Miss Sarah Tussey Bride Elect Honored At Shower
Lexing ton brides elect Miss Sarah Tussey was honored at a YWCA shower hosted by Mesdames Anna Johnson Jennie Irwin and Dorothy Frazier of High Point. She plans to wed Jimmy Carter of Lexington Sunday at five oclock in the Presbyterian Church Cotton Grove Road Lexington. Guests greeted by Mrs Everette Craver enjoyed games a musical program by Frances Irwin and Jack Whitley and a mock wedding directed by Mrs Curtis Carter.
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Sarah Tussey
Lexington
Anna Johnson
Jennie Irwin
Dorothy Frazier
High Point
YWCA
Tuss
Jimmy Carter
Presbyterian Church
Cotton Grove Road
Everette Craver
Frances Irwin
Jack Whitley
Curtis Carter
Johna
Laura Annie
Roy Irwin
la Mitchell
Ite
Pastel Gowned Ants Attend Simulated White-Candle Wedding
Ants dressed in pastel gowns carried nosegays and wore matching headpieces as they descended a winding staircase to a staged altar of candles. About 65 guests from nearby cities were served a white themed Pe An ice course in the bridal colors.
Green Street Baptist class meets Thursday night
The Light Sharer's Class of the Green Street Baptist Church will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock in Borden's Gold Room. A new ice cream sundae idea uses three quarters cup chocolate sauce with a quarter cup peanut butter over vanilla or chocolate ice cream.
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Green Street
Baptist Church
Borden
Fortnighters Club Closes Year With Dinner at Mrs Crouse Home
The Fortnighters Club held its last business meeting of the year at Mrs. Crouse's home. Decorations included roses and festive decor. Mrs Byron Haworth won a high score and Mrs Charles Ward a second high. novelty bath mats were awarded as prizes.
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The
Byron Haworth
Charles Ward
May Luncheon Highlights YWCA Musical Program and Chicago Convention Report
The annual YWCA Membership Luncheon featured a student musical program from High Point College with mezzo soprano Willie Davis and tenor Howard Coleman. Mrs. H. A. White led the opening prayer as president Pat John F. chaired, while Pat John F. introduced the YWCA director who discussed the National Convention in Chicago and Elton Trueblood and other speakers.
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High Point College
YWCA
Chicago
Adams Memorial Bui
H. A. White
Willie Davis
Howard Coleman
Bizet
Pat John F
Elton Trueblood
Guilford College
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Commission of Churches
United Nations
P. E. Lindley
Colorful International Program At Altrusa President Banquet
The High Point Altrusa Club hosted its annual President’s Banquet at the Sheraton Hotel to honor retiring president Miss Madeline Hoover. Dorothy Forward was elected to assume the presidency in July. Tables represented various countries with country flags and native décor, while the Korea table depicted war elements and had no covers.
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Altrusa International
Tukamaggi
Korea
Sheraton
High Point
Altrusa Club
Madeline Hoover
Hoover
Dorothy Forward
Altrusa
Orga
United States of America
Charlotte Guy
America
Sarah JR. Haworth
Guy
Nell Hn Tucker
of Repreaeutatives
O. Arthur Kirkman
Senate
Kirkman
Pilot
Ubs
Mary Lou Rothrock
United States
Marcella Carter
Mexico
Jeanette Neill
Puerto Rico
Edna Ross
Canada
Jessie May Young
British Isles
Evelyn Sutton
Bermuda
Lois Oe
Guatemala
Helen Nelson
Altrusan
Land Ar
Tycho Gonzales
Hag
Raek
Aesaneta Leye
Marjorie Brown
Miss Brown
Gonzales
High Point College
Mary Ballard
Miss Hoover
Any. E. Gram
1 Lard
Addit
Ballard
Louise Abernathy
Mamie Jones
Local Hospital Reports Patient Recoveries After Minor Procedures
Mrs Odell Calhoun of Forest Drive Thomasville underwent minor surgery yesterday at High Point Memorial Hospital and is doing well with visitors welcome. Miss Martha Morton of 915 Redding Street had furlough surgery Monday at Point Altar and is fine and can receive guests. Mrs Winnie Black of 213 Lindsay Street at High Point Memorial Hospital for five weeks after major surgery is improving and now sees visitors. Dermis of 606 Everett is able to see visitors today.
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Odell Calhoun
Forest Drive
Thomasville
High Port Memorial Hospital
Martha Morton
Redding Street
Winnie Black
Lindsay Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Java sugar output falls to 20 000 tons a year
Java sugar plantations in East and Central Java barely meet domestic needs with only about 20 000 tons annually. The industry suffers from Japanese invasion, scorched earth tactics, labor troubles, and closures at mills, with some sites empty of cane due to unrest and union activity.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
Netherlands Poeting Co
East
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Tussey
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Traditi
Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
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Mademoiselle
Brockzann
Tobias and Koret
California
Stephanie Koret
Avondale Mills
KE of
Collfornis
Nick Lawrence
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