Mrs Charles Carroll Hosts Priscilla Club Meeting
Mrs Charles F Carroll welcomed all Priscilla club members and guests to her home at 1306 Greenway Drive Friday afternoon. Members stitched infant garments for Red Cross overseas aid while socializing, with refreshments and spring flowers enhancing the scene. Guests included Mesdames Idol Tomlinson Cofield Simpson Amos, and others present included club members Young Reese Ring Smith Ellis Brockmann Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Charles F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
Red Cross
W. G. Idol
C. F. Tomlinson
H. J. Coffield
Taylor Simpson
Charles L. Amos
Mrs. Carroll
Fred Thomas
R. K. Young
Owen Reese
C. A. Ring
Frank Smith
Vernon Idol
J. F. Hayden
Collier Ellis
Harry Brockmann
C.clark
Fricasseeing Tips With Turkey and Rice Dish
Fragmentary cook note advises buying half a turkey occasionally and cutting the bird for fricasseeing. Mentions a syn age and seven stool curry with gravys in individual casseroles. Guides adding two cups cooked rice with minced parsley green pepper salt pepper nutmeg agar and cloves. Place in a and fill the
Kennedy and Marsh Married in March Nuptials
Miss Bernice Kennedy and T. J. Marsh wed March 2 at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. C. E. Ridge officiating. Bride wore a white wine and blue street length dress with red rosebud corsage. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh of Route 1 Thomasville. The couple plan to make their home with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kennedy
T. J. Marsh
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
C. E. Ridge
Alvin Kennedy
Thomasville
Johnnn
Route 1
Centered Turkey Curry Lifted with Onion Aroma
A centered dish features cubed lant cooked with onion and well seasoned. Dot with margarine and bake until heated through. Just before serving place the turkey curry on top.
Engagement Of Miss Brown Announced Here
Mr and Mrs Glenn A Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to S Gray Wil Aerit 18 to wed Miss Brown a local school graduate who attended Catawba College and Smith business college She is on the staff of Dr MacLean B Leath Mr Williamson son of Mrs Pearl Williamson and the late S G Williamson is a local school graduate who enlisted in the marines in July 1942 served two years in the Pacific and was discharged in December 1945 He is enrolled in High Point college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Brown
Evelyn
Io S. Gray
Wil- Aerit
Miss Brown
Catawba College
Smith Business College
MacLean B. Leath
Williamson
Pearl Williamson
S. G. Williamson
Marines
High Point Col
H. M. Freeman
Franklinville
Route 1
Ila Ivadeff
Arlience
Bear Creek
Greensro
G. M. Graham
Storms Clear Air Bring Starvation for Chimney Swifts
Storms that clear the air of insects often starve chimney swifts, which feed only on the wing. The average depth of oil wells drilled in the United States rose over twenty years from 2,900 feet to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Smith Gordon Vows In Concord In Simple Garden Ceremony
In Concord on March 2 at 5 pm Miss Sara Lee Gordon wed E Z Smith Jr of Thomasville at Forest Hill Methodist with a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O B Small, wore a chartreuse suit and orchids. the groom is the son of E Z Smith Sr. and the couple left for a wedding trip to Virginia and Washington, D C. Only family and intimate friends attended, with several out-of-town relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Smith, Jr
Concord
O. B. Small
E. Z. Smith
Sara Lee Gordon
Thomasville
Forest Hill Methodist Parsonage
Abram J. Cox
Charles Phillips
Listz
Charles Frye
d'Hardelot
Debussy
Locke Mills Company
Smith
W. F. Jones
Danville
Myrtle Smith
Eugene Smith
N. C
George McCain
Roberta Smith
Madison
A. J. Towell
J. W. McCombs
Kannapolis
N. Cc
State Congress of Parents and Teachers to meet in Winston-Salem
The State Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold its annual convention in Winston-Salem April 24 and 25 with the theme Together We Build. Mrs E N Howell of Swananoa is president. Brentwood PTA plans spring festival for April. Vance Lanier presided. band directed by Betty Michaels performed. Dr George Wood spoke on wartime Europe. Miss Thompsons fourth grade won the attendance banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibsonville
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winston-Salem
E. N. Howell
Swannanoa
Brentwood Pta
Brentwood School Parent- Teacher Association
Vance Lanier
Betty Michaels
City Schools Music Department
George Wood
Rope
Miss Thompson
Altrusans Plan Unique Program at Dinner Meeting
Altrusa club will hold a Tuesday evening meeting at the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs. Rose Thurman as speaker. Dinner is served from 1 o'clock, and a unique program, not yet announced, will be featured. Members are expected to attend unless the secretary, Mrs. Hargett, is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Rose Thurman
Hargett
Many Couples Wed In Randolph Marriage Vows
Asheboro area brides and grooms reported in a roundup of weddings from March. Opal McMasters and Charles J. Bullard wed March 1 in Asheboro with Rev. Gurney B. Ferree officiating./Lamar Staley and Leonard Von Cannon married March 16 at Rev. C. H. Hill’s home in High Point./Josephine Hunt and Raymond Dick wed February 8 in Troy with Rev. Charles B. officiating. Susie Deaton became Mrs. Jesse M. Stuart on March 2 in Greensboro. Myrtle Staley and Clarence Hunt were married at the justice of the peace office in Asheboro. Ila Ivadeff and Arline Moore Moody wed at Bear Creek in a quiet ceremony. Esther Hoover and Jack Shortsleeve united in Danville January 22. Helen Maxine origisigora Welch and Santon Welch wed March 1 in Greensboro with Rev. Charles Johnson officiating. Sgt. Welch recently returned from the Pacific with the 11th airborne division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Fletcher McMasters
Franklinville
Opal McMasters
Charles J. Bullard
Joe C. Bullard
Pleasant Garden
Gurney B. Ferree
Burlington Mills
Central Falls
U. S. Navy
Raymon Staley
Lamar
Leonard Voncannon
Jasper Voncanon
C. H. Hill
High Point
Voncannon
Pacific Area
Josephine Hunt
Raymond Dick
Troy
Charles B. 1
Mrs. Dick
J. C. Hunt
Troy High School
Randleman
Mr. Dick
Cassie Dick
Charles A. Dick
Kenova
W. Va
Helen Maxine
Ig Sig Ora
J.worth
Sophia
Santton Welch
Louis Welch
Huntington
Tex
Charles Johnson
Greensboro
Welch
Randleman High School
Sgt. Welch
Pacific Theatre of Operations
11Th Airborne Division
Local Society Notes Highlight UNC Students and Visitors
The spring holidays bring UNC Chapel Hill commerce student H C Terry Jr visiting his parents on Centennial Avenue. Mrs Clara Steele Harcourt plans a Raleigh trip to visit cousin Mrs Vandelia Drew Smith, a Rex Hospital patient after a Raleigh auto accident. Other local mentions include Maj William Oliver Smith and Mrs Annabelle Jones visiting relatives in Tennessee, Ivah Van Dusen attending her son Robert’s wedding to Alice E Scott, Maude Carraway weekend in Washington, and Miss Meredith Clarke Slane and Ruth Etta Leonard with family updates. The English shilling history note closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Terry, Jr
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Mr. and
M.s. H. C. Terry, Sr
Centennial Avenue
Clara Steele Harcourt
Raigh
Vandelia Drew Smith
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Ivah van Dusen
Athens
Michigan
Robert van Dusen
Alice E. Scott
Maude Carraway
Washington, D. C
Mary Illiard Carraway
Washington
Beh Aes Renosephine
Mrs. Bar
Charly Highsmith
Meredith Clarke Slane
Sweet Briar College
Virginia
W. H. Slane
Bridge deal explains remedy for blocked fulfill ing trick
South dealer, North-South vulnerable. The article notes one of the most unpleasant bridge moments is being blocked from the fulfilling trick by a high card in the wrong hand. It claims a readily available solution exists in today’s deal. AQs.
West led the heart to defeat a contract in bridge
The play shows declarer mismanaging entries as West wins four hearts after a 3-1 club break. A near-guaranteed line would have kept dummy's suit running by discarding a blocking club, letting South execute all of durmmy's tricks while West could still cash heart length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
Durmmy
Squth
UDC To Meet At YWCA Tomorrow
High Point chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its March meeting at the Adams Memorial YWCA on Monday at three o'clock. Mrs. W A Bivins presides. hostesses include Mrs. L R Terry and Mesdames J D Brame and W A Bivins. members urged to arrive promptly to ready the room for another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. A. Bivins
Adams Memorial YW
L. R. Terry
J. D. Brame
Mid-Week Study Club Meeting Postponed
Members of the Mid-Week Study club are notified the gathering is postponed to Wednesday, April 3. Further notice will follow with additional details.
Remarkable defense cited in a fragile coup outlook
The fragment hints at a tense political moment with a striking defensive stand that could derail a coup. It emphasizes the defense as a standout factor while implying broader instability and potential power shifts without detailing actors or dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Carroll
Miss Kennedy
Johnson
J. W. Sechrest and Son
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Jeweler
South Main ST
Shirley
Ting
Winston
Altrusans
Randolph
Helen Wayne Allred
William L. White
Igrim Holiness Church
Charles L. Stout
Henry F. Alfred
Jesse C. White
Susie Deaton
Jesse M. Stuart
R. C. Goforth
Stuart
Milo Deaton
Staley
Mr. Stuart
Henry Stuart
Ramseur
South Pacific
Myrtle Marie Staley
Clarence Willard’ Hunt
Oong of the Peace
R. A. Gain
Hunt
A. Staley
Lonnie Hunt
J. D. Hoover
Esther
Jack Shortsleeve
Fulton
N. Y
Shortsleeve
Farmer High School
Alfred Shortsleeve
Annabelle Jones
Daisy Smiths
Johnson City
Tenn
Ruth Etta Leonard
B. G. Leonard
East Green Street
Miss Leonard
Army Nurse Corps
Camp Rucker
Alabama
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
South Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Ie iv
UDC
YWCA
Mann’s Drug Store
Main St
Circlets
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