela Dawn Sinclair Donald F. Sinclair Angela Dawn High Point Memorial Hospital Sinclair Marjorie Ellen Lawrence High Point Billie D. Davis Fourth Street Michael Lee High Point Memorial Hostal Davis Iss Loretta Trent Modlin Laurence EE Route 3 Ralph Laurence On Ane 2

Wedding Breakfast and Cake Cutting for Miss Helen Jacobs

Miss Helen Jacobs celebrated with a wedding breakfast and cake cutting before her marriage to Allan Trockman. Seventy five out of town guests attended, with decorations in white and green and a heart shaped cake at Bliss Restaurant for the cake cutting hosted by Captain and Mrs. B. G. Feen.

Helen Jacobs Allan Trockman Ali Rabhan Ben Herman Bliss B. G. Feen Feen Miss Jacobs Evansville Ind Baltimore

People Miss Jean Harriss enters Duke Hospital for treatment

About People Miss Jean Harriss at 204 Thurston Street entered Duke Hospital yesterday for treatment for an indefinite period. Mr and Mrs Howard M returned from an eight day trip to Miami and Havana. Mrs Madeline Weigman of San Gabriel Valley Calif returned home after a visit with Mrs Dalton Silman. Miss Nancy Bame of 508 Amos Street returned home after time with her nephew Claude Coltrane and wife in Liberty. Mr and Mrs Seymour Feinman and two children Shery and Brent of Brooklyn left after visiting Mrs Feinman s mother Mrs Frank Grubb at 1606 Welborn Street. Mrs Feinman is the former Miss Lucille Allen of this city. Also visiting was her sister Mrs Paul McGee and her daughter Vicki Lynn of Charlotte.

Jean Harriss Thurston Street Duke Hospital Madeline Weigman San Gabriel Valley Calif Dalton Silman Archdale Road Nancy Bame Amos Street Claude Coltrane Liberty Seymour Feinman Shery and Brent Brooklyn N. Y Feinman Frank Grubb Welborn Street Lucille Allen Paul McGee Vicki Lynn Charlotte

Piano students present hymn and classical recital

Mrs. Herman L. Robertson of High Point Route 3 hosted a two part piano recital at her home on June 8 from 2 to 4 pm. The first part featured hymn playing and the second offered classical solos and duets. Participants included Dotsie Joyce Hazel Ruth Cox Peggy McCandless Bobby Hucks Delois Cox Ruby Sheffield Gladys Robertson Laurine Gaddy Arlene Sheffield and Mrs Clover Hill.

Herman L. Robertson High Point Dotsie Joyce Hazel Ruth Cox Peggy McCandless Bobby Hucks Delois Cox Ruby Sheffield Gladys

Dr Rivers Returns to Winston to Start Medical Practice

Dr Shirley L Rivers returns to North Carolina after training in Washington and Charlottesville. She joins the Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem as a two year resident staff in medicine starting July 1. She is a 1942 High Point High School graduate, 1946 UNC alum, and Bowman Gray School of Medicine 1950 graduate.

Shirley L. Rivers North Carolina Gallinger Municipal Hospital Washington, D. C University Hospital Charlottesville Rivers the Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Bowman Gray School of Medicine

Women of the Moose Install Officers In Candlelight Service

Women of the Moose Chapter 961 held a candlelight installation as Mrs. Willard Evans became senior regent. The ceremony named a full slate including Mrs. Eunie Brown as junior graduate regent and others such as Mrs. Bernice Walters as junior regent and Mrs. Annie Bradley as chaplain. Assisting officers included W. B. R. Byerly and Mrs. Louise Witherspoon. Refreshments followed for about 40 members and guests.

Reddick Inez Teague Sarah Coe Sentinel Ida Kimble Argus Kathaleen Wood Frances Lopp le Bowman Bowman W. BR. Byerly the Moose Lodge Louise Witherspoon David Reddick Byerly Shelby Jean Grady

Green Street Baptist Philathea Class Postponed Meeting

The Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist Church postpones its scheduled meeting set for tomorrow evening due to an unexpected disruption. Members are advised to await new notice for the rescheduled time.

Green Street

Stevens Class of Green Church Meeting

Stevens Class of Green Church will meet on Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. C H Campbell 819 East Lexington. Mrs Hazel Hinson will serve as associate hostess.

Recent Brides Feted At Thomasville Tea

Mrs. Homer Sink hosted a Thursday reception at the American Legion Hut honoring two brides, Mrs. Jack Homer Sink and Mrs. Joe Les Myers, as about 500 guests from Thomasville and nearby cities attended. The event marked the twenty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sink with bridal dresses, flowers, and light refreshments featured throughout the afternoon.

Thomasville Homer Sink American Legion Jack Homer Sink Ann Farmer Wilmington High Point Joe Les Myers Janice Martin G. F. Whitten Sink C. A. Long Winston-Salem T. J. Turner Clarence M. Tomlinson Leola Black Eula Hedrick Carolina Green Nancy Hoyle Sylvia Beck Shirley Burrus Walter Green Bain Johnson Ralph W. Hinkle Joann Hoyle Wanna Faye Laws

Miss Margie Ingram Feted At Bridal Shower

Miss Margie Ingram was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at Borden's Gold Room. Hosts Miss Pat Surrett and Mrs. Ruby Surrett planned the eight o'clock party while preparations for her marriage to John Surrett on Friday included a green and white color scheme, a corsage of sweetpeas, and a cream and sugar gift. Seventeen guests attended and Mrs. Ella Wall won the first prize in bridal games.

Borden Margie Ingram Pat Surrett Ruby Surrett Miss Ingram John Surrett

Garden Center Closed For 4th Insect Control July

The Nature Study Club will run the Garden Center for July, but no one will be on duty during the holiday weekend. The month’s subject is Insect Control.

Nature Study Club

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