Bride-Elect Pauline McIntyre Honored Ahead of Wedding
Miss Pauline McIntyre bride elect of tonight to wed Chester C Cooper at Calvary Methodist church was feted at two parties. Her sister Miss Margaret McIntyre hosted an informal gathering with prizes and gifts including silver candelabras. Family and out of town guests attended rehearsals and cake cutting as the couple prepares for the ceremony.
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Pauline McIntyre
Chester C Cooper
Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret McIntyre
Miss McclIntyre
Norman Pierce
C. T. Cochrane
McIintyre
Mesdames J. McIntyre
Raymond Elliott
Robert Sawyer
Dave Norwood
Jesse Lowe
Herman Huggins
Mary Brown
Doris Fatherman
Louise Perdue
John H. McIntyre
Thurston Street
J. R. Pierce
Norman Moore
Mooresville
McIntyre
Lillie Cooper
Norman Major
J. Enos Causey
Liberty
Boone
VFW Auxiliary To Elect Slate
The ladies auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the VFW home on Broad Street. Officers will be elected and members are urged to attend this important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Wayside Club Postpones Meeting One Week
The Wayside Garden club meeting scheduled for Tuesday morning has been postponed a week, according to a yesterday announcement.
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Wayside Garden Club
Spurgeon Bennett Cake Cutting Held At Green Home
The final pre nuptial courtesy for Miss Ruth Spurgeon and William Bennett followed the rehearsal at Abbott's Creek church Friday. Host Mr and Mrs F T Green at 421 West Lexington Avenue greeted guests before the three tier cake was cut with Mrs Ruby Motsinger concluding the first slice.
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Spurgeon-Bennett
Mr. and
Mrs. Green
Ruth Spurgeon
William Bennett
Abbott's Creek
F. T. Green
West
Lexington Avenue
H. Ross Armsworthy
William J. Bennett, Jr
Imogene Hammer
Ruby Motsinger
Wanda Hammer
Greensboro
Betty Spurgeon
F’. S. Spurgeon
Rickard Weir Vows Revealed In Winston-Salem Marriage
Mr and Mrs C W Weir announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to Virgil Arthur Rickard Jr solemnized March 1 Rev R L Smith officiated The bride wore a blue suit with black accessories and red rosebuds The couple reside with the bride’s parents in Winston-Salem route 5 and High Point addresses and will live at 611 Woodbury Avenue High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gilliam
Thomasville
Pauline
James Edward Widdows
Lizzie Holt Widdows
Virgil Arthur Rickard, Jr
Mary Weir
C. W. Weir
Winston- Salem
C. Glenn Idol
Kernersville
Mary Lee Cantrell
P. L. Cantrell
High Point Route Ang
Winston-Salem
Mary
R. L. Smith
High Point
Mr. Rickard
Virgil Arthur Rickard
Woodbury Avenue
Venetia Wilcox Hosts 14th Birthday Club Dance
Venetia Wilcox entertained about seventy young guests at Emerywood country club to celebrate her fourteenth birthday. She wore a powder blue net and lace gown with gardenias, as her mother Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Phil Griffin assisted. The Bowtie Swingers provided music for the party with several specialty numbers during intermission.
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Venetia Wilcox
Emerywood Country Club
Cecil R. Wilcox
West Farriss Avenue
Wilcox
Phil Griffin
Bowtie Swingers
Tilting Tournaments and Colorful Food Traditions in South Carolina
Tilting tournaments persist in South Carolina and remain part of a pictorial colonial era custom. The purple feveral grade mats on meat describe a harmless vegetable dye that vanishes during cooking.
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South Carolina
Pilot Club Sets Meetings At Sheraton Hotel
The Pilot club board of directors will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at the Sheraton hotel followed by a general business meeting Tuesday evening at the same venue. President Miss Grace Baker will preside over both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sherton Hotel
Grace Baker
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Beauty
AIR Ambulance, Inc
Yow’s Funeral Home
Wayside Club
Helena Rubinstein
Uirench
Royce Compact
Nail Lacouer
Cecils Drug Store
North Main St
Rickard-Weir
Sedgefield
Ar Egies Ata
Trom
Ning
Apts
Glosheen
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