Impressive Ceremony Unites Miss Clark and William Mulvey
Miss Marcelle Clark, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Howard Slane, wed William Mulvey of New York at the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The 8:30 p.m. ceremony featured floral urns, organ music, and vows with attendants Miss Meredith Clark and Mrs. Howard Slane Jr. as maids, best man J. Donald Mulvey, and several New York ushers. The couple will reside in New York City after a reception, with many out of town guests from Brooklyn and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Clark
Willis Howard Slane
Hight
Wil- Walsh Mulvey
New Yorkty
Robert J. MacMillan
Ralph Tilden
Beethoven
Ehlmann
Kettlebey
Mildred Crowder
Schubert
Malotte
Edith Moore Sherrod
Bach
Meredith Clarke
Howard Slane, Jr
Theo Redman
Anne Garrett
J. Donald Mulvey
Brooklyn
N. Y
John B. Dowling
Carter B. Gardner
Richard Fehr
Walter J. Murphy
New York
John Clark Slane
High Point
George W. Clark
Willis Slane
Milton M. Enzer
Carter B. Gardner, Jr
Gant Gaither
Walter Murphy
New York City
J. Ronald Mulvey
William Walsh Mulvey
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains Napoleon's Waterloo
The article links Napoleon’s stomach pains to ulcers and acid distress and advertises 25¢ Udga Tablets from Mann's Store urging a first dose to test relief or return the box for a money back guarantee. It promotes Udga with claims of gas pains heartburn and burning iron linked to excess acid.
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Nations
Mann's
Rebecca Johnson Hosts Junior Musical Art Club Meeting
The second fall meeting was held at Miss Rebecca Johnson's home on Steel Street with Ralph Tilden presiding. Darlene Jenkins reported on the executive committee trip to Leaksville and Vivian Miller was elected Piedmont district secretary. The program featured talks on Johann Strauss and piano performances by Tilden, Miller, and Lewis, including The Emperor's Waltz and The Blue Danube.
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Junior Musical Art Club
Rebecca Johnson
Steel Street
Ralph Tilden
Leaksville
Darlene Jenkins
Vivian Miller
Piedmont District
Johann Strauss
Dorothy Lewis
Tommy Wooller
Ancient Egypt shoe factory carved on 4000-year-old stone
An ancient Egypt stone carving reveals a shoe factory in operation 4000 years ago. It shows a workman cutting leather soles from tanned hide, illustrating shoemaking as a valued craft in that era.
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Egypt
Local weddings and society notes from High Point and Raleigh
Miss Elizabeth Swiggett appears in wedding attire for her marriage at the Immaculate Heart of Mary church. The betrothal of Miss Maxine Kimrey to Thomas T. Mitchell Jr is announced by their High Point parents. Elizabeth Swiggett named Convention Girl at Beta Sigma Phi convention in Raleigh with peers Sarah Ray Virginia Gibson and Dot Miller also attending.
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Maxine Kimrey
Thomas T. Mitchell, Jr
Virgil M. Kimrey
High Point
YWCA Plans Fall Activities and Neighborhood Conference
The YWCA schedules a Friday Membership Luncheon with speakers Jonnie Bell Tom Wood Henry Shavitz and Robbie Culler who attended the World Scout Jamboree in France. The third annual Neighborhood Conference at Winston-Salem Y builds an Industrial Department panel with local leaders and Millie Hunt chairing. Events include regular Business and Professional and Live Y’ers meetings and several club activities plus a dance and new swimming classes starting October 21.
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YWCA
A. Lee Gibson
Jonnie Bell
Tom Wood
Henry Shavitz
Robbie Culler
France
Gibson
Raymond Dover
Dale Montgomery
R. A. Craven
Winston-Salem “Y
High Point Association
Millie Hunt
George Machen
Jewell Hicks
Marie Rice
Adams Memorial
L. McDonnell
Helen Boulware
Mary McLeod Bethune
Business and Professional Club
Jolly Y Club
High Point
YMCA
War Brides Club
Florence Nightingale Club
Adams Club
Greensboro Ymca
Industrial Department
Miss Hill Feted At Shower In Thomasville
Miss Katherine Ophelia Hill, soon to wed Charles H. Curry Jr., was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Thomasville hosted by Mrs. Tommy Black Miss Sally Hill and Miss Doris Jordan. The event at the Woman's club featured fall flowers contests and gifts for 22 guests.
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Thomasville
Katherine Ophelia Hill
Charles H. Curry, Jr
Tommy Black
Sally Hill
Doris Jordan
Woman's Club
Variety Club To Meet Monday At Miss Leonard Home
The Variety club will meet at the home of Miss Marion Leonard on 902 N Hamilton street tomorrow night at 7 30 oclock.
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Variety Club
Marion Leonard
N. Hamilton Street
Modern Composers Program Topics for Music Club Meeting
The Friday Morning Music Study club held its fall opening at Mrs. N M Harrison's home with Miss Dorothy Hoskins as associate hostess. Members discussed Music of the Twentieth Century focusing on French and Italian composers led by Mrs. Stanley Davis Mrs. Frank Armfield and Mrs. Robert Cameron.
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N. M. Harrison
Montheu Avenue
Dorothy Hoskins
Emerywood Country Club
Stanley Davis
Frank Armfield
Robert Cameron
Davis
Sidney Gayle
Ottorino Restighi
Gayle
Henry Foscue
Edward Short
Miss Swiggett Crowned Beta Sigma Phi Queen at Raleigh
At the North Carolina South Carolina Beta Sigma Phi convention in Raleigh the local Miss Elizabeth Swiggett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swiggett, was chosen Convention Girl and resigned as queen. Misses Sarah Ray Virginia Gibson and Dot Miller represented the group. Ray presided over the High Point chapter and Gibson led the treasurer’s forum. The event included sessions, a banquet with speaker Claude F. Gaddy, a dance by Norwood Lane orchestra, and awards at a noon luncheon closing the gathering.
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Elizabeth Swiggett
J. W. Swiggett
High Point
North Carolina-South Carolina
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Raleigh
Swiggett
Sarah Ray
Virginia Gibson
Dot Miller
North Carolina- South Carolina
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
Sir Walter
Miss Swiggett
Miss Ray
Miss Gibson
Colonial Room
Claude F. Gaddy
The
Baptist Church
Gaddy
Norwood Lane
Duplicate Play Series Winners Announced at Emerywood
The eight week Emerywood Country club duplicate bridge series concluded with Mesdames C S Beaver and O Durland posting high scores. R D Tillson and Logan Porter Jr. took second in one direction, with W E Outen top scorers in the north-south round. First place in the opposite direction went to R D Tillson and Hal McKee. second high to Beaver and Durland, and second high to Hal Davis and J T Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames C
Beaver
O. ©. Durland
Mesdames R. D. Tillson
Logan Porter, Jr
W. E. Outen
Mesdames
R. D. Tillson
Hal McKee
C. S. Beaver
O. C. Durland
Hal Davis
J. T. Ryan
First Meeting Of Musica Art Club With Mrs Harris
The Musica Art club opens its fall season at Mrs N M Harrison 905 Montheu Avenue Monday at 8 pm Mrs Valette J Harris presents North Carolina Composers Miss Mildred Crowder sings Come Unto Me with Florence Blair accompaniment Miss Mary Lou Rainey Emile Serpass perform songs by Mr Riker of High Point College Choir sings an East Carol hymn and Marjorie Aylard Quigley music Roy Padgett performs music by Marjorie Quigley Gerald Bryant offers two violin pieces and Mrs J H White leads group songs sung by Dorothy Hoskins.
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Musical Art Club
N. M. Harrison
Montheu Avenue
Valette J. Harris
North Carolina
Mildred Crowder
Florence Blair
Mary Lou Rainey
Emile ‘Serpass
Riker
High Point College
Henry
Proper care for leather soles after a soaking
If caught in a storm and your leather soles get thoroughly drenched, dry them at very low heat. Never place near a radiator or fire. Avoid direct heat and use gentle air drying to preserve material.
Jenson and McPherson Announce New York Wedding
Mr and Mrs G B McPherson announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Louise to James Lowe Jenson. The ceremony was held September 17 at the Little Church Around the Corner New York City. The couple recently honeymooned in New York and reside in Greensboro.
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G. B. McPherson
Helen Louise
James Lowe Jenson
New York City
Benny Braica, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Braica
Mary Jo Wilson
High Point
New York
Jenson
Greensboro
Standard Brands, Inc
Groom
Jamestown
Merchant Marines
Thomasville Literary Meet Held At Bales Home
The Thomasville Literary club opened its year with a gathering at Mrs. M. L. Bales in Erwin Heights. A two course luncheon featured a silver dahlias centerpiece and fall decor as plans for the year focused on operas.
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Thomasville
M. L. Bales
Erwin Heights
Local Display Features Clearly Marked Casket Prices
A display room shows every casket clearly priced to help families choose within their budget. The variety aims to meet diverse tastes while staying within affordable figures.
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Marcelle Clark
Wiliam Mulvey
Merritt Taylor
Lassie JR
Ken Whitmore
South Main ST
Dennison
Joselli
Natalie Green
Gill
Mrs
William
Walsh’ Mulvey
John R. Kivett
Ward Street Methodist Church
Virginia Hedrick
FE. K. Hedrick
Greenview Terrace
Music Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Musica Art Club
Harrison
Jenson-McPherson
Bales
J. L. Ward, Jr
J. O. Branson
Richard van Sciver
Ned Gibbs
W. R. Desher
J. M. Pigeford
J. O. Walton
Carr Shealey
Salisbury
W. E. Tomlinson
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N. O
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