Local Couple Announce Vows In Private Ceremony
Miss Lil lie Belle H YY wed Glenn Cox in a private ceremony October 18 at Rev. Milton H Hadley's home. The double ring rite featured a light blue wool suit and orchid prayer bouquet. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. David Hodgin, Mrs. Ira Borland, and Mrs. Beulah Osborne. The Coxes plan to reside on Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Belle H ‘Yy
Glenn Cox
Tober
Milton H. Hadley
David Hodgin
Ira Borland
Beulah Osborne
Lillie Belld Hooper
J. N. Hooper
Coltrane Street
Route Four
October Vows Announced Today in Chest erfield South Carolina
Miss Myrtle Moore daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J D Moore becomes the bride of Mr Reece son of Mrs Mol Reece and the late J T Reece in Chesterfield South Carolina Reverend Therm Mills officiates the double ring ceremony. The bride wears a black gabardine suit with black accessories and a purple orchid. Both bride and groom work at Burlington Mills in Central Falls and will reside in Randleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Moore
J. D. Moore
Eece
Molee Reece
J. T. Reece
Randleman
Chesterfield
S. C
Therm Mills
Burlington Mills
Central Falls
Full Slate Of YWCA Events Are Announced
Adams Memorial YWCA this week plans a full program in both industrial and business departments. Highlights include the Gay Swingsters with Rev. Cecilaworth slides on Christ portraits, Florence club book review, and a community sing by the Adams club. Leadership training planning by joint industrial and business committees follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
Gay Swingsters Club
The
Cecilaworth
Christ
B and P
Industrial and Business and
Miss Welborn and Mr. Swaim Wed
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Clara Belle Welborn to Charles Swaim on November 2 at the Oak Grove Baptist church home of Rev. R. L. Smith. The bride, home on West Lexington avenue extension, is employed by Adams Millis plant 2. the groom, son of the late Homer Swaim, served in the army and works for the Silver Knit hosiery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wayland Swaim
R. L. Smith
Clara Belle Welborn
George Welborn
West Lexington Ave
Ext
Charles Swaim
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Swaim
West
Lexington Avenue
Adams Millis
Homer Swaim
Silver Knit Hosiery
Miss Hall DAR Good Citizen At Thomasville
Miss Ruby Hall daughter of Mrs E T Hall of 14 Morrison Avenue Thomasville has been chosen the Good Citizen from Thomasville High School’s senior class in the DAR Good Citizen contest. She has been active in school activities, served as home room president and cheerleader, editor in chief of the Facts and Fun staff, and affiliated with Quill and Scroll. The state winner earns a trip to Washington to attend the national DAR meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hall
E. T. Hall
Mr. Hall
Morrison Avenue
Thomasville
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Hall
Thomasville High School
Home Room
Facts and Fun
Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society For
State Students’ Council
Asheville
Washington, D. C
Y-Teen State Conference Attended by High Point Group
Seventeen High Point Y-Teens with adviser Dorothy Hollar and program director Betsy Dickson attend the North Carolina State Y-Teen conference in Winston-Salem over the weekend. Participants include Doris Nance and Jeanne Montgomery among others. Theme is Building Together in Today's World. A forum on Prejudice in Schools was held. The weekend features a banquet and dance with a Sunday worship service at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Doris Nance
Jeanne Montgomery
Betty Jo Ring
Betty Lou Brown
June Rose
Barbara Lowe
Josephine Kimsey
Charlene Thomas
Jo Ann Davis
Carolyn Andrews
June Bivens
Mary Ann Britt
Helen Lois Swaringen
Parma Lee Durham
Nancy Welch
Dorothy Hollar
Betsy Dickson
YWCA
Kearns Williams Tie In York South Carolina
Mr and Mrs G Howard Kearns announce the marriage of their daughter Anna Ruth to Everett B Williams on October 19 in York South Carolina. Mrs Williams is the Kearns daughter and attended the local high school. Mr Williams is the Williams family son from Route 5 and graduated with class of 41 and works for Tomlinson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Howard Kearns
Albert Street
Anna Ruth
Everett B. Williams
York S. C
Williams
Kearns
Roland B. Williams
Trinity
Tomlinson’s
Prospect Street
Akers Parham Vows Revealed in Norfolk Ceremony
Mrs. Margaret Kearns Parham wed Lt. Norvelle H. Akers on October 30 in Norfolk Virginia with Justice W J Cagney presiding. The bride wore a diamond cut blue suit and purple orchid corsage. They flew to New York for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kearns Parham
J. E. Kearns
City
Norvelle H. Akers
Ora B. Akers
Henry Herbert Akers
Los Angeles
Calif
Norfolk
Justice of Pen Peace
W. J. Cagney
Mildred Shroyer
Harry L. Lane
New York City
Woodmen Circle Convention Here
The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle held its monthly meeting at the WOW home with guardian Mrs. James Ellington presiding. High Point was chosen as the Daniel Boone district convention site to be held in the spring. The next social meeting is canceled due to Thanksgiving. Nellie Hare invited a Christmas party at her home with date to be decided at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
WOW
Guardian
James Ellington
High Point
Elkin
Daniel Boone
Nellie Hare
Wright Mullinix Vows Announced in Quiet Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Evelyn Pearl Mullinix to William Cohen Wright Jr. in a Friday evening home ceremony conducted by Rev. M. F. Hodges. The bride wore medium blue gabardine and pink carnation corsage. attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson. The couple, with Troy and Biscoe roots, share army air corps service backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cohen Wright, Jr
Jamestown
Evelyn Pearl Mullinix
W. N. Mullinix
Mr. Mullinix
Troy
William Cohen ‘Wright, Jr
M. F. Hodges
Hodges
Harold Thompson
High Point
Mr. Wright
William C. Wright
Biscoe
Biscoe School
Army Air Corps
India
China
Miss Lambeth Weds Fred Miller In North Carolina Ceremony
Miss Lottie Mae Lambeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lambeth of Thomasville Route 2 united with Fred Miller son of Rev and Mrs B L Miller High Point in a November 2 ceremony at Mount Zion Pilgrim church parsonage officiated by Rev T R York. The couple will live in Biscoe after a wedding trip through western North Carolina and Tennessee. The bride graduates from Fair Grove high school and works at Plymouth Hosiery mills. The groom, a Navy discharge, attended Trinity high school and is employed by State Hosiery finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Lottie Mae Lambeth
Ernest Lambeth
Thomasville
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
Route 2
B. L. Miller
High Point
North Carolina
Tennessee
Biscoe
Mount Zion Pilgrim Church
T. R. York
David Lambeth
Miller
Fair Grove High School
Plymouth Hosiery Mills
Trinity High School
Ora Elaine Black Weds Robert Ollis in North Carolina
Mrs. Winnie Black announces the marriage of Ora Elaine Black to Robert Claude Ollis on November 9 at the First Baptist parsonage. Rev W Wilbur Hutchens officiated. The couple, now residing at 505 English Street, planned a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Black
Lindsay Street
Street
Ora Flaine
Robert Claude Ollis
Minneapolis
N. C
First Baptist Church
W. Wilbur Hutchens
Tate
English Street
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Fred F. Reece
Siler City
A. H. Trotter
Robbins
Betty T
James FE. Johnston
P. T. Dixon
Jamestown Methodist Church
T. B. Wrenn
Dorothy May
Thurman B. Welborn
Ward Street Methodist Church
Pate Sosa
Elliott Floral CO
Sheraton Hotel
Donoghue 'S Ladies
Poole
Industrial Department
Florence Ae Club
C. H. Miller
Adams Club
Industrial Committee
Y, and
B. and P. Council
Ruth Goodman
Don Payne
Wesley Memorial Church
Jolly Y Club
Taylor Simpson
Dorothy House
Millie Workman
Miss Welborn
Mr. Swaim
DAR Good Citizen
South Main Street
Miss Kearns and
Roland Williams
Wedin
S.C
Covention
Wright-Mullinix
Wright
Troy High School
Armed Forces
Miss Lambeth United
High Point’s Finest Apparel
Ora
Elaine Black
Robert Ollis
Yow’s Funeral Home
Annie Laurie
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