Final Courtesies Planned For Miss Bogen Henry Shavitz
Final pre nuptial events for Miss Ellis Bogen and Henry Shavitz include a cake cutting and wedding breakfast. The Abels hosts will host the cake cutting at E Farriss Ave Saturday after rehearsal at Bnai Israel. The Shavitz family will host a wedding breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel Sunday at 11 30 a.m. The couple will marry Sunday at 5 30 p.m. at Bnai Israel Synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bogen
Henry Shavitz
Ellis Bogen
Greensboro
Murray Abels
Elliott Abels
Abels
E. Farriss Ave
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Samuel Shavitz
Sheraton
Bogen
Shavitz
Party In Trinity Honors Bride-Elect Miss Williard
Henr ietta Williard was honored in Trinity with a kitchen shower at Leo Lawing home. Guests presented a corsage of white carnations, pink flowers and white tapers lit. Mrs Thomas Boul din poured punch. The event celebrated the bride elect ahead of a home ceremony Saturday with Gregg Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Miss Williard
Henrietta Williard
Leo Lawing
Thomas Bouldin
Ralph Williard
Homer Northbride
Gregg Hughes
Mrs Brinson Hosts DAR Juniors Luncheon
Mrs. R L Brinson, past president of Alexander Martin Chapter DAR, entertained Juniors Committee members at a luncheon. Mrs James Hunt gave a year’s work resume. Silver gifts were presented to Mrs Brinson, organizing regent, and to Mrs H O Williams, advisor. Installation of new officers was conducted by Mrs Brinson with Mrs C S incoming regent among 18 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brinson
Alexander Martin
the Daughters of the American Revolution
James Hunt
Brinson
H. O. Williams
Hunt
C. S
Alexander Martin Chapter Dar
Birth announcements in High Point area
Several families announce the birth of children with dates in late May at High Point Memorial Hospital and local hospitals. Names include Joel Lee Fritts Cheryl Ann Medford Gail Gayle Culler Max Vincent III Kevin Lee Risdon Eugene Brantley Edwards Jr Gary Thomas Whitaker Harrison Benjamin III. Slight note on Danville library fines waived during National Library Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Lee Fritts
Robey Fritts
Thomasville
Joel Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cheryl Ann Medford
J. C. Medford
High Point
Cheryl Ann
Dorothy Gayle Culler
Roy B. Culler Jr
Gayle
High Point Hospital
Max V. O'Connor II
Vincent O'Connor
Coldsteam St
Charlotte
Max Vincent III
O’connor
Kevin Lee Risdon
Dale F. Risdon
Dogwood Dr
Kevin Lee
High Point Memorial Hos
Eugene B. Edwards JR
E. B. Edwards
Paul Dr
Eugene Brantley Jr
Gary Thomas Whitaker
Lacy Whitaker
Long St
Gary Thomas
Harrison B. Morgan III
Harrison B. Morgan Jr
Tabor St
Harrison Benjamin III
Morgan
Laurie Campbell
Catawba
Danville
National Library Week
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Willing Workers Class of Pilgrim Holiness Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Mrs awe Leonard at 915 Rosewood Ave associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Awe Leonard
Rosewood Ve
Miss Harmond Honored At Bridal Shower
Bride elect Miss Rachel Cordelia Harmond was honored at a Monday evening bridal shower at the McNeill home. Hostesses served refreshments after gifts were opened as roses decorated the entertaining area. She plans to wed Leon Todd Jr. on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harmond
Rachel Cordelia Harmond
Mestemnes L. R. Ee
Harmond
Leon Todd Jr
Community News Briefs From High Point Area
Mrs. Dorothy Odum remains a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital after a week of treatment. Lacy Michelle High, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lacy T High of Cedron Extension, was brought to the hospital for emergency care last Thursday and is showing slight improvement. Mrs Marvin F Smith and children Virginia Fred and John of Wilcox Arizona arrived to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs J D Smith and Mrs O B Malpass. Mrs Richard D Wall leaves for Ft Chaffee Arkansas to join her husband in the U S Army accompanied by her sister Miss Janet Smith. Mrs Wall is formerly Jewell Smith of High Point. Nellie Stevens has returned home from High Point Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Odum
Newlin St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lacy Michelle High
Lacy T. High
Cedron Extension
Marvin F. Smith
Virginia
Fred
John
Wilcox, Ariz
J. D. Smith
O. B. Malpass
Richard D. Wall
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
U. S. Army
Janet Smith
Rogers, Ark
Wall
Jewell Smith
High Point
Nellie Stevens
Carolina Ave
Calf Refuses to Move As Freight Train Follows
A frightened calf wandered onto a rail line west of St. Anthony Idaho and refused to leave the tracks. A slow-moving freight train followed the animal for several miles before the calf reached a bridge and jumped off, ending the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony
Idaho
Here
Mrs Anderson Hosts UDC Luncheon at Colonial Drive Home
Mrs Ernest Anderson entertained about 25 members of the local United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter with a luncheon at her Colonial Drive residence. Division historian Mrs E A Anderson of Charlotte spoke on Know Your UDC and displayed the Raines Banner awarded to the state for best historical report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Anderson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Colonial Drive
E. A. Anderson
Charlotte
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Nash
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main
E. B. Gamble
Gimbel’s
Highland Motors Place
Highland Motors
High Point, N. C
al Bernot
Ee RY Mahea
Rachel Harmond
Ann Yates
C. K. Kaas
Phote
Snow Studie
High Point Little Theatre
Mrs. Anderson
UDC
Elgin
Longines
Wittnauer
Gruen
Benrus
Jewel Lady’s
Stanley's Jewelers
South Main
J. C. Penney Co
Plymouth
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