Catholic Church Ceremony Unites Miss Anne Steed and James Bulla Jr
Yesterday at four in the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Miss Anne Steed daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl B Steed married James L Bulla Jr son of Mr and Mrs James L Bulla both of High Point Reverend Robert J McMillan officiated with music by Max Thurman and Mother Agnes Loretta The couple will reside in the Ecker Apartments after a wedding trip Veneers of town guests traveled from Florence Richmond Detroit Roanoke Danbury Winston Salem Chapel Hill and Raleigh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Anne Steed
Earl B. Steed
James L. Bulla, Jr
James L. Bulla
High Point
Robert J. McMillan
Max Thurman
Agnes Loretta
W. L. Lugani
Raleigh
Thomas E. Bulla
Danbury
Steed
Myrtle Desk Company
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Ka Alpha Fraternity
United States Navy
O. E. Truesdale
Florence
S. C
Richmond
Detroit
Michigan
Roanoke
Winston- Salem
Births announced for Keith Alexander and Barry Samuel Hilliard Mendenhall
Mr and Mrs Harold R Hilliard of 413 Haywood Street Thomasville announce Keith Alexander born May 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Samuel Mendenhall Route 2 announce Barry Samuel born May 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Mendenhall is the former Nell Payne of Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith A. Hilliard
Harold R. Hilliard
Haywood Street
Thomasville
Keith Alexander
High Point Memorial Hospital
Barry Mendenhall
Samuel Mendenhall
Barry Samuel
Wild Flower Garden Club Meeting Planned for Thursday
The Wild Flower Garden Club will meet Thursday at 8 PM at 517 Otteray Drive, home of Mrs Melvina Martin, with Mrs Harvey Matthews as associate hostess. Members will provide flower arrangements for judging as the main program feature.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Melvina Martin
Otteray Drive
Harvey Matthews
Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia So Quickly
An advertisement extols BC in tablet and powder form for fast relief of headaches neuralgic pains and minor aches. It emphasizes a blend of popular pain relievers and urges readers to buy the 10c 25c and family-size bottles as economical options.
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Borden
African Violet Show Delights 500 Attend Exhibition
The African Violet Club sponsored show at High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway offices drew over 100 entries from 22 exhibitors. Mrs. Fred Whitescarver’s Samantha won blue for largest plant, about 30 inches wide and 18 months old, with other top entries including Mrs. S. J. O’Neal and Mrs. R. L. Murray. A 25-plant tea table impressed judges Verna Essex and Mary Kepley. Proceeds supported the Heart Association drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Fred Whitescarver
Samantha
S. J. O'Neal
R. L. Murray
Melvinartin
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Verna Essex
Winston-Salem
Mary Kepley
Lexington
The
Heart Association
Training Meeting At Girl Scout Office Tonight
Mrs. Charles MacAnnally announces a joint meeting of Girl Scout Leaders and new Troop Committee members at 7:30 P.M. on College Street. The session trains troop committee members in duties and responsibilities to improve leadership and cooperation. Mrs. Covington, Mrs. MacDonnell, Mrs. Comer, and Miss Campbell assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MacAnnally
Girl Scout Council
College Street
MacAnnally
J. Harris Covington
Lillian MacDonnell
Mary Eva Comer
Nancy Campbell
Ladies Day At Sedgefield Club Arranged for Tomorrow
Tomorrow at Sedgefield Country Club the women and guests will enjoy Ladies Day with entertainment by LS. Card games bridge and canasta start at 10 30 A M luncheon at one at Sedgefield Inn. Golfers to adjust starting times per notice from Selwyn N Bryant chairwoman.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Amas
Sedgefield Inn
Selwyn N. Bryant
Miss Jewel Haney and Charles G Casey Wed In Vows
Miss Jewel Solene Haney of this city and Charles Gray Casey of Winston-Salem were married at Central Friends Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with a marquisette yoke and long train. she carried gardenias with a pink orchid. Attendants included Mrs. William Lee Meredith Jr and Miss Doris Haney. Best man was C G Casey. ushers included Leonard Warner and others. The couple will reside in Norwood Court apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Solene Haney
Charles Gray Casey
Winston- Salem
Thal Friends Church
Cecil E. Haworth
Oregon
Bert Ishee
Don Gibbardt
Gibhardt
Illusion Marine
William Lee Meredith, Jr
Greensboro
Doris Haney
Gibson
Robert L. Steelman
C. G. Casey
Leonard Warner
Winston-Salem
William L. Meredith, Jr
Harvey Speaks
Robert Dixon
High Point
John Thomas Haney
Manual Arts
Los Angeles
Calif
Jones Business College
Mrs Cottam To Entertain Philomathean Club
Mrs Robert Cottam will be hostess to the Philomathean Club at Emerywood Country Club Friday afternoon at three o clock according to an announcement this morning.
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Robert Cottam
Philomathean Club
Emerywood Country Club
Green Acre Club Plans Annual Picnic Evening
The Green Acre Garden Club will hold its annual picnic Friday at 6 30 PM. The event takes place at the home of Mrs Jack Quaritius on Manor Drive. It will be the last meet.
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Green Acre Garden Club
Jack Quaritius
Manor Drive
Annual State Woman's Club Awards Announced
The 1905-51 awards honored 75 individuals clubs and districts for community beautification printing art and health work. Randleman Woman's Club won the C H Verner cup while Ruth Zeiger Greensboro Elizabeth Blake Salisbury and others received cups and cash prizes. Carolina Institute of International Relations won Maddrey Anderson scholarship and Winston Salem groups took poetry and creative work honors.
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C. H. Verner
Randleman Woman's Club
Ruth Zeiger
Greensboro
Ethel Parker
Elizabeth Blake
Salisbury
Cornelia Petty Jerman
Interna Reations
Maddrey-Anderson
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Woman's College
Federation Poetry Cup
Gertrude Vestal
Winston Salem
Asheboro
Ihealth
End of Spring and Summer Concerns Meeting Request
A notice invites endal members to attend a gathering marking the close of spring and summer sessions. It calls for full participation and notes this will address ongoing program concerns and upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concen Endal
Hickory Newspaperwoman Elected President of NC Press Women
Mrs. Mabel Miller Rowe of the Hick Daily Record was chosen to lead the North Carolina Press Women at the spring meeting. She succeeds Miss Mary Garber of Winston-Salem. Others named include Vice President Mrs. Bess Davenport Thompson and secretary treasurer Aadette Hagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mabel Miller Rowe
Hick Daily Record
North Carolina Press
Mary Garber
Twin City Sentinel
Winston- Salem
Bess Davenport Thompson
High Point
Aadette Hagel
Smithfield Herald
Jane Hall
Raleigh News and Observer
Valerie Nich
W O T Club hears Miss Eleanor Idol at Emerywood luncheon
The W O T Club elected officers for the coming year and heard Miss Ruth Eleanor Idol speak at the spring luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Idol recently returned from eight months abroad where the conference on International Trade and Tariff included fifty countries. She served as secretary to the delegation chairman at the conference and visited Italy Switzerland Scotland and Ireland. New officers named include Mrs Alvin S Parker president and Mrs Hiram Armentrout vice president with Mrs Joseph D Cox secretary treasurer and Miss I Irvin Paylor custodian.
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W.O.T. Club
Ruth Eleanor Idol
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Idol
Land
United States
Italy
Switzerland
Scotland
Ireland
Alvin S. Parker
Hiram Armentrout
Joseph D. Cox
I. Irvin Paylor
H. A. Millis
C. M. Hauser
R. K. Stewart
Warsaw hosts dessert bridge honoring Mrs Wilbur Stancil
Mrs W G Britt Jr of Warsaw entertained at Borden's Gold Room for Mrs Wilbur Stancil a recent bride Miss Alfreda Hardie. Guests dined amid spring flowers with pink rosebud corsages. Prizes went to Miss Jean Sheetz and Mrs Dolen Hedrick.
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W. G. Britt, Jr
Warsaw
Borden’s
Gold Room
Wilbur Stancil
Alfreda Hardie
Jean Sheetz
Dolen Hedrick
Mesdames Dolen Hedrick
E. S. Welborn, Jr
Wray Crawford
Irvin Black
D. Clark Johnson
Paul Beeson
Robert McCall
Betsy Saunders
Elizabeth Swiggett
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Madeline Hoover
Catholic Church
James Bulla, Jr
Ieckaive
Glenn
W. Washington St
Wild Flower Club
Sieed By
Borden's
R. R. Blackburn
Girl Scout Office
Sedgefield Club
Jewel Haney
Charles G. Casey
Central Friends Church
Tee
Sey
Casey
Burton College
Charlotte
B Goodrich
A. Mn
Norwood Court
OPO
Wits
Mrs. Cottam
Green Acre Club
State Woman's Club
Hickory
North Carolina Press Women
Frances Jiffin
Nicholson
Doris Dale Ety
Greensboro News-Record
North Carolina Journalism
Eleanor Idol
Emerywood Club
RAY Street Pta
William Locke
High Pointer
William College
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
S.S.S
S.S.S. Tonic
SSS. Tonic Company
Conillenniaeyanged
Cotal
S. S. Tonic
Tone Money Back & Uaranter
Elenora
D. R. Perry
Rosie
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