Greensboro Bridal Honor for Miss Audrey Smith
Miss Audrey Smith, bride elect, was honored at a Greensboro tea hosted by Mrs. Floyd Bulla. The event welcomed about fifty guests from both families as plans for the wedding to Vernon Duncan proceed, with a rehearsal dinner and a six o clock supper scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Audrey Smith
Floyd Bulla
Theale F. Smith
M. W. Duncan
Siler City
Betty Duncan
Miss Smith
Hill
Friendship Club Meets Thursday
The Friendship Club will meet Thursday afternoon at one oclock with Mrs. E. B. Collins as hostess at her home 540 East Farris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
E. B. Collins
East Farris Avenue
Party Planned For Miss Coffey Before Wedding
To honor Miss Eula Coffey who will soon marry Devon Clark Mrs E W Clark hosts an informal party at her home on Rham Avenue Saturday from four to six in the afternoon. Guests are invited for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Coffey
Devon Clark
E. W. Clark
Rham Avenue
Dr Mrs W Craig Parks Memorial Held
Memorial service for Dr Mrs W Craig Parks and tribute to their son John St Mt held at High Memorial Hospital with attendance by family and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Parks
W. Craig Parks
John
Mt the High Mememorial
Monte Culler Celebrated at 74th Birthday Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Culler and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyles hosted an open house at the Culler residence on Woodrow Avenue to honor Monte C. Culler on his 74th birthday. Guests called between four and six with refreshments served around a cake centerpiece. Spring flowers and pink tapers decorated the setting as out-of-town guests joined relatives and friends from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Culler
D. A. Boyles
Culler
Woodrow Avenue
Monte C. Culler
Roy D. Fowler
Red Punch
Roy Bler
High Point
Fairyland School May Festival Delights Parents
Fairyland School staged its May Festival with a toy orchestra Dutch numbers and tap and ballet dances by kindergarten and first graders. The program featured Treb Marsh Eddie Henry Jimmie Miller Peagy Wart and many young performers while a large crowd of parents and friends attended. The Fidelis Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening with Miss Nola Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D . Fairyland
Treb Marsh
Eddie ® S
Henry
Jimmie Mill Oe
Linde Linda
Callshare
Arent Lins
Sharon Hedrick
Virginia Sherrod
Carol Upton
Sandra Eaton
Patty
Green Street
Supreme Forest Circle closes state convention with officers elected
The three day fifteenth state convention of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle ended with a Fraternal breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel in Nebr. Attendance exceeded two hundred delegates led by National Directors from Pennsylvania New Jersey and North Carolina. Officers for the next two years include Ruby Carroll Willy Smith and Myrtle Garrard with a roster of national representatives alternates and local grove leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Nebr
Dora Alexander Talley
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Louise Patrick
North Carolina
Charlotte
Blanche Eakin
South Carolina
Lula Rose Atkinson
Carrie Whitlock
Hostess Grove
Ruby Carroll
Grover H. Jones
Caruso Marsh
Woodmen of the World
N. T. Newberry
Patrick
Allnson
Talley
Miriam Early
Ares ‘Ood
Joan Thrower
High Point Grove
Jack Whitley
Ethel Donalson
Miss Eakin
Woodmen
High Int
Masville
Lloyd Underwood
Annie Jarrett
Ms Dance Studio
Martha Faulkner
Lynn Bartsch
Gastonia
Helen Winfrey
Burlington
Carroll
Willie Smith
Kannaspolis
Eee Jonesnes
Harmony
Pauline Culbreth
Ellenboro
Loyce Stone
Lumberton
Edna Mee- Crary
Brevard
Elizabeth Neal
Roanoke Rapids
Ruth Hill
Wadesboro
Sarah Stainback
Kate Oakes
Greensboro
Florence Macko
Raeford
Agnes Steppe
Hendersonville
Thomasville
Merla Best
Rocky Mount
Jeannette Witkie
Kings Mountain
Virginia Hodge
Winston-Salem
Nellie Marsh
Mesdames
Darrell Kennedy
G. T. Watson
Jannita Stroud
Dorothy Barnecastle
Myrtle Daniels
Joe Byrd
Sarah Johnson
Betty Tucker
Helen Underwood
Barbara Carroll
Edd Thrower
Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
Local Society Notes Show Weekday Socials and Bridal Events
The social calendar lists multiple gatherings from Monday to Saturday including Daughters of the Confederacy meetings on South Main Street, tea at the home of Dr and Mrs, and a XYWCA executive meeting. Winged events include bridal honors for Miss Caroline McBride, Miss Beverly Hancock, Miss Virginia Wilson, Miss Doris Rich, and Miss Eula Coffey with various hostesses and venues across Greensboro and nearby clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. B. Mattocks
South Main Street
L. R. Terry
S. S. Saunders, Jr
High Point Provisional League of Women Voters
Business and Professional Women's Club
YWCA
Beverly Hancock
Garden Study Club
J. W. VanLoan
M. R. Cole
VanLoan
Colonial Drive
Virginia Wilson
Madeline Hoover
Johnson Street
Nature Study Club
Norman Winston
Earl Betts
Greensboro
Winston
Guilford Avenue
Richard Knapp
Richard Hartley
Wendell Street
Doris Rich
Ethyl Burr
Montheu Avenue
Angie McCollum
N. Hamilton Street
Doris
E. W. Clark
Florham
Eula Coffey
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Necchi
Aegue & Ca
Glenn
W. Washington St
Miss Coffey
Oxford
Gooeyear West
Gilbert
Fairyland School
Fidelis
Phil Walker Mai
Ea Te Opo Clothing Store
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Supreme Forest Circle
Janice Wagoner
Loise Marie Jones
Cliff Jones
Annie Ruth Tolston
Nellie Eo
Young's Furniture & Rug CO
N. Main St
Phope
Lees
Martha Carmichael
High Point Memorial
E. L. Sink
Wallburg
Ray M. Caudle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Robert Stroupe
Dessert Bridge
Emerywood Country Club
Sree Hancock
Caroline McBride
Robert Travis
Statesville
Misses Wells
Jane Francis
Emerywood Court
Mesdames Rockwell
Burnley
H. J. Rockwell
James H. Burnley
Rockwell E
Louise Avenue
Aoe
Mg Eek Abe Me
Gerry Hancock
William F. Freeman, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Muoseni
Ruby
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Elgins
Benrus
Credit Jewelers
S. Main ST
Merit Shoes
N. Main
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