Nance Sullivan Nuptials Spoken in The Enterprise
Miss Clare Leigh Nance of Thomasville and Jack Terry Sullivan of Thomasville and Baltimore were married October 16 1942 at the groom's Sunrise Avenue home. The bride wore ice blue with navy accessories and pink rose corsage. Daughter of C M Nance, she worked at Ragan Knitting. Sullivan son of A Lee Sullivan, he works at Clenn L Martin Aircraft in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clare Leigh Nance
Jack Terry Sullivan
Baltimore
Sunrise Avenue
Younts LaMar Cake Cutting Ceremony Rehearsal
A Friday rehearsal at the Younts home in Trinity ended with a traditional three tiered cake cutting for the Younts LaMar wedding. The table featured linen cloth and cutwork, pink roses, and tall white tapers, with fruit punch served to guests. War Stamp greeting cards by the Treasury Department aim to boost War Stamp and Bond purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younts
Treasury Department
Girl Scout Council Meets Thursday Morning
The Girl Scout Council will meet in the Board Room at Community Chest Headquarters on Thursday morning November 5 at 10 o'clock. At the close of the business session the Council will go to the Girl Scout Room in the basement to observe the Leader's Workshop on action. All members are asked to attend this very important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Community Chest
Miss Atkins Weds Frank A. Avace In Vows Here
Ruth Evelyn Atkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Atkins, married Frank A. Avace of East Orange New Jersey in a double ring ceremony at 1815 Fourth Street. Rev. W. J. Andes officiated as guests observed a formal reception before the couple departed for an undisclosed honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Atkins
Ruth Evelyn
Frank A. Avace
East Orange
New Jersey
Fourth Street
W. J. Andes
High Point College
D. Arace
University of Pennsylvania
34Th Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
Armed Services
Asheboro Couple Wed in First Methodist Church Ceremony
Asheboro October 31 announcement of the marriage of Assis Ruth Elizabeth Allred and Staff Sergeant W H Venable. They wed October 10 at the parsonage with Rev Paul Hardin Jr officiating in Asheboro. Bride wore baby blue wool dress. Venable, son of S C Venable, trained at Franklinville High School class of 1940, enlistee in U S Army Air Corps November 1940, stationed Hamilton Field California. They plan to move to California after a fifteen day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Asiss
Ruth Elizabeth Allred
W. H. Venable
First Methodist Church
Paul ‘Hardin, Jr
J. W. Allred
Cedar Falls
Franklinville High School
Sergeant Venable
S. C. Venable
High Point
Alrs. Venable
U. S. Army Air Corps
Hamilton Field
Calif
California
New Minister And Wife To Be Feted Thursday
Rev. Wilson O. Weldon and Mrs. Weldon arrive with baby daughter from China Grove to serve at First Methodist Church. They reside at 608 Colonial Drive and will be honored with a covered dish supper at 6:30 Thursday, with church school class leaders handling arrangements and music provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Western
Church School
Garden Study Club Meeting At Casey Home
The Garden Study Club will meet at Mrs. Silas Caseys Greenwood Drive home Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. Mrs Casey and Mrs Harold Stout lead the program and Mrs Joe Walser handles the flower arrangement for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garden Study Club
Silas Casey
Greenwood Drive
Casey
Harold Stout
Joe Walser
Melton-Darr Vows Spoken in Lancaster Wedding
Mrs. Viola Melton announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Irene to Firmest S. Darr. The ceremony occurred Monday October 19 in Lancaster South Carolina. The bride wore defense blue with white accessories and wore a corsage of American Beauty roses. The groom owns and operates the Brush Arbor Curb Market. The couple plans a short wedding trip south and will live on Rt. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Melton
Margaret Irene
Firmest S. Darr
Lancaster
S.C
Carr
Crown Hosiery
Brush Arbor
Points South
Rt. 3
BPWC District Director Visits Asheboro Club Social Events
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual dinner at the Central hotel with district director Elsie Flake speaking on morale spirituality and citizenship. The club voted a hundred dollars for school cafeterias, planned candy sales, and marked its fifth anniversary with a birthday cake and yellow chrysanthemums. Visitors included Flora Perry J A Spence and Billy Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Central Hotel
Elsie Flake
Winston-Salemi
P.T.A
Flora Perry
Winston- Salem
J. A. Spence
Billy Williams
Bride of Ernest S Carr Weds in Lancaster South Carolina
Mrs. Ernest S Carr formerly Margare Irene Meliont and daughter of Mrs. Viola Melton, married in Lancaster South Carolina on October 19. She previously worked at Crown Hosiery Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest S. Carr
Irene Meliont
Lancaster
S. C
Crown Hosiery
Viola Melton
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The W O T club meets with Ars Joseph D Cox at her home. Altrusa Club gathers with Mrs Mabel Burnett at the Girl Scout office for November. Mid-Week Study Club meets with Mrs C E Rozzelle on Hillcrest Drive. Garden Study Club hosts Mrs Silas Casey on Greenwood Drive. Business and Professional Women's dinner and program at Elwood Hotel with Miss Eleanor Currin in charge. Girl Scout Council meets at Community Chest then Leaders Workshop. Rev Wilson Weldon and Mrs Weldon hosted by First Methodist Church in a covered dish gathering. St Marys Guild holds annual turkey dinner at Parish House. A novel card with a war savings stamp booklet enclosed accompanies news with patriotic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cole
T. E. Myatt
Central Hotel
Jess Garner
Australia
New Zealand
Solomon Islands
C. E. Rozzelle
Hillcrest Drive
Garden Study Club
Silas Casey
Greenwood Drive
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Eleanor Currin
Girl Scout Council
Community Chest
College Street
Wilson O. Weldon
Various YWCA Clubs Schedule Meetings This Week
YWCA clubs announce their weekly meetings under General Secretary Mrs Hamer Miller and Industrial Department secretary Miss Louise Surratt. The Business and Professional club dines at 6 15 Tuesday with a post meeting session and possible Red Cross dressing room work. Live Yers meet Thursday at 6 30 and Jolly Y at 7 30 to plan a social for armed forces men at Sedgefield, the following evening at the Y W C A. Florence Nightingale club opens Monday at 6 with Ruth Payne showing Mexico and Miss Dessie Cox teaching current events at 8. Highland Lend A Hand meets Tuesday 2 pm on parliamentary law, Adams Memorial at 7 30 Tuesday at Mrs H W McCain home, Friday 7 13 Lend A Hand at community clubrooms, Saturday 12 30 luncheon.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Hamer Miller
Department
Louise ‘Surratt
The
Red Cross
Jolly Y Clubs
Sedgefield
W.C.A
Florence Nightingale Club
Mexico
Ruth Payne
American Friends Service Committee
Dessie Cox
Highland
Adams Memorial Club
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Inter-Society Dance at Greens boro College in Halloween style
Greensboro college hosts an Inter-Society formal on October 31 with orange and black décor and a juke box providing music. The receiving line features Dr. Luther L. Gobbel and Mrs. Gobbel along with deans and presidents from Irving and Emerson societies, led by Margaret Ross and Wilma Wall.
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InterSociety Formal
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Raeh Fox
Roxboro
Luther L. Gobbel
Gobbel
Mary Ivy Swank
Margaret Ross
Burlington
Joe Barnwell
Wilma Wall
Thomasville
Buck Woodson
Salisbury
Iriving Society
Emerson
G.C
Betsy Saunders Named in College Who's Who List
Betsy Saunders of High Point is among thirty Woman's College of UNC students in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities for this volume. The ten seniors, ten seniors chosen in junior year, and ten juniors this term must be campus leaders in government roles and activities. Saunders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Saunders of 214 Thurston Street, is a senior this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Saunders
High Point
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Miss Saunders
H. D. Saunders
Thurston Street
Woman's College
Marriage of James Cleo Harrison in Hight Point
Mr and Mrs J H Smal of Rendleman announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Druve James Cleo Harrison to A H Harrison's son from Sophia. The vows were said Monday evening September 28 at First Pilgrim Holiness Church in High Point by Rev O L Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Smal
Randleman
Druve James Cleo Harrison
A. H. Harrison
Sophia
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hight Point
O. L. Ruth
Varied Local Girl Scout Week Observance Across Troops
Observance of Girl Scout week closed with varied activities by High Point Scouts. Troop twelve led by Miss Amelia Hough and Miss Marie Aaron hosted a Halloween party. Troop 14, led by Mrs D A Kirkman, hosted Boy Scouts with guests Miss Mary Sue Briggs and Miss Martha Warner. Troop 11, with Mrs Mabel Burnett and Miss Mary Ruth Kimrey, held a Halloween party at Ward Street Methodist Church with local Scouts. Troop three pursues an aid course led by Mrs W Copeland. Troop four plans a dramatics project led by Thelma Connell. Negro division troops 9 26 also held a registration at Fairview Street School with Mrs C E Diffendal and Mrs My Doctor representing the council. staff praised cooperation with schools and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Amelia Hough
Marie Aaron
D. A. Kirkman
Mary Sue Briggs
Martha Warner
Mabel Burnett
Mary
Ruth Kimrey
Ward Street Methodist Church
W. Copeland J
Dobson
Thelma Connell
Fairview ‘Street School
C. E. Diffendal
My Doctor
High Point ‘Scout Council
Burnett
Kimrey
BPWC Dinner Program Set at Elwood Hotel
The Business and Professional Woman's club will host a dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 30 PM at the Elwood hotel. Miss Ele Currin will lead the program with the topic What Towns Doing in the Battle Production as several prominent citizens participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professi Woman’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Ele Currin
Garden Council Meet Postponed
The High Point Council of Garden clubs postpones its meeting from Tuesday to a later date due to the Piedmont District Garden club meeting in Winston Salem. Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett, council president, announced the change and urged all local clubs to note the updated schedule and send representatives to the district meeting, expected to be the last for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Piedmont District
Winston- Salem
Fred J. Bartlett
Bartlett
Durati
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Baltimore, Md
Clara Leigh Nance
C. MM. Nance
Gertrude Cook
Masters
Perkinson
Lee
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
Expert Shoe Fitters
Miss Atkins
Melton
William Gilliland Barger
Daisy Fuller Hall
Main Street Methodist Church
Barger
Alexandria
Fort Belvoir
U. S.army
Manning
BPWC
Asheboro Club
Arthur Ross, Jr
Malcolm Watson
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Ogburn Yates
Lynwood Smith
Martha Leigh Foster
Joseph F. McNulty
New York City
W. A. Matthews
Dorothy Russell
Matthews
Nancy Ann Laughlin
Antique Study Club
Henry Ingram
Rose
S. A. Duff
Ed Steere
Ervin Frye
Tiffany Barnes
George Joyner
Francis White, Jr
Margaret Beacham
Edna Allman
Bess Walker
Friendly
R. C. Lewallen
Evelyn Moore
Mary Feemster
Lewallen
W.O.T. Club
Ars. Joseph D. Cox
Altrusa Club
Girl Scout Office
St. Marys Guild
YWCA
G’boro College
New College
Who’s Who
Garden Council
Boxwood Sale
Southern Railroad
Hoskins Street
Kivett Drive
Claude Hussey
Austin’s Nursery
Samuel Hyman
Vunsey
Godden of Love
Pridal Pam
Vetry Amond Ring
Weler
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