Miss Overcash Weds Frank P. Kersey At Home Ceremony
Virginia Aleese Overcash and Frank Packer Kersey were married in a home ceremony at the bride’s mother’s residence in High Point. Officiants were Dr. John A. Womeldorf and Rev. Ronald A. Overcash as guests served refreshments from a pink gladioli centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Aleese Overcash
Frank Packer Kersey
Duke C. Overcash
John A. Womeldorf
Ronald A. Overcash
Overcash
High Point High School
Jones Business College
Heritage Furniture Co
Charles A. Kersey
Rt. 4
High Point
Jamestown High School
Bryce Commercial College
Social Security Administration
Greensboro
J. C. Wall
Diane Wall
Linda Goode
Wayside Garden Club Plans Christmas Decor Ideas
Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs. J C Sheloffs home for a Christmas decorations program. Hostess demonstrated holiday crafts emphasizing evergreen use and color from door to lamp post. Members approved sending a wreath to Salisbury Veterans Hospital. Edith Sherrod spoke for the council. meeting led by J F Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
N. Main Street
J. C. Sheloff
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Salisbury
Garden Council
Edith Sherrod
Miss Payne and Mr Pitts Feted in Thomasville Rehearsal
Miss Mar gie Virginia Payne and Kirby Allen Pitts, planning to wed November 23 at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church, were honored at a rehearsal party hosted by Clyde and Mrs. Payne in Thomasville Rt. 2. The event featured a green and white motif, lace cloth, chrysanthemums, and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Margie Virginia Payne
Kirby Allen Pitts
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Clyde Payne
Rt. 2
Kay Ramsey
Dora Wall
Neal Allred
Goodbys
Kenneth Hayworth
Thayer Outlines Changing Education For High Point Pilot Club
Dr. Lloyd Thayer assistant superintendent and NC Education Assn. president spoke to the Pilot Club of High Point on shifts in public education. He contrasted U S and Russian and European systems and noted NC dropout rates with High Point leading to 71 percent high school completion and 52 percent white graduates and 43 percent Negro graduates pursuing higher learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thayer
High Point Pilot Club
N. C. Education Assn
Pilot Club
High Point
North Carolina
Gradu
Ation
Thayer
C. E. Peace
Eva Alexander
Anne Russell
Sheraton Hotel
R. R. Blackburn
DAR Junior Committee Presents DAR Resolutions Discussion
The Junior DAR committee met at the Kellam home to discuss resolutions supported by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. J. F. Hayden and Mrs. J. Richard Kellam led discussions, covering eight major issues from entertainment demoralization to territorial sea limits while opposing disarmament and Red China joining the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Dar
J. F. Hayden
J. Richard Kellam
Club
United States
Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
J. F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
China
United Nations
Ashmead White
White
Walter McKearan
Kellam
Henry J. York Jr
Wadesboro
Hayden
Lewis Brandon
Ferguson Reod
Atlanta, Ga
Creekside Drive
Green Thumb Club hears Mrs Fox at Emerywood luncheon
Mrs. James Fox urged members to live by principles as civil defense during Green Thumb Garden Club luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. The event featured decorations, business notes, and plans for the Southeastern Flower and Garden Show in Raleigh February 23 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fox
Green Thumb Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Percy Idol
Raleigh
Albert Hart Jr
Sedgefield Country Club
West Emerywood
Magic Key
Leath
Beaman-Holaday Nuptials Set At Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Betty Jane Beaman will wed St. James Holaday of Dallas Texas at noon in Wesley Memorial Methodist Church chapel. A buffet reception will follow at the Gatewood Avenue home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J E Beaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Beaman
St. James Holaday
Dallas
Tex
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Gatewood Avenue
J. E. Beaman
Teachers Join Kindergarten Staff at Studio of Child Care
Mrs Ruth Latham joined the junior kindergarten group after graduate work at Scarrett College and High Point College. New resident Mrs Warren Creasy works with five year olds, while Mrs Rena Sikes heads the infant and toddler department. Director Mrs Jean K Davidson says a Parent-Teachers Assn meeting is set for 7 45 p m with a panel on preschool issues. Classrooms will be opened after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Care School
Ruth Latham
Latham
High Point College
Scarrett College
Warren Creasy
High Point
Rena Sikes
Sikes
Maryfield Convalescent Home
Jean K. Davidson
Wendylyn Lewellyn
Jean Sowers
Chester Hodgin
Jack White
Local Birth Announcements Highlight Four Newborns
Debbie Sue Preslar born November 18 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Lonnie R. Preslar and Donnie Mae Sink. Vickie Carroll Bowles born November 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Carrol F. Bowles Jr. and Jerrie Lamb. Mark Eugene Osborne born November 20 at High Point Hospital to P Eugene Osborne. Lydia Kay Lowe born November 2 at the local hospital to Dalton Lowe and Clara Cox Apts resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie R. Preslar
Central Blvd
Debbie Sue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Donnie Mae Sink
High Point
Carrol F. Bowles Jr
Richardson St
Vickie Carro
P. Eugene Osborne
Arlington Ave
Mark Eugene
High Point Hospital
Dalton Lowe
Clara Cox Apts
Lydia Kay
Heglars Visited by Mitchells in High Point Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Heglar of 816 Carter Street hosted their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mitchell and their three Miami children, who traveled from High Point to Florida on Sunday. Mrs. I. B. Cater accompanied Miss Susan Kay Woodall on a tour to Rutherfordton Charlotte Asheboro Greensboro and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Heglar
Carter St
Heglar
J. E. Mitchell
Miami
Fla
Mitchells
High Point
Florida
I. B. Cater
North Carolina
Susan Kay Woodall
Rutherfordton
Charlotte
Asheboro
Greensboro
Thomasville
Hum N Hoe Hears Agent At Workshop
Mrs. Roger Russell, Forsyth County home demonstration agent, led a Christmas workshop for Hum n Hoe Garden Club at 1101 Clyde St. Members brought original decorations for review and ideas for more. Plans for a December 8 Christmas party at Mrs. Edgar Snider’s Ashe Street home were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Russell
Forsyth County
Hum ’N’ Hoe Garden Club
D. P. Whitley Jr
Clyde St
Russell
Ed Kemp
Joseph Brady
Ashe Street
Edgar Snider
J. W. Snotherly
Thomasville Bride Weds Donald Jones In Methodist Church
Miss Judy Dyann Beck of Thomasville married Donald Robert Jones of High Point at First Wesleyan Methodist Church in Thomasville. Rev. Harold L. Rickman officiated. The couple will live at 927 W Holly Hill Rd after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyann Beck
Thomasville
Donald Robert Jones
Rt. 2
High Point
Harold L. Rickman
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
James A. Beck
Thomasville Senior High
Lewis T. Jones
Tomlinson’s
Ledford High School
Donald Rose
Bobby Smith
Smith
Holly Hill Rd
Almanac Garden Club Hears Talk On Yule Decorations
Mrs. Fred A. Thomas Jr. spoke on holiday decorations and gift wrappings to Almanac Garden Club at the Florham Avenue home of Mrs. C. A. Hustruld. President Mrs. R. B. Spracklin led a business session and the group set a December 16 Christmas party at Em erywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almanac Club
Fred A. Thomas Jr
Almanac Garden
Florham Avenue
C. A. Hustruld
R. B. Spracklin
Emerywood Country Club
Sewing tip for making tea tablecloth from napkins
When dinner napkins run short use four to make a small tea table cloth. Sew with machine stitch and add Rickrack as a decorative edge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Overcash
Frank P. Kersey
Wayside Club
C. C. Herbert
George Wertz
Miss Payne
Mr. Pitts
Avante
Furniture City
Duplicate
Green Thumb Club
Mrs. Fox
APT
Acme
Allied van Lines
S. Centennial Ph
U. S
Cowboy
Main ST
Debbie Sue Preslar
Vickie Carrol Bowles
Mark Eugene Osborne
Lydia Kay Lowe
Hum ‘N’ Hoe
Miss Beck
Donald Jones
Tomasville
Grace Flower Shop
Oak River
Wsjs-Tv
N. Main ST
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