December Vows Planned For Miss Betty Blake and Sam McNeill
Mrs Earl Monroe announces the engagement of her niece Betty Blake of High Point to Samuel H McNeill of Eagle Springs. Betty Blake daughter of Evander and late Emma Blake of Jackson Springs. Allen Jay School faculty. Betty AB from High Point College 1953. Sam McNeill completed two years in the armed services. son of A C and Mrs McNeill of Eagle Springs. Wedding planned for late December at Robbins Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Blake
Samuel H. McNeill
A. C. McNeill
Eagle Springs
Earl Monroe
Robbins
Ferndale Dr
High Point
Miss Blake
Evander Blake
Jackson Springs
High Point College
Allen Jay School
McNeill
West End High School
Armed Services
Robbins Methodist Church
Dewey Crews
Winston-Salem
Jane Elizabeth
David Meekins
Stumpy Point
Ardmore Methodist Church
Miss Crews
Brentwood School
Thomas Erwin Ray
Connor St
Jocie
Walter Richard Frazier
Route 3
Farlow McPherson Wedding Plans Revealed at Marlboro Church
Final plans announce the wedding of Miss Clara Farlow to Gilbert McPherson at Marlboro Friends Church in Sophia at 7 30 p m on November 6. The Rev John N Pipkin will officiate with organist Mrs Rob ert Ellis and vocalist Bob Scalf. The bridal party includes Phyllis Farlow Diane Farlow Mary Farlow Bernice Lemons and Jennie McGinn along with John McGinn Dennis Farlow John Wilson and Jack Pierce as ushers. Rehearsal is November 5 at 7 30 p m at the church followed by cake cutting at Noel Farlows home 618 Martha St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Farlow
Gilbert McPherson
Marlboro Friends Church
Sophia
John N. Pipkin
Robert Ellis
Bob Scalf
Phyllis Farlow
Diane Farlow
Mary Nell Welch
Jennie McGinn
Mary Farlow
Bernice Lemons
John McGinn
Dennis Farlow
John Wilson
Jack Pierce
Miss Bunce Hosts Halloween Party for Training Union
Miss Mattie Bunce hosted the Intermediate Training Union of First Baptist Church at her home on Lindsay Street. Guests enjoyed a Hallo ween party with pumpkins and black cats, fortune telling by Pam Craven, and games awarding Miss Ann Calclasure and Miss Judy Seward novelty prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bunce
Intermediate Training Union
First Baptist Church
Lindsay St
Pam Craven
Ann Calclasure
Judy Seward
Bunce
Garden Study Club to Hear Talk on Arrangements
Mrs. Aubrey W. Dunbar will host the Garden Study Club at 307 E. Farriss Ave Wednesday at 10 a.m. Guest speaker Mrs. Gaither Welker of Greensboro will discuss Arrangements with Foliage and ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey W. Dunbar
Garden Study Club
E. Farriss Ave
Gaither Welker
Greensboro
Miss Casey to Be Feted at Week of Social Parties
Miss Sandra Casey bride elect will be honored at a series of afternoon teas this week. The Wertz home on Wellington hosts Tuesday coffee at one oclock with Mrs Page Harris and Mrs Ed Wertz. Saturday two oclock informal at the Lewis home on Rockford Rd follows. Thursday at the Marsh residence on Johnson St two other honorees join Suzanne State and Larry Lee Burton in a 12:30 p.m. gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Casey
Page Harris
Ed Wertz
Wertz
Wellington
Sarah Handy
Betsey Lewis
Lewis
Rockford Rd
Miss Casey
Everett Marsh
Jesse Washburn
Marsh
Johnson St
Suzanne State
Harold C. Bennett Jr
Larry Lee Burton
Nancy Gray
Farrell Gray
Y-Teens candlelight service planned at First Presbyterian
A candlelight Recognition Ceremony for Y-Teens 9th to 12th grade is set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Marty Chernault leads. speakers include Margaret Beamon Becky Brown and Margaret Stout. Special music features a 9th grade choir with Sandra James and Richard Hallman. Sandra DeLappe oversees the program for Inter-Club Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Marty Chernault
Margaret ‘Beamon
Becky Brown
Margaret Stout
Sandra James
Richard Hallman
Sandra DeLappe
Inter- Club Council
Junior Red Cross Drives Plan for November Campaign
The High Point Junior Red Cross schedules its annual drive from November 1 to 15 with Mrs. T. Carey Ilderton as chair. The Junior Red Cross Carnival aids enrollment and service activities involving students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
High Point
T. Carey Ilderton
Red Cross
Armed Forces
Jack Rives
Rudgely Calhoun
Frank Sizemore Jr
Jack Rochelle
Main St Bazaar Supper Scheduled by Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Main St Methodist Church will hold its annual bazaar and chicken pie supper on November 11. The bazaar opens at 10 a.m. with sandwiches cake and coffee served. Supper is from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. Tickets available from society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Main St. Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Priscilla Club Entertained By Mrs Brockmann
Members of the Priscilla Club were entertained by Mrs. Harry L. Brockmann at her home on Friday afternoon. A luncheon at 12:30 featured brunswick stew and the harvest themed setting with yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. The table centerpiece included a pumpkin filled with flowers and candles, with place settings for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Harry L. Brockmann
Fairway Dr
District Nurses Meeting Wednesday at YWCA
The 9th District N C State Nurses Association holds a regular dinner meeting Wednesday at the YWCA. Activities begin at 7 o’clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurses Meeting
N. C. State Nurses Association
YWCA
Y W C A News Schedule Evening Activities
Y W C A announces a weekly program lineup at First Presbyterian Church with teen services, swimming classes for girls and women, Bridge and luncheon events, and multiple club dinners. Key items include Senior and Beginners swim sessions, Morningbridge, Modernette luncheon, and Crews Club business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Robins Club
Cecil Haworth
Adams Club
Agenda
Crews Club
Living Charter Member Reminisces As Philomathean Club Turns 50
High Point marks its Philomathean Club's 50th anniversary with memories from the last surviving charter member Mrs. A E Tate. She recalls the 1904 founding gathering at Mrs. Edee's home on S Hamilton St and shows her blue silk taffeta dress from that era. The club, founded to promote learning, has hosted speakers from Wake Forest College and UNC and now studies North Carolina products and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheam Club
Martha Clontz
High Point
A. E. Tate
Lindsay St
Philadelphia
Tate
Agenit
Daughters of the Confederacy
Manufacturer's Club
Philomathean Club
Louis Poteat
Wake Forest College
Hume
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Langley
World Community Day to Hear WHO Talk in High Point
United Church Women of High Point plan World Community Day events with a St Marys Episcopal Church program on Friday at 1 pm. Speaker Mrs Neal Austin will discuss the World Health Organization and its aim to foster lasting peace through health. Packets for Peace gifts will be collected for relief via the American Friends Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
High Point
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
World Health Organization
WHO
United Nations
Neal Austin
Washington
Gray Ladies to Go to Salisbury for Orientation Course
The Gray Ladies of the High Point Chapter American Red Cross will travel to Salisbury Tuesday evening for a three hour orientation on duties at the Veterans Hospital. Mrs Jen Feldman announced the event and asked local Gray Ladies to meet at 545 p.m. at the Red Cross Chapter House for transportation arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Red Cross
Salisbury
Veterans Hospital
Jen Feldman
Red Cross
Brentwood School Hosts Halloween Themed Fall Festival
The Brentwood School Fall Festival, a gala fundraiser sponsored by the PTA, featured a bazaar with home made candies cakes and aprons. About 300 children and their parents attended the Friday night event to support PTA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood School
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Three Clubs Named to Gather Awards for Fine Arts Festival
Altrusa Club of Greensboro and Woman's Club and Junior Woman's Club of High Point will secure awards for the Fine Arts Festival Association of Guilford County director Mrs. O Arthur Kirkman. They will also print festival brochures and arrange presentations. Raymond Fowler of the Altrusa Club and Mrs. Edward L Omrs of Junior Woman's Club chair the High Point committee. Mrs. C. B. Clegg heads the Greensboro group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Fine Arts Festival Association
Guilford County
O. Arthur Kirkman
Altrusa Club of
Woman's Club
Guilford College
Bessemer
Kirkman
Raymond Fowler
The
S Club
Edward L OM Rs
Junior Woman's Club
C. B. Clegg
Altrusa Club
Gay Blade Garden Club Meets At Bencini Home
Mrs. W. S. Bencini will entertain the Gay Blade Garden Club at her home 801 Club Dr. on Wednesday at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Assisting will be associate hostess Mrs. R. Ly Brinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Blade
Bencini
R. Ly Brinson
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Miss Black
Sam McNeill
Miss Bunce
Curtis Arlene Taylor
Eugene Allen Martin
R. A. Martin
Long St
J. C. Taylor
Adams St
High Point Enterprise
Jr. Red Cross
Mrs. Brockmann
Joe Smith
Philomatheans
Mrs. Tate
Mesdames O. P. Moffitt
H. J. Col
Assa
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