Rehearsal Dinner for Miss Sarah Glen and Walter Rees Murray
A wedding rehearsal was held Friday night at Mrs. Sam LeLee Whitley on English Street for Miss Sarah Glen and Walter Rees Murray. Guests were welcomed, then escorted to the dining room where bridal decorations and a three tier wedding cake with miniature figures were displayed. The first slice was cut by the couple and served with delicacies by Miriam Call, Peggy Jo Ingram, Sarah Hut, and several ladies. The text ends with unrelated notes about postage history and a drone bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Glen
Walter Rees Murray
Sam LeLee Whitley
English Street
Itley
MiriamcCall
Peggy Jo Ingram
Sarah Hut
Bill Morley
C. Henderson
Emory Gibson
A. Ring
B. B. Byrum
Miss Scruggs Weds Walter Rees Murray at First Baptist
Miss Sarah Glen Scruggs married Walter Rees Murray yesterday at First Baptist Church with Rev. W Wilbur Hutchins officiating. The ceremony featured Emile Se organist, Carl G N Cronstedt soloist, white gladioli and orange blossoms decor. Attendants wore lace and net gowns. bride carried a white prayer book bouquet. After the ceremony they traveled on a wedding trip, to be home in Greensboro. The bride is a UNC and IVC graduate. the groom is a Duke alumnus and Dixie Radio Supply engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Glen Scruggs
Walter
Oregon
Sam DeLee Whitley
Nancy Johnston
Winston-Salem
Betty Brockmann
Robert Blackwell Jordan
Greensboro
H. A. Dinwiddie, Jr
Henry Betts
John Glen Scruggs
University of North Carolina
Woman's College
I.N.C
Murray
Lucille Murray
Walter L. Murray
Duke University
Merchant Marines
Dixie Radio Supply Corp
Chapel Hill
Wilmington
Roanoke
Asheboro
Philadelphia
Goodman Skull wedding held at bride’s home in High Point
Miss Harriett Skull married Eric Goodman of Thomasville in a simple double ring ceremony at the bride’s Montlieu Avenue home on a Tuesday night February 26. Attendants and guests from Burlington Winston-Salem Greensboro and Thomasville watched as the couple, with Mrs. skull and Mr. Goodman’s families, began their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Goodman
Goodman
Montlieu Avenue
Hart Sirull
M. Sirull
Harriett Skull
Thomasville
Rabis Aron Mauskopf
E. B. Ershler
Mrs Hartnett Feted At Party By Mrs Lewis
Mrs William D Lewis hosted at Woodrow Avenue on Thursday evening a bridge party honoring Mrs Emmett Hartnett formerly Miss Jessie Baily of Henderson. Four tables played with bridal tallies and a nosegay marked the honoree. High score went to Mr Jen Hedrick who received ash trays. runner-up received Neste scoring pads. Crystal ice tea glasses were given as bridal gifts. an ice course followed. Guests included Miss Mabel Hayes and Mrs Carl Bickers Jr of Henderson, Mrs Henry Liptak of Libertye, Misses Betty Sechrest Jo Chapman Mildred Allen and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Hartnett
Jessie Baily
Henderson
William D. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
Jen Hedrick
Neste
Mabel Hayes
Carl Bickers, Jr
Henry Liptak
Libertye
Betty Sechrest
Jo Chapman
Hospital Guild Tag Day Set For May 11
The Woman's Guild of High Point Memorial Hospital will hold Tag Day on Saturday May 11. Guild members will sell tags on city streets and in front of businesses to raise funds for a major project, establishing a hospital coffee shop. Mrs Harry Doctor chairs the event with plans announced by guild president Mrs W C Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harry Doctor
W. C. Idol
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet Monday evening at their hall on East Commerce Street. A test attendance was conducted to check membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
East Commerce Street
Williams Hodgin Vows Announced In Jamestown Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Charles H Hodgin of Jamestown announce the marriage of their daughter Lillian Josephine to John Daniel Williams. The ceremony was March 2 at Dr C Excelle Rozzelle home in Asheboro with a ring ceremony. The bride wore a dusty rose ensemble with gardenia corsage. Afterward, the couple were hosted by the bride’s parents for cake cutting. Williams served in the U S Marine Corps overseas and now works at the High Point Enterprise. The couple will reside in Jamestown with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniel Williams
Asheboro
Lillian Josephine Hodgin
Charles H. Hodgin
Jamestown
Lillian Josephine
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Rozzelle
Donna A. Bain
Lillian Wil
Bride
Jones Business Ce Oe
Ar O. Wiliams
U. S. Marine Corps
High Point Enterprise
Monday Through Saturday Plan For Local Social Events
A sequence of society notices lists luncheons lectures and entertainments. Marion Har grove speaks at Senior High school and at a Sheraton luncheon while Altrusa members host guests. Garden clubs DAR and YWCA events appear alongside wedding preparations for Emmagene Shields and Norman C Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Welborn
Sherwood Forrest
Sheraton
Marion Hargrove
Ways and Means
Altrusa Club
John Rothrock
Woodrow
Priscilla Club Continues Sewing On Baby Garments
The Priscilla club met at Mrs. 8. C. Clark’s Parkway home on Friday afternoon to sew baby garments for hospital guild and Red Cross for underprivileged children in Europe. Hostess served salad. Members present include R. K. Young, Charles Perry, Owen Reese, C. A. Ring, Frank Smith, Vernon Idol, J. F. Hayden, Chas. Carroll, Hal Brockman. Guests: Paul Ingle, Paul T. Jones, Paul Hardin Jr., A. M. Utley, and Miss Alice Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Hospital Guild
Red Cross
Mesdames R. K. Young
Charles Perry
Owen Reese
C. A. Ring
Frank Smith
Vernon Idol
J. F. Hayden
Chas. Carroll
Hal Brockman
Mesdames
Paul Ingle
Paul T. Jones
Paul Hardin, Jr
A. M. Utley
Alice Caldwell
Miss Dudeck and Ensign Gordon Callicutt United in Feb Read
Miss Julie Dudeck married Ensign Gordon Callicutt in a simple ceremony Feb 25 at Rev. Julian S. Hopkins home. Bride wore beige wool with gold trim and orchid corsage. groom, son of local couple, has served 44 months in the U S Navy and will report to U S S Smokey later this month. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home before the couple departed for an undisclosed honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Dudeck
Ensign Gordon Callicutt
Julian S. Hopkins
W. E. Anderson, Jr
W. E. Andercorsage
Son
G. H. Callicutt
U. S. Maritime Service
Fort Trumbull
New London
Butter trading heats up as nylons top wants in Albany
In Albany Oregon two ads show a race between butter and nylons for women's desires. A woman offers three pounds of butter for one pair of nylons, and Mrs K A W Steidel repeats the bid offering six pounds of butter for one pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ore
Albany News
K. A. W. Steidel
New Officers At Cloverdale School Elects Leaders
Cloverdale school recently elected new officers from nine candidates. Elected were president J. D. Starnes, vice-president Paul Walton, and secretary Betty Herndon. Other candidates included Johnny Petty Joan Meekins Edna Rich Marie McNeill Myrtle Morrison Florence Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale School
J. D. Starnes
Paul Walton
Betty Herndon
Johnny Petty
Joan Meekins
Edna Rich
Marie McNeill
Myrtle Morrison
Florence Brown
Hammurabi Code Emerges as Early Babylonian Law
The earliest known written legal system was the code of Hammurabi, Babylonian king, promulgated around 2350 B C. This ancient set of laws established formal rules and penalties guiding ancient society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammurabi
Babylonia
Hamilton and Orth Announce Hutchinson Wedding
Miss Frances Bea trice Hamilton and Fred E. Orth announce their marriage in Hutchinson Kansas on February 20 at Rev William Pfautys home. The double ring ceremony followed a pastel blue suit bride outfit. The couple will reside at 16 East 19th Street Hutchinson Kansas after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Beatrice Hamilton
Fred E. Orth
William W. Pfauty
Hutchinson
Kansas
Pfauty
Paul Hamilton
High Point College
Bryce Commercial College
Wakefield Optical Company
Medical Corps
11Th Airborne Division
Liberal High School
Liberal
Wilbur Gable
Coupen
Fast 19Th Street
Loflin Child Has Party At Nursery School
Little Martha Anne Loflin celebrated her fourth birthday at Broad street nursery with friends from 3 to 4 pm. The children played games and listened to stories told by their teacher. Ice cream and birthday cake were served to all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Anne Loflin
Broad Street Nursery
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Hars and Drug Stores
Aint
NU Enamel
Wood-Armfield Furniture CO
Miss Scruggs
Walter Murray
Lester S
Lester
P.l.&r
High Point, N. C
North Main St
St. Edward’s Guild
W. H. Price
Sheraton Hotel
Gloria Siderton
W. O. Webb
E. A. Neely
A. J. Dodge
Corralie Thoma
George H. Clark
Mae Kirkman
Mrs. Hartnett
Mrs. Lewis
Gordon Callicutt
Callicutt
Thomas Dudeck
Hartford, Conn
City
High Point Garden Club
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
P. Moffitt
A. S. Parker
Alexander Martin
DAR
Emerywood Country Club
H. O. Williams
W. T. Powell
Ethel Rochelle
Z. P
Edgeworth
Violet Yokeley
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenway
The
Friendly Garden Club
A. M. Upshaw
Forest Avenue
W. L
YWCA
Adams Memorial YW
Harry Alexander Esiding
Iday
Lp. m
Adams Preveria Ywca
H. R. Pancoast
Shields- Johnson
Baptist Church
M. R. Shields
W. B. Shields
Shields-Johnson
Emmagene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Miss Dudeck
Miter B
Bean How John L
James W
South Main St
Cloverdale
Miss Hamilton
Loflin Child
Main St
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