Wall Bride Elect Feted At Formal Party
Mary Wilson Wall bride elect to Lt. George E Ithews Jr will wed this Saturday. An informal party with about thirty guests was hosted by Miss Betty Set at her Otteray home. More events are planned including a luncheon at the Emler club and a wedding party buffet supper before the rehearsal at Hillcrest drive and Emerywood Country Club party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson Wall
George E Ithews, Jr
Miss Betty
Otteray
F. J.more
Scandle
John W. Diffendal
Eme Nr Club
Win‘ifred Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Peeey T
Church Street
Norma Page
Virginia Hurt
Priscilla Club
C. A. Ring
Wellington
Sarah Hutchens
Norma Bride
Seven Holton
Winifred Wall
Aere — Cole
Mary Sue Briggs
Tom Pitts
Margaret Hancock
Frances Holton
H. F. Hunsucker
W. C. Idol
Idol
Wall - Matthews
Country Club
Page
Danyes Ateuic
First Presbyterian Church
Sorority Christmas Aid Plan At Keraton Hotel Meeting
Sigma Phi local chapter met at 7 30 P M at Shera hotel with Miss Dot Miller presiding. Members voted to aid an underprivileged family as the Christmas project and named a committee to arrange celebrations. They also voted to send a radio to the Red Cross chapter as a Christmas gift for a ser um in a state army hospital. Fifteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Sorority
Shera
Dot Miller
Margaret Har
Saraher
Alfreda Hardee
Anne Short
Rhon Locke
Mem
1 Red Cross
Victory bond sales soar at Sheraton booth
The Coop club sold 11 Victory bonds totaling 7,312.50 at the Sheraton hotel booth, marking the largest single day of sales so far. The booth, run by 22 local women’s organizations and staffed weekdays, has raised the grand total past 25,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Me Raymond
Raymond
Wedding weekend events at Emerywood and Sedgefield Inn
Calendar lists multiple wedding related events in Emerywood and Sedgefield area. Rehearsal at Emerywood, Page Doneyes wedding party luncheon at Sedgefield Inn, Page Donyes ceremony at First Presbyterian Church, with receptions at Hillcrest Drive homes and country club venues. Guests include Norma Page Frances Holton and Lt C F Donyes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Page Winston
Julius Johnston
Greensboro
Page-Donyes
Sedgefield Inn
Norma Page
C. F. Donyes
First Presbyterian Church
Cakeoutsigs
Craven Page
Hillcrest
Openhouse At Radio Station Marks Milestones And Expansion
About four hundred guests attended a gala openhouse at the local radio station marking its tenth anniversary and the industry’s twenty fifth anniversary. Officials led tours of the new eighth floor Security Bank Building quarters while executives and staff greeted visitors in the reception rooms and program areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
Oyer
Pat Taylor
Helen M. Beth
Ralph M. Lambeth
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera Association
Harold Harrison
Dainty Y
Thomasville
Stu
Local Altrusans To Attend Meet In Winston-Salem
Local Second district Altrusa club members travel to Winston-Salem for a weekend conference at the Robert E. Lee hotel. International president Mamie D Larsh will attend along with local delegates Mrs Evelyn Sutton and Mrs Rose Thurman alternate. events include dinners sessions and a Sunday morning farewell breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Mamie D. Larsh
Mary Lou Rothrock
Evelyn Sutton
Sutton
Rose Thurman
Eva Wall
Winston- Salem Club
Martha Fitzgerald
Columbia
Net
Washington, D. C
John B. McConaughty
University of
S. C
YW Club Hears Ray Neville On Furniture Styles
Thirty three members of the YWCA Business and Professional club heard Ray Neville designer of Tomlinson’s staff discuss period styles in furniture. He showed pictures of home improvements and urged keeping a few fine pieces without clutter. Mrs. M. W. Nash and Miss Harriett Hodgin attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Y Building
Ray Neville
Tomlinson
Neville
M. W. Nash
Harriett Hodgin
Slim Pickin Loses Dog at Shelter Scandal In Juxtapose
Mrs. Elva Haddow returned from a trip to find her dog at a human shelter amid neighbors complaints of starvation. She says a boy fed the dog using food first eaten by a pet duck that refused the dog’s rights. Separately, American railroads moved about 43 million armed forces members in organized groups from Pearl Harbor through August 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Pickin
Los Angeles
Elva Haddow
Pearl Harbor
Man shoots at pack. buffalo wolf found in North Dakota
Wolff spotted what he believed to be six coyotes near Judson, North Dakota. He fired and killed one animal, later identifying it as a buffalo wolf, a species once thought extinct in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
Wolff
Wolf
Judson
N. D
Art Wolff
Thanksgiving Holiday Declared by President and Governor
The text notes that any day proclaimed as Thanksgiving by either the president or the governor is a legal holiday. President Truman chose November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
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Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Wall
Aries Sorority
Keraton Hotel
Ecord
Bond Day Recor Provost
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main St
Guarban
Minnie Lee
Steeduty
Betty Sredter
Vauline
Hedgecock Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
Sen
Cuba
Aiaan
YW Business Club
Woman's Club
H.p.sedgefield Kennel Club
Ywca B&p Club
Turkey
Bismarck
North Dakota
Mann Drug Store
Richardson’s
ByvyLi
U. S
Chenille
Maurice French
Maurice Beauty Shop
Main
Walgreen
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