Hedgecock-Wheeler Marriage Vows Spoken At N Main Baptist Church
Miss Wheeler daughter of Mr J F Whasies wed Mr Hedgecock in a double ring ceremony at N Main Baptist Church officiated by Rev Neill Armstrong with palms and ferns and white gladiolas. The wedding featured frosted Chantilly lace gown, matching accessories, and a reception at the bride’s home. The bride is employed at Piedmont Natural Gas in High Point. The groom, a masonry contractor, previously served two years with the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedgecock-Wheeler
N. Main Baptist Church
Miss Wheeler
State
J. F. Whasies
Neill Armstrong
Robert Ellis
Ivey Hedgecock
M. B. Hedgecock Jr
W. C. Brooks
James Glass
Johnny Wheeler
Mary Alma Hayworth
Mary Alice McDaniel
James Glasscoe
C. J. Collins Jr
Charles Fletcher
Nancy Jane Hedgecock
Fred Moore
George Wright Jr
Jr. Woman's Club Postpones Meeting to May 19
The Junior Woman's Club postpones its May 12 meeting to May 19 at 12 30 in luncheon form at the Adams Memorial YWCA Building. Treasurer Mrs M L Lewis asks that all bills be sent immediately for her final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
M. L. Lewis
Supreme Forest Meeting Monday at Regal Lunch
The Forest Woodmen Circle holds a regular business and silent meeting Monday night at 7 30 at the Regal. A luncheon precedes the session, with members invited to attend and participate in the upcoming agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Meeting
Woodmen Circle
Regal
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
May Queens Court Members and Cycle Parade Participants
On church steps the May Queen Beverly Stutts with escort Buddy Thacker stand inside the circle. Susan Shivers Ellen Daugherty Cathy Grace Diane Groome and Barbara Whiteside are members of the May Queen's court. Below the circle the Cycle Parade riders on tricycles include Dick Reynolds and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Shivers
Ellen Daugherty
Cathy Grace
Diane Groome
Barbara Whiteside
May Queen's Court
Beverly Stutts
Buddy Thacker
Dick Reynolds
David
Week of club and society events schedule
A dense list of meetings and gatherings for the coming week across Greensboro area groups. The schedule includes the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at Regal Lunch, Garden Club entertainments, Daughters of the American Revolution in Thomasville, Cosmetologists Association at the Sheraton, Fine Arts Festival at the YMCA, Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple, Home Demonstration and Garden clubs, and a wedding rehearsal and ceremony at local churches with addresses and hosts noted.
Cosmetologists To See Demonstration At High Point
The High Point Cosmetologists Association will hold a business meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel. A demonstration of the new gypsy haircut and Grecian influences will follow, presented by Charles Chirch of the Caryl Richards Co, sponsored by Service Beauty Supply Co of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cosmetologists Association
Sheraton Hotel
Charles Chirch
Caryl Richards Co
Chirch
Service Beauty Supply Co
High Point
BPW At Sheraton On Wednesday Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Wednesday at 6 30 pm at the Sheraton for its regular session. Members plan activities and discuss upcoming events with attendees from the local professional community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Charles W. McAnally
Ferndale Dr
Sheraton Hotel
J. B. Hodgin
Mildred Johnson
Greensboro
Greenway Dr
Sheraton
Business
Rehearsal Party and Reception Honor Bridal Couple
The final pre nuptial honors for Miss Patricia Ireland and Lewis Joe Gallman followed a ten hour rehearsal by Mr and Mrs John William Herndon. A Friday evening party at Alamance Country Club featured an all pink theme with 25 guests. A Burlington church wedding at Holy Comforter was followed by a reception at the Riddle home with families and attendants present. The couple departed for a wedding trip after the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ireland
Lewis Joe Gallman
John William Herndon
High Ayacho
Alamance Country Club
Church of
Burlington
Norman W. Riddle
John Ritch Ireland
R. W. Messer
Herndon
Council Hears Reports On Scout Work
May meeting of the Girl Scout council at Scout headquarters featured committee reports. Training policies were presented for approval while plans for new troops at North Main Baptist Church Tomlinson and Ray St. Schools were announced. Miss Mary English received approval for training at Camp Edith Macy. Camp Keyauwee plans included a rally and a May 30 open house with a staff update and a new refrigerator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Imanals
Scout Headquarters
R. B. Courts Jr
E. Culler
J. G. Quite
Bland Worley
North Main
Baptist Church
Tomlinson
Ray St
Mary English
Stanley Taylor
A. J. Simeon
Samuel Hyman
Coutts
Mary Driggers
PTA Meetings Set for Tomlinson Ada Blair and Allen Jay
The Tomlinson School PTA meets Tuesday at 7 30 to install new officers. Ada Blair School PTA and Allen Jay High School PTA hold final meetings the same evening with a musical program and a Glee Club concert directed by Robert Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
PTA
Parent Teachers Association
Ada Blair School
Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School Parent Teachers Association
Glee Club
Robert Ellis
Cake Cutting for Hayworth Allen Pair Before Wed
The rehearsal for Miss Carolyn Hayworth and Lt. Chet H. Allen’s wedding will be at Jamestown Methodist Church next Saturday at 7 PM. Afterward both families host a cake cutting at 706 Carr St. Guests enter at 8 PM, limited to wedding party, families, and out-of-town guests. The ceremony follows Sunday at 4:30 PM with nuptial vows and no reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth-Allen
Jamestown Methodist Church
Chester Haworth
Dewey H. Allen
Allen Home
Carr St
Carolyn Hayworth
Charles H. Allen
James Own Methodist Church
Carolyn Eee
Chet H. Allen
Chester Hayworth
DAR To Meet In Thomasville
The Alexander Martin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet in Thomasville on Tuesday at 3 pm with Mrs. Glenn Pennington hosting. New officers will be installed and a report on the Continental Congress in Washington will be given by delegates. Hostesses include Mesdames Vann Stringfield T York J R Blair Charles Eanes George Finch L K Mobley R M Jambert and Mrs Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Nation
Thomasville
Glenn Pennington
Continental Congress
Washington
Mesdames Vann Stringfield
T. J. York
J. R. Blair
Charles Eanes
George Finch
L. K. Mobley
R. M. Jambert
Mrs. Pennington
Supper Honors Miss Maness And Fiance
An informal outdoor supper party last night honored Miss Marion Maness bride elect of June 12 and her fiancé Hal Davis Jr. at the home of Mrs. J. T. Reynolds on Montlieu Ave. Hostesses were Miss Jean Moling Miss Elizabeth Cooper Mrs. S. T. Buie and Mrs. Reynolds, all First Presbyterian Church staff. About 20 guests attended including the couples of staff members and relatives of the couple with Arnold Pate of Richmond among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Maness
Hal Davis Jr
J. T. Reynolds
Montlieu Ave
Jean Moling
Elizabeth Cooper
S. T. Buie
Reynolds
First Presbyterian Church
Ruby Bencini
Margaret Kipps
Arnold Pate
Richmond
Beverages Mixups with Teas and Juices
A note on drink pairings including orange juice and ginger ale as enjoyable midmorning or midafternoon refreshments. It mentions tasty non alcoholic options and asks about trying Fae juice with milk.
Meat Serving Guide for Bone-In and Boneless Cuts
If buying meat with bone, plan one pound for two servings. A pound of lean boneless meat yields four servings.
Carrot Caulk Flower Soup For Lunch Pairing
A simple carrot and caulk flower soup blends cooked vegetables with a thin white sauce. Puree the mixture to create a smooth, light base suitable with a sandwich or salad.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivlanan
Eine Shoes
S. Main St
Jr. Woman’s Club
Lizzie Gooch
A. E. Tate
High Point Garden Club
Lindsay St
C. C. Garrett
C. E. Sheloff
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial
Guilford Country
YMCA
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Phi Mu
E. L. Grimsley
Country Club
American Legion Auxili
C. B. Stainback
Otteray Dr
Charles Meanaly
Ferndale
Marvin Slate
Canterbury Club
Dennis Cooke
W. College Dr
Council
P JA Vylews
Tomlinson Pta
Tomlinson School
Hayworth-Allen
DAR
Miss Maness
Merece Stutts
Howard Stutts
East Ave
R. T. Thacker
N. Hamilton St
Frederick Eshelman
J. A. Eshelman Jr
Quaker Lane
Sechrest & Son, Ihe
Main St
Pine ST
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