Asheboro Men Wed in London and at Home
Miss Margaret Ellen Golby of London England wed Staff Sgt William Henry Bailey of Asheboro in a simple August 25 ceremony before the London register of deeds. The couple plan to live in Asheboro after a wedding dinner with a London-based family. Sgt Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs J P Bailey, has 41 months overseas and expects to return by December. Also described is Emma France Luther Morgan’s candlelight wedding to Sidney Morgan in Asheboro with Rev Herman F Duncan officiating. the couple will reside in Southern Pines. Emma Luther is a 1940 Asheboro High graduate and Greensboro College alumna. Morgan is from Louisiana and recently returned from seven months overseas duty with the 13th Airborne Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellen Golby
London
England
William Henry Bailey
Asheroutége
Bailey
Peter
V. A. Henson
Cloudesly Road
Islington
N. S
S Sgt. Bailey
J. P. Bailey
Asheboro
Route 3
Ation
Southern Crown Milling Company
Luther-Morgan
Emma France Luther
Sdna Morgan
Henry Clay Luther
Herman F. Duncan
Methodist Church
Cpl
Music Pupils Hold Fall Meeting at Barksdale Home
A group of music pupils led by Mrs Clyde Barksdale met Friday afternoon October 1 at Lindsay street home. Each pupil played a piano piece followed by a hike and a weiner roast. Attendees included Martha Ellington Florence Fine Tomma Leyton Barbara Freeman Betty Jo Beeson Zoe Rogers Jane Marshall Pat Anne Hoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barksdale
Mrs. Barksdale
Lindsay Street
Martha Ellington
Florence Fine
Tomma Leyton
Barbara Freeman
Betty Jo Beeson
Zoe Rogers
Jane Marshall
Pat Anne Hoots
Dr Helen D Reid to Address NC AAUW Board Meet Here
Plans for the North Carolina AAUW state board meeting at First Methodist church Saturday October 20 feature Dr Helen D Reid famed lecturer on national and international affairs as principal speaker. Mrs R A Herri will preside with registration at ten and the talk at one in the church dining room. Thirteen branches including High Point Asheville Alamance Bryson City Chapel Hill Charlotte Durham Greensboro Greenville Louisburg Oxford Raleigh and Shelby are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
First Methodist Church
Satu
Helenight Reid
R. A. Herri
AAUW
Reid
University of
Academy of International Law
the Hague
United Nations
Girl Reserves Elect Officers and Organize Clubs
Formal party marks elections as two new Girl Reserve clubs organize last week while Oakview and tenth grade groups announce officers and advisers. Gay Teens cap Red Cross projects and a Y organized formal follow with about 36 attendees enjoying refreshments after intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakview Club
Nancy Stamey
Joan Sheffield
Betty Jester
Barbara Stroud
Ruth Neighbors
Ertha Daniels
Jacqueline Kennedy
Betty Jo Hedrick
Mickey Marsh
Jane Roach
Lamarie McArthur
Suzanne Earnhardt
Barbara George
Betty Jo Ring
N White
Betty Lou Jackson
Jessie Page
Red Cross
Y. Entertainment
Ruth Ann Phillips
Norma Taylor
Sylvia Irwin
Norman Thomas
Clara Cole Sherrod
Mary Sue Briggs
Jones Webster Vows Announced In Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Callie Christine Webster married Odell Lyman Jones in a ceremony at Rev. Connor home on September 25. The bride wore aqua marine suit with matching accessories and purple orchid. The couple reside with the bride's mother on West Green Street after Pvt Jones returned from 18 months overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Connor
Callie Christine Webster
Odell Lyman Jones
Ernest Jones
Raleigh
West Green Street
Mrs Hudson Leads Songs Of Rivers Of The South
The Friday Morning Music Study club met at 213 Hillcrest for a program on Songs Of Rivers Of The South. Mrs H T Hudson guided the session with guests and members performing river themed pieces from James River to Ole Man River, ending with a Gulf of Mexico finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matton
Hillcrest
Hen Foscue
James N. M. Harrison
J. H. Walker
Charles McAnally
North Carolina Symphony Society
E Wen
H. T. Hudson
Mesdames R. T. Amos
W. B. Hall
H. J. Hudson
J. W. Lindsay
R. T. Amos
N. M. Harrison
L. P Wilkinson
W. Fraley
Frank Armfield
Ginean McAnally
Sara Sears
Eleanor Amos
Mary Sue Briggs
George Armfield
J. H. Allred
Robert Ellis
Wedding cake cutting honors at Newton home
Mrs Irl T Newton hosted a cake cutting for the Kelly Lentz wedding party at her parents home 227 Woodrow avenue Washington D C Friday evening The event featured a three tier cake with a miniature bride and groom and white chrysanthemums and green fern decorations About thirty guests attended including out of town guests Miss Frances House of Texas Miss Annie Laura Gilbert of Florida and Neil Whitting of Pennsylvania plus local helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl T. Newton
Washington
D. C
Betty Hauser
FE. Hauser
Woodrow Avenue
Frances House
Texas
Annie Laura Gilbert
Florida
Neil Whitting
Shields
City
A Fulton
Winston-Salem
Newton Ln
North Carolina Clubs Rally War Bond Fighter Readiness
Mrs. Karl Bishopric read a letter from Lt Cmdr G N Eisenhart revealing that a Grumman Hellcat funded by North Carolina club bonds has seen action at Wake Island and over Korea near Keijo. The message praised home front support and credited Fighting Squadron Thirty-two with the aircrafts’ service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Woman's Club
Karl Bishopric
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
G. N. Eisenhart
USNR
Grumman
Wake Island
Hostilies
Korea
Keijo
Fighting Squadron Thirty-two
Church Spaghetti Supper and WMU Circles Meet Planned
The St Marys Episcopal church women announce a spaghetti supper on Tuesday October 16 in the parish house from 6 to 730 pm with reservations via Mrs J P Armstrong Arbordale or Mrs C L Eaton 1040 Wellington. Green Street Baptist WMU circles hold meetings this week at 730 pm with multiple hosts across streets and days. The Allen Jay school October meeting is an open house at 730 pm with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
J. P. Armstrong
Arbordale
C. L. Eaton
Wellington
Tate Street
Adams Street
Aieoaee
Mattie Wherlbee
Clara Cox
Allen Jay School
Pleasant-Loflin Vows Declared In Thomasville
In Thomasville on October 15 a double ring wedding united Pleasant of San Antonio and Set Pleasant of Thomasville at the Baptist parsonage with Dr. William H. Durham officiating. The bride wore a yellow gabardine suit with black accessories and orchid corsage. The couple’s families and recent wartime service details are noted as the groom, a U.S. Army veteran, returns from Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pleasant
Loflin
High Point College
Mills Home
Baptist
Set. Pleasant
David Lester Pleasant
Thomas
Miss Bullington Weds Sgt. Nelson in Quiet Ceremony
Announcement of the wedding of Miss Mary Ruth Bullington of Ararat and Staff Sergeant Ellis R. Nelson of High Point, solemnized Wednesday night at the groom’s Montlieu home with Rev. V. V. Willard. The couple left for a short trip after a cake cutting, with limited attendance including several out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Bullington
Ararat
Ellis R. Nelson
Montlieu
V. V. Willard
W. H. Bullington
High Point
Sgt
Nelson
W. A. Nelson
Montheu
Ft. Jackson
W. S. Tilley
Winston-Salem
H. M. Pernell
Ronnie
Salem
Jimmy Fielder
Ord
Greensboro
Bill Chamberlin Feted At Party
A Welcome Home party honored Bill Chamberlin who recently discharged after three and a half years overseas. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chamberlin in a Halloween motif guests played card games and contests with prizes. A cake inscribed Welcome Home Bill centered the table as refreshments were served by the hosts with others assisting. About twenty five guests attended while Mrs Edna Weave entertained with piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Chamberlin
Bill
Allene Staton
Doris Jones
Edna Weave
Concert Tickets Sought to Fill Busch Orchestra Show
Miss Virginia Frank of the city schools music department announced ticket returns for the Adolf Busch and his Little Phony concert. She aims to have every member of both junior and senior high school orchestras attend the symphony, requesting owners to return unused tickets if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concerts Association
Adolf Busch
Virginia Frank
City Schools Music Department
USO
Priscilla Club Plans Biweekly Meeting at Mrs Young Home
The Priscilla Club will meet with Mrs. R. K. Young at 726 Florham Avenue for its biweekly gathering, per an announcement made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricilla Club
R. K. Young
Florham Avenue
Winners Named For Duplicate Tournament
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge club closed an eight week event with Mrs. E. T. Howard and Ar. Sincee Iven winning first place. Second went to Mrs. C. 8. Beaver and Mrs. F T. Wilhite. High scorers today were Mrs. O. C. Durland and Mrs. Farrell Gray north south and Mrs. C. T. Ingram Sr. and Mrs. W. P. Hazelwood east west. Runners-up for north south were Mrs. E. T. Hows ard and Sidney Ives. Runners-up for east west were Mrs. R. D. Tillson and Mrs. Charles Mackintosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
E. T. Howard
Ar. Sincee Iven
C. 8. Beaver
F T. Wilhite
O. C. Durland
Farrell Gray
C. T. Ingram Sr
W. P. Hazelwood
E. T. Howsard
Sidney Ives
R. D. Tillson
Charles Mackintosh
Four suits derive from feudal symbols in historic deck
The four cards suits trace to Middle Ages society: spades from swords for nobles, hearts from cups for clergy, diamonds from coins for merchants, and clubs from slaves for peasants.
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Parm & Gene Beauty Shop
Karl
Chester Raymer
Fair Grove
Gwendolyn Clodfelter
R. A. Clodfelter
Ordnance Division
Army
Helen D. Reid
NCFWC
Navy
Charles G. Doak
North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs
Herald Tribune Forum
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York City
Oprie
New York
Bishopric
Statesville
Truman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines
Manila
Sesame Club
Faison
Allen Jay
David Earl Pleasant
Nell McCoy Loflin
Saar
Dewey H. Loflin
Miss Bullington
Bill Chamberlin
Priscilla Club
Mrs. Young
Yow’s Funeral Home
The
W. Washington St
Eddie Clodfelter
Marvin Griffith
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