Sherrod and Fiance to Be Honored at Week of Parties
Social calendar notes a series of hosted events honoring Miss Sherrod and Henry A. Millis Jr. From Monday through Saturday, gatherings at Sedgefield Inn Emerywood Country Club Greensboro and Winston-Salem feature luncheons, desserts, teas, a buffet and dinner, culminating in a marriage on Friday evening at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Sherrod
Henry A. Millis, Jr
Sharhonors
Wesley Memorialist Church
Miss Sherrod
Helen Sheloff
Sedgefield Inn
Eleanor
J. Harriss
Emerywood Country Ab
Mrs. T. Hudson
Country Club
Mr. Mil
Betty Lou Jackson
Sherrod
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Greensboro Country Club
James H. Millis
Jesse Evans
T. Lynwood Smith
John Victor Hunter, Jr
Winston-Salem
Eugene Bolivia Cannon
Asheboro
Tom Pitts
Pancoast to Speak on Atomic Research for Legion Post
Howard R. Pancoast vice president of Bryant Electric will address the Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion at tomorrow's meeting at HPT and D railway offices speaking on atomic bomb research. He worked at Oak Ridge Tennessee where the atom bomb was manufactured. The meeting starts at 8 o clock and all post members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Pancoast
Bryant Electric Company
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Legion
Our Baby Album Celebrates Five Local Children
John Donald Stone of 508 Centennial avenue marks his first birthday on May 6. Del Ray Wilson of 1116 Anderson street turns one on May 7. Vickie Elizabeth Wagner of 345 South Wrenn Street is one on May 16. John David Mickey of 922 Forrest avenue marks his second birthday on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donald Stone
Fred Stone
Centennial Avenue
Little del Ray Wilson
D. W. Wilson
Anderson Street
Vickie Elizabeth Wagner
J. R. Wagner
South
Wrenn Street
Little John David Mickey
Frank
Mickey
Forrest Avenue
Soybean Introduced to United States in 1804
The record notes that soybeans were first introduced to the United States in the year 1804. This marks an early step in the crop's history in American agriculture and sets a timeline for subsequent cultivation developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local residents visit kin and friends over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Profitt and daughters spend the weekend in Lynchburg Virginia visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson and Mrs. Elsie Thornhill host Miss Elizabeth Anderson on Boulevard. Numerous travelers head to Chicago St Louis and California for shopping and visits While Lt. K. A. Bailey Jr and Mrs. Bailey tour Greensbor o and Coral Gables, Violet Yokely returns from Florida. Others vacation at Wanda Inn in Carolina Beach with Mrs. C. A. Rogers of Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Profitt
Co and
Betty
Lynchburg
J. M. Anderson
Elsie Thornhill
Bluefield
W. Va
Elizabeth Anderson
Boulevard
K. A. Bailey, Jr
Greensbor
Coral Gables
Fla
Beasley
Kathleen Malpass
Ruth Culler
Bill Morehead
J. A. Jones
Wanda Inn
Lina Beach
C. A. Rogers
Petersburg, Va
Robert Cottam
Virginia
Alice
Randolph-Macon College
Cottams
Williamsvars
High
Archdale PTA Meets Monday Night at School Auditorium
Archdale PTA will hold its final meeting tomorrow at 8 pm in the Emma Blair school auditorium. Rev. O L Ruth will speak, and all parents and friends are urged to attend this community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Pta
Archdale Parent-Teacher Association
O. L. Ruth
Asheboro Honors Betty Bell Bride-Elect and Community Events
A luncheon at the Ashlyn hotel honored Miss Jane Cochran bride-elect of Asheboro and Star with hostesses Miss Betty Bell and others. Plans include Cochran’s June 16 wedding to James Fox. Community groups elected officers at meetings, including the Asheboro Woman's Club and American Legion auxiliary, and activities covered poppy sales and Girls State delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Betty Bell
Ashlyn Hotel
Jane Cochran
Star
J. C. Senter
Clara Monroe
Rose Parrish
China
Auxiliary
Woman's College
Greensboro
Rose’ Marie Lambert
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carlene Marie Sykes
Rotary Club
Mary Elizabeth Hamilton
Kiwanis Club
Christine Corder
The
Lions Club
Betty Louise Poolem
Mary Edythe Maness
American Legion
Winston-Salem
W. C. Page
Don McGlhohon
W. L. Ward
Cleveland Thayer
Lillie Lewallen
Vernon Moore
George Burkhead
Department Constitution
J. G. Crutchfield
Fred Kearns
State Auxiliary
Deep River Ministers Gather for NC Friends Conference
North Carolina Friends ministers met in Deep River on Tuesday with around forty attendees. Lunch was served by the Deep River church Philharmonias. Various local members and visitors joined events including the World Fellowship day at Maris chapel and a Peace Committee supper hosted by Mrs. A. W. Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Ministers’ Conference of North Carolina Friends Meeting
Philatheas
Mary White Meredith
Ughter
H. H. White
Meredith
Clara Ward
Essie Briggs
Jessie Crumpler
Claudis Thornton
Maris Chapel
The
Missionary Society
Vera White
Addie Carroll
Mittie Wilson
Gladys Beck
Junior Gordon
High Point
Navy
H. H. Jordan
Joy Briggs
Greensboro
Peace Committee
A. W. Yates
Betty Day
Dallas
Texas
Carolyn Smith
Atlanta
Magdalene Crumpler
Baltimore
W. J. Little
Mebane
P. W. Jackson
Jimmy and
Elliott
Pleasant Garden
Henry Bundy
Bill Lamb
Jamestown
C. L. Jackson
F. A. Carroll
Lawsonville
W. B. Doss
Carroll
Dora M. Horney
Ruth Horney
W. V. Horney
Crawford
Peggy Crawford
Mount Airy
Galax
Virginia
K. Jackson
Raleigh
Births Across Three States Highlight Local Families
Marianne Hutton born May 12 at Leaksville General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Marion S Hutton. Robert James Long born May 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert L Long. Sandra Ann Coleman born May 9 in Los Angeles to Mr and Mrs Jack Coleman, former High Point resident. Randy Allen White born May 11 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs L R White. Janice Maria Etheridge born May 17 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs L G Etheridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Teague
234 Boulevard
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marianne Hutton
Marion S. Hutton
Marianne
Leaksville General Hospital
Hutton
Ann Koontz
Leaksville
Robert Long
Albert L. Long
Thomasville Road
Robert James
Washington Street
Calif
Jack Coleman
Los Angeles
Sandra Ann
Randy Allen White
L. R. White
Randy Allen
Boulevard Unit
Ethridges
L. G. Etheridge
Janice Maria
Tips for Teens Table Manners Quick Checkup
Teens get quick guidance on table manners to shape personality. Use proper posture keep hands in lap avoid twiddling the fork or marking the tablecloth. Hold utensils correctly favor napkin use and discreet grooming only when a powder room is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comets
Alwade ii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iss Sherrod
Fiance
Bing Crosby
G. Miller
H. James
Tippin
Papkins
Tanofy
Piano
High Pointsmusic Supply CO
North Main St
Everything Musical
Pancoast
Legion Post of Atomic Research
Our
Beverly Jane Spitzer
C. F. Spitzer
Washington, D. C
Bartnerd
East Green St
B. F. Hendrix, Inc
E. Washington St
Charles Brumer
Chicago
St. Louis
California
Fulton C. Allen
Wadesboro
Fred Tillman
West Bay Street
Dot Nicholson
Burlington
Anne Scott Garrett
Rockford Road
Jack Willis
Tommy Scott
Co. C. McEver
Indianapolis
Ind
Cadet Tabernacle
Dennis Helsabeck
Holland Sami
Helsabeck
North
Hamilton Street Church
Doris Horne
Chandler Street
Cora S. Rike
Charleston
S. C
J. D. Rike
Morris Street
Wirt Harrison
College Park, Md
N. P. Yarborough
Harrison
Rs. Yarborough
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Emma Blair School
William Lane
T. Irving Hall
Roy Williams
John Williams
W. H. Brewson
Branson
Walter A. Bunch
Frank Jones
C. E. Hughes, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary
RK. L. Gunch
W. J. Burros
Mis
Cordie Harmon
Page
W. K. Lewalien
von McGiphon
C. Phillips
Friends
Bama
Elionor Williams
Parm and Gene Beauty Shop
Helen Curtis
Summer Suede
Gilbert’s
Toren Ender
J. W. Sechrest & Son - Funeral Directors
His Point, North Carolina
Main St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!