Miss Culver Fetes Bride-Elect Miss Yokely At Dessert Bridge
Miss Culver hosts a dessert bridge for Miss Violet Yokely whose engagement to Lt. E A y Jr of Greensboro was announced. Guests mingle in the Yokely home with carnations and rose buds as arrangements. High score went to Mrs. Mary Stansbury. gifts include a set of fancy cake soaps and silver serving piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Julius E. Marsh
Charlie
James Groome, Jr
George Marsh
High Point
Violet Yokely
Greensboro
Betty Culver
Yokely
W. H. Yokely
Mary Stansbury
Missen + Baegy Rtes
Eleanor Deanor Younts
Betsy Anderson
Nell Brower
Dorothy Highfill
Culver
Emma Blair PTA meeting highlights music and Girl Scouts
At the Emma Blair High School Tuesday meeting Mrs Eva Allred chaired the session as Rev E W Jones led devotionals and a high school brass quartet performed. The music department outlined children starting instrument lessons and forty Girl Scouts pledged with Mabel Burnett receiving praise for leadership. Elm Street PTA reported Saint Patrick's festival March 15 and plans to test auditorium amplification while grades shared poems songs and choral readings from third and second graders and a high school octet performed four numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Mabel Burnett
Harold Calhoun
T. Miller
R. D. Mooney
Sire Burnett
ELM Street Pta
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Harry Monroe
Richardson
Monroe
Herndon
L. G. Wilson
Mrs. Upshaw Hosts Garden Club Talk On Native Trees
The Friendly Garden club met at 408 Forest Avenue with Mrs. A M Upshaw hosting. President Mrs. Roy Brown led a brief business session before Mrs. W L Kivett presented a talk on trees native to the area, naming 166 species, with a contest won by Mrs. B T Clanton of Triangle Lake who received a potted plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Friendly Garden Club
A. M. Upshaw
Forest Avenue
Roy Brown
B. T. Clanton
Triangle Lake
Juvenile Court Judge Speaks On Delinquency
High Point High Point Woman's club hears Civic talk by Juvenile Court Judge C N Cox on youth delinquency. He links broken homes and parental drinking to crime and urges church and school cooperation and a visit to the municipal court. Mrs J A Eshelman presides and announces a cancer society meeting in Winston-Salem. New members welcomed. treasurer resigns with replacement named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
YWCA
C. N. Cox
High Point
Cox
J. A. Eshelman
American Cancer Society
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
W. J. Pappas
Evening social calendar and wedding events on Thursday
A busy schedule lists tea at Mrs. Owen Reese on Hillcrest for troop leaders and committee members, a Bleway dinner at Emerywood Country Club, luncheons for Mrs. William Jones and YWCA guests, Canterbury club and Private Duty Nurses meetings, a Shields Johnson wedding rehearsal at the church, YWCA board session, a breakfast for party families, and the solemnized wedding of Miss Shields and Norman C. Johnson at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Reese
J. G. Doggett
Tom Sprinkle
Ble
Emerywood Country Club
R. B. Terry
William Jones
Ywca Memo
Adams Memorial Ywca
H. R. Pancoast
Canterbury Club
H. L. Brockman
Fairway
Private Duty Nurses Club
C. H. Williard
Johnson Street
Shields-Johnson
Sheraton
M. R. Shields
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial VW Building
Harry Alexander
W. B. Shields
Puesieene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Altrusa Plans Tri City Banquet For April Ninth
At a Sheraton hotel meeting the Altrusa club voted to hold its annual banquet in June and plan a tri city event with Winston Salem Greensboro and High Point. Proceeds from Marion Hargrove talk benefit the underprivileged children ton sil clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Tri-City
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Marion Hargrove
Evelyn Sutton
Lois Welborn
South Carolina
Rose Thurman
Mabel Hargett
Sheraton
Adams Club Holds March Meeting at YWCA
Adams club members met at the Adams Memorial YWCA on Tuesday evening March 12 with about forty six attendees. A talent show featured Billie Neely performing magic tricks and Don Gibbard singing. Charlotte Zimmerman played marimba selections and Amendes Whitley sang and danced. Refreshments followed and the club announced it won the Industrial department membership contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Billie Neely
Don Gibbardat
En Charlotte Zimmerman
Little Amendes Whitley
YWCA
McNeills Move to Charlotte To Run Gibson Ice Cream Plant
Mr and Mrs M F McNeill and daughters Alice and Anne depart for Charlotte to reside at 2619 Providence Road They will own and operate a distributing business at 800 EF Morehead named the Mac Anne Company to distribute Gibson ice cream in the Charlotte area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. McNeill
Alice
Anne
Charlotte
Providence Road
Morehead
Mac-Anne Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
George McCann Marsh
Clark Dillon
Jm A. Russell
Betty Sechrest
Betty Jackson
Charles Lucas
J. E. Marsh
Mollie Iceman
Charles Carr Bowie
That City
James Groome
Jeanne Rankin
Harry Brown Finch
Helen Marie Sheloff
Jane Austin
J. H. Davis
Howard Marsh
Au Mies Ider Marshall, Mgr
Puetly Enk
Nelson Florist
Francis
Nelson
Main &T
Borden
America
Starlac
SvaRiac
IME
U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Ginny Simms
CBS
Rita Hayworth
Rita
PTA
An Parker
A. H. Whitley
American Iomes
W. O. Burnham
Raymond Dover
Clare Tree
Parent-Teachers Council
Junior Service League
Clare Treeajors
Captain Hook
Peter Pan
Wendy
Peter
James M. Barrie
Vicks Vatr
Human Jewelry CO
South Main
Wilson
George Rector
Altrusans
D. M. Spuri
Luna Smith
Lucille Bodenhamer
Det Zigler
Bebe
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lonrouns
Eho
Samuel Hyman
Sdiamond
Nt Ee Jeweler
Adams
M.f.mcneills
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