Mary Jane Brown Feted Before April 6 Wedding
Miss Mary Jane Brown, engaged to Guy Dean Parris of Gaffney S C, was honored at a Gibson Gold room party hosted by Miss Wilma Kemp and Mrs Guy Braswell. Guests enjoyed bridge bingo and a miscellaneous bridal shower with a miniature rolling pin keepsake autographed by attendees and a refreshments course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Brown
Miss Kemp
Mrs. Braswell
Guy Dean Parris
Gaffney
S. C
Wilma Kemp
Guy Braswell
Gibson Gold Room
Woody Sheaf
Clyde Hoover
R. H. Gordon
Bennie Horne
Vernon McLeod
Bill Baker
Buck Andrews
Claude Hoover
Dewey Payne
Inman Chastain
Oscar Chastain
Annual YWCA Industrial Department Easter Breakfast Service
The YWCA Industrial department held its annual Easter breakfast and worship Sunday at 9 at Adams Memorial building North Main street with about fifty attendees. After breakfast the group gathered for a worship titled A Tapestry of Holy Week featuring scriptures and songs performed by Irene Meekins Zellen Allen and Frankie Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Irene Meekins
Zellen
Local Families Return From Burlington Funeral and Hospital Visits
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Minnis and family returned home after attending the funeral of L. A. Henley in Burlington. Several residents remain under care or observation at High Point Memorial Hospital and Piedmont Memorial Hospital, including Mrs. J. G. Thompson, Mrs. June Frazier, Mrs. C. F. Bowman, Mrs. S. R. Jones Jr., Miss Carole Overby, Rev. J. D. Williams, Mrs. C. B. Baxter, and Mrs. L. White Jr. Visits and travel noted. some patients show improvement while still confined or under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Minnis
Burlington
Mr. Minnis
L. A. Henley
June Frazier
Route 5
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
S. R. Jones, Jr
Park Street
Boulevard Unit
Carole Overby
Route One
J. D. Williams
Cedron Avenue
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Community Society Meetings Set For Midweek
The Bnai Israe synagogue Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday 8 30 pm gathering at Mrs F Setel’s East Lexington home. The Green Street Baptist Philathea class meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at Mrs E L Winfrey’s 608 Everett. associate hostesses named. The Daughters of Liberty convene Tuesday 7 30 pm in the lodge hall 209 East Commerce Street with full attendance urged for lodge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synagogue Society
Ladies Aid Society of the ‘B'nai Israe] Synagogue
F. Setel
East
Lexington Avenue
Green Street Baptist Church
E. L. Winfrey
Evgerett Street
H. Setzer
C. L. Wright
T. A. Shelton
Daughters OF Liberty
East Commerce Street
Garden Makers Club Meeting Postponed
The Garden Makers club scheduled to meet tomorrow has postponed their gathering to a later date per an announcement received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Makers Club
Calendar of social events and club meetings listing
A dense schedule for Tuesday through Saturday lists bridge parties, luncheons, dinners, talks, club gatherings, and a wedding. Notable items include Mrs. E B Gamble as host, Robert L Thompson speaker, Miss Amos with multiple events, and Esther Kalte wedding at Burgess Chapel with a Decatur street reception. Local clubs include Emerywood country club VFW auxiliary and Garden Study and Friendship groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb
Esther Kalte
George Estes, Jr
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist Church
Decatur Street
Jack Cheek
Willis Slane, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
Amos
Mr. Idol
Birth of Brenda Faye Walker in High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Otis B Walker of Trinity announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Faye on March 6 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Walker is the former Miss Mary Anita Walker of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis B. Walker
Trinity
Brenda Faye
High Point Memorial Hospital
Walker
Mary Anita Walker
Thomasville clubs host bridge games and honors Miss Snell
A Thomasville social roundup shows Mrs. Roy Proctor hosting Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club with two tables, high score to Mrs. Pennington and visitors award to Mrs. Vernon Snider. Miss Mare Snell receives a birthday shower. Sunney bridge and Friendly Garden Club events highlight spring decor and Easter motifs. Eastern Star officers installed at Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Snell
Roy Proctor
Lexington Avenue
Claiborne Pennington
Vernon Snider
Mesdames Pennington
Snider
R. L. McDonald
James Lambeth, Jr
Ben Harris
P. M. Sherrill
Walby Rapp
H. A. Carpenter
Ralph Wilson
West Main Street
Sunney Bridge Club
Charles Eanes
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Harry Brown Finch
Russell van Landingham
George Corcoran
Joe Johnson
Theresa Hoover
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lena Nance
L. C. Godbey
Joel Walker
John R. My
Tall at birth camel calf grows slowly through life
A camel calf stands three feet high at birth and does not reach full growth until its 16th or 17th year. Camels have a life span of about 40 to 50 years.
Our Baby Album Highlights Three Young Families
Herman Wayne Beauchamp son of Mr and Mrs Beauchamp of 910 West Broad street celebrated his second birthday. Roger Dale Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Chester L Thompson of 1818 Tryon street marked his first birthday on March 22. Margaret Ann Stanley daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley of High Point route 3 turned one on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wayne Beauchamp
Herman Beauchamp
West Broad Street
Roger Dale Thompson
Chester L. Thompson
Tryon Street
Center
Margaret Ann Stanley
Floyd Stanley
High Point
Local Lodge Names Officers And Delegates
The document lists officers and names for a fraternal order including conductress Mrs. Raymond Fowler associate conductress Mrs. George W. Wright Jr secretary Mrs. J. W. Boyles treasurer Bob Snider chaplain Mrs. A. O. Spainhour marshal Mrs. Elmer Hill organist Mrs. Marjorie Craven Adah Mrs. H. G. Dickens Ruth Mrs. Van Stringfield Esther Mrs. Rachel Provost Martha Mrs. Emma Stansbury Electa Mrs. Vera Green Phillips warden and A. O. Spainhour sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Raymond Fowler
George W. Wright, Jr
J. W. Boyles
Bob Snider
A. O. Spainhour
Marshal
Elmer Hill
Marjorie Craven
Adah
H. G. Dickens
Ruth
van Stringfield
Esther
Rachel Provost
Martha
Emma Stansbury
Electa
Vera Green Phillips
Sentinel
Brockman to Represent Hospital at Carolinas-Virginias Conference
Dr. H. F. Brockman chief of staff at High Point hospital will represent the city at the three day Carolinas Virginia hospital conference in Roanoke Virginia starting April 2. About 800 delegates from NC SC VA and WV will discuss nurse enrollments and other issues as Brockman presides over the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Brockman
High Point Hospital
Roanoke
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Brockman
North Carolina Hospital Association
Girls to Publish College Year Book at High Point
An all girl selection was made to head the Zenith year book at High Point college for next year. Betty Hayes of High Point and Margaret Phelps of Winston-Salem were named editor and business manager respectively, with Loriane Chapman of Walnut Cove and Ann Allman of High Point as associate editor and assistant business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith
High Point College
Betty Hayes
High Point
Margaret Phelps
Winston-Salem
Loriane Chapman
Walnut Cove
Ann Allman
Basil I, Czar of Muscovy Wears Putty Nose After Battle
Basil I endured a facial injury in combat and thereafter wore a nose made of putty, a notable feature recorded in chronicles of Muscovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil 1
Czar
Muscovy
Ladies Auxiliary VFW to Meet in Regular Session
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a 7:30 Tuesday meeting at the VFW home on Broad Street. It will be the last session under current officers as year end business is discussed. In World War II the Third Army captured 956000 enemy soldiers and killed or wounded 500000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Friendship Club
E. B. Collins
East Farriss Avenue
Lawrence Matton
Roland T. Holton
Emerywood Club
Amos
Emerywood Country Club
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Third Army
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Ywca Department
Stroud
J. G. Thompson
Franklin Street
C. F. Bowman
Emerson Gray
Johnson Street
James Paradis
Fort Kent
Maine
Paradis
Biloxi
Miss
C. B. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Ares
Seee
C. L. White, Jr
Boulevard Unit Hospital
E. B. Gamble
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Country Club
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Symphony Enjoyment Group
Floyd D. Mehan
Brahms
Garden Study Club
Silas Casey
Greenwood
Elizabeth Coryington
W. T. Powell
Rodney Snow
Jamestown
Gietekts
Aurea
Theodora Sharrocks
New York
Gibson
Dorothy Forward
Brenda Faye Walker
S. L. Pollock
Mare Snell
Miss Snell
Rebecca Pollock
Marie Jones
Paul Green
Meyer E Madenhall
D. M. Jester
Ralph Eanes
Raymond Phillips
T. S. Eanes
Lexington
Cecil Eanes
B. H. Williamson
Mt. Airy
Myers Street
Paul Snell
Wilmington
Mr. Snell
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Stratford College
Danville
Earl Conner
Friendly Garden Club
Robert Steibing
Fairgrove Forest
Lindsay Loftin
Conner
Wallace Kennedy
John Hughes
G. V. Bodenhamer
J. W. Sowers
Fred Williams
Delk Mendenhall
Millis Kaney
Flowers
Irene Hayes
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Guilford
Cold Waree Machinelowe
Princess Beauty Shop
Merita Bread
Merita
Bruce Dunbar
Merita Home Service Institute
Our
Hospital
Palmer
Williams
Dixie
Down South
Miss Stephenson
American Bakeries Company