Miss Elaine Sells Bride Elect Feted At Shower
Miss Elaine Sells June 1 bride elect of Robert Clinard honored at a shower hosted by Pat Upton Janice Mabe Janet Smith Carol Sells and Bonnie Hayes at 911 Circle Dr Approximately 15 guests attended Special guests included the groom elects mother Mrs C W Clinard and the honorees sisters Mrs Darrell Warren Mrs Wade Idol and Mrs Bill Miller Gifts of lingerie were given and prizes awarded during bridal games Refreshments featured green and white decorated cakes and lime punch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Sells
Robert Clinard
Pat Upton
Janice Mabe
Janet Smith
Carol Sells
Bonnie Hayes
Upton
Circle Dr
C. W. Clinard
Darrell Warren
Greensboro
Wade Idol
Kernersville
Bill Miller
First Methodist WSCS Installs Officers At Dinner Meeting
Installation of 11 circle group officers for the First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service was held in the Fellowship Room. Rev. Robert G. Tuttle led the ceremony with reinstated officers and first term appointees, including Mrs. James S. Moffitt as president and Miss Myrtle Davis as Children’s Secretary, followed by a pledge service and musical part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. Woody Brinson
C. L. Whitaker
Lola Hollingsworth
Robert G. Tuttle
James S. Moffitt
E. J. Phibbs Jr
Lee Sherrill
Robert D. Davis
A. J. Simeon
J. W. Snotherly
W. Stanley Baker
Missionary Education
Myrtle Davis
Darrell Bulla
N. C. Johnson Jr
Porter Hauser
Harry Lee Hauser
W. C. Koontz Jr
Wilbur Groome
James Ruark
James
H. A. Moffitt
Frank Holmes
Don Conrad
James Noble
Ted Schubert
D. Senate
Robert Raskin
High Point
Sloop
High Point College
Mr. Sloop
Giant Furniture Co
Russell and
Hamilton Streets
Dalton Furniture Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Marsh Furniture Co
Poppy Day Saturday Finale Aids Disabled Vets Programs
Disabled veterans from three wars in Fayetteville crafted memorial poppies in the occupational therapy department. The poppies, received from the hospital, will be sold on Poppy Day Saturday by volunteers from American Auxiliary units of IL.T. Mann Post 87 and Roger Kirchofer Post. Proceeds fund the auxiliary’s program for disabled veterans and children of veterans, with most money staying in High Point. The effort aims to support child welfare and rehabilitation, clothing, dental and medical needs, and pantry staples for veteran families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Il.t. Mann Post
Number 87
Roger Kirchofer
High Point
Miss Lewis Presents Musical Art Club Program
Miss Dorothy Lewis was guest artist for the Musical Art Club meeting at Mrs. L. R. Terry’s home on N Main Street. She performed Ravel Sonatine and Chopin pieces while the hospitality committee greeted guests and refreshments were served. New officers were installed with Mrs Floyd Mehan as president and Miss Mary Alice Long as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lewis
Musical Art Club
L. R. Terry
N. Main St
Lewis
Ravel
Chopin
Virginia Frank
W. S. Swaim
Charles Medlin
Sara Alderman
Louis Voorhees
Lawrence Matton
Beulah Moton
Z. Melnikov
N. S. Stirewall
Presbyterian Home
Floyd Mehan
Edward Silver
Samuel Hyman
Mary Alice Long
Tea To Compliment Mrs H A White
Members of the Faculty Women Paige H A White will retire from active service this school year. The event will be at four o clock in the afternoon in the foyer of Memorial auditorium. Wives of faculty members will be on the guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
H.A.) White
Memorial Auditorium
Frustrated Burglar Hits Albuquerque Safe
Patrolman Fred Dimas examined a battered firm safe at the Employers of Equipment Safes and Manufacturing Co. and found a note left by the burglar claiming the safe was well made and that it had stumped him. The intruder left a hammer, chisel, wrench and pliers, and the hinges were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Equipment Safes & Manufacturing Co
Fred Dimas
Y W C A Activities Schedule For Week
Y W C A lists include girls beginners swimming classes at 3 15 and 6 45, women's beginners and intermediate swimming, plunge periods, Bible classes, Slim Gym Class, golf at Blair Park, Robins Club surprise meet, and a Friday Wiener Roast for 10th grade.
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Adams Club
Blair Park
Robins Club
Woman Fined After Santa Monica Car Incident
Marie Hagen, 24, testified that the car started rolling as her husband exited and she pressed the gas. An officer said she was behind the wheel when the vehicle struck three parked cars, toppled a sign and a tree. Municipal Judge Mervyn Aggeler found her guilty and fined $158 despite her claim she cannot drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Marie Hagen
No Nest Construction by Whippoorwill Noted
The Whippoorwill lays two eggs on ground litter rather than building a nest in spring, choosing dead leaves among thickets as the breeding site.
Five Jr Girls Initiated Into Maiden Group at Faith Baptist
The Doris Spencer Junior Girls Auxiliary of Faith Baptist Church on Redding St presented five girls as maidens during a Sunday ceremony signaling their first step toward full GA membership. Green white and gold decorations highlighted Focus Weekend with a hymn medley by Mrs. Violet Hutchens and remarks by Rev. W. Murphy Cassell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Baptist Church
Helen Vick
Doris Spencer
Redding St
Violet Hutchens
Emma Blevins
WMU
W. Murphy Cassell
Pamela Walden
Dianne Mahalik
Janice Thomas
Linda French
Marilyn Pruette Plays Mozart Selections at Duke Recital
Dr and Mrs Dean B Pruette and son Davis attended a Duke University recital by John Hanks students. Marilyn Pruette played Sull Aria from Le Nozze di Figaro in a duet with Frances Strickland and Deh Vieni non Tadar in the first group. She also performed in an opening trio with Frances Strickland and Ann Hunter from The Magic Flute. Marilyn, a rising junior at Duke, showcased multiple Mozart works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean B. Pruette
Son Davis
Durham
Duke University
John Hanks
Marilyn Pruette
Frances Strickland
Marbury v Madison Establishes Constitutional Supremacy
The case marks the first time the Supreme Court asserted the supremacy of the Constitution and Chief Justice declared an Act of Congress unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Adele Simpson Designs Furs for Little Women Self Defense
Adele Simpson, 4 foot 10, explains she designs fall fur garments to boost confidence and ease. She notes most fur designers are men who cannot relate to women’s concerns about fur coats, offering small furs and restrained coats focused on simple smooth lines and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Simpson
Adele
Mrs. Simpson
Barry Mendenhall Birthday Party Feted by Parents
Mr and Mrs Samuel Mendenhall hosted Barry Mendenhall for his sixth birthday at their Chestnut Extension home. Guests arrived at three oclock for games and contests with refreshments served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Mendenhall
Samuel Mendenhall
Barry
Chestnut Extension
Craige
Garry Dobbins
Frances Ingram
Johnny Paul Jr
Janice Lynn
Garry Mendenhall
Marcellus Johnson
Lindsay Payne Phillip
Danny Fitzgerald
Barbara Lynn Payne
Judy
Jeffrey Cecil
Susan
Carol
Jane Carpenter
Keith
Becky Sink
Hoyt
Debbie Hughes
Norman
Barbara Bodenheimer
Hal Swaim
Open Heart Club Meeting Planned At Hedgecock Home
The Open Heart Club will convene tonight at 7 30 at Mrs. Lloyd Hedgecock 616 Clover Drive. Mrs. Garrett Whitley will serve as associate hostess and a miscellaneous sale is planned during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Heart Club
Lloyd Hedgecock
Garrett Whitley
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J. A. Sloop
Mes St
Janet Teague
Madeline Hoover
Miss Sells
First Methodist Wscs
Mark Golden
Mary Lou van der Steur
Grimes St
China Grove
Broad Street
Sloops
Philip Ridge
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
U. S. Navy
Larry Sloop
State College
Raleigh
Sonya Sloop
Navy
Jerry Echols
Miss Lewis
H. A. White
S. Main St
Clara Callaham
Diane Mahalik
Studie Phete
Duke
E. Washington St
Grace Flower
Wrenn & How
Monark SI
N. Main
Hade Co
Milan Straw
Wedge
Sample Shoe Store
Opea
Arly
Singer Sewing Centers
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Singer Mfg. CO
TEL
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