Miss Ellis Bridal Luncheon Courtesy Hosted by Mrs. V. D. Sale Jr
Miss Florence Ellis, engaged to Dr. Lloyd E. Church of Bethesda Maryland, received a bridal luncheon hosted by Mrs. V. D. Sale Jr on West Lexington Avenue Extension. An arrangement of pink and white roses anemones and pastel snapdragons adorned the table and living room. Seven place settings were prepared for luncheon and linen gifts given to Miss Ellis and a handkerchief to Miss Mary Lou Cecil. Attending were Miss Ellis her mother Mrs W F Ellis Jr her aunt Mrs W J Elmore of Lumberton Mrs Frank Stell III Miss Mary Lou Cecil and Mrs Don Wilson.
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Florence Ellis
Lloyd E. Church
Bethesda
V. D. Sale, Jr
West Lexton Avenue
Dr Mann and Bride Return for Visit Before Moving South
Dr I Thurman Mann and Miss Wilma Louise Welborn wed on April 24 at College Place M E church Greensboro. The couple, after a farewell dinner, plan to move to Ocean Drive South Carolina where Dr Mann will practice. The bride is the former Miss Welborn daughter of Jet Welborn and the late Belle Welborn.
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I. Thurman Mann
Johnson Street
Ocean Drive
S. C
Mann
Wilma Louise Welborn
Jet L. Welborn
Belle 1
Welborn
Charles F. Hayes
Morris Street
College Place
M.E. Church
Greensboro
Walter R. Kelly
Charles E. Hayes
Willis L. Welborn
David J. Caldwell
Brentwood PTA Supplies Election of Officers at Meeting
The Brentwood school Parent-Teacher Association held a Tuesday night session featuring Judge C N Cox juvenile court judge who spoke on Juvenile Delinquency. Officers elected included W H Farlow as president with Mrs B L Richardson vice president and Miss Annabelle King as treasurer.
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Brentwood School Parent-Teacher Association
C. N. Cox
Cox
W. H. Farlow
B. L. Richardson
Tom Cheves
Vance Lanier
Annabelle King
Emily Crowe
J. P. H. McNatt
Frances McCulloch
Glee Club
Missay Hoskins
City School Music
Miss Lucille Rogers Returns Home After Visit
Miss Lucille Rogers returns to Philadelphia after a ten day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Rogers on route one. She attended the Hedrick Rogers wedding at the First Baptist with Mr and Mrs Roy Carr who were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W R Tompkins of Metuchen New Jersey in Southern Pines. Mrs T W Winslow was moved home from High Point Memorial hospital where she had been a patient for a week and shows improvement. Lt (jg) Edward N Stirewalt expected tonight to visit his parents Dr and Mrs N S Stirewalt on Lexington avenue before returning to Washington via the naval research laboratory.
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Dr. Mann
Security Bank
Lucille Rogers
Philadelphia
J. A. Rogers
Miss Rogers
Hedrick- Rogers
First Baptist
Roy Carr
W. R. Tompkins
Metuchen
New Jersey
Southern Pines
Bland Inn
T. W. Winslow
Thomasville Road
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Edward N. Stirewalt
Ren
South
Fest
Declarer
West
East
Paraffin Wax Production Surges Postwar Demand
Paraffin waxes first produced from petroleum in 1868. Now production is six times prewar levels due to higher demand for food packaging and waterproofing, notably for overseas shipments.
Hedrick Wedding Trip Return Highlights Local Ceremony
Harold R Hedrick and Ruth Alma Rogers married last Friday at First Baptist church. The couple returned from their wedding trip and will reside on route one. Attendants included Lyman Hedrick and J T Cook with a reception at the bride’s home.
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Harold Reid Hedrick
Ruth Alma Rogers
First Baptist Church
Rev
W. C. Guth
Ernestine Strickland
Edna Rogers
Harold Tullis
Garth Goldston
Lucille Rogers
Harold Wall
J. A. Rogers
Bryce Commercial College
Jerome Hosiery Company
D. R. Hedrick
Philadelphia
Ira G. Johns
Safety Council Organizing Meeting in High Point Tonight
Local civic clubs appoint a board of directors for a proposed High Point safety council and will meet at the Sheraton hotel at 7 30 tonight. Representatives include Herman Burrows from the Lions Club H R Pancoast of Rotary Murray M White of Kiwanis and other leaders from Altrusa American Business Civitan and more. Charles F Carroll will represent the city schools and Fr ank J Sizemore the chamber of commerce with state officials E G Padgett and H W Marsh from the state industrial commission among those attending.
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Ocal Civic Clubs
High Point Safety Council
Sheraton Hotel
Ions Club
Herman Burrows
Rotary Club
H. R. Pancoast
Kiwanis
Murray M. White
Altrusa
R. B. Sutton
Frances Muse
American Business
C. A. Kirkman
Civitan
E. A. Hatcher
Margaret Fraley
Woodrow H
Cooperative Club
E. R. Ande
Charles F. Carroll
Frank J. Sizemore
The
Chamber of Commerce
M. Z. Perkinson
Merchant's Association
Rev. T. T. Lindsay
Ministerial Association
N. L. Garner, Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Noble T. Praigg
Associated, Industries
E. G. Padgett
H. W. Marsh
State Industrial Commission
Woman kills beaver in yard battle in Rome Maine
Eighty year old Mary Foster heard barking and scuffling in her yard and found her dog in combat with a large beaver. She used a pike pole to circle and drive through the beaver, killing it, the state fish and game warden reported.
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Rome
Mary Foster
Harold Tukey
Demand for aviation gasoline drops after war end
Demand for aviation gasoline has declined about 75 percent since the end of the war due to reduced military need, signaling a shift in fuel consumption patterns as civilian aviation recovers.
Dating Lessons For Teens In The Love Game
A school column advises teens that romantic flings end and that dating several people helps find a lasting match. It urges trying different activities with friends, avoiding mope and pessimism, and notes that romance can be fun while it lasts and better to have loved than never dated at all.
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Orreen
Don
Bill
Sue
Joan
Reverend Paul Hardin Jr conducts services in Greensboro
Reverend Paul Hardin Jr pastor of Wesley Memorial church in this city has led a series of event services at Centenary Methodist church in Greensboro with concluding services scheduled Friday evening.
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Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
Centenary Methodist Church
Greensboro
Postal Receipts Decline in April at Local Office
April postal receipts total 671.70, down 641.43 from prior month. The report notes a shortfall amid the broader context of U S road surfacing where 500 000 miles of asphalt cover of 650 000 miles of surfaced roads and streets.
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United States
YWCA Group At Charlotte Meeting
Adams Memorial YWCA representatives attend a state planning meeting at the Durham YWCA to organize a fall conference in Charlotte. Attendees include Miss Effie im Dore Cy Z Sheloff Mrs A H Whitley Miss Helen Marie Sheloff Mrs George Machen and Miss Josephine Abrams. A local YWCA health education panel voted to require health certificates for pool users starting May 1, with hours for girls under 14 on Tuesday afternoons and others over 14 on Tuesday evenings.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
YWCA
Durham
Charotte
Effie Im Dore
Cy Z Sheloff
A. H. Whitley
Helen Marie Sheloff
George Machen
Josephine Abrams
Dave Yow
New Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book Debuts
Just out the new Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book offers Pattern 4535 a four-piece frock with no side seams and wrap tie options. Sizes 12 through 20 require 35 inch fabric. size 16 uses 31/8 yards. Send twenty cents to Dept. 243 West 17th Street New York 11 NY for pattern and book details.
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Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Music Pupils To Present Recital At New Market School
Mrs Herman Robertson directs about thirty five students in a recital at New Market School on Friday May 3 at eight o clock. First year students perform Cinderella tableau while older pupils perform solos duets and trios.
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Herman Robertson
New Market School
High Point College Choir Plans Annual Spring Concert
The High Point college choir under Prof. A Stanley Douglas will present its annual spring concert May 16 at 8 15 p m in the college auditorium The 90 voice choir will perform numbers by quartets and soloists and has earned wide recognition appearing in churches and broadcasting a Sunday afternoon radio program twice monthly along the scholastic year The East coast states from Maine to Florida consume 30 percent of the nations motor fuel 48 percent of light fuel oils 40 percent industrial fuel oils and 64 percent of kerosene.
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High Point College
A. Stanley Douglas
Douglas
Maine
Florida
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