Wedding details for Isenhower and Conrad unfold with vows and plans
The ceremony featured traditional marches as Miss Welling played To A Wild Rose. Rev. Curtis Morehead, Hugh E. Baumgartner, Rev. C. P. Fisher Jr., and Rev. Herman W. Cauble served as ushers. Bridesmaids included Margaret Shelby and a lineup from Gastonia Sanford Salisbury Burlington. The bride, daughter of Harry E. Isenhour, wore Duchess satin with seed pearls and carried a service book topped by an orchid. After a reception, the couple left for a wedding trip. they will reside in Conover after November 15. The groom is a graduate of Lenoir Rhyne College and Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Welling
MacDowell
Curtis Morehead
Hildebran
Hugh E. Baumgartner
Columbia, S. C
C. P. Fisher, Jr
Herman W. Cauble
Concord
Margaret Shelby
Gastonia
Helen Ross Cox
Frances Wilkins
Sanford
Mariana Whitlow
Annie Lee Cress
Salisbury
Ann Isenhour
Katherine Isenhour
Burlington
Harry Edgar Isenhour
Rev
Conrad
Lenoir Rhyne College
China Grove
A. T. Allen School
Colshe
May Court
F. L. Conrad
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Hacana
Lenoir Rhynean
Demosthenian Literary Society
Gamma Beta Chi
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
Columbia
S. C
St. Timothy Lutheran Church
Barringer Apartments
Conover
Education Day At Allen Jay Baptist Church
Education Day at Allen Jay Baptist Church begins at 9 45 in the morning with the Allen Jay school faculty leading Sunday school classes. Principal T Bennison presides as superintendent. At 11 00 the pastor G H Wallace will preach on Parent School Relationship. Allen Jay school glee club will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Allen Jay School
T. Bennison
G. H. Wallace
Glee Club
Altrusa Board To Meet Tomorrow At Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa club executive board will meet Monday night at the Sheraton Hotel Blue, with Mrs. R. Sutton, vice president, presiding. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Altrusa Club
R. Sutton
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Slaydon Weds Walter T Sink Jr In Ceremony Here
Mr and Mrs John Franklin Slaydon announce the marriage of their daughter Madge to Walter T Sink Jr of the United States Navy on Thursday Oct 19 The vows were spoken at the home of Rev Hoy L Fesperman pastor of the Evangelical and Reformed Church who officiated The bride wore a winter white jersey dress with black accessories and a shoulder corsage of Talisman roses The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Walter T Sink Sr of this city and after graduating High Point College in 1944 he was stationed at Norfolk Virginia The bride resides with her parents at 113 Carter Street and attends High Point College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Slaydon
Madge
Walter T. Sink, Jr
United States Navy
Hoy L. Fesperman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter T. Sink
High Point College
Norfolk
Virginia
Carter Street
Stiles Grubb Vows At Hilliard Memorial Church
Miss Mary Noble Grubb and Pvt. James D. Stiles wed in a double ring ceremony at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. H O Miller officiating. The couple, relatives, and close friends attended as sisters and parents hosted a cake reception following. The bride, a Thomas Hosiery employee, plans to live with her parents in Greensboro after a short Western NC trip. Out of town guests included Laverne Smith, Doris Brown ing, Dot Farr, Maxine Farr, Doris Brinkley, and several local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noble Grubb
James D. Stiles
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
Joyce Young
LaVerne Smith
Lorraine Saunders
Jane Grubb
Stiles
P. E. Grubb
W. Green Street
Thomas Hosiery
R. M. Stiles
Italy
Wesser
North Carolina
Doris Browning
Greensboro
Dot
Maxine Farr
PE. Grubb, Jr
Morganton
Doris Brinkley
Winston-Salem
H. C. Davis
Zeb Bates
Noble Bates
Lexington
Newcomers Club Hosts Rug Making Demonstration
The Newcomers club held a luncheon at Mrs. J. D. Boyd’s home in the Gantt Apartments with fourteen members. After lunch, greetings were read for Mrs. H. L. Trotter on her birthday and Mrs. A. C. Sumner on her wedding anniversary. Plans for the Christmas party and progress on the bridge and hooked rug clubs were discussed. Mrs. C. H. Tabbitt gave a hooked rug demonstration and will teach the group once organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Boyd
Gantt Apartments
H. L. Trotter
A. C. Sumner
Bridge Club
Hooked Rug Club
C. H. Tabbitt
Hooked Rug Group
I Count When I Stand With Fourteen Others
Elsie Robinson writes on the wartime ache of feeling unseen by the home front. She cites Joseph Kensel and his underground fighters as a symbol that even unseen workers count through shared faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oe = Kessel
Alfred Anop
Blisher
Kessel
England
Alan
Joseph Kensel
France
Girl Reserve clubs complete organization here
The Oakview Club met at the YWCA with Ruth II as presiding officer. Shirley Forbis is president, Colleen Allen treasurer, Freida Reece Inter-Club Council representative, and Betty Hedgecock program chairman. Eloise Garner elected Sophomore Club president with officers Bet ty Ragan and Nellie Jones among them. The Twelfth Grade Club plans a Monday meeting at Betty Sue Short’s home followed by bowling. The Ninth Grade Club will assist with the poppy sale and Thanksgiving efforts. The Seventh Grade Reserves hold a Co Ed informal dance after two weeks of planning. A Philippines weather note mentions heavy rain in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakview Club
Ruth II
Shirley Forbis
Colleen Allen
Freida Reece
Betty Hedgecock
W. F. Hester
Eloise Garner
Betty Ragan
Nellie Jones
Doris Nance
Mary Elizabeth Cox
Verona Blalock
Betty Sue Short
Lynn Jane Davis
Thelma Collins
Edith Current
Peggy Morris
Doris Ormand
Our Baby Album Birthdays for Local Children
Barbara Ann Kindley Sandra Louise Bolton Judith Oranna Vokeley Lynette Dee Rice Sue Evan Skeen Judith Annette Hooker are named as turning two or one years old in late October through November. The pieces note parental titles and locations including Thomasville High Point Lynnette and England with the U S Army Medical Corps, Kernersville and Newton Street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Kindley
Center
Pie
Welford Kindley
Thomasville
Judith Annette Hooker
W. R. Hooker
Newton Street
Priscilla Club Meets at Mrs Clark Home Friday
Priscilla club members gathered at the Parkway home of Mrs S C Clark for the bi weekly session. They worked afghans for station hospitals and did Red Cross needlework while voting to aid the Red Cross this year. A salad course was served. Attending were Mrs Clark, president Mrs Owen Reese, Mesdames Harry Brockmann W B Hall W W Idol Fred Ingram J F Hayden Charles Perry and guests Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark and Miss Mary Alice Siceloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Red Cross
Clark
Owen Reese
Harry Brockmann
W. B. Hall
W. W. Idol
Fred Ingram
J. F. Hayden
Charles Perry
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mary Alice Siceloff
Tea And Topics At Clayton Home
The Tea and Topics group will meet Thursday at 3 30 PM at Mrs W F Clayton’s home on Lindsay Street. Hailstones and thunderstorms rarely occur in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Home
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Norway
Beta Pi Club At Cottam Home Meeting Thursday
The Beta Pi Club will meet Thursday at 1 PM with Mrs. R. T. Cottam at 407 Park Way. Associate hostess will be Mrs. Delk Smith. All maps of the world, unlike globes, have distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Pi Club
Cottam
Beta Pi
R. T. Cottam
Parkway
Delk Smith
Davis Millikan-Vows at Randolph Church Service
Miss Bernice Millikan and David Sylvester Davis wed October 25 at South Plainfield Friends Church. Rev. Charles Johnson officiated before an altar of ferns and flowers. The couple plans to reside on Randleman Route 1 after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sylvester Davis
Bernice Millikan
Troy Millikan
Randleman
Route One
South Plainfield Friends Church
Charles Johnson
Randolph Church
Garden Council Meeting Tuesday at YWCA
The High Point Council of Garden Club will meet Tuesday morning at 10 oclock at the YWCA. Mrs J F Hayden council president urges a representation of every club at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clu
Y.W.C.A
J. F. Hayden
Illness updates from Winston-Salem to High Point area
Friends and relatives report health updates across Winston-Salem High Point and surrounding towns. Names include Jonah S Moran at Sapitet Hospital Winston-Salem and Mrs A G Rush at High Point Memorial Hospital after major surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah S. Moran
Marion Avenue
Sapitet
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Navy Man
Walter F. Link
Miss M Slaydon
Miss Slaydon
W. T. Sink, Jr
Elsie Robinson
The
Philippines
Our
Sandra Louise Bolton
James C. Bolton
India
Sandra
Judith Oranna Vokeley
P. M. Yokeley
Route Five
Lynnette Dee Rice
Sue Evan Skeen
R. BE. Skeen
Kernersville
Thomas Dewey Smith
Jimmie Smith
Baltimore, Md
Robert Marshall Hepler
Charles Hepler
Sophia
Lewis Davis
Betty Jew Millikan
Ed Davis
William White
Ray Hollingsworth
James Whitesell
David Reuben Davis
Watson and
Azel Millikan
Little Jay Hohn, Jr
Margaret Ann Wagoner
Lala Sue Beeson
Neice
Flora Mae
Lois Hahn
Garden Council
George F. Ingold
Washington Treet
High Point Memorial Hospital
A. G. Rush
Carrick Avenue
Washington Street
Grace Clodfelter
Oyes
Hickory
Tyson Ferree
Ferree
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Otterayrive
Flerry Brooks
A. Cooke
Spindale
G. D. Davidson
Worth Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Charles Ray Brown
Marvin
Joe Hospital
Milbourne Amos
Circle Drive
Boulevard
Eleanor Blair
Centennial Avenue
Ising
Winston
Roland T. Holton
Roanoke
A. L. Holton
Ruth Simpson
P. H. Dalton
S. L. Rodenbough, Jr
Asbury Park
N. J
Midshipmen’s School
Navy
University of North Carolina
S. L. Rodenhough, Sr
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