Local debutantes to present social bow in Lexington
Lexington YMCA hosts the eighth annual Sub Debutante Ball on June 5 with 69 debutantes from Lexington Davidson County and beyond. Proceeds support the city schools remedial reading program. Events start June 4 with teas, parties, and rehearsals for the debutantes and escorts.
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Lexington
Lexington Ymca
Davidson County
Charity League of Lexington
Giles Crowell
Queens Drive
Country Club
YMCA
Rebecca Henderson Taylor
High Point
Ralph Henderson Taylor
Lauren Craig Kugel
William Ralph Taylor
Thomasville Secretaries Win Division Honors
The Chair town chapter of the National Secretaries Assn in Thomasville earned second in achievement awards and third in scrapbook contest at the Carolinas Division meeting in Winston Salem. Outgoing president Mrs Ronald Surratt was named one of three top secretaries of the year and will chair the division civil and social committee. The chapter was praised for founding a Future Secretaries Assn and helping organize the Asheboro chapter.
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Enterprise Thomasville
Asheboro
Double M Club Hosts Social at Cater Home
The Double M Club met yesterday at Mrs. I. B. Cater’s Woodland Drive home for a double header, a catered luncheon, and a bridge canasta party. Five bridge tables named Mrs. Tom Blue high and Mrs. E. W. King low. canasta winner was Mrs. Charles Peace. Plans were laid for a July family picnic and swimming party hosted by Mrs. Joe Lambeth. Next meeting set for June 19. Visitors included Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Ralph Merrill from Winston-Salem. Invocation by Mrs. J. J. Turner.
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Double M
Woodland Drive
I. B
Tom Blue
E. W. King
Low
Charles Peace
Joe Lambeth
Blue
Ralph Merrill
Winston- Salem
Civil War Talk by UDC Highlights Women’s Role
Mrs. John Peacock spoke at a Monday United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at the YWCA on the Civil War and Catherine Jones’ Heroines of Dixie. The group voted $25 to the educational fund. 14 members attended with hostesses serving refreshments.
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John Peacock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
YWCA
Catherine Jones
E. R. Anderson
R. L. Waynick
J. A. Myatt
Dale Montgomery
P. C. Smith
Good Pals Set Annual Event
The Good Pals annual picnic for shut ins will be held Sunday afternoon at the Community Building in Welcome. Miss Bernice Fine of Lexington coordinates arrangements for the state wide event, with Miss Elsie Dickins at High Point as chair. Handicapped attendees from across the state expected. bring picnic baskets. Music mascot and prizes for the king and queen to be chosen during the afternoon.
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Bernice Fine
Lexington
High Point
Elsie Dickins
Park St
Sorority Hosts Mothers Tea in Beverly Hills Drive Home
Beta Upsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a Sunday afternoon tea at the Al Harris home on Beverly Hills Drive. Miss Ann Teague greeted guests, with Mrs. Gene Kirby assisting and Mrs. Neal Allred at the punch bowl. Mothers received mementoes as goodbyes were said, and flowers were later sent to High Point Memorial Hospital. The June meeting is planned at Wister Allen's home on 1020 E College Dr.
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Beta Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
al Harris
Beverly Hills Drive
Ann Teague
Gene Kirby
Neal Allred
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Leta Anderson Leaves for Munich Tour
Mrs Leta Anderson of Jay Avenue flew to Munich Germany by plane Tuesday morning to visit her brother and spend the summer touring the continent. Out of town guests at a surprise bon voyage party included Miss Agnes Christopher of Burlington Mrs Helen Hardee of Eton College Miss Ruth Harrison and Miss Jerry Anderson of Charlotte. After her grandmother's funeral Mrs Mary Huckabee of Albemarle, Dr Mary Tilden Kavanagh has returned to Ardmore near Philadelphia with her two youngest children and visited her parents Mr and Mrs Robbins Tilden of Jimetown.
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Leta Anderson
Jay Avenue
Munich
Germany
Agnes Christopher
Burlington
Helen Hardee
Eton College
Ruth Harrison
Jerry Anderson
Charlotte
Mary Huckabee
Albemarle
Mary Tilden Kavanagh
Ardmore
Philadelphia
Robbins Tilden
Jamestown
May Graduation Fever at the Henry Price Home
The Henry Price residence at 535 Gatewood Ave buzzes with graduation activity as Polly Price-Langermier, Penny, and Patti prepare milestones. Notre Dame and Duke ties weave through family visits while Rosaines promotes outfits for graduation, teas, and dinners in a May shopping rush.
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Henry Price
Gatewood Ave
Washington, D. C
Duke University
Peter Price
Notre Dame
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Thomasville
Cater Home
J. J. Turner
UDC
E. J. Albertson
Pride ‘N’ Patience
Dwight Lohr
Delwood Drive
W. D. Wood
Archdale School
Robert Spencer Jr
Sorority
Wister Allen
E. College
Aluminum
Huffman
N. Main St
Fon Tel
Maat
Fhes Ac
Guilford
Mann
Jack Southerland
Flowers High Point
Grace Flower Shop
Bloom’s
Blooms
N. Wrenn Street
the Prices
Polly
Ohio State University
Gregory
Geoffrey Langermier
George Langermier
Penny Price
Penny
Ferndale Senior High School
Patti
Ferndale Junior High School
Price
Rosanne’s
Jonathan Logan
Arnel Jersey
Rosaine’s
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