Burchett-Wagner Vows Announced
Mr and Mrs Gean Paul Burchett announce their wedding on February 23 at Oak View Methodist Church with Rev N L Oliver officiating The ceremony featured a double ring rite nuptial music by Betty Smith and Mrs N L Oliver The bride wore a blue suit and pink rosebud corsage Her father Elbert Samuel Martin gave her in marriage The groom is son of Gennie P Burchett of Trinity and recently discharged from the Army after three years including overseas The couple have returned from their wedding trip and are at home in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gean Paul Burchett
Oak View Methodist Church
Rev
N. L. Oliver
Betty Smith
Oregon
Hazel Martin
Kenneth McAdden
Elbert Samuel Martin
Jones Business College
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D. C
Evelyn Martin Wagner
Antoinette Gilmore
Joe Harris Marley
Joseph Thackford
N. F. Phillips
Jesse Craven
Vaughn H. Dorsett
Charles C. Dorsett
Marley
B. W. Gilmore
Ramseur
Pittsboro
W. FE. Marley
Ramseur High School
U.S. Army Air Forces
District Rebekahs To Meet Friday
The Fourth Rebekah district will meet with the Magdalene Rebekah lodge on Friday March 15 at 6 o clock for a fellowship dinner at the First Evangelical and Reformed church Reservations may be made with Mary White Among the honorees will be Mrs Elsie Burke a state president Miss Lula Brandon state vice president and Mrs Ramsey district deputy president A large delegation is expected. Spaniards landing in Mexico in 1519 found the natives of Yucatan using tobacco both for smoking and for snuff. Harvesting tools used in the States as late as 1830 were of the same type as those used in Biblical days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mary White
Elsie Burke
Lula Brandon
Ramsey
Mexico
Yucatan
Songs Of Eastern Rivers Cited At Friday Music Club Program
Friday morning music study club met at Mrs. Charles F. Tomlinson’s home for the program Songs of Rivers of the East. Speakers Henry Foscue Frank Armfield and Edith Moore Sherrod led the session with a map of rivers and performances including Flat River Girl and two Indian songs. The group discussed Gershwin and Edward MacDowell linking rivers to American music, with a luncheon at Emery wood country club afterward. Fourteen members attended and visitor Mrs. George M. Fish joined from Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Tomlinson
Parkway
Brandywine
Delaware
Ben Bolt
Foscue
Erie Canal
Edward McDowell
Hudson River
Robert Cameron
Thayer
East River
Richmond
George Gershwin
America
Armfield
Gershwin
Edith Sherrod
Stephen Foster
H. T. Hudson
Symphony Fund
Symphony
George M. Fish
Santa Barbara
Emma Blair P.T.A. to Meet Tuesday Evening at School
The Parent-Teacher association of Emma Blair school will meet at the school on Tuesday night at 7 30 o’clock. Rev. E M Jones pastor of South Main Street Methodist church will have a devotional period. Mrs Hogg’s fourth grade will present a play and special music will be rendered by a brass quartet under St Gatwood. The Girl Scouts will be awarded their pins. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair School
E. M. Jones
South Main Street Methodist Church
Senior High PTA Elects Officers for 1946 47
The Senior High Parent Teacher Association held a brief meeting in the cafeteria before the Talent Parade and elected officers for 1946 47. President is Mrs Fletcher Welch, vice president Mrs Ed Wertz, secretary Miss Edna Nicholson, and treasurer Mrs Philip Silver. Mrs C G Mackintosh installed the officers after the treasurer's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior High Pta
Senior High Parent Teacher Association
Fletcher Welch
Ed Wertz
Edna Nicholson
Philip Silver
C. G. Mackintosh
Oak View PTA Hosts Musical Program at School
The Oak View PTA met last Thursday evening in the school auditorium for the March meeting. President J. H. Eagle presided. A joint musical program by fourth and fifth grades was directed by Frances Clinard and Betty Veigh Smith, with the school band directed by Mrs. Ralph Cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK View Pta
Parent-Teacher Association of
Oak View School
J. H. Eagle
Frances Clinard
Betty Veigh Smith
Difour
Ralph Cheek
North Main Street
Miss Kirkman Engaged To Wed Mr Carmichael
Elaine Stamey Kirkman daughter of James Byron Kirkman 503 Colonial Drive engages to Odell Gordon Carmichael son of Roy Lee Carmichael. The wedding is set for April 12 at the Memorial Methodist Church in High Point. Elaine is High Point native, employed at Briggs Manufacturing. Carmichael, discharged from the army after three years service, thirty months overseas, is a Jamestown High School and Brevard College graduate and Briggs employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Byron Kirkman
Colonial Drive
Elaine Stamey
Odell Gordon Carmichael
Roy Lee Carmichael
Rerermorial Methodist Church
High Point
Miss Kirkman
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Carmichael
Jamestown High School
Brevard College
Church Circles Meet Tomorrow at Three Churches
The Main Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service hosts circles Monday March 11 with varied meeting times and hostesses. Wesley Memorial church circles follow in the afternoon and Green Street Baptist church circles meet 7:30 pm for regular and inspirational sessions. John Eshelman Jr. will address the First Methodist Wesleyan service guild at 7:30 pm on World Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatewood Avenue
Dewey Allen
Carr Street
Lucy Robertson
W. CC. Kennerly
Chandler Street
Wesley Memorial Church
W. L. Spencer
G. N. Bryant
Edgar Snider
Ralph Snyder
Wappas
Frank Wood
E. F. Craver, Sr
Harold McVee
Glenn Smith
J. W. Chandler
Helen Marie Sheloff
John Lindsay, Jr
Maxum Bingham
Green ST
Woman's Missionary Society of
Green Street Baptist Church
Eshelman
GUILD
John Eshelman, Jr
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Armed Services
Persia
Annabel Thompson
Circles of two churches set meetings for Monday
The Woman's auxiliary of First Presbyterian plans daytime circle meetings at various homes and times including No. 1 at 12 15 with Mrs Clyde Garrison 1112 Rotary Drive and No. 2 at 12 30 with Mrs D E Compton at Sedgefield plus multiple 3 o'clock sessions and evening circles led by Mrs J H Hogg and Miss Louise Hunter The First Methodist circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service also schedule a Monday gathering with No 1 at 3 p m led by Mrs James Ellington at 608 Sunset
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde Garrison
Rotary Drive
D. E. Compton
Sedgefield
Sanders Dallas
H. D. Perry
Wiltshire Boulevard
T. S. MacKenzie
Edgedale
H. V. Koonts
Ardmore Circle
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Kenneth Redman
Parkway
J. H. Hogg
Circle Drive
Louise Hunter
East Green Street
Clyde Allred
Ivey Paylor
Rowella Apartments
First Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
James Ellington
Ellington
School Program Ends With Nominating Session
The conclusion of the Benne Waters correction program featured three selections, a trombone solo by Barry Ruth with Betty Veigh Smith, and a short business meeting. Principal A H. King reported cafeteria progress, and the nominating committee was appointed to prepare a new officer slate for April for May installation. Mrs L R Zimmerman, Orvie Hayworth, and A H King are asked to serve on the committee. The attendance banner and a one dollar award went to Betty Veigh Smith for her fifth grade effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heads
Johnson Street
PTA
C. B. Loflin
E. K. Hightower
J. E. Grissett
High Point City
Glenn Handy
C. Aly
Ivy Paylor
Luna Ray
Glee Club
Dorothy Hoskins
Grant
Mark Twain
Miss Parish
Benne Waters
Barry Ruth
Betty Veigh Smith
A H. King
Allen Jay PTA to Hear Mrs McMurray on Bible Teaching
Allen Jay school PTA meets Monday at 7 30 PM with Mrs Charles McMurray as guest speaker. Her talk will explore The Teaching of the Bible in Public Schools, as the main topic of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
McMurray
Allen Jay School
PTA
Charles McMurray
Marion Hargrove Arrives For Altrusa Lecture
Marion Hargrove author of See Here Private Hargrove arrives Monday for an Altrusa Club lecture at the junior high school. He will be feted with two social affairs, including a luncheon at the Sheraton and an informal open house at 208 Woodrow Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hargrove
Hargrove
Altrusa Club
Lois Welborn
Ways and Means
Marie ‘Arrest
Sheraton
Hono
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Army of the United States
Mount Olive
Charlotte News
Fishbowl
Fort Bragg
Bragg
New York
YANK
Army Weekly
China
New Delhi
Philippines
Sam
America
High Point
Plans Announced For Wedding Of Miss Shields And Mr Johnson
Final plans for the wedding of Miss Emmagene Shields and Norman C. Johnson are announced for Saturday March 16 at 4 PM at First Baptist Church. Rev W Wilbur Hutchins to officiate. Bridesmaids include Mrs J L Jessup Jr and Mrs D T Harvey. Best man John Wright of Scotia NY. Post ceremony greetings in church vestibule. several social events planned in Greensboro and at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmagene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Dan Smith
Eleanor Younts
Shields
Dorothy Miller
J. S. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
D. T. Harvey
Wayne Mohler
John Wright
Scotia
New York
Norfolk
Virginia
Miss Shields
D.J. Harvey
J. L. Jessup, Jr
Bridge
M. R. Shields
Sheraton Hotel
Baptist Church
W. B. Shields
Shields-Johnson
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Emma Shields Before March 16 Wedding
Mrs. W W Lentz hosted a Westwood bridge party in Miss Emma gene Shields’s honor ahead of her marriage to Norman C Johnson. Guests enjoyed marked tables, a corsage, and a linen shower with gifts for the bride elect. hostesses presented sheets as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shields
W. W. Lentz
Emmagene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
Bridge
Westwood
Kell Chrest
D. T. Harvey
Darrell Sechrest
Frank Hicks
W. B. Shields
Jack Nance
Carol Justice
J. H. Shields
Elizabeth Swiggett
Dot Miller
Ruth Gillean
Alfreda Hardie
Local drive schedules list multiple chairmen and addresses
No. 2 at 3 p.m. with Mrs. B. H. Poole as chairman and Mrs. J. W. Hinkle at 329 Woodrow avenue. No. 3 at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Wray Ward and Mrs. Paul Callahan at 1200 Cedrow avenue. No. 4 at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Roby Yarborough and Mrs. L. C. Brown at 309 Kennedy street. No. 5 at 3 p.m. with Mrs. L. H. Zimmerman and Mrs. J. C. Harwell at 1207 North Hamilton street. No. 6 at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. F. R. Allman and Mrs. Rufus Whitaker at 305 Montheu avenue. No. 7 at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. John Pickett and Mrs. C. L. Gray at 912 Rotary drive plus associate hostess Mrs. E. J. Phibbs Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Poole
J. W. Hinkle
Woodrow Avenue
Wray Ward
Paul Callahan
Cedrow Avenue
Roby Yarborough
L. C. Brown
Kennedy Street
L. H. Zimmerman
J. C. Harwell
North Hamilton Street
F. R. Allman
Rufus Whitaker
Montheu Avenue
John Pickett
C. L. Gray
Rotary Drive
E. J. Phibbs, Jr
Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Announced
Winners in the Emerywood duplicate bridge club were announced Saturday. In the north south pair Durland and Mrs. W P Hazle led, with Mrs Anne Jr and Mrs R D as runners up. In the east west division Mrs Jao of Georgetown South Carolina and H W Taylor of Raleigh won, with Robert Hubbard and Mrs Cc T Ingram Sr as second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Sara
North
Durland
W. P. Hazle
Anne Jr
R. D
East
Jao
Georgetown
S. C
H. W. Taylor
Raleigh
Robert Hubbard
Cc. T. Ingram
Divorce Filed by Mrs Bess W Ridenhour
One action for divorce filed in municipal court on grounds of two years separation from L E Ridenhour. The filing records show Mrs Bess W Ridenhour seeking dissolution of marriage with the cited period of separation from her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess W. Ridenhour
L. E. Ridenhour
Randolph Couples Announce Vows in Asheboro Revival
Miss Ina Belle King and David Rich of Asheboro wed March in the home of Curtis Rich with Rev. Charles L. Stout officiating. Bride wore blue. corsage of white rosebuds. Organist N. F. Phillips and vocalist Jesse Craven provided nuptial music. The couple will reside in Ramseur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Ina Belle King
David Rich
Curtis Rich
Charles L. Stout
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rich
Arlie King
Bertha Bean
Seagrove
Mr. Rich
Joe Rich
Burrowing Owl Nests Underground Among Land Birds
The burrowing owl stands out as the only land bird that nests underground, highlighting its unique nesting habit among terrestrial species.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebekahs
HuMan Jewelry CO
South Main ST
Antichrist
Mussolini
Hitler
John H. Scall
Fairmont Park
Thomasville Road
West End
Turner Hall
N. Y
Marrinello
Henri Lazzari
Halliwell
Security Bank
P.ta
Emma Blair
Cloverdale Pta
Cloverdale
Lindsay
Mr. Carmichael
Wesley Memorial Circles
Presbyterian Circle
Elaine Stamey Kirkman
Mr. Johnson
Duplicate Bridge Club
Dial
Ladies Apparel Shop
Randolph
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