Miss Ann Young Bride Elect Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Ann Young, bride elect, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. R. C. Wingard at her Eng lish Street Extension home. Guests enjoyed bridal games, prizes, and a wagon delivery of linen gifts. the hostess gifted bed linen. Attendees included Mrs. B. N. Young and Mrs. R. D. Harris. the couple will wed Donald Harris later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Young
R. C. Wingard
English Street
Mesdames C. W. Grubb
Herman Snyder
Beulah Hon
Wallace Whitaker
Brant Ayers
Danny Wingard
Evelyn Suggs
Sue Young
Bob Young
B. N. Young
R. D. Harris
Miss Young
Donald Harris
Miss Clement Honored at Courtesy Party Before Wedding
Miss Delores Clement bride elect received a corsage and gifts during a courtesy evening hosted by Mrs. Culler and daughter Janie. About 20 guests, including family members and the hostess sister Grady Comer of Portsmouth, attended the informal party ahead of her formal ceremony with Charles Williard at the First Reformed Church later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Clement
Mrs. Culler
Mis
Pete Culler
Janie
Miss Clement
Charles Williard
First Reformed Church
Carol Wall
Virginia Rickard
C. R. Williard
H. T. Clement
Grady Comer
Portsmouth
Medical Auxiliary to Divide Membership Into Two Branches
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary plans to split into two branches, High Point and Greensboro, effective January 1953 after approval from the Medical Society. Mrs. G F E Bell directed a program on cerebral palsy at a luncheon at the Greensboro Woman's Club, with a film and Q&A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Auxiliary
G. E. Bell
Guilford County Medica Auxiliary
Greensboro
Medical Society
M. L. Aderoldt
H. C. Lennon
G. FE. Bell
Guilford County
High Point
Women of Moose Set Meeting Time on Church Street
The Women of the Moose plan a gathering at the Moose Home on Church Street on Thursday at 8 p.m. The meeting was moved up a week due to Thanksgiving falling next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Dedication and Open House for B'nai Israel Center
Card invites community to the dedication and open house of the B'nai Israel Educational Center in High Point Indiana. Event held Sunday November 23, 1952 at 2:30 PM at the corner Hamilton and Ray Streets. The invitation comes from the High Point Hebrew Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai Israel Educational Center
High Point Hebrew Congregation
Hamilt
Ray Streets
High Point
Salt Uses In Freezing And Melting Ice
Salt serves dual roles in cold weather by aiding ice cream production and melting ice on pavements. It highlights how salt lowers freezing points for doughs and de-ices roads when applied to snowy or icy surfaces.
Thanksgiving Ball Set By Woodmen Friday Night
Piedmont Camp 62 of the Woodmen of the World will stage a Thanksgiving benefit dance at the High Point Recreation Center on Ward Street to aid the North Carolina Orphans' Christmas project. Proceeds go to charity. tickets available from Woodmen members or at ShackelIy Clothing Store Lester's Jewelers Hoffman's Drug Store and the High Point Quick Lunch. Round and square dances start at 8 p.m. Edgar A. Johnson is the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Camp 62
Woodmen of the World
High Point Recreation Center
Ward Street
North Carolina Orphans
Shackeliy Clothing Store
Lester's Jeweelers
Hoffman's Drug Store
High Point
Edgar A. Johnson
Weekend church calendar lists youth events and meals
The schedule lists 4 15 to 5 15 Sr Hi Y Teen club meetings 6 30 membership dinner with Elizabeth Gray Vining as speaker 8 00 Y Starduster s choir rehearsal Saturday 7 30 seventh grade Y Teen club party Sunday 9 00 AM Young Adult Dept annual Thanksgiving breakfast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gray Vining
Starduster
Community Meeting Schedule Highlights Local Clubs
A long list of gatherings appears including the Mines Gold Women feneers with Mrs. Rochelle, Modern Art Study Club with Mrs. Barker, Town and Country Garden Club at 713 W Farriss, and Council of Jewish Women at B'nai Israel. Also noted are Camellia Club with L. B. Dutton speaker, and events around the Emerywood Country Club and YWCA. The schedule includes luncheons, speakers, a National Week observation, and a wedding event for Miss Josephine Kimsey and Jennings Agner at the First Baptist Church with a reception at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Art Study Club
Martine Barker
Thurston Street
Town and Country Garden Club
Leon Bernard
W. Farriss Avenue
William Creech
Council of Jewish Women
B’nai Israel Education Center
Harry Jacobs
al Rabban
Camellia Club
C. B. Mattocks
Asheboro Road
L. B. Dutton
Margaret Washburn
Emerywood Country Club
Patricia Hubbard
League of Women Voters
O. A. Kirkman
YWCA
Union Hill Home Demonstration Club
Madge Johnson
F. R. Allman
West College
D. E. Bouldin
Forest Hill
Kay West
Ning
Violet Gray
Adams Memorial Building
Elizabeth Gray Vining
Bliss Restaurant
Kimsey-Agner
E. J. Agner
Josephine Kimsey
Jennings Agner
First Baptist Church
Sheraton
Maryland Oversees Vast State Forests and Parks
Maryland manages more than 120000 acres of state forests and parks. The vast network supports conservation, recreation, and protection of natural resources across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
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John D. Mulliken
Mebane
Mrs. Mulliken
Middleville
Mich
Clyde A. Daniels
Harry Burr
Hastings
Michigan
Charles F. Mulliken
Woodland
John D. Mulliken, Jr
Tampa
Florida
Hebrew Openhouse
Woodmen
Hitiodustory
New
Kenmore
Rotary
Priday
Y-Teen Sr. Hi Openhouse
Sears
North Main Street
Dy-Dee Supply Company
Waughtown Street
Winston. Salem
N. C
Mines
Feneers
Jack Rochelle
Bridgen Street
Wriday
Betty Jo Ri
Sedgefield
Philomathean Club
R. T Cottam
Parkway
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Reidsville
Reuben McCollum
Farrell Burch
Hugh M. Webster, Jr
Becky Wall
Hillcrest Hip
Violet Payne
Helen Mason
Billie Bowden
Margaret Joan Ridge
Purcell Kimsey
Otteray Drive
San Antonio
Texas
Peggy Anne
America
N. Main ST
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