Tea at Hauser Home Fetes Bride-Elect Miss Bowen
Roma Bowen a June bride elect was feted at a Sunday tea hosted by Mrs. Harry L Hauser and Mrs. Edwin Small in Honolulu. Attendees included Mrs H G Bowen mother of the bride and Mrs W J Bowen grandmother with Miss Bowen to wed John Mullen on June 6 at Oakview Baptist Church.
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Hauser Home
Miss Bowen
Roma Bowen
Harry L. Hauser
Edwin Small
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hauser
Westridge
H. G. Bowen
W. J. Bowen
W. T. Wilson
Denton Hardee
Burlington
Anne Hauser
Honor Is Paid To Miss Gail Hurley
Miss Gail Hurley bride elect to wed Larry Hill was honored at a church bridal shower held in the Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Hostesses from the church gave her a bouquet of white Shasta daisies and later added cookware to her gifts.
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Gail Hurley
Larry Hill
Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church
Community Club Evening Activities Schedule and Wedding Notice
A local notice lists a Tuesday schedule with children painting, intermediate and adult swim, and a duplicate bridge event. The social area featured green decor and gladioli centerpiece with Mrs Mary Lee Elder and others overseeing refreshments. Miss Hurley and Mr Hill plan to marry June 6 at Mt Vernon United Methodist Church.
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Mary Lee Elder
Danny Roberts
Erlene Kivett
Miss Hurley
Mr. Hill
Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church
Raleigh Rose Show Postponed to May 22 23
The Raleigh Rose Show moved to May 22 and 23 due to a cold spring with no blooms. Fred Lutz, president of the Raleigh Rose Society, announced the change. The lower mall of North Hills Shopping Plaza will host the event with entries accepted 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday May 22. Free schedules are at garden centers.
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Raleigh
Fred Lutz
Raleigh Rose Society
North Hills
PBX Club Members Attend Carolinas Convention at Clemson House
Ten members from the High Point PBX Club attended the PBX Clubs of the Carolinas convention at Clemson House Clemson South Carolina April 30 May 2. New officers elected for the coming year include Mildred O Neal Watkins president Madeline Bolt vice president Marcia Bedwell secretary Joyce Kelly treasurer Installing officers were Peggy Underhill and Helen Nordan. Boss of the Year Frank Reiber of Westinghouse Raleigh and operator Peggy Underhill were honored. Friday night featured a country and western jamboree with Ruth Grace of Charlotte winning a costume prize.
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High Point Pbx Club
PBX Clubs of
The
Carolinas
Clemson House
Clemson
S. C
Mildred O’neal Watkins
Raleigh
Madeline Bolt
Anderson, S. C
Marcia Bedwell
Joyce Kelly
Anderson
Peggy Underhill
Helen Nordan
Ruth Grace
Charlotte
Local Sorority Events Highlight 1971 Convention Officials
The Alpha Xi Delta sisters and guests gathered for a Clemson area convention with hostesses serving as bridesmaids for a June 12 wedding at First United Methodist Church. Speakers included Theodore Gage of Southern Bell and Stan Finch of Texize Co. Awards honored Boss of the Year Silas Bagwell and newsletter prizes for Raleigh and Charlotte clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Iris Smathers
Alpha Xi Delta
Theodore Gage
Southern Bell
Columbia
S. C
Silas Bagwell
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Stan Finch
Texize Co
Greenville
Frank Dillard
Spartanburg
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B & P Club
Allen Jay Yteens
Duplicate Bridge
Lowell Hurley
Virginia Hill
Americaid
High Point
Downtown Pointes
James Cumby
Wade H. Cumby
Nathan J. Marion
Genie Tele
Hone
Chestnut Drive
Broad Avenue
Lovely Lady Beauty Salon
South Main Street
N.C
Pers
PBX
Mesdames Eldean Smith
Barbara Reavis
Beadie Mabry
Della Scott
Brenda Albertson
Brenda Driggers
Jan Curry
Judy Davis
Alice Saintsing
Marie Parker
Frank Reiber
Westinghouse
Bernice Helms
Kemp-Simmons
First United Methodist Church
Paul C. Slice
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Mildred Ayers
Joan W. LaGrone
Helms
Raleigh Club
Peggy Payne
Greensboro
Marty Parker
Vention
Parker
Qdis Nelson
Clemson Ymca
Phillip Barr
Winston Salem
Sunbeam
P.E.P
Quality Bakers of America Cooperative
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