Plans Announced for Coffey Cardwell Wedding
Final plans for the marriage of Miss Mary Ella Coffey and Harry B Cardwell Jr will be solemnized at the First Baptist church Friday at 11 oclock. Attendants include Marilyn Collins maid of honor and Brenda Coffey junior bridesmaid with Wilburn Thornton and Wayne Shelton as ushers. Music will be provided by Eva Staples Ramona Rhodes and Felix Long. A series of pre nuptial parties have honored the bride with showers and bingo games at the Wilson and Preslar homes and upcoming plans include a party at Borden's Gold Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ella Coffey
Harry B. Cardwell, Jr
First Baptist Church
Miss Coffey
Marilyn Collins
Dot Kendall
Dixie
Brenda Coffey
Wilburn Thornton
Wayne Shelton
Eva Staples
Lydia Pinkham's Compound touted for female ailments relief
The letter claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases monthly cramps headaches and backaches along with pre menstrual nervous tension. The writer notes pleasant taste and quick relief and recommends the product to women, with a mention of iron fortified tabs as a handy purse item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Fr. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
P.S
Bridal Courtesy Paid Miss Peace Bridal Shower Ties
Mrs J G Workman entertained at 1017 Adams Street for Miss Peace bride elect. She is to wed Charles Bolton at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Saturday. Spring flowers filled rooms. corsages given to the honoree. gifts included a bride motif china set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peace
J. G. Workman
Adams Street
Charles Bolton
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
T Fess
Ruby Workman
Mildred Caper
Aes
Miss Sybil White Feted On Nineteenth Birthday
Miss Sybil White was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy White on Clifton Street. About twenty five guests attended the Saturday evening event with games entertainment and contests. Group pictures were taken and an ice course with punch served to end the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil White
Roy White
Clifton Street
Jolly Twelve Postpones March Meet to March Twenty Ninth
The Jolly Twelve club postpones its March 22 meeting to March 29. Mrs. Frank Collins of 215 Fideidosa will host, and the Heart-Sisters will be remembered at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly On Club
Frank Collins
Fideidosa
Baylor Students Here For Holidays
Three Baylor School for Boys students Buck Batchelor John Watkins and Robert Yancey visit home for holidays. Batchelor origins listed as Mr and Mrs George Batchelor 2408 Sylvan Road Watkins from Mr and Mrs Allen H Watkins Sedgefield Yancey son of Mr and Mrs K L Yancey 106 West Greenway five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Batchelor
John Watkins
Robert Yancey
Baylor School For Boys
Cha Pelles
Batchelor
George Batchelor
Sylvan Road
Watkins
Allen H. Watkins
Sedgefield
Yancey
K L. Yancey
West Greenway
Social calendar details multiple Greensboro events
A dense listings page notes Miss Kathryn York's reception at the Jefferson club Greensboro hosted by Jefferson Standard Life Insurance. several LWV, AAUW, Garden clubs, and community group meetings at the YWCA, Gibson Gold room, Johnson Street, Reid home, and local churches. A Friday wedding is to occur at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn York
Jefferson Club
Greensboro
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
High Point Provisional League of Women Voters
YWCA
Mesdames Robaai
Clifford Chappell
Mary Ella Coffey
Gibson Gold Room
AAUW
T. G. Gray
Johnson Street
Doris Ritchie
Katheryn York
Hi-Po Editor Shines Among High Point Students
Senior Miss Page of High Point College graduates Magna Cum Laude and stands out as Hi-Po editor. She built an efficient staff, raised the paper to new heights, and plans to pursue newspaper work. She joined the Order of the Lighted Lamp and led the International Relations Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gs A Page
High Point
Dae
Hi-Po
Miss Page
Order of the Lighted Lamp
High Point College
International Relations Club
Noel Coward
V. E. Page
212 Street
Alpha Rho Group Hears Mrs Morris At Mrs Shivers Home
The Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was entertained by Mrs Guy Shivers at her Westwood home with Mrs Fred Hughes as associate hostess and Mrs Billie Morris presenting a program on The Good. Mrs Morris spoke of wartime service and influence on soldiers during World War I. A tentative new slate led by Mr Barrett McCall as vice president and Dot Lee as recording secretary was nominated for next meeting. Hostesses served refreshments to twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Guy Shivers
Westwood
Fred Hughes
Billie Morris
Joe Morris Eine
Ais
Oser Barrett
Bert McCall
Dot Lee
Miss Knox
Orin Whitener
Council
Reverend L B Reavis Speaks at Council Women Retreat Plan
The Rev L B Reavis of Green Street Baptist preached on Has Christian Failed at the High Point Council of Church Women meeting held at Green Street Baptist. The group set plans for a Spiritual Retreat at Springfield Friends Church on April 4 with Miss Louise Eggleston of Norfolk as speaker. Attendance totals included 468 at Green Street and St Mary's services plus 3 897 children at Peel and senior high events for 4 365 participants. Clothing for overseas relief will be shipped mid April and picked up at homes during the next drive. The May meeting will be a YWCA luncheon with state president Mrs Hillman as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Reavis
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point Council of Church Women
Springfield Friends Church
H — E Poe
Marvin Smith
Temple
McFarland
Green Street Baptist
St. Mary's Episcopal
Peel
Louise Eggleston
Norfolk
YWCA
Hillman
Bible Study Classes Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The Philothea class of Trinity under Mrs Amond White with Miss Pauline Payne as associate hostess will meet. The Stephens Bible Study class convenes at Mrs W P Bodenheimer 313 Sunset Drive with Mrs J Paul Hill leading at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philothea
Trinity
Amond White
Pauline Payne
Stephens Bible
W. P. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
J. Paul Hill
Party Honors Miss Polson To Wed Soon
Daffodils and potted plants framed a party honoring Miss Claudette Polson who will wed Carl A. Ellison Jr in early spring. Hostesses were Miss Phyllis Martin and Mrs. Carl M. Coleman. about thirty five friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette
Carl A. Ellison, Jr
Ruby Polson
Carl Ellison, Sr
Beulah Loury
Eva Lee Loury
Jamestown Garden Club Meets Tomorrow Afternoon
Jamestown Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 3 o clock at the Oakdale Community house. Guest speaker Mrs. R H Nibbelink of High Point will discuss wild flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Garden Club
Oakdale
R. H. Nibbelink
High Point
Taffy Ferguson Feted At Party In Thomasville
Thomasville residents celebrate Taffy Ferguson fifth birthday with a children’s TV party hosted by mother Belvin Ferguson. Guests enjoy games, an Easter egg hunt, and a large cake with ice cream served after group photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Taffy Ferguson
Belvin Ferguson
San
Taffy
Ferguson
J. T. Daniels An Sey Sietondarben
Floyd Williams
Denton
Michale Youn Everhart Micky
Zak Sneedeadon
Terry Sechrest
Terry
Judy Aamentrods
Ey Noe Sharon
Bobby Crofts
Joyce Williams
Aloma Suess
David and
Delree Hedrick
A. W. Hedrick
High
Carlton Armentrout
Revered Kale Patient at High Point Memorial
The Reverend W. Arthur Kale pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist church is listed as resting satisfactorily at High Point Memorial Hospital where visitors are not allowed. Leroy Miller of 1109 Blain Street is recovering from the second of two major operations and may receive visitors. W. H. Proctor of 210 Whittier Street has returned home from surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and is recovering well. Susan Lynn Elliott of 69 Harrison Avenue is confined to home with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Arthur Kale
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Memorial Porter
Leroy Miller
Blain Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. H. Proctor
Whittier Street
Susan Lynn Elliott
V. F. Elliott
Harrison Avenue
BPW Members Tour Children’s Home On Inspection Visit
BPW members visited the North Carolina Children’s Home Society for an inspection of the facility. The group learned of new kitchens and adoption procedures while noting staff needs including a practical nurse and a gas stove. The club has funded the home as a Christmas project for two years and invites continued support and future visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
North Carolina
Ae Gm Ite
Power Co
Miss Virginia Wilson Addresses Sorority on Art
Miss Vi B. Wilson supervisor of art for city schools spoke to the Mu chapter of Beta Phi sorority. She tied art to interior decoration furniture design and clothing, stressed texture in fabrics and color in relation to objects, and announced a Founders Day dinner set for April 23 at the Plantation supper club. Twelve members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Sorority
Vi B. Wilson
Plantation
Nancy Wagoner
Miss Wilson
Kathryn Coleman Gurley Born in Jamestown at Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gurley of 210 Mendenhall Jamestown announce the birth of Kathryn Coleman Gurley born in March at Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Gurley is the former Kathryn Thackston of Durham and a former High Point city schools teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Coleman Gurley
Ralph Gurley
Mendenhall Road
Jamestown
Kathryn Coleman
Point Memorial
Miss Kathryn York Complimented At Party and Shower
A bridal shower in Stokesdale honored Miss Kathryn York with a lily bouquet theme green and white colors. Fifteen guests gathered at the home of the host for games gifts and refreshments, guests received a white orchid on arrival and entertainment flowed through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn York
Stokesdale
Bridal Courtesies for Miss Hardie April Bride Elect
Two social teas and a bridge party celebrated Miss Alfreda Hardie and other brides in Woodbrook and Ferdnale areas. Hostesses R H Shaw and R Edwin Chappell led gatherings with spring flowers, corsages, and a bridal shower gift wagon cover crepe in pink and green. Betsy Saunders, Unity Nash, and guests from Greensboro attended, with Miss Saunders hosting a separate luncheon at 808 Jones Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hardie
Alfreda
Wilbur Stancil
Woodbrook Court
R. H. Shaw
R. Edwin Chappell
Ferdnale Drive
Unity Nash
VFW Auxiliary Meet Tonight on West Broad Street
The VFW auxiliary will meet at 7:30 tonight at its home on West Broad Street. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Coffey-Cardwell
Ramona Rhodes
Felix Long
Missesse Wilson
Wilson
Montlieu Avenue
Reuben Preslar
Robert Miller
Preslar
Patsy Miller
Vernon Cottey
Gray
Roba
Borden's
Gold Room
Clyde Baxter, JR
Studio Home
Miss White
Jolly Twelve
Baylor
Thomasville Florist Assn
Nelson Florist & Decorators
N. Main
Home and Garden Club
Mayne Bundy
J. O. Hauschild
L. G. Monroe
Jones Street
Harry Alexander
U Study Club
J. B Oer
Glaster Jones
Reid Home
Oakview Road
Ruby Brooks
Amos Mills
CC Camp Road
Joyce Kearns
Woodrow Avenue
Hipo
Lucy Faye Page
Council of Church Women
Trinity Philatheas
Miss Polson
Jamestown Club
Marshall E
Ginsburg
BPW
Children’s Home
Virginia Wilson
Tom Ka
cCoy
Miss M Dunn
Betsy Saunders
Iicabeth Swiggett
Mesdames Junius
Dean Harpe
E. $. Aan Jr
D. Clark Otek Genevieve
Robert Clyde
George White
Miss Bet Cresby
Mies Fia Hardie
Bere
Tom Brentley
Sy Saunders
Monark
VFW
Glenn
E. Washington St
Duke Power Company
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