South Carolina Ceremony Unites Miss Burress And James F Blue Jr
Nancy Marguerite Burress and James Franklin Blue Jr marry in Spartanburg South Carolina with Dr W V Dibble officiating. Bride a Stratford college graduate and debutante from Raleigh and Parkton groom son of James F Blue and his wife. They plan to live in Parkton North Carolina where he works in the family business.
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South Carolina
Miss Burress
James F. Blue, Jr
Don Arnold Burress
Nancy Marguerite
James Franklin Blue, Jr
Spartanburg
U S. C
Carolinas
W. V. Dibble
Central Methodist Church
Blue
Dr. Burress
Stratford
Mr. Blue Is
James Franklin Blue
Parkton, N. C
The
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Parkton
Mrs Albion Millis Hosts W O T Current Event Club
Mrs Albion Millis entertained W O T members at her North Main Street home for a monthly meeting. An artistic floral setting of gladioli anemones and daffodils framed a wide ranging current event program followed by tea and light refreshments. Mrs W A Sherrod attended along with Mesdames W C Jones A S Parker W C Idol C F Tomlinson Carter Dalton Joseph D Cox R K Stewart Hiram Armentrout and Miss Mary Alexander.
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Albion Millis
W. O. T. Club
North Main Street
West Emerywood Club Hears Talk On Colonial Gardens
West Emerywood Garden Club meets at Mrs. Charles L. Kearns home on Rockford road with all but one member present. President Mrs John Foy presided as the group voted to raise membership to a limit of 18 and heard a program by Mrs A E Tate on Colonial Gardens followed by a round table discussion and gardening tips. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Amos Kearns. Names present included Mrs L G Robichaux Mrs John Foy Mrs O A Kirkman Mrs Amos Kearns Mrs C T Ingram Jr Mrs Sarders Dallas Mrs Frank Wall Mrs R R Fountain Mrs E W Freeze Jr Mrs Charles McAnally and the hostess.
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West Emerywood Club
Colonial Gardens
Mrs. Tate
Charles L. Kearns
West Emerywood Garden Club
Rockford Road
John Foy
A. E. Tate
Amos Kearns
Mesdames L. G. Robichaux
O. A. Kirkman
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Sarders Dallas
Girl Scout Council Plans Meeting For Tomorrow
High Point Girl Scout Council holds its annual meeting tomorrow at 10 30 AM at Mrs Embree H Blackards Hillcrest drive with Mrs David T Yow presiding. Patrol leaders meet Saturday at the Girl Scout offices 106 West Washington Street. Bay Street Brownie Pack meets 2 30 PM at the school to make marionettes led by Mrs D R McIver and Miss Eleanor Paul.
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High Point Girl Scout Council
Embree H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
David T. Yow
Girl Scout
West Washington Street
Bay Street
Brownlie Pack
Peter Pan
D. R. McIver
Eleanor Paul
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
The schedule lists a BPW supper at Elwood hotel with state president Miss Elizabeth Conrad as guest speaker. Garden club meets at Archdale with Mrs Percy White. Tea and Topics hosts at 411 Edgedale Drive. Canterbury club gathers on Johnson Street. Sedgefield Hunt hosts a Saturday live hunt from the stables. Royal Arcanum dance at the Arcade building for members and guests.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
Third District
Good Will Garden Club
Percy White
Archdale
A. E. Frazier
H. D. Sears
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Miss Sears Welcomed Into Girls Pentagon Club
Miss Margaret Sears was welcomed into the club membership at the weekly meeting of the Girls Pentagon club held at the Gibson clubroom last evening with Mrs. Charles Covington as hostess. About ten members attended including the new member. Miss Mildred Crowder, president, presided over a brief business session.
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Margaret Sears
Pentagon
Gibson
Charles Covington
Miss Sears
Mildred Crowder
Business Girls Plan Banquet and Delegate Action
The Business and Professional Girls club met at the YWCA hut with Rosalie Andrews presiding in Blanche Beasley’s absence. They announced committees for the Nationwide banquet on March 29 and discussed sending delegates to the national convention in Columbus Ohio from April 22 to 29. The treasurer was authorized to pay $10 toward the annual conference on the Cause and Cure of War.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Blanche Beasley
Rosalie Andrews
Business and Professional Girls
Columbus
Perfection In Drama By Artist On Concert Program
Dorothy Crawford appears Tuesday evening March 8 at the junior high school for the Cooperative Concert association in a program of original character sketches. She blends intellect and emotion, humor and pathos, to render both tragedy and comedy with top-tier monologue quality. This is the third concert in the High Point Cooperative series led by Cc. F. Tomlinson. Mary Harper Philathea class meets Friday at 7 30 in Gibson clubrooms with hostesses Mesdames R A Wilson Herbert A Wood and Lee White.
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Dorothy Crawford
Cooperative Concert Association
High, Point Cooperative Association
Cc. F. Tomlinson
Mary Harper
Start Seeds Indoors and Out in Seedboxes
Advice on using seedboxes for starting seeds indoors and outdoors. Details cover seedbox sizes 12x18 to 14x20 inches, soil preparation with fine loam, sowing methods for coarse and fine seeds, thinning rules, and transplant timing once true leaves appear.
Peace Worker To Survey YWCA Attitudes On War Issues
Dr. Emily Hickman, history professor at New Jersey College for Women, leads a three month country wide survey for the National Board of the YWCA to gather local group opinions on peace and war. Findings will inform a push for a clearer peace program at the Columbus biennial convention.
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New York
Emily Hickman
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
National Board of the
Dr. Hickman
Columbus
Ohio
Hickman
Middle Western
New England
Foreign Policy Association
Committee On the Cause and Cure of War
National Peace Conference
Washington, D. C
Mrs Parker Back At Harllee's Department Store
Mrs Nadine Parker returns from a Florida vacation and resumes duties as a millinery stylist at Harllee's Department Store. She reported back to work on Monday.
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Mrs. Parker
Harllee
Nadine Parker
Florida
Harllee’s Department Store
Four C E Groups Are Represented At Executive Meeting
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union executive board met at Miss Florence Bryant's home on North Main street. Represented societies included Central Friends Deep River Friends Lebanon M P and Welch Memorial M P. Mrs Mabel Joiner chaired as City Union president. Plans were laid for the quarterly mass meeting of the union.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Florence Bryant
North Main Street
Central Friends
Deep River Friends
Lebanon
M. P
Welch Memorial M. P
Mabel Joiner
City Union
Sunrise Meeting Planned For Easter Sunday Sunrise
To be held at Deep River Friends church on Tuesday night March 22 all societies are urged to begin making plans for attendance and to file their reports. Plans also began for the Sunrise meeting to be held Easter Sunday morning at sunrise.
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Deep River
Royal Arcanum Private Dance Set For Saturday Night
The Old Plank Road Council of the Royal Arcanum will hold a private dance in the Arcade building clubrooms on Saturday evening. About fifty couples, members and invited guests, are expected. Festivities run from nine to midnight with a modern recording instrument providing music.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Bill Snow
Dance Committee
Solitaire Club Organizes First Meeting Tonight
A call meeting of the Solitaire club will be held this evening at Clara Smith's home 1005 Tipton street with all members expected. The first regular meeting was held Saturday at the Kennedys home with John Smith presiding, discussing future activities and inaugurating a March 12 weiner roast. Members listed include Clara Smith Liv ingston Edwards Vernell Harvey Mary Ruth Kimrey R F Kemp Vera Anderson Buddy Bowman Charles Hedrick Edward Kemp Bonnie Morton Colon Loflin Neil Saunders Paquita Morton Thurman Williams Nita Underwood and Bob Ward.
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Clara Smith
Tipton Street
Edward
R. F. Kemp
Kennedy Street
John Smith
Livingston Edwards
Vernell Harvey
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Vera Anderson
Buddy Bowman
Charles Hedrick
Edward Kemp
Bonnie Morton
Colon Loflin
Neil Saunders
Paquita Morton
Thurman Williams
Nita Underwood
Bob Ward
Miss Lavelle Wilson Elected President of Local Domino Club
Miss Lavelle Wilson was elected president of the Domino Club at a meeting at her Carrick Avenue home last evening. Officers include Martha Jarrett as rotary, Anna E. Kearns treasurer, Tess Ellington social chair, Edythe Crooks publicity chair. One visitor, Frances Justice, attended.
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Lavelle Wilson
Domino Club
Carrick Avenue
Oak View P T A To Meet Thursday Night
The Oak View school Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. An interesting program has been arranged and all patrons and friends are invited to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Oak View School
Local Health Notes From Guilford General Hospital
Mrs C W Duggins of Archdale and Miss Emily Jessup of 650 North Main Street are patients at Guilford General Hospital. Hubert M Smith of City Fire Department is improving after three weeks of treatment. Mrs Drew F Preddy is improving after an operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Miss Alice Lee Charlies is ill at home with pleurisy. Co G Bedford general manager of Bedford Sales Company left on a business trip to New York City.
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C. W. Duggins
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Emily Jessup
North Main Street
Hubert M. Smith
Hamilton Street
Drew F. Preddy
East Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Alice Lee Charlies
Co. G. Bedford
Bedford Sales Company
New York City
Trends in Government at YWCA Luncheon
Capus M. Waynick of The Enterprise spoke on Trends in Government at the YWCA March luncheon at the hut. He warned that democratic freedom must be preserved as collectivism rises, citing world dictatorships and U S government reorganization while noting business influence on policy. The program included vocal numbers by Irene Rogers and Port Steele, and planning for Pickett Library’s preschool birthday books drive.
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Capus M. Waynick
YWCA
The
Enterprise
Waynick
Carter Dalton
Marvin Slate
Creo
Irene Rogers
Port Steele
Pickett
Rachel Yarborough
Highland Oii
Mombership
Four Coeds Voted Most Beautiful at High Point College
Four coeds were selected as the top beauties at High Point College in a Zenith yearbook contest. Senior Cerelda Lackey and junior Dorothy Jones joined Verei Ward and Dorothy Stephenson as class representatives.
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High Point College
Cerelda Lackey
Dorothy Jones
Verei Ward
Dorothy Stephenson
Zenith, College Yearbook
Miss Lackey
Marion Holloman
Olivia Martin
Miss Jones
Virginia Dixon
Janice Jenkins
Miss Ward
Virginia Boyles
Edith Vance
Miss Stephenson
de Allen
Helen Crower
Colorful Spring Fashions Shown At Sheraton Hotel
A spring fashion show at the Sheraton Ballroom sponsored by Circle three of Wesley Memorial church highlighted children's wear and adult ensembles. Models showcased coats, hats, washes, dresses, and shoes in vivid colors and varied fabrics with noted bylines and coordinators.
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Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton Ballroom
Circle Three of
Wesley Memorial Church
Shan,tung
Betty Martin
Nancy Greer
Gene Kline
Evelyn Chapman
Geraldine Fuller
Folger Chamelin
Ed Freeze Ill
Archdale Woman’s Missionary Society Meeting
Archdale Methodist Church announces a meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society with Mrs. L White at her home in Arg dale Thursday at 7 p m.
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Archdale Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale
M. E
Church
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