Martha Sale Weds Leon Taylor Hines Jr at Greensboro
Miss Martha Elizabeth Sale married Leon Taylor Hines Jr on October 22 1947 at West Market Street Methodist Church Greensboro Rev H C Pinkie officiated. The bride wore taupe satin with a black accent and corsage of jas. She lives in Raleigh area and attended Peace Junior College. Hines is Navy veteran and works for Butler Furniture in Greensboro. They will reside with the bride’s parents on Otteray drive.
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Wester Dudley Sale
Martha Elizabeth
Leon Taylor Hines, Jr
Oxford
Westmarket Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
H. C. Pinkie
Wide
Martha Elizabeth Sale
Vester Dudley Sale
Hines
Leon Taylor Hines
Ladies' Bridge Winners Named at Emery Wood Club
Winners announced for the Emery Wood Country Club weekly ladies bridge party. In north-south, P. Y. Adams and O. C. Durland led, with E. T. Howard and Laurance Ingram as runners-up. In east-west, C. G. Mackintosh and Valette J. Harris finished first, C. S. Beaver and F. H. Gray second. No contract tables played. An October dinner dance with Harold Gale and his band is set for Saturday November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
P. Y. Adams
O. C. Durland
Mesdames E. T. Howard
Laurance Ingram
C. G. Mackintosh
Valette J. Harris
C. S. Beaver
Science Teachers Meet Tomorrow in Greensboro
The Guilford County classroom teachers association science group will meet tomorrow at 4:15 PM in the social room of Curry School, Greensboro. Miss Margaret Flinton of Woman’s College faculty will speak, and all elementary teachers are invited.
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Guilford County Classroom Teachers Association
Curry School
Greensboro
Margaret Flintom
Woman's College
County Medical Society Auxiliary Hosts Tea in Greensboro
The Guilford County Medical Society Auxiliary held a tea at Owl's Roost, the home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Sharpe, to support the nursing program. Guest of honor was Miss North Carolina Student Nurse of 1947 visiting several state cities. Invitations went to Greensboro and High Point girls, rural seniors, hospital supervisors, and student and graduate nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
Owl's Roost
Frank Sharpe
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point
Marion Y. Keith
H. C. Lennon
Herman Parker
C. L. Gray
John Register
L. A. Creech
William Womble
Wayne Benton
C. L. Beavers
WCTU Reports Conference Welcomes New Members
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs. J R Montgomery on North Hamilton Street. Mrs. J L Payne presided as president and Mrs. C F gave a report on the state convention in Winston Salem. New members welcomed included Mrs J L Welborn Harry Williamson George Memory A T Burris H B Whitlark and John Peacock and son Jack as honorary members.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. R. Montgomery
Hamilton Street
Allie Forster
J. L. Payne
Winston-Salem
C. F
Aliie W. Oistes
M. J. Crowder
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Ddr
I. G. Greer
Thomasville
ABC
E. V. Slack
WCTU
J. L. Welborn
Harry Williamson
George Memory
A. T. Burris
H. B. Whitlark
John Peacock
Jack
Archdale Juniors to Have Halloween Party
The Archdale M. E. church junior department will host a Hallowe en party Thursday evening at 7 30 at the church hut. All members and teachers of the group are invited, officials announced this morning.
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Archdale M. E. Church
Bridge-Rummy Luncheon Held At Sedgefield Inn
The Sedgefield Country Club hosted the second monthly bridge-rummy luncheon in its club room. Prizes went to Mrs Logan Porter of High Point for high bridge and Mrs William A Bedingfield of Greensboro for low. gin-rummy high was won by Mrs Louise Rochelle of Sedgefield with Mrs J M Schloss of Sedgefield taking gin-rummy low. Bingo prize went to Mrs Neill Jones of Greensboro.
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Sedgefield Inn
Sedgefield Country Club
Nathan Ayers
Allan Watkins
H. Wallace Taylor
Logan Porter
High Point
Low
William A. Bedingfield
Greensboro
Louise Rochelle
Sedgefield
J. M. Schloss
Neill Jones
Local Residents Attend Health and Travel Notices
A collection of brief notices from High Point area residents detailing visits, travel, and medical updates. Miss Mary Ward is ill with pneumonia at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J. C. Kearns returns home after treatment at the Boulevard unit. Mrs. Roy Blake visits home after surgery four weeks ago.
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Everett Best
Route Four
Boulevard Unit
J. C. Kearns
Denton
Mary*Ward
J. N. Ward
Willowbrook Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
T. B. Andrews
Main Street
Winston-Salem
Robert Eagle
Millikan Hall
Roy Blake
Route Three
Greensboro
Mothers Prayer Band Meets Tomorrow at Mrs Chamberlain Home
The Mothers Prayer Band will gather tomorrow at 2 30 PM at 829 West Green Street the home of Mrs A M Cham berlain with Mrs J Q Cheves leading the meeting.
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Mothers Prayer Band
A. M. Chamberlain
West Green Street
J. Q. Cheves
Altrusans Hear Minister Tell of World Conference
At the October meeting of the Altrusa club held at the Sheraton hotel last evening Reverend Julian S. Hopkins described his trip to Copenhagen for the Baptist World Conference. He contrasted conditions in England France and Germany with the happier scenes in England and the Scandinavian lands. The club voted to donate 200 to the Grants-In-Aid fund in memory of Miss Lillian Massey. preparations for the Washington District Altrusa Conference were finalized with plans for fifteen members to attend.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Copenhagen
Peale
England
France
Germany
Holland
Hopkins
United States
Russia
Alice Dickerson
Fern Ferree
Anna Lee Lambeth
Progress
Lucile Johnston
Washington
Mary Lou Rothrock
Es Johnston
Madeline Hoover
Dot Forward
Ruth Harbinson
Altrusa International
Lillian Massey
Eastern Star District Meeting Planned Here
Forty eight members attended High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star in the Masonic Temple. Plans were finalized for the 7th district meeting to be held there on Saturday November 1 at 2:00 pm with Rit Hoover and S. E. Adcock presiding. A buffet supper follows at 6:00 pm. The altar honored Charles M. Setzer, former grand patron of NC. Mrs. Edwin Bennison sang Sunrise Tomorrow with Mrs. Walaska Johnson at the piano.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mildred Baker
Clarence Albertson
Rit Hoover
S. E. Adcock
Temple
Charles M. Setzer
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Edwin Bennison
Walaska Johnson
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Martha Sale
Eon Taylor Hines, Jr
Yl Vicks
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Dupont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Pinkham
Collier
S. Wrenn ST
County Medical Society Auxiliary
Archdale Juniors
Aliso
Asheboro
Commerce St
Rena Thompson
Denny Street
Durham
Lucy B. Jackson
Panama City
Florida
Albert M. Lewis
Edith Hauser Steele
Norfolk, Va
W. C. Beavans
North Main Street
John N. Paul
Trent Pines
New Bern
Sherrod Street
Eastern Star Plans
North Main
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
Main ST
St Will
Te WeuTe Mar
Caprice
Faille
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