Miss Murrow Honored With Two Bridal Showers
Two separate miscellaneous bridal showers honored Miss Shirley Murrow bride elect of Charles E. Hoover. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Murrow and others at the Idol Drive home and Oakview Road residence, with corsages, gifts, and pink floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hoover
Shirley Murrow
W.C. Murrow
Maxine Murrow
Fred Murrow
Jeanne Murrow
Art Richardson
Charles E. Hoover
Idol Drive
W. C. Murrow
Murrow
Hadley Robertson
Thomas Jennings
Walter Groce
Groce
Oakview Road
Agenda Club Hears Mrs Lindsay At Dinner Meeting
Agenda Club members gathered at the YWCA for a dinner meeting last night as Mrs. J. W. Lindsay spoke to the group. The event highlighted local community engagement and featured remarks by Lindsay on civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
J. W. Lindsay
The
YWCA
Shrine Dance Is Scheduled for Spring Series Finale
Oriental Shrine Club on Greensboro Road will sponsor the last dance of the spring series this Saturday evening. The Bill Paul Orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Shriners and guests are expected to attend with dinner reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Shrine Club
Greensboro Road
Bill Paul Orchestra
Shriners
Neese and Snow wed in High Point ceremony
Joy Snow and Garland Neese were married at 8 o clock in Jamestown in the home of the bride s parents. The bride wore a street length white taffeta gown with Alencon lace and Sabrina neckline and carried red roses. Miss Kathy Neese served as maid of honor, and the couple plans to reside in High Point with Mr and Mrs Garland Neese of Rt 1 Jamestown hosting the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Neese
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Mr. Snow
Linus Calvin Snow
Danville
Mrs. Snow
Johnson Hinge Co
High Point
Ragedale High School
F. C. Case
Madison
Kathy Neese
J. E. Crawford
Ginger Neese
BPW State Convention Planned For Asheville
The North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs issues a call for its 45th annual convention in Asheville at the Battery Park Hotel June 27. City officials and local clubs will host events, with opening remarks by Mayor Earl W. Eller and a memorial service led by Mrs. Edyth Alley. A leadership discussion is planned with Dr. Lois Frazier coordinating a panel including Mrs. Ruth Easterling, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Frances Dawson, and Mrs. Grace Folger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Asheville
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville Club
Lacie Mae Maester
Winster- Salem
Earl W. Eller
Edyth Alley
Waynesville
Lois Frazier
Meredith College
Ruth M. Easterling
Mary Rogers
Charlotte
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
Frances Dawson
Eton College
Grace Folger
Weir’s
Goldsboro
Sylva
Brevard
Bridge Winners at Furniture City Duplicate Club
Winners from eight tables in the Mitchell movement at Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club were led by Capus Way Nick and Randall Terry in North South. Second place went to Mrs Nesbit Caughman and Mrs R D Tillson, third to Mrs Carl Tipton and Mrs Harvey Mathews, and fourth to Mrs Lamar Baxter and Mrs Joe W Johnson. East West winners were Mrs Elizabeth Marion and Dave Smith first, Ernest Howell and Elmer Young second, and a three way tie for third between Mrs Charles Snavely and Mrs Berlie Eargle and J Bernstein and Irving Tilles. The event took place at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture
City Duplicate Bridge Club
Capus Waynick
Randall Terry
Nesbit Caughman
R. D. Tillson
Carl Tipton
Harvey Mathews
Lamar Baxter
Joe W. Johnson
Elizabeth Marion
Dave Smith
Ernest Howell
Elmer Young
Charles
Oak Leaf Garden Club Tours Tanglewood Park
Seven Oak Leaf Garden Club members toured Tanglewood Park on a Wednesday visit. They toured the rose garden and arboretum before a luncheon at the Manor House. Guests included Mrs Gary Beal and Mrs William Causey. Attendees were Mrs Wayne Brown Mrs Archie Laney Mrs Douglas Mason Mrs David Moore Mrs Charles Tucker Mrs Ray Wesson and Mrs Wortham Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Leaf Garden Club
Tanglewood Park
Manor House
Rose Garden
Arboretum
Gary Beal
William Causey
Wayne Brown
Archhie Laney
Douglas Mason
David Moore
Charles Tucker
Ray Wesson
Wortham Jr
BPW to honor presidents with memberships and awards
The article notes that all club presidents will be honored with membership citations and awards presented by Mrs. Annie Thelma Harmon of Warsaw as state membership chairman. Mrs. Dolly S. Burton of Jacksonville will introduce candidates for state office, and breakfast workshops for leaders are planned for Saturday morning with details continued on Page 14-A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Annie Thelma Harmon
Warsaw
Dolly S. Burton
Jacksonville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Murrow
Mr. Hoover
Oakview Methodist Church
Jennings
Armch Air Travelers
UW Board of Directors
University of the Seven Seas
Robert W. Clark
Hong Kong
Lindsay
Ivan
Viola Brigman
Rudy Kana
Arnold Culler
Culler
Pee
Neese
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Wfmy-Tv
Don Trexler
William Kirkpatrick
Burlington
Roger Gibbs
Greensboro
Duke Madrigal Singers
Chapel
St. P . Episcopal Church
Neh Uniyesh Methodist Church
Bel Hill
Edenton Street
BPW
Main St
Kater
Commerce
Oak Leaf Club
Tour
Tanglewood
Baby Doll — Capri
Dacron & Cotton Nylon
Guy
High
Guilford Optical CO
Main No. 2
N. Main St
Jack Southerland
Price Children’s Shoppe
Exetty
Woman's World
Commerce Dial
Rolex
S. Main St
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