Rotarians Honor Thomasville High Seniors At Annual Banquet
The Thomasville Rotary Club held its annual banquet at the Woman’s Club building honoring ville high school seniors. About 175 Rotarians and guests were served with blue and white decor and floral touches. Paul D. Hassler presided, with Charles Koestline giving the seniors’ response. Mrs Frank Lambeth led vocal selections with piano by Mrs. Lambeth Jr. Dr Harold D Meyer of the university spoke to the group. Favors were given to seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Spea
Thomasville Rotary Club
Ville High School
Womans Club
Paul D. Hassler
Charles Koestline
Frank Lambeth
Lambeth, Jr
Evelyn Hayworth
Carey
Arnold
Harold D. Meyer
University
Rotarians
Winston Sa
East High Point Temperance Union to Meet Thursday
The East High Point branch of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at Ola Misenheimer’s home at Triangle Lake Thursday at 2 PM. A round table discussion will highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch of Temperance Union
East High Point
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ola Misenheimer
Triangle Lake
OURE BABY ALBUM LISTS YOUNG BIRTHDAYS
Gary Reece White turns two on May 28 with parents E R White Jr and Mary Alice Shipton of High Point. Judith Carleen Shankle has her first birthday May 29, daughter of Carl and Mrs Shankle of High Point. Nellie Jean Bennett, two, is from Norfolk via High Point. Arlan A Hudson Jr turns three on May 28. his father was Pvt Arian A Hudson killed in action over Germany March 1 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Reece White
Dirs. E. R. White, Jr
High Point Route Three
Mary Alice Shipton
Judith Carleen Shankle
Carl Shankle
Shankle
High Point Route One
Nellie Jean Bennett
O. G. Bennett
Norfolk, Va
High Point
Arlan A. Hudson, Jr
Adele Shefield Hudson
Meredith Street
Pvt
Arian A. Hudson
Germany
Mary Elizabeth Whitt
R. B. Whitt
Smith Street
Duplicate High Scorers Named at Ewerwood Duplicate Bridge Play
Yesterday's E merywood Duplicate Bridge saw Mesdames W P Hazelwood and Ferrell Gray top the North South scores while Mesdames J W Thompson and Lloyd Flythe Sr led the East West direction. Runners up in North South were Co Durland and Lawrence I and Mesdames C P Ingram Sr and Frank Stel second in East West. Other players included Mr and Mrs Phil Warner Mr and Mrs Hal Davis Mr and Mrs J B Wel born Mesdames Valette J Harris R D Tillson Chas Mackintosh P Adams E T Howerd Sidney Ives and Mr and Mrs W E Outen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood
Ferrell Gray
Mesdames J. W. Thompson
Lloyd Flythe, Sr
Co. Durland
Lawrence I
Mesdames
C. P. Ingram, Sr
Frank Stel
Phil Warner
Summer School Opens at Woman's College June 7
Summer session at the Woman's College runs June 7 to July 20 offering undergraduate and graduate courses in elementary education business education and home economics. It includes workshops clinics institutes and seminars plus events such as Tar Heel Girls State and Carolina Institute of International Relations. A seminar on supervision May 28 to June 8 led by Dr James Tippett will award graduate and certification credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
the Woman's College
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Parents Teacher Institute
Education Riment
James Tippett
University of North Carolina
Y Industrial Clubs Banquet Marks National Progress Day
Industrial clubs of the local YWCA joined national observances with a banquet at the Adams Memorial building. A roving microphone interviews program highlighted club progress over the year with Miss Marie Rice as announcer and Miss Sally Ray as toast mistress. The event featured patriotic decor and remarks from YWCA leaders, local industrial firms, and Girl Reserve and Business and Professional club representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Marie Rice
Sally Ray
WMFR
Inter-Club Council
C. E. Sheloff
Ywca Board
W. D. Sale, Jr
Industrial Department
Nell Machen
The
Sheloff
Leslie Johnson Miller
T. W. Spiinkle
H. A. Millis
H. Frank Hunsucker
High Point
Nellie Reaves
Girl Reserve Department
Sara Beth Smith
Business and Professional Club
Madeline Hoover
Enterprise
Margaret Burgess
Shirley Dorsett
T. W. Sprinkle
Joy Patterson
Ola Carpenter
Ethel Gaerren
Louise Yow
Kate Shives
Frances Watson
Thelma Burton
Poly Prather
Mary Edith Ferree
Illnesses and local visits reported in High Point region
Friends note Allen D. Coltrane is seriously ill at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit after a sudden illness at home. Mrs Carson A Waite recuperating from an operation at the same hospital. Spencer Jackson returns from Charlotte Memorial hospital after a serious operation and is in satisfactory condition. Col George T Wood leaves for Staunton Va assignment. Betty Loog visits in Rockingham. Anne Hester visiting Lindsay Street. William W Allen Jr and Emma King visiting Miss Annabella King at Hillcrest Drive. Mrs Roy Rouse recuperating at Boulevard unit and accepting visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen D. Coltrane
Trinity
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Carson A. Waite
Washogton Street
Woodberry Avenue
Spencer Jackson
Charlotte
Charlotte Memorial Hspital
Jackson
Nnne Hester
Reidsville
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
William W. Allen Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Annabella King
Hillcrest Drive
Allen
Emma King
Roy Rouse
Kennedy F
Boulevard
Mice Crawford To Wed Maj Thomas In Asheboro
Asheboro May 26 Doris Maria Crawford engaged to Major James Nathaniel Thomas United States Army son of Mr and Mrs Amick Harmon of Ramsetf The wedding planned for summer Doris Crawford educated at Lenoir Rhyne college class of 1940 now with Southern Railway in Asheboro Major Thomas recently returned from three years overseas in the Pacific and stationed at Camp Lee Va He attended McCallie school Chattanooga and Davidson College class of 1940 He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Scabbard Blade Also announced is the marriage of Miss Irene Hagland Valley City N D and Pfc Joyce C Underwood United States Marine Corps to be held in Seattle Bremerton and Asheboro notices include Pfc Underwood from Randleman route 2 who served since Sept 1942 and returned December 1943 Now stationed at Bremerton Wash Also announced is the marriage of Miss Margaret Clark Dunlap of Montreal Canada and James L Ruff of Asheboro solemnized May 19 at First Baptist Church in Asheboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Elsie Herman Crawford
Doris’ Maria
James Nathaniel Thomas
United States Army
Amick Harmon
Ramsetf
Thomas
Camp Lee
McCallie School
Chattanooga
Tenn
Davidson College
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Irene Hagland
Valley City
N. D
Joyce C. Underwood
United States Marine Corps
Seattle
Wash
Underwood
H. S. Hagland
Hagland
Naval Base
Bremerton
Pfc. Underwood
S. Co. Underwood
Randleman
Reasons For Wearing Poppy On Poppy Day
Article by Mrs. L. R. Peacock of the American Legion Auxiliary explains Poppy Day as tribute to World Wars I and II dead and a source of funds for living veterans, children, and rehabilitation. It notes public generosity and cites a letter of thanks from a local family, with poppy sales at Richardson's department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Peacock
American Legion Auxiliary
Flanders Field
America
High Point
Eve
Cis
Richardson’s Department Store
Birth of Boyce Garland Broadway in Thomasville
Mr and Mrs B V Broadway of Thomasville Rt One announce the birth of a son Boyce Garland on May 20 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Broadway
Thomasville
Boyce Garland
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Commencement Ball at WC is Gala Occasion
Greensboro May 2 Commencement ball at Woman's College featured the theme As Time Goes By. Seniors danced in Alumnae House with music by Doris Funderburk Monroe and campus all girl orchestra, spring flowers decorating Virginia Dare room. Dance chairman Miss Lee S Hickory led the event with Maj Norman Tendal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Musi
Doris Funderburk
Monroe
Virginia Dare
Lee S Hickory
Norman Tendal
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Dianna Page
Hammett Elliott
John & Lockhart
C. W. Phillips
Winfield Well Ball
Sadie Suggs
Gastonia
Miss Minton Weds Sgt Johnson At Main Street Church
Miss Dessie Lessie Minton married Sgt Rayn Henry Johnson at Main Street Methodist Church on Saturday. Rev Walter L Kelly officiated with a small gathering. The bride, youngest daughter of Mrs Joel S Minton, wore blue crepe and navy accessories. Sgt Johnson, son of J W Johnson, recently returned from 14 months in Europe and is now stationed at the Swannanoa General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel S. Minton
Daugh Dessie Lessie
Rayn Henry Johnson
Main Street Methodist Sonage
Walter L. Kelly
North Wilkes High School
Bryce Coial College
Adams Millis
Sgt. Johnson
J. W. Johnon
General Hospital
Swannanoa
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Lary Whele
Smith Reynolds
Lawrence Jarrett
Shirley Tysinger
Frank Fraylick
Ted Davis
Gilbert Prim
Elizabeth Carr
Walter Rapp
Paul Hoover
Jacksonville
Fla
Moyer Mendenhall
Lexington Avenue
Dc. B. Newby
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Trotter
Red Tyne Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Ruby
High Points Largest Credit Jewelers
South Main Street
Sechrest
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Oure
Arnold G. Boggs
Park Street
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Harry Anthony
Aubry Bar
H. J. Calclasure
C. F. Mullikan
W. P. Leonard
Lena
Paul Younts
Mona Harville
Lois Welborn
Margaret Charfield
Virginia Ca
J. E. Horney
B. D. Casey
Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
Roy Wright
East Green Street
Ward
Wsos
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Circle Two
Plorist
Bean's Shoe Shop
Aldadie Lily
Dist
Ted
Lexington Grocery CO
Elm Street
Mayview Nanor
Olns
Mayview Manor
Milton M, Chapman
Y Industrial
George T. Wood
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Staunton
Betty Loog
Rockingham
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Mice Crawford
Maj. Thomas
Margaret Clark Dunlap
Montreal
Canada
James L. Ruff
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Collier Ellis
Miss Minton
Sgt Johnson
Tmk Lee
Hedmiel
Main
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