Swaims celebrate golden wedding at home in High Point
Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Swaim marked their golden anniversary on Route 2 High Point. Married February 24 1909 they have four sons and six daughters with 22 grandchildren. About 150 relatives and friends attended the open house from 2 to 5 p.m. with a wedding cake centerpiece and gold decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Will Swaim
High Point
Swaim
Everette
Wallburg
Alfred
Route 2
Edwin and
Earvin
Paul Kinley
Thomasville
Thomas Brawley
Route 1
Coy Mathews
Greensboro
Curtis Weavil
Kernersville
Howard Jones
C. F. Colling Jr
Clay
Fred
S. V. Swaim
Emma Hilton
Asbury Cecil
A. D. Sink
M. L. Moose
Caswell Craven
Two Brides Elect Honored With Tea
Two brides-elect of the season were feted at a tea. Miss Lewallen and Miss Willard are set to marry on March 14 at the same church. Le wallen and Mrs. Keith Tietsort attended as relatives while guests were guided to entertaining rooms by Mrs. Arnold Jester and farewells were exchanged with thanks to Gerald Clark. Mrs. Inez ver Furr supervised the punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Willard
Tom Monroe Charping
Miss Lewallen
Bobby C. Bayne
Mid-Week and Garden Club Meetings Schedule
A list of social meetings and honors from Wednesday to Saturday. Include 3 p.m. study with Mrs. Herbert Jr at 202 Hillcrest Dr. 6:30 p.m. dinner for Miss Nancy McNeill on Johnson Street. Garden clubs meet at various addresses, with several hostesses named. Friday luncheon honors Noel Hollingsworth at Thomasville Woman's Club and Carma Willard's entertainment at 1015 N. Rotary Dr. Saturday luncheon for Mrs Donald Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Herbert Jr
Hillcrest Dr
James S. Conrad
Nancy McNeill
Johnson Street
Nature Study Garden Club
Sedgefield
C. F. Brown
Suburban Garden Club
Miss Anthony
Willowbarer
Till'n’Tail Garden Club
D. S. Risdon
Dogwood Dr
Noel Hollingsworth
Doak Finch
Thomasville Woman's Club
Carma Willard
Busy Bee Garden Club Holds Meeting at Westchester Drive
Newly formed Busy Bee Garden Club led by Mrs. C K Wright met yesterday with Mrs. C A Hughes at her Westchester Drive home. The gathering discussed planting plans and small home projects with a focus on practical, simple improvements.
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Busy Bee Garden Club
VFW Auxiliary Honors Gold Star Mothers at Supper
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1960 hosted a covered dish supper at the post on Burton Street. Six Gold Star mothers were named: Geneva Knight, Mary Hodgin, John Reid, G. C. Mallory, W. S. Holston, and C. C. Loflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Francis Talton
VFW Post
Post Home
Burton Street
Geneva Knight
Mary Hodgin
John Reid
G. C. Mallory
W. S. Holston
C. C. Loflin
Frances Talton
Workshop And Club Elections At Grow n Glow Garden Club Meet
Grow n Glow Garden Club met at 523 Dayton St. for a flower arranging workshop and officer elections. Mrs G E Schultheiss was president, with O R Frazier re-elected treasurer and Robert L Long named vice president. New secretary is Clarence Schultheiss. J W Blackwell led the nominating committee. Arrangements shown will be used in a May flower show. The group delivered arrangements to Sunset Rest Home after the session. Refreshments followed as eight members attended.
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Grow 'N’ Glow Garden Club
Clarence Schultheiss
Dayton St
G. E. Schultheiss
E. L. Boyle
J. W. Black
O. R. Frazier
Robert
Potatoes Replace By Toasted Noodle Side Dish
When seeking a change from potatoes as a meat or fish accompaniment, toast small bread squares in butter or margarine and mix with cooked drained noodles for a simple alternate side.
Portrait of the Month feature profiles Barbara T glamour
A portrait feature highlights Barbara T as the month’s glamour profile with notes on style and presence. The piece emphasizes her poised public image and evolving fashion sense.
Emerywood Bridge Luncheon Draws Members at Club
Mrs Cecil Wilcox hosted the monthly Invitational Ladies Day Bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club drawing about 70 members and guests. Prizes went to Mrs William Lewis Mrs Aubry Dunbar Mrs P J Neal Mrs Hal A Davis and Mrs Harold L Cooke of Greensboro with Wilcox winning the club door prize. Members may join for luncheon without playing cards and still enter the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wilcox
Emerywood Country Club
Wilcox
J. Dave Martin
William D. Lewis
Aubry Dunbar
P. J. Neal
Hal A. Davis
Harold L. Cooke
Martin
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Mr. and
Mrs. Swaim
Mark Golden Wedding
J. D. Rike & Son
S. Mein Sr
S&s. Wrenn
Philco
Tage
Geneva McKnight
Gold Tar
Lillian Suttonfield
Anna McKinney
David Cox
Auxiliary
Ann McKinney
Mary Brown
Archdale
Sunset Rest
Schultheiss
EB. Green &J
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Hammond
C. A
Highland Road
High Point, N. C
Hammond Organ Studios
Harris Music CO
Photography By
Lindsay
Barbara T
Erry
Emerywood Court
Emerywood
Boro
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Main Drug No. 2
Jack Southerland
Singer Sewing Center
C. DeWitt Holton
S. Main St
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