Miss Briggs And Mrs Sherrod Honored At Afternoon Tea
Miss Margaret Briggs bride elect and Mrs D Stanton Sherrod honored at a tea hosted by Mrs Fred Guerin at her country home northeast of the city. About forty guests attended from 4 to 6 pm as Miss Briggs’ sister Mary Sue Briggs served as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Briggs
D. Stanton Sherrod
Fred Guerin
Guerin
Miss Briggs
Jeanine Elmore Byerly
W. G. Byerly
Thomasville
Broad Street
Byerly
Carolyn Kennedy
Carol Byerly
Dixie McCaskill
Shirley Burrus
Linda Clodfelter
Peggy Hartsell
Geraldine Broadway
Jo Ann Segersin
Mildred Coggin
Magdalene Walker
Edna Pritchett
Elizabeth Ann Pierce
Jimmy Johnson
Fred Perdue, Jr
C. A. Pope, Jr
Willie Joe Young
Billy Bruton
Charles Dickens
Altrusa Club
Sherton
May Hall
Wavel Peacock
Dorothy Harris
BR m
City
Parent-Teacher Association
C. C. Erwin
Rowan County
Edward Leyton
Woodrow Avenue
Betsy Dean Wagger
Mesdames Collier Ellis, Jr
W. Frank Armfield
Attractive Tea At Thomasville Draws Many Social Guests
Mrs Glenn Pennington and her mother Mrs Neiland Kert hosted an attractive tea at the Colonial drive home drawing about 150 guests. Local and out of town visitors from High Point, Lexington and Greensboro joined guests from Thomasville for an afternoon of dainty sandwiches cakes nuts and mints amid red roses and white chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lambeth
M. L. Bales
Austin Finch
D. Finch
P. M. Sherrill
Claiborne Pennington
Winfield Blackwell
Joe Bales
Iron Hall
Br. Sr
John R
Frank Marr
Alvah
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Hassler At Elliott Drive
Mrs Paul Hassler entertained Sans Souci bridge club members Thursday afternoon at her Elliott drive home. Two tables were in play with Mrs O R Hodgin winning a set of handkerchiefs as high prize. Other players included Mesdames Fred Gray Frank Marr Harry Lee Lambeth Ralph Wilson Walter Newby G E Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hassler
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Elliott Drive
O. R.hodgin
Fred Gray
Frank Marr
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
Walter Newby
G. E. Crowell
Local literary club opens year with plans and luncheon
The year begins with a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Ben Harris home on Car malt street. Members discussed the year’s programs including the topic Religious Doctrines and exchanged club books. A two course luncheon served with crystal bowls and ivy centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ben Harris
Carmalt Street
John R. Myers
J. E. Lambeth
Robert Rapp
C. H. Newby
R. H. Holliday
Aul Green
W. H. Curlee
John Alden
Pattern 4952 Frock with Twin Yokes and Gathers
New details of Pattern 4952 present a smart fall frock with twin shoulder yokes in contrast and gathers for a softening effect. Sizes 12 to 20, size 16 uses 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. send 20 cents to Ente Pattern Dept., P O Box 173, New York 11, N Y. Also announced Anne Adams Pattern Book for Fall and Winter with eight accessories and printed instructions for 15 cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
Hicks to Head Local Church Women Group
The High Point Council of Church Women elected new officers at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Mrs. M. T. Hicks was chosen president succeeding Mrs. Charles A. McMurray. Other officers include Mrs. R. T. Cottam second vice president and Mrs. W. D. Sale correspondent secretary. The council reported eleven family units packed and sent to Protestant ministers in devastated Europe. Eleven churches were represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
M. T. Hicks
Charles A. McMurray
R. T. Cottam
W. D. Sale
D. EF. Cauble
G. LH
D. H. Parsons
Jones Burns
Council
Europe
F. L. Conrad
Winston-Salem Couple Wed in Ceremony Here
Miss Mary Eula Logan and Charles G. Tatum Jr. were married Saturday at First Methodist Church in a candle lit double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Wilson C. Weldon. The bride wore heavenly blue with white gardenias. The couple will reside at 1228 Walker Avenue. The groom recently returned from overseas duty with the 20th Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Mary Eula
A. G. Logan
Winston-Salem
Charles G. Tatum, Jr
C. G. Tatum
Wilson C. Weldon
Walker Avenue
Winston- Salem
20Th Air Forces
Church Social Meeting Tomorrow Led by Mrs Bodenheimer
The Stephens Bible study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at three at Mrs. W P Bodenheimer’s home 313 Sunset Drive with Mrs C B Grayson again leading. The item notes include a kitchen tip about dehydrated potato shreds and a fact about marigolds in England used as a herb and a statement on leather shoe production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
W. P. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
C. 8
Grayson
England
Local Social Schedule Highlights Betsy Dean Wagger Weddings
The week features multiple bride-elect events and two weddings. Betsy Dean Wagger's nuptials to Kehath Mopper anchor Friday and Sunday gatherings at the Sheraton hotel and B'nai Israel Synagogue with various hostesses and families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Dean Wagger
Kehath Mopper
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Sheraton Hotel
Campaign Organized Here To Aid N. C. Symphony Orchestra
A local committee met at Mrs. H. T. Hudson’s home to promote a state wide effort backing the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra. The plan aims to fund concerts and youth programs, broaden services, and create a permanent state orchestra with opportunities for musicians including returning veterans. Governor Cherry is cited as a strong supporter. The Friday Morning music study club has endorsed the campaign and will recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Cape Hatteras
Smoky Mountains
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Hudson
Henry Foscue
Virginia
N. C
Cherry
Mooseheart Alumnae Meet at Moose Hall Tonight
All Women of the Moose members are urged to attend the Mooseheart Alumnae meeting at Moose hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Mrs Nell Cathcart unable to attend due to illness. Mrs Louise Witherspoon and Mrs Mabel Beeson will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Nell Cathcart
Louise Witherspoon
Mabel Beeson
Pentagons With Mrs Justice Meeting at Mrs Justice Home
The Pentagon club will be entertained by Mrs Charlotte Justice at her home on North Main Street tomorrow evening at eight o'clock for the regular meeting. The average turkey lays 40 to 60 eggs a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Charoltte Justice
Rowella
North Main Street
Turkey
War Dept personnel leave for St. Louis administration center
An extra group of War Department civilian staff from the Demobilized personnel records branch departs the city for assignment to the St. Louis administration center in St. Louis, Miss. The list includes Brnel M. Cavelock, Mary Ellen Craven, Willie G. Cribbs, Cora A. Carp, Coralie C. Dean, Maude J. Duwel, Elizabeth D. Gibson, Daphne L Gravitt, Willie Mae Green, Wini fred M. Hager, M. Louise Hardison, Edith C. Holmes, Marietta B. Holmes, Velko Jaich, M. Maxine Klass, Lena B. Lobaugh, Jeannette C. McGrady, Orin R. Mills, Thelma N. Muse, and Vera F. Nave. Fish and meat trimmings make excellent fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
St. Louis Administration Center
Ns Service Forces
St. Louis
Miss
Brnel M. Cavelock
Mary Ellen Craven
Willie G. Cribbs
Cora A. Carp
Coralie C. Dean
Maude J. Duwel
Elizabeth D. Gibson
Daphne L Gravitt
Willie Mae Green
Winifred M. Hager
M. Louise Hardison
Edith C. Holmes
Marietta B. Holmes
Velko Jaich
M. Maxine Klass
Lena B. Lobaugh
Jeannette C. McGrady
Orin
Stanleys Honor Nephews Sunday Luncheon
Mr and Mrs J M Stanley hosted a Sunday luncheon at their Route 1 Trinity home honoring Sgt William A Hayworth Jr and Pvt Charles H Hayworth sons of Mr and Mrs W A Hayworth Sr 1308 East Green Street. Also present were Bonnie Alberta Elaine Thomas Hayworth J G Leonard and daughter Gilbert Gail Leonard Mrs C L Griffin and son William Joseph Griffin Mr and Mrs C D Stanley and Cicero Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stanley
Trinity
William A. Hayworth
Charles H. Hayworth
W. A. Hayworth
East Green Street
Bonnie
Alberta
Elaine
Thomas Hayworth
J. G. Leonard
Gilbert Gail Leonard
C. L. Griffin
William Joseph Griffin
C. D. Stanley
Cicero Hill
Jewish Women Meet Tomorrow Council gathers at Montheu home
The High Point council of Jewish Women holds its regular meeting at 8 30 Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Sam Shavitz on Montheu Avenue according to today s announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Shavitz
Montheu Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Sherrod
Tremett
Mann's Drug
Algreen’s
Conn
Oxford Products, Inc
Robert Ward
High Point Highway
W. Fratt
Surratt
R. R. Phillips
R. R. Newby
Bobby
Pamela Newby
Jane
Dale Ward
Susie
Donald Surratt
Brazil
Drs
Vicks VA
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Tively
Hyde
Pinkhama Tsaveent
Stephens
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Srotter
Pantine
Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Illiam Jarrell
Wan Street
Wild Flower Gandan Club
John C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
T. R. English
Dorothy Dean Boyles
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
West Lexington Avenue
R. Jene
P. Bins
Pearman
Wayne Sullivan
West
Lexington Avenue
Emerywood
J. W. Woollen
Central Church
H. IL. Coffield, Sr
Briggs-Spearman
S. A. Temko
Wagger-Mopper
Sheraton Room
Mesdames Gilbert Bernard
Stanley Taylor
R. J. Wagger
N. C. Symphony Orchesta
High Point
Richardson's
Ustomers
Mrs
Justice
Childrens
Guilford Furniture CO
Maw St
War Dept
Baeed
Ely
Stanleys
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
Main &T
Winston-Salem, N
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