Marriage Vows Of Miss Hill And A B Huff Jr
Miss Ethelyn Hill daughter of Mrs D Hill and the late John W Hill married Arnold Bertram Huff Jr of High Point in a twilight ceremony March 7 at Gordon church Atlanta Rev W L ork officiated. The couple will reside in Kinston after a brief honeymoon in Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hill
A. B. Huff, Jr
Atlanta
Carolinas
Rgia
Ethelyn Hill
D. Hill
John W
Arnold Bertram Huff, Jr
High Point
Gordon Church
W. L Ork
Army Life At Senior High By Marion Hargrove
Marion Hargrove famed for See Here and Army Life lectured at the senior high school under the High Altrusa club auspices. The former sergeant shared amusing anecdotes from Fort Bragg New York and China detailing his path to publish wartime humor and an honorable discharge. A reception followed at the Rothrock home with about forty five attendees and Russian tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hargrove
Army of the United Tes
High Altrusa Club
Hargrove
Fort Bragg
New York
Ank
Army Weekly
Newark
China
New Shi
Philippines
A. Kirkman
Sutton
The
Trusa Club
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lois Welborn
Ways and Means
Shereon
Ways and Means Committee
John L. Rothrock
Woodrow
Births in High Point and Greensboro area babies
Mr and Mrs Sam Rachel announce Luther Bunyan born February 27 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Wendell Ford Dickerson announce Wendell Ford Jr born March 9 at Washington street unit HP Memorial. Roger Dale Blackwell born March 11 at Washington street unit HP Memorial. Sherry Lynn born March 10 at HP Memorial Washington street unit. Lt Hobaert Per due and Mrs Per due announce daughter born March 12 at Washington unit. Bonnie Sue born March 9 to Mr and Mrs William Loflin HP route three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachol
Sam Rachel
Greensboro
Luther Bunyan
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rachel
Baby
East Market Street
Dickersons
Wendell Ford
Dickerson
Forest Hill Drive
Wendell Ford, Jr
Washington Street
Roger D. Blackwell
Troy William Blackwell
High Point Route Four
Roger Dale
Newby
Arnold Clarence Newby
High Point
Sherry Lynn
Loflin
William Theodore Loflin
High Point Route Three
Bonnie Sue
Meritorious War Service Girls Win New York Trip
Eleven girls including Toni Glover of High Point win a four day trip to New York for meritorious war service in government bond drives the March of Dimes and Red Cross campaigns. The group stays at the Waldorf Astoria during their visit. Lawrence Brown Navy seaman first class enjoys a three week furlough with his parents at 309 Kennedy street before reporting to Norfolk. Mr and Mrs Denson Couch of Atlanta visit sisters in the city at 1101 English street and 402 Barker street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni Glover
High Point
Foreign Liquidation Commission
Washington, D. C
New York
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Waldorf-Astoria
Lawrence Brown
Navy
L. C. Brown
Kennedy Street
Norfolk
Mrs. Denson Couch
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs Terry Hosts Luncheon Honoring Mrs Jones
Mrs R B Terry will entertain at a Tuesday luncheon honoring Mrs William Jones as the social event of the week. The gathering is set for one o clock at the Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
R. B. Terry
Emerywood Country Clu
Owen Reese
Mesdames Joeett
Tom Sprinkle
Hillcrest Drive
Reese
J. G. Doggett
Emerywood Country Club
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial YW
Harry Alexander
WMU Speakers Open 55th State Meeting at First Baptist
The 55th annual State Baptist Woman's Missionary Union opens tonight at the First Baptist church with about 1500 delegates and visitors. Juliette Mather of Birmingham will address the opening session, followed by Dr. Arthur Gillespie, missionary to Kaifeng China and former Wake Forest pastor. Dr. Wingate M. Johnson of Winston-Salem will speak in the morning session on the Baptist hospital work in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
State Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Juliette Mather
Young le
Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Gillespie
Kaifeng
China
Baptist Church
Wake Forest
Gillespie
Wingate M. Johnson
Winston- Salem
The
Baptist Hospital
Woman’s Missionary Union
State Baptist Convention
Tist
W. Wi Bur Hutchins
Southern Baptist Convention
Miss Mather
Daphne Penny
Alda Grayson
Laiyang
Rutherfordton
Foy J. Farmer
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Baptist Hospital of North Carolina
South
Arthur 8. Gillespie
Ina Belle Coleman
Durham
Harriette Murakami
Los Angeles
Calif
Meredith College
WMU Convention Opens As Delegates Arrive In North Carolina
Delegates and visitors begin arriving for the fifty fifth annual WMU meeting at the First Baptist Church in North Carolina. About 1500 are expected to attend through Thursday with varied sessions, talks by Miss Juliette Mather and Miss Ina Belle Coleman, and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
Executive Council
J. Clyde Turner
J. S. Farmer
Raleigh
Ora Alford
Katherine Abee
Ctle
Ruther
Birthday Party for Glenda Joyce Cain
Mr and Mrs Clifford Cain of Trinity hosted a birthday party for their daughter Glenda Joyce celebrating her fourth birthday. Children played games and won prizes for Betty Jean Bish er and Buddy Whitaker, then enjoyed cake ice cream and candy. Gifts delighted the honoree as guests and mothers joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Cain
Trinity
Glenda Joyce
Betty Jean Bisher
Buddy Whitaker
Katherine Sue Brown
Dorothy
Paul
Sharpe
Brewer
Larry Edward Couzens
Shirley Bolton
Larry Sechrest
Ronnie
Gary Bishop
Bobby Lackey
Phyllis Anne
Betty Jean Bishop
Doris Carroll
Frances Gilmore
Mesdames Arlene Whitaker
Doris Goodin
Roberta Brown
Sadie Sechrest
Green Street Baptist Church Social Plans Monthly Meeting
The LLL class meets at 409 Whiteoak St Tuesday evening March 12 at 7 30. All members urged to attend. The Pace Makers class meets tonight with Mrs Charles Waltz at 1107 East Russell Street, it was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Lucy Brewer
Whiteoak St
Charles Waltz
East Russell Street
Stephens Bible Class Attends Convention Change
Members of the Stephens Bible study class will attend the annual state convention of the Woman's Missionary Union tomorrow at three o'clock. The class will not hold its usual meeting at that time and members are asked to note the change in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible Study
The
Woman's Missionary Union
Upcoming social events mark High Point calendar
A busy timetable lists meetings and teas for the Tuesday through Saturday week. Emmagene Shields and Norman C. Johnson plan a First Baptist wedding with related receptions and guests including local society leaders and YWCA figures.
Mr. Wright To Be Feted Friday on 87th Birthday
An openhouse will honor W. H. Wright on his 87th birthday Friday March 15. The event runs from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM at his home, and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
W. H. Wright
Rebekah Lodge meeting with Mrs Frances Chniel
The officers club of Rebekah lodge will meet with Mrs Frances Chniel at 604 Mint Street Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Frances Chniel
Mint Street
Orchestra Plans For Second Of Concerts Sunday
The senior high school orchestra presents its second concert in a three part series this Sunday at 3 p m in the junior high auditorium. Prokofieff Peter and the Wolf is the feature with narration by Mrs Willis Slane. The 45 member ensemble plans classical and semi popular numbers along with the program. Invitations are mailed to college and school music faculties and educators statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and the Wolf
Prokofieff
Willis Slane
Pattern for a jaunty playsuit and jacket ensemble
Advertises pattern 4536 practical overalls and a pretty playsuit with a jacket. Readers are invited to send twenty cents or fifteen more for the Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book at Enterprise Pattern Dept. New York. Includes free hat and gilet set instructions in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Owners Register 273 Rentals With Rent Control Office
Two hundred seventy three rental units were registered by property owners with the rent control office on the first day of the final registration week. J. Es, director of the local office, cited March 15 as the deadline for registration. After registration, owner file data will be sent to tenants for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Four Building Permits Issued for About $12,100
Four permits totaling about $12,100 were issued yesterday to A. O. Davis for a frame residence on East Green Street worth 3,000 dollars J. N. Wright at 124 North Main Street for store repairs 600 dollars Ritch Face Veneer Company on Prospect Street for a new warehouse 4,500 dollars and Sherwood Forrest on South Hamilton Street for an addition to a warehouse 4,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Davis
East Green Street
J. N. Wright
North Main Street
Prospect Street
Sherwood Forrest
South Hamilton Street
Armored Car Drivers Get Six Months For Robbery
In Portland Oregon two drivers from an armored car service were each sentenced to six months in jail for stealing small change from street banks. The incident involved taking money during routine routes and prompted charges of theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Orc
INS
Gas factory stomach turns to relief with INNER-AID claim
A High Point reader describes severe bloating and stomach gas eased after taking INNER-AID. She reports meals no longer cause gas or headaches and credits twelve herbs for cleansing bowels and improving liver and kidney function. Sold at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Vulnerable slam blown by faulty play in contract bridge
In the deal North-South vulnerable, a flawed line cost a slam. South ruffed a heart, drew two trump, then began diamonds. East ruffed the third diamond, leaving South to lose a club. The correct line required precise ruffs and suit management to override a 3-3 trump break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
Declarer
East
Discharged Veterans Report To Draft Board Five
Nineteen local men recently discharged from the armed forces reported to draft board five. The list includes Elmer O. Kearns, Charles Wesley McAnally, Ledmanuel Underwood Creech, Nolan A. Mullis, Collier H. Ellis Jr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board Five
Elmer O. Kearns
Charles Wesley McAnally
Lemanuel Underwood Creech
Nolan A. Mullis
Collier H. Ellis, Jr
Edward Q. Ridge
James Bruce Watson
Harold V. Jensen
Julian A. Lindsay
Millard E. Watson
Austin C. Lovelace
George E. Murphy
John I. Mungan
William F. Shaw
Fred P. Duesenburg
Melton W. Nixon
James E. Talley
Robert E. Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Accounting Office
Arnold B. Huff
Darlington Preparatory School
University of North Carolina
Sigma Chi
Huff
Army Air Forces
New York City
Kinston
A. B. Huff
Argrove
Nelson Florist
Francis
Nelson
N. Main St
Ider Marshall
Mgr
Guilford Furniture CO
Human Jewelry CO
South Main
Mrs. Terry
Mrs. Jones
R. K. Redwine
W. F. Ellis, Jr
First Baptist Wmu
C. E. Sheloff
Thelma Patrick
Cain Child
Pace Maker's
Raina Club
Jeanne Rankin
Church Street
D. T. Harv
J. I. Jessup, Jr
Garland Drive
Ema Shields
Betty Jean Culver
Edgeworth
Violet Yokeley
Gluyas
Greenway
Tanly Sean
Friendly Garden Club
A. M. Upshaw
Forest Avenue
W. L. Kivett
Woman's Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
C. N. Cox
Burt Juge
George Marsh
Julius E. Marsh
Charles Lucas
James Groome, Jr
J. E. Marsh
George M. Marsh
H. R. Pancoast
Canterbury Club
H. L. Brockman
Fairway
Shields-Johnson
Sheraton Hotel
M. R. Shields
W. B. Shields
Emmagene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
Rebekah
Mrs. Chniel
Josephine Culbertson
North Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Winston-Salem, N. C
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N, Main St
Becky
Whitlark's
East Commerce &T
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Onn
ACME
Commerce
Vree Delivery
Idi Ee Ue
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