Miss Pauline Kirkman Bride Elect Feted at Hodgin Shower
Miss Pauline Kirkman bride elect was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her cousins Miss Fairy Etta Hodgin and Miss Patsy Hodgin at the Hodgin home in Jamestown. The event featured bridal games and gifts including crystal and china, with a white carnation corsage, as the 15 guests enjoyed refreshments in bridal colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kirkman
Hodgin
Kirkman
Fairy Etta Hodgin
Patsy Hodgin
Jamestown
Miss Kirkman
Hickory Chapel
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Gerald Louk
Inspiring Talk By Mrs McFarland at Modernettes Luncheon
Mrs McFarland spoke at the Modernette Club luncheon at the YWCA on a theme of putting first things first. Hostesses were Mesdames Morris, Kearns, Hughes. business session led by Mrs Moriarty. a white elephant sale raised funds for YWCA equipment. visitors included Mrs Edwards, Mrs Griffin, Mrs Church, Mrs Sheloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McFarland
Modernette Club
W.C.A
Wayne Morris
Wayne Kearns
Clifton Hughes
Wendell Cole
Henry Moriarty
Y.w.ca
Marvin Smith
Mesdames Forrest Edwards
James Griffin
Joe Church
Barbara Sheloff
Buster Bulla
Birth of Linda Marie Bowers in Thomasville
Ilinda Marie Bowers and Mrs Aubrey Bowers announce the birth of a daughter named Linda Marie at High Point Memorial Hospital on October 16. The notice notes a historic racing mare Peytona retired in 1845 with earnings of $66,000 after six wins in seven starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Aubrey Bowers
Fourth Street
Thomasville
Linda Marie
High Point Memorial Hospital
Peytona
Parents Club Meetings Highlight School Year Start
OFA News reports the Hasty Parent Teacher Association met at the school with Mrs. Colon Freeman presiding. Committees were introduced, new teachers announced, and attendance honors to Mrs. Teachey. Brentwood PTA also held its first meeting, voting to contribute to the North Carolina Symphony and an attendance banner won by Miss Bell Marston's class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty Parent Teachers Association
Colon Freman
Brentwood Parent Teacher Association
R. L. Humphreys
America
J. P. McNatt
Charles Carroll
C. R. Holmes
North Carolina Symphony
Bell Marston
Four New Members Welcomed Into Community Club
The Community Cluir met at the YWCA for a business meeting and social hour with president Mrs. Carl Bailey. A project to buy eight folding chairs for the YWCA was decided, and a Wiener roast at the YWCA barbecue pit on November 1 was planned for members and families. Four new members were admitted: Mesdames W B Pierce J M Wall Tom Elder and Martha Bowie, with visitors Mesdames J D Potts and G R Sinclair. A social followed with bingo and prizes as each member brought a prize. Hostess Mrs A W Neelley served refreshments to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluir
Y.W.C.A
Carl Bailey
W.C.A
Mesdames
W. B. Pierce
J. M. Wall
Tom Elder
Martha Bowie
Mesdames J
D. Potts
G. R. Sinclair
A. W. Nealley
Miss Willard Earns Bridal Honor At Blair Park Club
Mrs Ralph Willard aunt of the honoree entertained last night at Blair Park Club House. Miss Verma Willard bride elect of December to wed Corporal Edward D Aumiller of Griffith Indiana received a miscellaneous shower and flowers. Bridal games and a carnation corsage highlighted the evening for 35 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verma Wilard
Edward D. Aumiller
Griffith
Indiana
Ralph Willard
Blair Park Club
Christine Snider
Miss Rainey Speaks At Agenda Club Dinner Meeting
The Agenda Club held a dinner meeting at the YMCA last evening with 16 members and two guests, Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mrs. W. G. Moser. Miss Margaret Rainey was guest speaker, introduced by program chair Mrs. Ivan Hit, who presided over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rainey
Agenda Club
Frank Bailey
W. G. Moser
Margaret Rainey
Charles M. Gueth, Jr
Ivan Hit
Harold Bass
David Chauns
Charlotte Sheffield
Kernersville DAR Plans Silver Tea
Kernersville DAR hosts a silver tea in Greensboro at Colemans Tea Room on Friday Oct 19 at 2 30 pm with Mrs E M Whittington Mrs Sam Groome Mrs J M Dick Miss Ellen Ann Whittington and Miss Ellen Groome as hostesses. Participants include Mrs Joe Headen Mrs F Q Whitaker and Mrs B B Tatum. The Joseph Ker ner chapter members were invited to a Washington Inn Winston Salem tea to meet President Truman hosted by the Winston Salem DAR chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Tatum
Joseph Kerner
Washington Inn
Winston-Salem
Truman
Winston-Salem Dar
Overseas Club Entertained By Mrs L Fowler
The Overseas Club met at 201 Woodbine Street hosted by Mrs Lillian Fowler with twelve members enjoying refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Joyce Newsome in Denton on November 15 at 8 p.m. Atha Bobby Jones, five time US amateur champion, was elected captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrew's in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Club
Lillian Fowler
Woodbine Street
Joyce Newsome
Denton
Atha
Bobby Jones
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrew's
Scotland
Balance Sheet Of Good And Bad News In Cold War
A weekly balance of positive and negative global developments shows Korea ceasefire talks progress despite potential snags, British election near, Czech authorities facing unrest, and asylum cases. Bad news notes clashes over Suez, US Korea diplomacy falters, and Pakistan's Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan assassinated impacting Asia stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferguson
United Press
Korea
London
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Peor
Ple
Jiri Fist
Germany
Suez Canal
Middle East
Britain
Iran
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
State Department
Truman
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
Asia
Ballentine Wins Capitol Hill Cow Milking Championship
In Raleigh a crowds packed the State Fair grandstand as Governor Scott and Agriculture Commissioner Ballentine staged a comedic two minute cow milking contest. Ballentine milked 5.6 pounds to Scott's 3.3, with Ballentine earning a kiss from Miss Lulong Ogburn of Smithfield. The event drew about 7,500 spectators amid lighthearted banter and political quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Capitol Hill
Agriculture
Ballentine
Bossy
Scott
Fairgrounds
Lulong Ogburn
Smithfield
Junior Order Presents Flag and Bible To School
The Junior Order United American Mechanics through Mechanicsville Council No 347 and Trophy Council No 29 donated a Holy Bible and the American Flag to First Ward elementary school in High Point. President J T Hicks presided, with Walter E Crissman delivering the speech and J E Mosteller and D T Yow representing the councils. Principal Lloyd Y Thayer received the gifts as devotional exercises opened the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
First Ward
Lloyd ¥. Thayer
Trophy Council
Dave Yow
Mechanicsville Council
Walter Crissman
Mechanicsvile Council
Safety Council
J. T. Hicks
Walter E. Crissman
Jr. O.U.A.M
Trophy Council No
High Point
J. E. Mosteller
D. T. Yow
Mechanicsville
Ennis Installed As ADA President At Meeting
Dr. Leroy M. Ennis of the University of Pennsylvania dental school was installed as the new president of the American Dental Association. He succeeds Dr. Harold W. Oppice of Chicago following yesterday's ceremony in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leroy M. Ennis
University of Pennsylvania Dental School
American Dental Association
Harrold W. Oppice
Chicago
WAC Corporal Bruner to Appear on CBS Show in NYC
Corporal Helen Bruner, daughter of Mrs. T. L. Bruner of 233 Best Street, stationed at Fort Lee Virginia as basic training instructor, is in New York City with twelve other WACs to appear on a CBS Television show this evening with Rosiland Russell the actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bruner
T. L. Bruner
Best Street
Fort Lee, Virginia
New York City
WAC
C.B.S
Rosiland Russell
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Bobby
Bobby Som
Dillon
Wrenn ST
S. H. Kress
Duke Power Company
OFA News
Hasty Pta
MR. Carroll
ITO
Brentwood Pta
Miss Willard
Kernersville
DAR
Silver Tea
Mrs. L. Fowler
Febrand
Tobias
Lloyd Y. Thayer
I. O.u.am
Sam
Lermoor Tweed
Lassie
Assis. Cin Glamour
Family Circle
Tobias Coats
Jaycee
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