Miss Brincefield And Edgar Teer To Wed In July
Miss Shirley Florence Brincefield and Herbert Edgar Teer announce their July wedding planned at Centenary Methodist Church Greensboro. Shirley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brincefield of 2614 Beechwood St Greensboro, recently worked for Southern Life Insurance. Edgar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Teer of 406 Grayson St High Point and Flint Mich, is with Fisher Body Company after attending Trinity High School and Lees McRae College.
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Marion
Brincefield
Beechwood St
Greensboro
Shirley Florence
Herbert Edgar Teer
Claude Raymond Teer
Grayson St
High Point
Flint
Mich
Centenary Methodist Church
Miss Brincefield
Greensboro Senior High School
Southern Life Insurance Company
Teer
Trinity High School
Lees-McRae Junior College
Fisher Body Company
Shirley Florence Brincefield
Garden Makers Club Honors Final Speaker Mrs Carr
Mrs Carr led corsage making at the Garden Makers Club luncheon at Em erywood Country Club. Mrs Marsh presided as 18 members attended and introduced two new members Mrs Parham and Mrs Harllee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carr
Garden Makers Club
Emerywood Country Club
George Marsh
Asa Parham
Victor Harllee
Harriss Covington
Carr
Marsh
John Diffendal
Kress Employees Honor Official At Surprise Birthday Party
S H Kress and Company employees hosted a surprise party for Margar et Sechrest a dry goods department worker at the local store. Mesdames P B Stinson and P W Whitaker organized the event with W C Maiden district manager present and Mrs Sechrest mother of the honoree among guests. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Kress and Company
P. B. Stinson
P. W. Whitaker
Margaret Sechrest
Sechrest
Fleurette Club Closes Year With Final Meeting
The Fleurette Garden Club held its last meeting of the year at the YWCA hosted by Mrs. Charles Reddick and Mrs. Arthur York Jr. Mrs. Clifton Hughes led the session which wrapped up annual business. A new member, Mrs. Raymond Fowler, was welcomed. The group decided not to expand beyond its 20 members. The president noted a $10 Bible Teaching Fund donation by the Garden Council. A June covered dish supper and picnic at City Lake will conclude activities. Refreshments were served to 12 members.
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Fleurette Garden Club
The
YWCA
Charles Reddick
Arthur York Jr
Clifton Hughes
Raymond Fowler
Reddick
Garden Council
Bible Teaching Fund
Green Thumb Names Slate At Luncheon
The Green Thumb Garden Club met at the Woman's Club yesterday chaired by Mrs. C. C. Robbins Jr. New officers were elected with Mrs. W. P. Phillips to serve as president. Also chosen were Mrs. Richard Marshall as vice president, Mrs. C. C. Robbins Jr. as secretary and Mrs. W. T. Hayes as treasurer. Plans for the June annual picnic were discussed. luncheon covers were set for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
Woman’s Club
C. C. Robbins Jr
W. P. Phillips
Robbins
Richard Marshall
W. T. Hayes
League Boards To Have Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of the Junior League boards will take place tomorrow at 9:30 AM at the YWCA with outgoing and incoming officers. The general meeting next Wednesday will be held at Emerywood Country Club, with the time and place changed.
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YWCA
Emerywood Country Club
Births in High Point and Archdale May 17
Mr and Mrs Ray Bale of 515 Clover Dr announce the birth of daughter Karen Gail on May 17 at High Point Hospital. mother formerly Lauretta Elliott. Mr and Mrs H C Royals Jr announce son Gary on May 17 at the local hospital in Archdale. Mr and Mrs Roy C Hunt of 1405 Tryon St announce son Philip Charles on May 17 at the local hospital.
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Karen Gail Bailey
Ray Bale
Clover Dr
Karen Gail
High Point Hospital
Lauretta Elliott
High Point
Gary Clay Royals
H. C. Royals Jr
Archdale
Gary Can
Philip Charles Hunt
Roy C. Hunt
Tryon St
Philip Charles
Evening club lineup and meetings listed for Friday
Y W C A News lists a Modernette Club lunch at 12, a women golf class at 5 45, dinners at Ellingtons, Adam Club health session by nurses, Stardusters officers election and planning, and a 7 30 to 10 00 grade seven open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins Club
Ellington
Adam Club
Stardusters Club
Wayside Garden Club Plans New Year At Wall Home
Wayside Garden Club members met Mrs. E S Wall at her Hillcrest Drive home to set plans for the year and present a newly elected slate headed by Mrs John C Sheloff as president. The group voted to meet June 1 for the final summer session and discussed the Garden Council meeting at the new library.
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Wayside Club
Wall Home
Wayside Garden Club
E. S. Wall
Hillcrest Dr
J. W. Thomas
L. R. Terry
John C. Sheloff
Miss Mildred Sharpe Honored With Mixed Shower Friends
Miss Mildred Sharpe, bride to be of Don Embler, received a miscellaneous shower at 1700 EB Green St hosted by Mrs W L Campbell Mrs Fred Campbell and Mrs Frank Feltz Jr. The party featured contests a bride book a bouquet and a corsage gift table roses and an iced course. Attending guests included Mrs Harvey Embler the groom’s mother and Sharpe’s Jamestown teaching colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Sharpe
Don Embler
W. L. Campbell
Fred Campbell
Frank Feltz Jr
EB. Green St
Miss Sharpe
Harvey Embler
Sharpe
Jamestown
Burlington
Trinity Schools
Dessert Bridge Party for Miss Darby Bride elect
A dessert bridge event at 507 Prospect St. honored Miss Betty Darby, June bride elect, with Miss Ann Lewis as associate hostess. Guests enjoyed bridge and canasta at three tables, with prizes for Denby Cadick and Marie D. Marsh. An ice course in green and white followed the arrival, carnations for the honoree, and a lingerie shower as a surprise gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Darby
Betty Faye Hedgecock
Betty Darby
Miss Hedgecock
Ann Lewis
Hedgecock
Prospect St
Denby Cadick
Marie D. Marsh
Cadick
Marsh
Black-Womack Vows Revealed
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Rebecca Joyce Womack to Lewis J. B. Black is made. The vows were spoken in Chesterfield South Carolina at the home of Probate Judge W E Redfearn who officiated. The couple reside at 403 Richardson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. B. Black
Rebecca Joyce Womack
J. W. Womack
Jamestown
Chesterfield
S. C
Richardson St
Troy Black
Spartanburg
W. E. Redfearn
Route 1
Trinity High School
Black
Spartanburg, S. C
Monarch Furniture Company
Jr League Hears Neal Austin On N C Writers
The Junior League Booklub met at Mrs. Edward Drakes home with 11 members to hear Neal Austin city librarian outline North Carolina writers. He highlighted Thomas Wolfe William Sydney Porter and others like Ing lis Fletcher James Street Le Gette Blythe and Paul Green as figures well known to North Carolinians. The final meeting for the summer discussed next years continuation of the North Carolina Writers topic.
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Junior League Booklub
Edward Drake
Parkway
Neal Austin
Austin
North Carolina
Book Club
Thomas Wolfe
William Sidney Porter
Inglis Fletcher
James Street
le Gette Blythe
Paul Green
Bradner Mitchell Wedding Announced In Conway South Carolina
Announcement today of the marriage of Helen Hepler Mitchell and Roy Bradner of this city solemnized May 8 in Conway South Carolina. The bride is daughter of Mrs Vernon Hepler and the late Mr Hepler of High Point. The groom’s parents are Mrs B H Bradner and the late Mr Bradner. The couple will reside in Cotton Grove North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hepler Mitchell
Roy Saunders Bradner
Conway
S. C
South Carolina
Gilbert File
Thomasville
Bradner
Vernon Hepler
Mr. Hepler
High Point
B. H
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Edgar Teer
Mrs. Carr
Garden Makers
Kress
Maa Eden
Cicero Holton
Jamestown, N. C
Fleurette Club
Frank Smith
J. W.thomas
Minta Hughes
J. E. Marsh
C. H. Risch
Mesdames Campbell
Feltz
Campbell
Black-Womack
N. C.) Enterprise
Wed
N. C
Bradner-Mitchell
Cotton Grove, N. C
Carlye
Gingham
Tobias
Tobias Sailtone
P. Pusher
Tobias Famous Maker
Berkshire Sale
Tor
Berkshire
Denier
America
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