Luncheon in Honor of Bride Elect Miss Anne Hall
Miss Anne Hall bride elect was honored at a luncheon by Mrs. J. W. Lindsay and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay Jr. at Emerywood Country Club. Twelve guests attended in a private dining room with bridal place marks and a silver tray gift for Miss Hall. Attending were Mrs. W. B. Hall, Mrs. Owen Reese, Mrs. W. P. Hall Jr., with out of town guests Mrs. William Reese of Greensboro and Mrs. Barden Winstead of Gulf. Miss Hall will wed Dr. Owen Reese at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Saturday at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hall
J. W. Lindsay
J. W. Lindsay Jr
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Hall
W. B. Hall
Owen Reese
W.P. Hall Jr
William Reese
Greensboro
Barden Winstead
Gulf
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Rehearsal and Cake Cutting for Shook Flinchum Nuptials
Jamestown Methodist Church hosted the rehearsal for Miss Sonja Shook and Russell Flinchum on Monday evening with a 7 30 start and a cake cutting after. A reception for the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Wade L Shook featured white floral centerpieces and a punch bowl arrangement. Guests included Mrs S L McFarland and Mrs Garland York assisting. Miss Mary Lou Becker aided in serving. The couple’s wedding is set for Thanksgiving Day at 4 p m with mitts to be worn by attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Methodist Church
Sonja Shook
Russell Flinchum
Wade L. Shook
S. L. McFarland
Garland York
H. C. Nance
Dewayne Nance
Mary Lou Becker
Miss Shook
Flinchum
Shower Honors Miss Rogers Ahead Of December Wedding
A bridal shower for Miss Shirley Rogers accompanied by hostesses Misses Hill Howell and Mrs Rogers was held at the Asheboro Road home with fall flowers and a bridal cake. Gifts included an electric alarm clock. A second shower is planned Friday at the YWCA before the Rogers Gurley wedding set for December 21 at Mitchells Grove Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro Road
W. B. Rogers
Lloyd Gurl
YWCA
Melba Smith
Rogers-Gurley
Mitchells Grove Methodist Church
Local High Point Residents Attend Pinehurst Meeting
Several High Point residents attended the annual Mayflower Descendants convention held in Pinehurst over the weekend. Attendees included Mrs. H. A. Millis of 1109 N Main St, Mrs. W. T. Powell of 204 Hillcrest Dr, Mrs. W. G. Shipman of 611 Montheu Ave, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Pinehurst
H. A. Millis
N. Main St
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Dr
W. G. Shipman
Montheu Ave
R. J. Quigley
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Christmas Dryer
The National LP-Gas Council offers eight tips for efficient drying. Wipe the drum clean to avoid transferring dirt, avoid overloading, sort by fabric, avoid overdrying to prevent static and wrinkles, dry starched items with other starched fabrics, use the dryer top as a folding surface, clean the lint tray regularly, and follow the dryer’s temperature settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lp-Gas Council
Open House Planned For Miss Cox and Fiance
Cards invite guests to an open house honoring Miss Louise Lee Cox and her fiancé E. W. Freeze III at 425 Hillcrest Dr. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Hart Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jr. The couple plans marriage at Friends Meeting House on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lee Cox
E. W. Freeze
Robert Davis
Albert Hart Jr
Fred A. Thomas Jr
Davis
Hillcrest Dr
Miss Cox
Mr. Freeze
Friends Meeting House
Meredith Alumnae Plan Coke Party at 11 Friday
High Point Mere dith College Alumnae Association plans a Coke party at 11 Friday morning at 108 Hillcrest Dr. hosted by Mrs. Lee Gibson. Prospective students from the local high school and current students home for Thanksgiving will attend. chapter president is Mrs. Royster Tucker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Meredith College
Lee Gibson
Hillcrest Dr
Royster Tucker Jr
Thanksgiving Visits Noted for Local Residents
Mr and Mrs J W Mathews of Pittsburgh Pa will arrive tonight to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Mathews parents Mr and Mrs M R Cole 1111 Orlando St Sam Guy a UNC student will stay with his grandparents Donna Marie Hunt of 1010 Albert St remains bedbound after a September 1 auto crash Phil Surrett of 414 Smith St remains unchanged after a heart attack at High Point Memorial Hospital and cannot receive visitors Mayfield Ferguson of 516 Bridges St was admitted for observation and treatment at High Point Memorial for about 10 days and visitors are allowed Mr and Mrs R C Rutledge of Baltimore Md are arriving tonight to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Rutledges parents Mr and Mrs H Deligny of 440 N Wrenn St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mathews
Pittsburgh
Mathews
M. R. Cole
Orlando St
Sam Guy
University of North Carolina
Phil Surrett
Smith St
Mr. Surrett
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mayfield Ferguson
Bridges St
High Point Memorial
R. C. Rutledge
Baltimore
Modern Ironer Great Emancipator
The piece extols automatic ironers as a great emancipation from hand ironing. It highlights time savings, reduced physical strain, and improved finish, noting cabinet and table top styles. It uses a persuasive tone aimed at homemakers needing relief from back breaking ironing duties.
UL Label Marks Safety For Electrical Appliances
The UL label on new electrical appliances signals they meet safety standards set by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. A non profit lab established over six decades ago, UL certifies products as reasonably safe through testing and evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
Dr. Peterson Addresses Altrusa Club Dinner
Dr. Herbert C. Peterson of High Point College spoke at the Altrusa Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. He urged aiding foreign students and described education of Overseas Chinese as a vehicle for spreading democratic ideals behind the bamboo curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Peterson
High Point College
South East Asia
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Altrusa
Peterson
America
Bride-Elect Miss Stilwell Honored With Shower in Thomasville
Miss Shirley Stilwell, December bride-elect and Ashmore Business College instructor, was honored at a parole shower organized by college students and faculty. About 35 attendees received refreshments as Miss Stilwell was given a portable mixer and toaster. She is to wed Arnold Fuller on December 15 at Fair Grove Methodist Church.
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Thomasville
Shirley Stilwell
Ashmore Business College
Marie Cooper
Martha Hedrick
Ann Gallimore
Myra Beck
Stilwell
Peggy C. Grimes
Marlene M. Craver
Miss Stilwell
Arnold Fuller
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Publishers Wife Advises Wives To Develop Interests
Phyllis Cerf, wife of Bennett Cerf, urges wives to cultivate outside interests to balance busy husbands. She notes her own career as publisher, author, puzzle expert, and columnist, and recalls how she and Cerf both stayed active after marrying while managing family life.
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Publishers
Reno
Phyllis Cerf
America
Bennett Cerf
Phyllis
Edith Young
Random House
Christopher
Jonathan
New York
Bennett
Harold Ene
New Yorker Magazine
Local births announced for November in North Carolina families
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Musten announce a daughter Janet Leigh born Nov 15 at a Winston Salem hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Hill Jr announce a son Harry Wilson Jr born Nov 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A T Spaugh announce a son James David born Nov 25 at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James M Branham announce a daughter Angela Reece born Nov 25 at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William R Mullins announce a daughter Bobbie Ann born at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson announce a daughter Donna Marie born Nov 25 at the local hospital. Mrs Johnson is former Vivian Ratcliff of High Point. Mr and Mrs Jimmy L Ashby announce a son Jeffrey Michael born Nov 23 in Biloxi Mississippi. Mr Ashby serves with the US Air Force at Keesler AFB Biloxi.
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Carl Musten
Route 1
Kernersville
Janet Leigh
Winston- Salem Hospital
Harry Wilson Hill JR
Harry W
Barbee St
Harry Wilson Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
James David Spaugh
A. T. Spaugh
Trinity Ave
James David
Angela Reece Branham
James M. Branham
Pine St
Angela Reece
Bobbie Ann Mullins
William R. Mullins
Springfield Rd
Bobbie Ann
Donna Marie Johnson
Donald Johnson
Triangle Lake Rd
Donna Marie
Jeffrey Michael Ashby
Jimmy L. Ashby
Biloxi
Jeffrey Michael
Ashby
Abigail Lanier
High Point
United States Air Force
Keesler Air Force Base
Caution on Home Canned Foods Spoiling and Illness Risk
Warning warns that improper sealing of home canned fruits and vegetables can spoil and cause illness. Cloudy liquid is commonly a spoilage indicator, and consuming spoiled contents may lead to severe illness.
Violet Club Speaker Discusses What Makes the Violet Tick
High Point African Violet Club members met at 609 Parkway home of Mrs. D. P. Whitley. Mrs. B. W. Hackney spoke on the topic while a new officer slate led by Mrs. W. A. Daniels was elected. Other officers include Hackney as vice president Willis Welborn secretary Mae Parker treasurer. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed and Mrs. Howard Rich was introduced as a new member. The door prize went to Mrs. Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Maple Grove 171 Circle Reports From Washington Convention
The Maple Grove 171 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle heard reports on the national convention in Washington last week. Local delegates Miss Annie Jarrett and Mrs. Julia Jarrett spoke. They announced the Christmas party for Dec 16 at 7 p.m. at the Pioneer Restaurant and urged reservations by Dec 14 with Miss Daisy Greene or Miss Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Maple Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Wow Hall
Washington
Annie Jarrett
Julia Jarrett
Pioneer
Daisy Greene
Miss Jarrett
Ee Greene
BPW Delegate Evelyn Hudson Heads to National Convention
Mrs. Evelyn Hudson of Cedar Lane travels from Thomasville as a delegate to the BPW national convention in New York City. She is accompanied by her sons Kenneth and James Hudson for a week of activities including a visit to the United Nations and the Christmas parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Evelyn Hudson
Cedar Lane
Business and
Professional Women's Club
New York City
Covention
Kenneth
James Hudson
New York
Unitn
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Do your false teeth slip or wobble when you eat or talk. Sprinkle FASTEETH on plates to hold teeth more firmly and comfortably. No sour taste or odor. Buy FASTEETH at any drug counter.
Miss Nancy Andrews Feted At Shower In Thomasville
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Nancy Andrews of Archdale bride elect of Bobby Myers of Thomasville at Mrs. H. E. Segers home on Randolph Street. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Lee Mrs. Cecil Bingham and Mrs. Alfred A. Oliver Jr. about 25 guests attended including Mrs. Herbert Andrews and Mrs. Ben Myers. The couple will wed December 21 at Archdale Friends Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Nancy Andrews
Archdale
Bobby Myers
H. E. Segers
Randolph Street
Paul Lee
Cecil Bingham
Alfred A. Oliver Jr
Sedgefield
Sidney Grosman
Buddy Woods
Herbert Andrews
Ben Myers
Miss Andrews
Archdale “Friends Meeting House
In-School Television Discussed For AAUW By State Director
The AAUW local branch met at 8 p.m. to hear Charles W. Phillips discuss North Carolina in school television, a program begun Sept. 9 with 7 000 participants and 43 member schools. Proceeds from a book sale support the AAUW fellowship fund and a tea for new members was planned for Dec. 7 hosted by Mrs. W. R. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
North Carolina
Charles W. Phillips
Edward Silver
Phillips
Woman's College
MNC
Whrre
Ior
Nelson McCoss
W. R. Peters
Annie Lee Jarrell
Kitty Cline
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Madeline Hoover
Shirley Hill
Frances Howell
Miss Rogers
Pinehurst Meeting
Mommy
Coke’ Party
Donna Marie Hunt
Albert St
Gardner Webb Frosh
Gardner-Webb College
Elizabeth Smathers
Mills Home
Eileen Hill
Woodruff
S.C
Dean Som
Kings Mountain
M Smathers
Bridges
Dr. Peterson
Altrusa Club
Charles Mann
Elizabeth Sumner Saunders
Jane Folger
Catherine Moffitt
Jessie Mae Young
Arnold Koonce
Dean Miller
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Musten
Mrs. Hackney
Violet Club
BPW
Coble
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