Luncheon Honored Miss Beverly Bloom Bride-elect
Miss Beverly Bloom was the guest of honor at a luncheon at 1 o'clock yesterday at the Silver and Silver. Twenty five guests sat at individual tables, with white linen and fall flowers. A corsage marked her place and guests signed a wishing book. The hostesses also gave a milk glass serving dish. Bridge followed the luncheon. Bloom plans to marry Hy Auerbach of Atlanta in October at B'nai Israel Synagogue.
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Beverly Bloom
Miss Bloom
Hy Auerbach
Atlanta
B'nai Israel
Dinner Party Pays Honor To Miss Carolyn Koontz
Miss Carolyn Koontz bride elect was honored at a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mrs. J N Stamps. The setting included a white floral arrangement and a bride and groom for her place, a corsage of white carnations, and a silver sugar bowl and creamer as a gift. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Frank Roberts and Mrs. S J Parker.
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Carolyn Koontz
J. N. Stamps
Ihg
Miss Koontz
Frank Roberts
S. J. Parker
Rebekah Lodge Plans Supper at IOOF Hall
The Rebekah Lodge plans a covered dish supper at the IOOF Hall on Commerce Street this Friday evening at 6 30 PM. Mrs Susan Ballowe of Manteo, president of the Rebekah state, will preside.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Commerce
Susan Ballowe
Manteo
Rebekah State
Mrs. Bobby Wade Given Bridal Shower Courtesy
Mrs. Bobby Wade, the former, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Betsy Hedgecock and Miss Barbara Hedgecock at their West Homestead home. Attendees played games, prizes went to Mrs. C. J. Hedgecock Jr, Mrs. Ardis Payne, and Miss Jeanie Gregg, and a steam iron with board was among gifts.
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Bobby Wade
Betsy
Barbara Hedgecock
West Homestead
Wade
C. J. Hedgecock Jr
Ardis Payne
Jeanie Gregg
Punch
Fred Macon Speaks at Pilot Club Dinner in High Point
High Point College senior Fred Macon was guest speaker at a Pilot Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. He described international living in Switzerland, noted 600 Americans and 600 Europeans visit each summer, and 150 visitors from the Orient and other regions come to the U.S. and Europe. He said the exchange program is 25 years old. Mrs. Eva Horton presided. Earline Robinson chaired the public affairs committee. Edith Per introduced the speaker. Five members and nine guests attended.
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Fred Macon
High Point College
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Macon
High Point
Switzerland
Europe
United States
Orient
South
America
Macon
Eva Horton
Earline Robinson
Edith Per
Garden Makers Club Flower Show and Luncheon Highlight Meeting
The Garden Makers Club met yesterday at Mrs. J. H. Millis's home on Bryan Douglas Sturkey Club Drive. Members displayed numerous floral arrangements while Mr. and Mrs. Don Sturkey hosted a luncheon.
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Garden Makers Garden Club
J. H. Millis
Bryan Douglas Sturkey
Don Sturkey
Charlotte
Bryan Glas
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Ohalla Sturkey
Enterprise
Orientation Program For High Point BPW Club Held
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Sheraton Hotel for its October business meeting with 14 in attendance. Miss Maude Reynolds presided as president and the orientation program was led by Mrs. C E Ritchie and committee, detailing the BPW purpose and functions.
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High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Maude Reynolds
Cc. E. Ritchie
Kate Ragan
Ruth Welborn
BPW
Kay
E. M.) Shipman
Shipman
Mary Stewart
Bess
E. J.) Oglesby
Housewife Who Counts Hits Runs Leagues in Atlanta
Atlanta housewife Mildred White is the official statistician for two minor league circuits the Southern Association and the Alabama Florida League for the season. She runs box scores from April to season end from a home office while balancing public and personal life. She began helping her husband Roy the previous generation statistician and has led the role for two seasons. She notes baseball is her favorite sport and she has never met a player. The piece also offers a brief gardening tip on cleaning artificial plants using quick washing with suds.
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Atlanta
Mildred White
White
Howe News Bureau
National Statistical Agency
Roy
Howe Statistician
Cosmetologists Plan Holiday Party In High Point
The High Point Cosmetologists Association met at Arcade Beauty Shop to set a December 14 Christmas party at the Plantation Supper Club. Mrs. Lala Causey was named president and a committee was formed for new officers. The group’s next meeting is the second Tuesday in November at the Sheraton Hotel. Myrtle Daniels won a home made cake in the event. Members then attended Continental Beauty graduation exercises.
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High Point Cosmetologists Association
Arcade
Decemae
Lala Causey
Plantation
Sheraton Hotel
Myrtle Daniels
Basic Flower Arranging Talk At Almanac Club Meeting
Mrs. Banks Poston led a program on basic principles of flower arranging at the Almanac Garden Club gathering held at Mrs. James Hunt’s home. N. K. Kinnamon elected secretary as others reported on garden council and center projects. Coffee and pastries welcomed 19 members. business ran under president Mrs. Charles Gooch.
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Banks Poston
Almanac Garden Club
James Hunt
Charles Gooch
Norman Kinnamon
Jack Campbell
N. K. Bullard
Garden Council
R. F. Craver
Garden Center
Emmett Sumner
Projects
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Madeline Hoover
Ross
Rebekah Lodge
Garden Makers Club
Lette J. Harris
Homer T. Hudson
J. A. Lindsay Jr
Brent Burton Royals
W. B. Royals
Route 1
Lexington
Brent Burton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Royals
Branch St
Joann Lynn
High Point Hospital
Robin Lynne Southern
John Southern
Robin Lynne
Assembly
Guilford Optical CO
Main Drug Co
N. Main ST
Jack Southerland
Dad
Mother
Dallas Furniture Store, Inc
Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Ruth Goodman
C. E. Ritchie Coneae
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Kidjand
Kirkland Hall
RCA
Mrs
Pauline Hinkle
Mrs. Montise Shirley
Mrs. Opal Elliott
Margeret Jorrell
Rosaine
Bap Ee As
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