Miss Brooks Honored With Shower before June Wedding
A shower at High Point Lanes Saturday evening, hosted by Mrs. Paul Cochran e and Miss Sue Cochran e, honored Miss Correne Brooks. Corinne is to wed Ronald Payne on June 6 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Guests included Mrs. Howard Payne and Mrs. Charles Marshall, plus Mrs. G. W. Brooks. Pink and white décor featured. gift included a sachet of pink Sweetheart roses and a clothes hamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lanes
Paul Cochrane
Sue Cochrane
Correne Brooks
Miss Cochrane
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Miss Brooks
Ronald Payne
Howard Payne
Charles Marshall
G. W. Brooks
Guests From Page 10 A Invitees To Event
Mrs. Albertson will host sisters Mrs. R J Rutherford of Durham and Mrs. Vera Albertson Edwards of Wilmington. Pittsburg attorney Kearney Crissman, brother of Judge Walter Crissman, plans to attend at 226 Woodrow Ave. Col. Treva Barker Haney of Columbus will visit sister-in-law Mrs. A Knox. Ernest Dowley will be guest of sister Mrs. J F McKinney on Granby Street. Visitors will stay in local motels and a relic table will display old news stories and mementos from high school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friddle Street
Ernest Dowley
J. F. McKinney
Granby Street
Archdale Trinity Club Elects Officers and Plans Events
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club held a business meeting at the YWCA electing four officers to fill vacancies. President George Clements chaired. Reports noted gifts to Trinity and Archdale schools, a decoupage workshop May 27, a benefit card party May 19, new member orientation May 27, and a June 17 Golden Age Club picnic at Tanglewood Park. A noon luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale-Trinity Woman's Club
YWCA
Dewayne Farrington
Jack Hall
Ronald Bundy
Tom Womble
Fine Arts
George Clements
Harold Spencer
John Stunda
Archdale
Trinity Schools
Archdale Trinity Jaycees
Trinity School
Archdale School
Bill Aldridge
Kenneth Parker
Belp A.home Committee
Butner
Jack Beeson
Golden Age Club
Tanglewood Park
Educators emphasized in ABWA talk at YWCA
Mrs E B Hill urged teachers to put pupils before family at an ABWA dinner at the YWCA. She highlighted women’s roles in education. Mrs Jimmy Peace gave a vocational talk on librarianship at two city schools. During Emma Dozier’s meeting, members planned an attendance contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hill
YWCA
American Business Women’s Assn
Jimmy Peace
Emma Dozier
Collections Discussed By Local Credit Club
Local High Point Credit Women’s Breakfast Club discussed telephone collections and skip tracing at a morning meeting. Claudia Roberson of the local credit bureau outlined techniques, cautioned against threats, and stressed recording tracing steps and periodic repeat efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Claudia Roberson
Local Credit Bureau
Shakespeare talk lights 400th anniversary at High Point club
Dr C E Mounts head English dept at High Point College spoke at a Dutch luncheon meeting of the High Point Woman's Club. 16 members and sponsor Leo Palmer attended at K W Restaurant. Mrs Barbera Wilson gave the invocation. Mrs Canolia Haley announced plans for a May 16 to 19 convention at the Jack Tar Hotel Winston-Salem. Mounts discussed modern writers and Shakespeare life. A music depository project for the public library was adopted. Members urged donations of music and to visit art exhibits at Dixie Furniture Co Lexington and displays across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mounts
High Point College
Leo Palmer
Barbera Wilson
Canolia Haley
State Association of Credit Women’s Organizations
Winston-Salem
Shakespeare
Genevieve Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenda Beck
Erle S. Smith
Johnny Griffin
Kernersville
Sandra Smith
Marie Perry
Beck-Griffin
Worth Ave
Brentwood Baptist Church
Ekner Horton
Archdale-Trinity Club
ABWA
PAM
Woman's World
Commerce Dial
International
Carolina Truck & Trailer Sales Inc
Thomasville
NAS Jewelry
N. Main St
Nash
Williams Flowers
South Main
Main ST
Sea Bski
Dr. Mounts
High Point Woman's Club
H. D. Minnis
Greensboro Rd
Emmett Stone
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