Miss Clark Feted at Luncheon Ahead of Wedding Week
Miss Marcelle Clark receives a luncheon at Mrs. Earl Phillips on Rockford Road as part of a week of pre nuptial events for her marriage to William Walsh Mulvey. Guests include Mrs. Willis Slane Jr and many local social figures. The wedding is set for Saturday at the Immaculate Heart of Mary, with a reception at the Slane home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clark
Marcelle Clark
William Walsh Mulvey
Earl Phillips
Rockford Road
Uests
Mesdames
Willis Slane, Jr
Harriss Covington
Bicket Idol
Henry Millis, Jr
Dupuy Sears
Frank Dalton
Baxter Freeze
George W. Lyles, Jr
George
Amos Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Fred Whitescarver
Parkway
Matt Wall
Mulvey
Emerywood Country Club
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Slane
West Emerywood
William E. Darby
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Darby
Louise Bain
Robert R. Bain
Gordon Street
Bridal Shower Fete For Miss Zelma Teague
Mrs. D. Roy Wright Sr. hosted a Gibson Room bridal shower honoring Miss Zelma Teague who will wed George W. Pike this month. Guests included the bride’s mother Mrs. W. L. Teague and several local women, with pink carnation corsages and china gifts presented to Miss Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Roy Wright, Sr
Gibson Gold Room
Zelma Teague
George W. Pike
Miss Teague
W. L. Teague
Mesdames Howard Russell
Frank McBride
Clayton Clapp
G. L. Burgess
Roy Rutledge
Charles Agner
John McMahan
Hugh Dutton
H. Hall
Frank Johnson
H. P. Adams
E. V. Rogers
Mozelle Brown
Lexington
YWCA Plans Week of Meetings Across Departments
The YWCA schedules a busy week with Florence Nightingale club supper at 6 15 Monday and pro gram. War Brides tea Monday 4 00 and hair styles program Tuesday 8 00. Adams club hair styles Tuesday night. B P Council meets Monday 7 30, Double M lunch Tuesday 12 30 with fall events review, then monthly B P meeting and birthday supper Tuesday 6 15. Live Y'ers supper Thursday and business meeting. Jolly Y club invites fall tea for busi co girls October 1. Board of Directors meets Thursday 7 00. Y-Teen news covers Tenth Grade first fall meeting Thursday 4 15. seventh graders form Y-Teen by Monday 3 30. Canteen meets after Friday game with 200 attendance. next canteen October 17 after 10 p.m. to 11 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
War Brides Club
Adams Club
B & P Council
Charles Collins
B & P Club
Emma West Dozier
Live
Y'ers
Maude Burrows
YWCA
Dorothy Chesbrough
Nancy Erwin
Burlington
High Point
Dickey Tatum Betrothal Of Interest Here
Burlington engagement announced between Mabel Evelyn Dickey and Robert Raymond Tatum. Plans marriage for early November at First Congregational Christian church. Bride a Burlington High School and Business College graduate, employed at Sanders Hosiery Mills. Groom a Trinity High School graduate, three years in Army Air Forces, with W.N.C.R. in Greensboro. Westons welcome a son Barry Douglas born September 25 in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
C. H. Dickey
Mabel Evelyn
Robert Raymond Tatum
W. M. Tatum
Trinity
First Congregational Christian Church
Burlington High School
Business College
Sanders Hosiery Mills
Tatum
Trinity High School
Army Air Forces
W National Cash Register Company
Greensboro
Miss Bobbie Lindsay Honored At Dessert Bridge
Mrs. Hutchens and Mrs. Lambeth hosted a dessert bridge at Emerywood Country club honoring Miss Bobbie Lindsay bride elect of October 15. Guests included Mrs. Lindsay's mother, aunt, and other family members. Four bridge tables framed the evening with prizes and a personal china gift for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Hutchens and
Lambeth
Bobbie Lindsay
Richard Crook
Lexington
Robert Hutchens
Sammy Lambeth
Emerywood Country Club
Pleasant Hunter Dalton
John
Fall Flower Show Judges Entertained by Garden Club Council
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs hosted a luncheon at the Sheraton hotel for visiting fall flower show judges and committee chairmen. Guests included Mrs. H. R. Totten of Chapel Hill, state flower show chair. Mrs. Roy Homewood of Chapel Hill. Mrs. Wesley Taylor of Greensboro. and several others from Lexington Salisbury and High Point who judged various show categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
John C. Sheloff
H. R. Totten
Chapel Hill
Roy Homewood
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
North Carolina
Salisbury
Sidney Grubb
Fred Bartlett
High Point
State Garden Club
Music Study Club Resumes Meetings
The Friday Morning Music Study Club will meet Friday October 10 at Mrs. N. M. Harrison's home 905 Montheu Avenue. Start is at eleven with a luncheon to follow at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. Harrison hosts assisted by Miss Dorothy Hoskins. officers include Mrs. Tom Pitts president Mrs. Charles W. McAnally vice president and Mrs. L. L. Wilkinson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Harrison
Montheu Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Harrison
Dorothy Hoskins
Tom Pitts
Charles W. McAnally
L. L. Wilkinson
Estimated Tory exile from American Revolution era
The text estimates about 100000 Tory exiles from the American colonies during the Revolution, amid a US population near 3 million. This reflects large Loyalist emigration influencing demographic and political dynamics of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U.S
Enamelware and Glass Bake Best Brown In Ovens
Enamelware baking pans yield the deepest brown, with glass ranking next, especially in an electric oven that delivers radiant heat.
Hearty Luncheon Loaf Sandwich Bake
A simple recipe advises mixing minced onion and parsley into seasoned mashed potatoes, spreading between two slices of luncheon loaf, and baking for 20 minutes in a moderate oven. Each sandwich serves as a hearty main dish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Roy Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Tel
The
Stones of Sechrest Service
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N. C
Ywca Board of Directors
Dickey
Westons
E. D. Weston
Berkeley
Calif
Barry Douglas
Alta Bates Hospital
Weston
Margaret Halstead
Monark
Bliaden
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Richardson’s
Sale Rayons
Moosehead
Linane
Pres Meron
North Main ST
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