Miss Culver Hosts Shower for Bride Elect Violet Yokeley
Miss Betty Jean Culver will entertain at her Edgeworth home on Tuesday evening March 12 for Miss Violet Yokeley whose engagement and upcoming marriage to Lt. E. A. Beasley Jr of Greensboro is announced today by her parents. Culver will be maid of honor for Yokeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Culver
Edgeworth
Violet Yokeley
E. A. Beasley, Jr
Greensboro
Miss Culver
Miss Yokeley
Beasley
Nuptials Draw Attention From Social Column
A collage of brides and brides-to-be centers this week’s social page. Mrs. Harry E Tuttle formerly Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones and others share wedding news from First Baptist and Mulberry Street Methodist churches plus upcoming April ceremonies in Thomasville and Coral Gables.
Tuttle-Jones Marriage Vows Said March 1
Mr and Mrs W F Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Harry E Tuttle of Greensboro NC on Friday March 1 1946 at the First Baptist church parsonage Rev Wilbur Hutchins officiated in a double ring ceremony The bride wore a light blue suit with an orchid The bride attended local schools class of 1943 formerly with ORD at Greensboro The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs P H Tuttle of Greensboro He received his discharge at Fort Bragg December 7 after three years service overseas two years in the ETO as staff sergeant in the 9th air force After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's parents home The couple left for Miami to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myle Brooks
Ralph Steven Thornton
East Green Street Baptist Church
Julian S. Hopkins
Elizabeth Thornton
Miss Anton
Reginald Marshall
Winston-Salem
Judy Brooks
Janie Joyce Thornton
Christine Turner Russell
Lincolnton
N. C
Miss Thornton
Brenda Gayle Lyndon
Asheboro
Darrell Key
Mr. Thornton
Norman Osborne
Greensboro
Harold Credsman
Thomasville
John W. Harrington
R. R. Goodson
Salisbury
Esther H. Brooks
R. G. Brooks
Richmond
Guilford County Welfare Department
High Point
Howell Street
W. F. Jones
Lindsay St
Mary Elizabeth
Harry E. Tuttle
First Baptist Church Parsonage
Wilbur Hutchins
ORD
P. H. Tuttle
Fort Bragg
ETO
9Th Air Force
Miami
Florida
High Point Garden Club meets March 12 at Mrs Kirkman’s
The High Point Garden club will meet with Mrs. J. E. Kirkman at her Washington street home Tuesday March 12 at ten o'clock in the morning. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames O. P. Moffitt and A. S. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Mesdames
O. P. Moffitt
A. S. Parker
Violet Yokeley Engaged To Lt Ernest A Beasley Jr
Mr and Mrs W H Yokeley announce the engagement of their daughter Violet to Lt Ernest A Beasley Jr of Greensboro Florida. The wedding is planned for early spring in Coral Gables. Violet attended local schools High Point college and worked for the War Department in High Point and at ORD Greensboro. Lt Beasley, son of Mr and Mrs E A Beasley of Greensboro, was educated in Greensboro, led the student body, joined aviation cadet training, served in Europe, was a German POW for a year, and is now a Public Relations officer at ORD in Greensboro awaiting commission into the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Yokeley
Idol Street
Violet
Ernest A. Beasley, Jr
Greensboro
Coral Gables
Florida
Yokeley
High Point College
War Department
High Point
Adjutant
Eerste
Ord
Greensro
Beasley
E. A. Beasley
Army Air Corps
George Field
Lawrenceville
Cordelia Club Sets Meeting For March 11
The Cordelia club will meet Monday evening March 11 at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs Wendell Cole 312 Howell street. The event invites members to gather for the scheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Club
Wendell Cole
Howell Street
Miss Loflin and Seaman Bryant Wed at Hilliard Memorial
Miss Norma Loflin and Douglas F. Bryant second class USNR announced their marriage to occur at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with Rev Ughey Miller officiating. The bride wore ice blue velveteen, orchid corsage, and is the daughter of Mrs Annie Meacone and the late F. F. Loflin. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant, is stationed at Norfolk, Va. after the ceremony they planned a southern honeymoon and a temporary home with the bride’s mother until discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Loflin
Douglas F. Bryant Seaman
USNR
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Parsonage
Revughey
Miller
Annie Meacone
F. F. Loflin
North State Telephone Com
Fred Bryant
Westchester Drive
United States Naval Reserve
Norfolk
Southern Points
Rice Water Use In Home Starch Renewal
The water used to cook rice serves as a light starch renewer suitable for refreshing chintz cretonne fabrics and aces. It suggests reuse in fabric care and possibly other light starch applications.
Water's Role in Body Temperature Regulation
Water significantly helps regulate body temperature through evaporation from the skin. This process cools the body as sweat evaporates, balancing heat produced by metabolism and environmental heat exposure.
Dobson-Evans Vows Revealed
Mrs. James T. Evans of Bennettsville announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Louise to Flake E. Dobson of Mocksville on March 2 at the Blenheim Methodist church parsonage with Rev. James M. Barrington officiating. The bride wore a powder blue suit with pink rose bud corsage. she is a Lower Marlboro high school graduate and has worked at Marlboro county hospital and Stanton Clinic in High Point. Dobson is from Mocksville and an assistant superintendent at Hanes Chair and Novelty Co. They will reside in Mocksville after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rees Murray
First Baptist Church
Sarah Glen Scruggs
John Glen Scruggs
Violet Yokeley
W. H. Yokeley
A. Beasley, Jr
Greensboro
Coral Gables
Orida
Ralph Steven Thornton
Green Street Baptist Church
Virginia Brooks
Esther Brooks
This City
R. G. Brooks
Richmond
Flake E. Dobson
Mary Louise Evans
James T. Evans
Bennettsville
S.C
Blenheim
S. C
William F. Bryant
Norma Loflin
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Parsonage
Annie Meacone
F. F. Loflin
Mary Louise
Mocksville
Blenheim Methodist Church
James M. Barrington
Marlboro County General Hospital
Stanton Clinic
High Point
Dobson
Hanes Chair and Novelty Co
State Heads of AAUW In Greensboro Gather
Mrs. R. A. Herring state president and Mrs. Blake Thompson state secretary of the North Carolina AAUW visited Greensboro Friday evening as guests of the local AAUW branch at the March meeting held at the woman's college. They were dinner guests of Miss Clara Byrd alumnae secretary of WCUNC prior to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Herring
North Carolina American Association of University Women
Blake Thompson
Greensboro
AAUW
Woman's College
Clara Byrd
WCUNC
Linville Scearce Marriage Vows Announced Today
Miss Hazel Irene Scearce daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Scearce 1008 Stanton street became the bride of William A Linville on February 3 at Bennettsville South Carolina The bride wore a powder blue suit with black accessories and a corsage of gardenias Attendants were Mr and Mrs Reid Scearce brother and sister in law of the groom The couple reside at 410 Lindsay Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Irene Scearce
G. W. Scearce
Stanton Street
William A. Linville
Bennettsville
S. C
Reid Scearce
Linville
Lindsay Street
St Patrick Festival at Elm Street School
Elm Street school hosts a St Patrick's Day festival Friday night March 15 at 7:30. Attractions include fish ponds booths selling jellies canned goods hot dogs cookies pies and hand made articles. Admission 10 cents for adults 9 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
OES To Elect State Tuesday at Masonic Hall
Officers for High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will be elected at a meeting at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Busy bee drives 11 million plus production in New York
In 1945 the busy bee symbolized strong industry as production exceeded 11 million units in New York, underscoring postwar manufacturing momentum and economic vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robards Odom Vows Spoken In Macon Georgia
Miss Joyce H. Odom daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Robbins and William Clarence Robards son of Mrs Della Robards united in marriage February 14 at Mulberry Methodist Church Macon officiated by Rev W J son The bride wore a gray suit with rosebud corsage Mrs Robards a nurse in training at Macon Hospital plans to finish her training The groom recently discharged from the armed forces after three years service including time in the Pacific
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brinkley, Jr
Priscilla Moore
Thomasville
Woman's College
May Queen
Max Stuart Moore
William Clarence Robards
Joyce H. Odom
Macon
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Juanita Cavin
Robert H. Perry
Fred E. Perry
Branchport
N. Y
C. F. Cavin
Elizabeth Robbins
Della Robards
la S. W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thornton-Brooks
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Tuttle-Jones
High Point Club
Tiffany
Ingram
North Main St
Miss Loflin
Seaman Bryant
State Heads of
Gsboro
Linville-Scearce
Elm St
OES
Robards-Odom
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
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