Trinity Vows Unite Miss Redding And John Wesley Pugh
Miss Margery Elder Redding of Asheboro wed John Wesley Pugh a Pharmacist Mate First Class in the U S Navy Reserve at Mount Vernon Methodist Church Trinity. Rev Plenham officiated as palms and white flowers adorned the altar. The couple left for a short wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Trinity
Margery Elder Redding
John Wesley Pugh
United — Naval Reserve
Plenham
T. Neely Hunter
Ethel Oo
T. Fletcher Bulla
Mate Pugh
Theodore Franklin Pugh
Route One
Asheborgh
Gupton-Jones Col of
Mortuary Science
Nashville
Tenn
United States Naval Reserve
North Africa
British Isles
Charles William Redding
Redding
Naval Reserve
Occupational Skin Irritation cautions and remedies
An antiseptic care note recommends Black and White Ointment to soothe occupational skin irritation and promote healing. It advises use only as directed and to cleanse with Black and White Skin Soap.
Junior Service League Meeting at Adams Memorial W C A
The May meeting of the Junior Service League will be held at the Adams Memorial W C A building on Tuesday morning at 10 30. A joint meeting of board members, both new and old, will be held at 9 30 prior to the general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial
W.C.A
Henry A. Foscue
Card Party And Dance Honoring War Dept Group Proves Success
A patriotic Armory event by the American Feder lumber drew a large crowd for a card party and dance. Jimmy Harris and his Rhythm Masters played for dancing while about eight card tables hosted games with Mrs. O. C. Durland winning the grand prize. War Department bowling league prizes were awarded by Naval representative Chief Abbott to Nell Rutledge, Emil Weckessesser, Mrs. Mary Smith, and Lieut Colonel Rego. Special guests included High Point College students. sponsors were Rachel Ingram and others. chaperones included local couples and War Department officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Jimmy Harris
O. C. Durland
War Department
Chief Abbott
Naval
Nell Rutledge
Emil Weckessesser
Mary Smith
Rego
Ifty Air
High Point College
May Meeting Planned by City PTA at Ray Street
The City P T A schedules a May session Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the school. Mrs Joe Dobson reports on the state PTA Congress in Durham. The sixth grade to move to junior high next fall. Ray H Nibbelink elected to presidency for the new school year will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray ST
Parent-Teacher Association
Joe Dobson
PTA
Durham
Bay Street
Ray H. Nibbelink
Evening Bridge Bridal Courtesy For Mrs Johnson
Honoring Mrs N C Johnson recent bride Mrs J D Mc Crery Miss Maude Burrows and Miss Hazel Wright were hosts at a bridge party Thursday at Miss Wrights home on South Main Street. Pink and white floral decorations marked guests seats with a white carnation and lilies of the valley bouquet for the honoree. Mrs Ralph Norman won top score with Mrs L C Ferguson as runner up and the traveling prize went to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Johnson
J. D. McCrery
Maude Burrows
Hazel Wright
Bridge
Miss Wright
South Main Street
Ralph Norman
L. C. Ferguson
Mrs. Johnson
Mesdames A Foust
L . Ferguson
Ralph —_ Ford Wilson
Coy Moose
M. Matthews
Gene Horney
Chellies York
B. C. Barksdale
F. B. de Lappe
Dorothy Davis
Inez Pierce
Ellen Jensen
Anna Tomlinson
Mona Harville
Patterned dress patterns for toddlers and children
Pattern details describe eyelet suit slip panties and play outfits in multiple sizes from 6 months to 6 years with yardage for each. Includes a transfer pattern of motifs for linens and garments. Prices listed at twenty cents and ten cents for the pattern book. Send order to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West
Church Social Circles Set Across Town Mon Afternoon
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church meets Monday at 3 with multiple circles at listed homes including 606 W Farriss and 1700 N Main. Evening circles gather at 7 30 with hosts on Richardson Farriss Willowbrook and Steele streets. Additional notices cover Dorcas and Fidelis classes, Mary Conrad Mother-Daughter Banquet, Cradle Roll mothers program, and Wesley Memorial and Main Street Methodist activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
H. O. Williams
W. Farriss
Joe Oer W. Farriss
Hawkins
Clyde
Ie A. W. Robertson
N. Main
Mary Thom
Otteray
Compton
E. D. Henderson
Toconi
R. B
Snow
Jamestown
George Bouldin
Richardson
R. T. Craughon
E Farriss
Wilma Byerly
W. Ray
Launa Young
Circle 4
Lilbing Justice
Jones
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street Methodist Church
Joe Davis
Montheu
Carl Kearns
Willowbrook St
Hattie Fletcher
Steele Street
George Estes
Decantur
Lucy Robertson
Frank Dennie
Woodrow Avenue
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. J. Fraley
W. P. Armfield
F. J. Sizemore
C. J. Cummings
J. F. Hayden
J. W. Austin, Jr
J. W. Austin
Elizabeth
J. W. Harriss
Mary Elizabeth Elirr
R. Grill O
Je. T
Bee
P. A. Clifton
A Marsh
Dred Peacock
E. A. Hatcher
Charles Brown
T. W. Albertson
Wesleyan Service Guild
Birtie
Mona Hartville
Lillian
Feral Green
Feted at Kid Party by Mascots at Hasty High School
Senior class members and teachers gathered Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox Teague home for a child party led by Miss Eva Clinard. Mascots Vicki Teague and Don Payne Jr. hosted and guests enjoyed punch, sandwiches, cakes, and pickles for about twenty-five. The evening concluded with a wedding party for Jessie Wayne Bolin and Doris Yates, wed May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty High School
John Perry
Hilton
J. Knox Teague
Eva Clinard
Vicki Angela Teague
Don Payne
Jessie Wayne Bolin
Bolin
Doris Yates
Delta Alpha Epsilon Plans May 12 Dinner Dance At College
Delta Alpha Epsilon announces its annual dinner and dance set for Friday May 12 in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. Dan Ramsey and his orchestra will provide music and a floor show, with a twelve-piece ensemble and a glee group. Dinner is open to DAE members and guests, with limited outside bids available for the eight thirty dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha Epsilon
Delta
Ilon
Sheraton Hotel
Roseraily
Dan Ramsey
Ramsey
Herby Kaye
High Point
Bel Cations Ape
Igee
Ocean Front Hotel
Miani
NBC Blue
DAE Tt Fresenaity
Fraternity
USO Open House Observes Mothers Day in High Point
In observance of Mothers Day to be held next Sunday the USO Serv ice Men's Center on East High street hosts mothers of service members. Staffers with children in service serve as hostesses all day from 11 a m to 11 p m with light refreshments and chances to meet servicemen. Mothers Day cards are on display for mailing to mothers. Mrs Mary Haralson serves as schedule chair at the USC desk this week starting this afternoon. A YWCA dance is planned for Saturday evening for area men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
USO
East High Street
Eervice
Mary Haralson
USC
Ywca Alium
OES Chapter 106 Sets May Meeting Time
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet at eight o'clock in the evening at the Masonic Temple for its initial May session. Miss Bessie Pope, secretary, announced the change in time yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bessie Pope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trinity Vows
Miss Redding
Howard W. Redding
New York City
Howard N. Guthrie
J. T. Pugh
John C. Redding
Hopewell
Thomas J. Red
Lennox Steel
Mademoiselle
Cross Shoes
The
Anklids
Gold Cross
Red Cross
Main
War Dept
P.T.A
ELM Street
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Hoskins
Elise Smith
Emma Blair
Cloverdale Pta
Cloverdale
Sons, Daughters OF Liberty
Hall
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
West Commerce Street
J. R. Pierce
Norway
Denmark
Santer Oe Furniture CO
N. Main St
Pho
Sy Anne Blams
Presbyterian
Dorcas
Green Street Baptist Church
T. D. Wall
Franklin Street
B.cutt
Saviell
Wall
Fidelis
Main Street
WSCS
Bat Cradle Roll Dept
Green ST
Wesley Memorial Circles
Green Street
Loyal Workers
North Main Baptist Church
English St
Carl Jones, Jr
Greensboro
Gladys Fields Phillips
Beulah Fields Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Grace Methodist Church
Carl Jones
Greenville
8. C
O.E.S
Rayon
Seersucker
Rayons
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