Miss Dorothy Pegram Bride Elect Honored at Shower
Miss Dorothy Pegram, bride elect, was honored at a bridge party and miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Betty Jean Culver and Mrs. Harold Wall at 406 Rotary Drive. Guests played bridge with Eleanor Dodamead winning high score and Lathelle Clifton low. gifts were given to the honoree.
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Dorothy Pegram
Betty Jean Culver
Harold Wall
Rotary Drive
Eleanor Dodamead
Lathells Clifton
Garden Council To Meet Tuesday May Session
The High Point council of garden clubs will hold its May meeting at the Adams Memorial on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. Mrs. J F Hayden, council president, asks that all club members attend.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial
J. F. Hayden
YWCA Seeks Members During May Drive Week
The Adams Memorial YWCA announces a community-wide membership enrollment May 12 through 18 led by Mrs. H P Morrison and Miss Helen Marie Sheloff. The drive targets increased memberships as the YWCA promotes girl and women's character fellowship with about 1108 current members and 600 participants in YW clubs plus 300 at the Bethune branch.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
H. P. Morrison
Helen Marie Sheloff
The
YWCA
Morrison
Mary McLeod Bethune
Paine Granted New Rochelle Estate by New York
English born writer Thomas Paine, famed for The Crisis and Common Sense, was awarded an estate in New Rochelle as part of a New York state grant. The decision highlights Paine’s status recognized by colonial authorities.
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Thomas Paine
New Rochelle
New York
Black Forest Named for Dense Fir and Pine Growth
The region in Germany earns its name from a heavy presence of fir and pine trees that dominate the landscape, giving it a dark, forested character.
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Black Forest
Germany
Impressive ceremony unites Miss Ellis and Dr Lloyd Church
The wedding of Miss Florence Royall Ellis and Dr Lloyd Eugene Church of Bethesda Md was solemnized at Wesley Memorial Methodist church with Rev Paul Hardin Jr officiating. Attendants wore white net gowns and carried Better Times roses. A reception at the bride’s aunt’s home followed. The couple left for a unspecified destination trip. the bride wore a navy gabardine suit on departure.
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Wesley Memorial
Miss Ellis
Dr. Lloyd Church
Florence Royall Ellis
Lloyd Eugene
Bethesda
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Emile H. Serposs
Traume
Wagner
Debussy
Dr. Howard Church
Don K. Wilson
W. E. Elmore, Jr
Iton
R. K. Stewart
Farriss Avenue
Irma Sheloff
Maude Carraway
Jane Rhodes
Helen McBee
Frank Stell
Philip Griffin
Ruth Ellis
Margaret Washburn
Lanehasane
W. E. Royall
Anne Royal
Lynch , Va
Homer Johnson
Cranford
N. J
W. F. Ellis
J. W. Ellis
Frances Murdock
Della Murdock
Salisbury
Mrs. Brinkley Crowned May Queen at Woman's College
Greensboro May 4. May Day at the Woman's College featured the crowning of Priscilla Moore Brinkley of Thomasville as queen. A prince on a flower barge and a May Pole dance followed a village spring scene with elves and flowers. Brinkley led a court of 14 ladies. runners-up Betty Winn Clement and Janie Pearce Amis were maids of honor.
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Greensboro
Aycock
Woman's College
Priscilla Moore Brinkley
Thomasville
Gwendolyn Tomlinson
Black Creek
Queen
Virinia Livie
Charlotte
Susan Darion Wilson
Margery Hand
Nutley
N. J
Evelyn Whittenton Bingham
Dunn
Norma Perry
Edenton
Elizabeth Crumpler
Clinton
Bennie Lowe
Frances Hilliard
Baltimore
Mississippi's First State College for Women Established
Mississippi becomes the first state to establish a state-supported college for women, marking a milestone in higher education access. This development reflects growing advocacy for women's education and state investment in female scholars.
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Mississip
Miss Underwood and Lowery Marry in April Ceremony
Announcement of Miss Doris Underwood and Thomas C. Lowery wed in a April 13 ceremony at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Hughey O. Miller officiating. The couple exchanged rings. music featured Miss Joyce Young and Miss Lorraine Saunders. Attendants included Roy Lowery as best man, ushers Lloyd Underwood Johnny Causby and Tommy Causby, with maid of honor Miss Ruby Underwood. The bride is daughter of G. W. Underwood. groom is son of the late John Lowery. They reside at 304 Park Street after a brief mountain trip. Out of town guests attended from Belmont Concord and Hendersonville.
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Teiss Doris Underwood
Claude Lowery
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Hughey O. Miller
Joyce Young
Lorraine Saunders
Miss Young
Miss Saunders
Roy Lowery
Lloyd Underwood
Charles
Johnny Causby
Tommy Causby
Ruby Underwood
G. W. Underwood
Jones Business College
City Hall
John Lowery
Henrietta High School
High Point College
South Pacific
Southern Mercantile Company
Park Street
John Elder
Belmont
Concord
Frank Patitt
Myrtle Lowery
Simmons-Meredith Vows Spoken In S. C.
Mr and Mrs Lee Meredith announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Mildred to William FE Simmons Jr in York South Carolina on April 21 at Judge Nunn home The bride wore a navy suit and white orchid corsage The groom served forty two months in the Navy and has resumed work at Continental Furniture Co They reside at 514 Walnut Street after a western North Carolina honeymoon. Andrew Carnegie distributed nine tenths of his fortune to churches libraries and universities and colleges The Peruvian president must be 35 years old a Peruvian by birth and ten years a resident of the republic.
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Lee Meredith
Helen Mildred
William FE. Simmons, Jr
William E. Simmons
York
S. C
J E. Gettys Nunn
Nunn
Jones Business College
Willaim Simmers
Atlantic and
Pacific
Continental Furniture Company
North Carolina
Walnut Street
Prewedding Rehearsal Party For Ellis Church Wedding
An Annie Smith event at Frank B. Smith home featured an all white floral dining table with roses stock and dutch iris. Guests later attended rehearsal at Wesley Memorial church followed by a luncheon for seventeen at Emerywood Country club hosted by Mrs. Don K. Wilson with pink white decor and a silver candle holder gift for the bride-elect.
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Ellis- Church
Frank B. Smith
Rotary Drive
Wesley Memorial Church
Don K. Wilson
Ellis Church
Emerywood Country Club
Charlotte Woman Heads Music Clubs
The North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs adjourned its 30th annual meeting in Burlington after installing Mrs. C. M. Hassell of Charlotte as president for the next year. Mrs. J Kenneth Pfohl was elected chaplain and named life member of the state federation and her Winston-Salem home club.
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Burlington
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
C. M. Hassell
Charlotte
J .Kenneth Pfohl
Zone Meeting Of WSCS In High Point This Thursday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of High Point and vicinity holds its annual zone meeting at South Main Methodist Church on Thursday May 9. The event opens at 10 in the morning with a luncheon and afternoon session followed by a memorial service for deceased members. The piece notes six states Georgia Maryland North and South Carolina Virginia and West Virginia are named for British rulers. It also cites that sugar and its derivatives account for about 75 percent of Cuba's exports.
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High Point
South Maiff Methodist Church
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Maryland
North and
South Carolina
Virginia
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