Wedding Plans Announced For Cox Scheer Marriage
Miss Shirley Ann Cox and Erik David Scheer plan to wed on July 12 at five at the Chapel of Green Street Baptist Church High Point North Carolina. The ceremony will be led by Dr E W Price Jr with nuptial music by Mrs Harry B Monroe and Donald Gibbardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Cox
Erik David Scheer
Elviage Carson Cox
Shirley Ann
Chapel
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point
North Carolina
E. W. Price Jr
Harry B. Monroe
Donald Gibbardt
Miss Cox
Terry C. Swanger
Charlotte
Max Wilson
Scheer
Joseph W. Scheer
Montgomery
Ala
Mr. Scheer
Robert L. Schee
Outdoor Supper Planned by VFW Post 1960 Auxiliary
VFW Post 1960 and its auxiliary arrange an outdoor supper Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs T C Potts 2332 English St. The auxiliary holds its regular meeting Thursday at 8 pm at the post home on W Burton St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
T. C. Potts
English St
W. Burton St
Supper Honored Miss Cox and Fiance With Outdoor Party
Miss Shirley Cox and her fiancé Erik Scheer were honored at an informal outdoor supper hosted by Mrs. Hoyt L. Harris at 415 Forrest Ave. A 6:30 p.m. start and a carved set gift for the couple marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Cox
Erik Scheer
Hoyt L. Harris
Social Scene From June 30 1929 In High Point
Mrs. I Cottam arrives from New York to stay with Mrs A E B Tate on Broad Street. Mrs Hobart Bryant and Miss Rose Bryant host a bridge at Clyde Avenue in honor of Mrs Matt Wall and Miss Rachel Poplin with a large guest list. Later, Mr and Mrs Willis Brown and son Billy visit Charlotte as Mrs Strieter and Mrs Henry Perry plan a Country Club bridge in Indianapolis guest Mrs L E Grisso. A surprise dinner honors Mrs J R Bowman with a long table picnic on her lawn and many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Cottam
New York City
Robert Cottam
High Point
A. E B. Tate
Broad Street
Hobart Bryant
Rose Bryant
Bridge
Clyde Avenue
Matt Wall
Rachel Poplin
Raleigh
Nita Gordon
Max Wall
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Reena Eades
Minnie Lee Brooks
Gertrude Teague
Wilma Brooks
Ann Gray
Ethel Fletcher
Willis Brown
Billy
Charlotte
E. G. Strieter
Henry Perry
Country Club
L. E. Grisso
Indianapolis
Ind
D. G. van Osdel
J. R. Bowman
Seventeen Years Ago Today In 1941 Local Movements And Club Honors
A look back to June 1941 notes Mrs. John Woodbury leaving for Louisville after a visit with Mrs. A T Wishart on Steele Street. Others travel to Myrtle Beach Kershaw and Washington for visits. Burbank Garden Club president Mrs Charles Carroll Jr reports first prize in NC scrapbook contest. San Souci Club hosts a bridge gathering at Mrs Ralph Wilsons on West Main Street with many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodbury
Louisville
Kentucky
A. T. Wishart
Wishart
Steele Street
J. F. Hayden
James E. Lambeth
Myrtle Re . &. C
Doris Petty
Co. W. Davis
Kershaw
D. C
Garden Club of
North Carolina
Ralph Wilson
San Souci Club
West Main Street
R. Hodgin
H. R. Kyser
Harry Lee Lambeth
Frank Murr
Fred Grey
Walter Newby
Spencer Carleton
Miss Haltom Fiance Entertained At Parties
Miss Nancy Haltom of Ferguson Road Atlanta Ga and her fiancé were honored with a buffet supper at 915 W College Dr hosted by Mr and Mrs F R Auman. About 25 guests attended with corsages gifts two luncheons and a June wedding mentioned for July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Burchfield
Nancy Anne Haltom
F. R. Auman
W. College
Mrs. Burchfield
Patsy Auman
Mr. Burchfield
Miss Auman
Nancy Haltom
Ferguson Road
Atlanta
W. College Dr
Coy Burchfield Jr
Raleigh
Larry Burton
Kinston
Joanne Gaddy
Asheboro
Pepper Burns
George C. Haltom
Jack Steed
Haltom Road
Births of Harlan Craig Montgomery and Cynthia Lynn Kennedy
Captain Frank B. Montgomery and wife announce the birth of son Harlan Craig on June 27 in Greenville. The infant’s father is with the U.S. Air Force and is son of Mrs. J. R. Montgomery of High Point. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy announce the birth of daughter Cynthia Lynn today in Martinsville Virginia. The Kennedys are former High Point residents and the mother is Irene Biggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Craig Montgomery
Frank B. Montgomery
Greenville
S. C
Harlan Craig
Capt. Montgomery
U.S.A.F
J. R. Montgomery
High Point
Cynthia Lynn Kennedy
Bill Kennedy
Martinsville
Cynthia Lynn
Irene Biggs
Graf Zeppelin Logs First Transatlantic Flight in 1928
The German airship Graf Zeppelin completed its first commercial flight to the United States in 1928, achieving a historic transatlantic crossing in roughly four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Big World Ad Promises Value and Top Service
Advertisement claims big value and top service with contact number and location hints, urging fast response. The copy is fragmented but implies prompt house cleaning or home services with a local call to action.
Leonard Simerson Vows Said At Mount Pleasant Church
Thomasville special wedding report: Sylvia Yvonne Simerson and Benny Keith Leonard wed at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church on Saturday at 3 pm. The bride is daughter of Woodrow and Mrs. Simerson of Thomasville route 4. the groom is son of Mrs. Harvey Leonard of Welcome and the late Mr. Leonard. Carol Jean Griffin played music. The couple plans a Gatlinburg trip and will reside in Welcome after returning. Both spouses are North Davidson High School graduates. Leonard works for Western Electric in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne B. Cox
Western Carolina College
Phillips- Davis, Inc
Jonathan Dayton
Springfield
N. J
Western Electric Corp
Winston-Salem
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Thomasville
Sylvia Yvonne Simerson
Benny Keith Leonard
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Woodrow Simerson
Route 4
Leonard
Harvey Leonard
Welcome
Mr. Leonard
Carol Jean Griffin
J. R. Duncan
Gatlinburg
Tenn
North Davidson High School
North da
Mrs M R Oldham Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs M R Oldham has returned to her home at 1506 Tryon St from Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem and will be confined to her home for two weeks. A D Secreast left by plane to join his wife and daughter at Jacksonville Beach Florida for a two week vacation. Mrs Ruby Cramichael of Atlanta spent the weekend with Misses Isa and Lollie Crouse in Archdale. Ted Reid returned home from High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery and will be home for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly G. Egbert
Bristol
CE. Sheroff
Parkway
Charlotte
R. L. Owenbey
Donna Nicholas
Greensboro
Cris C. Harvey
Forrest Avenue
Harvey
Lester Putze
Alvin
Richmond
Fayetteville
J. H. Atkins
Fayetteville Country Club
Putze
Ada Jane Geitner
Hickory
FE. B. Gamble
North Hamilton Street
Gamble
Traumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Duke Barron
Eileen Thomas
Katherine Lowdermilk
Helen Crowder
Gloria McCall
Dorothy Ellington
Meredith Jackson
M. R. Oldham
Tryon St
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
A. D. Secreast
Wallclift Park
Thomasville
Sheliah
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Daytona Beach
Ruby Cramichael
Atlanta, Ga
Misses Isa and
Lollie Crouse
Archdale
Ted Reid
Gatewood Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miners Rescued After Cave-In In Japan
Twenty two miners were rescued after a 72 hour cave-in at a coal mine in Fukuoka. Three remain missing and seven rescued were seriously injured, but officials expect all to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fukuoka
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cox-Scheer
Mary Lou Yow
Betty Joyce Frazier
Pegcy Jane Yow
M. W. Nash
Unity Nash
Estelle Denton
Chicago
Dewey Hammer
Jack Dewey
Alma Fee
Lake Waccamaw
Wilmington
Parker Waynick
Katherine
Yadkinville
High Point Lions Club
C. A. Burns
Joe Oliver
Sherrill Ingram
Everett Witcher
FP. H. Laughlin
C. C. Moran
J. N. Kersey
J. H. Miles
J. C. Modlin
Ed English
Ina Mae Brewer
Mary Hubbard
C. Willard
D. M. Stanley
Iris Fulp
Will Holton
BE. Holton
Paul
Arvel Kersey
Vera
Ida Kersey
Pauline Jackson
Bessie Preddy
Nina
Genevieve Jones
Earl Jones
Hope
Joy Watts
C. G. Watts
Horace G. Siderton, Inc
Dodge-Plymouth
S. Main St
NEW Car Dealer
David Cox
Miss Haltom
Ata Ad Specialists
Leonard Simerson
Mount Pleasant Church
Stauffer
Mr. Stauffer
High Point, N. C
Tulsa
Okla
James Struthers
Grace
Wrenn & Howell
Sts
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Good Housekeeping
Sree
Necchi
Tion
Glenn
Uncen
Ritles
Failles
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