Mrs M R Cole Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Club Visitors
Mrs M R Cole hosted a Tuesday morning bridge gathering at her Orlando home with lunch for three tables. Prizes went to Mrs D Matthews and Mrs J W for first and second, Dewey Foust won traveling honors, and Mrs Glenn Hendrix took bingo. Visitors Miss O C held first, F E Moses runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Cole
Orlando
D. Matthews
Dew- Foust
Glenn Hendrix
O. C
F. E. Moses
Mesdames M. D. Matthews
J. W. VanLoan
James Beam
Dewey Foust
W. K.mccain
R. H. Smith
G. G. Chappell
Mesdames
W. J
Sherrod and Miss Cecil Honored at Mrs Wertz Party
Mrs. G Edward Wertz hosted an informal morning gathering at her home to honor brides elect Miss Clara Sherrod and Miss Mary Lou. Guests enjoyed buffet refreshments, floral décor featuring sweetpeas and larkspur, with hostesses assisting. Sherrod to wed Henry Millis Jr on May 31 and Cecil to wed Woody Brinson on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Sherrod
Miss Cecil
Mrs. Wertz
G. Edward Wertz
Wellinexo
Clara Sherrod
Mary Lou
Larkspur
W. D. Simmons, Jr
Clair Conner
Greensboro
Miss Sherrod
Henry Millis, Jr
Woody Brinson
New Coil Ironing Cord Bends Without Kinking
A new coiled ironing cord reduces kinking as it is covered with neoprene allowing spirals to be molded without reliance on springs.
Kindergarten Play Lights Up Nursery School Crowd
After rainouts, Hansel and Gretel delighted parents and friends at the Jack and Jill kindergarten and nursery school. Dicky Dobson and Sallie Palmer played Hansel and Gretel with Ann Marie Cummings’ mother sending them to the woods. The owls, bunnies, fireflies, fairies and dolls were performed by listed children, with Rhue Haley as the witch and Patsy Hogg reading. The candy house set and final encore drew an enthusiastic response from the appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansel and Gretel
Jack and Jill
Dicky Dobson
Sallie Palmer
Hansel
Gretel
Ann Marie Cummings
J. R. Scott
Jerry Lewis
Harold Lewis
James Caldwell
Tate Chesborough
David Welch
Jimmy Marley
Frank Doty
Butch Brooks
Larry Neve
Jerry Buchanan
Tiptoe Town
Tommy Marley
Johnny Clark
Ellis Baker
Mike Scott
Jimmy Bennett
Ronnie Sensenback
Michael Pierce
Isy Thompson
Betsy Harris
Miriam Smith
Kay Smith
Betsy Wadsworth
Linda Holbrook
Alice Moffitt
Jane Sykes
Judith Crawford
Ann Shipman
Linda Stanley
Patsy Leonard
Sharon Turpin
Dona Ra Clement
Judy Sink
Melinda Westmoreland
North Main Street
Rhue Haley
Patsy Hogg
Peters speaks to Women of Moose on hospital guild plans
W R Peters manager of High Point Memorial hospital addressed the Women of the Moose at their Moose hall program. He outlined plans for a new hospital here detailing the seven floor uses and cited crowding at the local facility and in other cities. A salad course followed the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Peters
Louise Witherspoon
Mesdames Cheek And Clodfelter Host Bridal Tea
Mesdames R. A. Cheek and H. A. Clodfelter will host a bridge party to fete Kernersville bride Mrs. Harold Hyatt formerly Miss Eugenia Albert. The event at Mrs. Clodfelter's suburban High Point area home begins at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. A. Cheek
H. A. Clodfelter
Kernersville
Harold Hyatt
Eugenia Albert
High Point
Alumni Plan Annual Meeting and Banquet Saturday
The High Point college alumni association holds plans for the annual meeting and banquet at the Sheraton hotel on Saturday June 1 at 7 30. Reservations through Mrs Ruth Myers Surratt are requested by Friday morning. The college graduating class will be guests and Maud W Proctor chairs the planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Alumni Association
W. D. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
Bannet
Sheraton Hotel
Ruth Myers
College
Maud W. Proctor
Alumni Association
W. D.lewis
Louise Adams
Harry Brown Finch
Helen Betts
Anabelle Thompson
Ruth Surratt
Betty Sechrest
Jane Austin
Unity Nash
Thelma Moss
Edwin Hedrick
Local Notables Attend Events and Hospital Updates
Mrs Edith Dickens Rich lies at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit after an appendix operation this morning and will have no visitors for days. Mr and Mrs M M Dickens return home after visiting daughter in Kimball West Virginia. International Speedway classics attendees include George Raper James Roach Grady Culler and Glenn Steele. Mrs FE B Walker ill at home 805 Carrick Ave. Mrs John Burger hospitalized at Boulevard unit awaiting visitors. Mrs Levi Hayworth seriously ill after major operation Sunday. Mrs O E Wilson Archdale improving but still ill. Mrs J C Moore returns home after National DAR assembly in Atlantic City and New York trip. newly elected regent of Alexander Martin DAR chapter. Miss Mary Hilliard Carraway arrives from Washington DC to weekend with Bruce H Carraway family. Miss Gladys Burtee of Reidsville and Boston leaves for Washington for Sherrod Millis wedding. Newbolds to stay with Mrs W R Morrow over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dickens Rich
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Levi Hayworth
J. C. Moore
Rotary Drive
National Assembly of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlantic City
N. J
H. L. Newbold
Betty Newbold
Newport News
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. R. Morrow
Bentley Circle
Births Jeannie Lynne Taylor and Rebecca Ellen Maness
Mr and Mrs W B Taylor announce daughter Jeannie Lynne born May 18 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Taylor formerly Edith Irene Holcombe. Mr and Mrs John M Maness announce daughter Rebecca Ellen born May 27 at Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Taylor
Route Four
Jeannie Lynne
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Maness
John M. Maness
Archdale
Rebecca Ellen
Washington Street
Soma High Point Memorial Hospital
Foot disorders afflict over ninety-six million people
A survey reports more than 96,600,000 individuals aged over two suffer from foot disorders. The findings highlight widespread foot health issues and potential gaps in care access across the population.
Brownie Troop Enjoy Outing at City Lake Picnic
Girl Scout Brownie troop No. 34 members and co counselors Mrs. C. H. Risch and Mrs. Mayne Bundy spent an afternoon picnic at City Lake. They played games and used the playground slides and seesaws before a bountiful supper. Notable names include Sandra Jones Patricia Murray Ellen Foscue Judy Risch Carolyn Wall and others. The note adds that Boston established the first public water supply in 1652.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop No
City Lake
C. H. Risch
Mayne Bundy
Sandra Jones
Patricia Murray
Ellen Foscue
Judy Risch
Carolyn Wall
Fredericka Munday
Martha Clyde Chernault
Judy Boylen
Harriet Smithdeal
Betty Wilson
Carol Snyder
Peggy Allred
Patsy Garrison
Nita Jane Whitescarver
Ann Kearns
Irene Whitley
Betty Bundy
Sally Guyas
Patricia Tyson
Noel Hollingsworth
Bride-Elect Miss Hodgin Honored by Mrs Shelton
Miss Harriett Hodgin a local schools faculty member and June bride elect was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Ruria B. Shelton at Mrs. A. E. Tate's Broad Street home. The event featured yacht and bridge games with prizes and a shower of gifts, resin corsages, and an iced nuptial color course. Hodgin plans to marry D. B. McFadyen of Raeford in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Hodgin
Ruria B. Shelton
A. E. Tate
Broad Street
Miss Hodgin
Fume
Susan Copeland
Hodgin
D. B. McFadyen
Raeford
New Table Cloths In Cotton Rayon Blend Shown
Durable cloths feature artistic designs with roses fruit carnations and tulips. practical home linens offered in cot ton and rayon fabrics.
France’s first dry cleaning plant opened in 1845
The article notes Joly Belin established the earliest dry cleaning plant in France in 1845, marking the origin of modern garment cleaning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Joly Bbelin
Hairdressers And Cosmetologists Club Dines, Plans Next Meeting
The newly formed High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists club held its initial dinner meeting Tuesday at the Asia restaurant with 10 members present. Mrs. Kate B. Ragan read an article titled The Treasure Box on operator attitudes toward customers, and Mrs. Pearl N. Foster of Winston-Salem will speak at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Club
Asia
Kate B.ragan
Pearl N. Foster
Winston-Salem
Miss Rachel Conrad to be feted at luncheon
Mrs. J. K. Stephens and Mrs. D. E. Cauble host a Friday luncheon at 1018 Wellington to honor Miss Rachel Conrad, bride elect of the week, with guests invited for 12 30. percent of U S fur goods industry located in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Diffendal
Clara Cole Sherrod
Henry Millis
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Ken Strickland
Tipton Street
Sherrod-Millis
Stanton Sherrod
J. K. Stephens
D. S. Cauble
Wellington
Rachel Conrad
Henry A. Millis, Jr
Don Wilson
James H. Mills
Arnold Huff, Jr
Emerywood
Miss Conrad
D. E. Cauble
U.S
New York
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M.R. Cole
Jeweler
South Main ST
Moose
College Alumni Association
Indianapolis
Ind
George Raper
James Roach
Grady Culler
Glenn Steele
FE. B. Walker
Carrick Avenue
John Burger
O. E. Wilson
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Washington, D. C
Bruce H. Carraway
West Farriss Avenue
Gladys Burtee
Reidsville
Boston
Mass
Dillard C Ragan
Washington
Jeannie Lynn Taylor
Brownie Troop
Hamburg
America
Millbrook
Jeanie
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