Red Cross Youth Caps 70 Girls at Emerywood Church
At Emerywood Baptist Church in High Point 70 teenage girls were capped as American Red Cross Youth Volunteers. The ceremony featured G E Pete Schultheiss as chapter chairman and Dr Austin P Fortney of Jamestown as the keynote speaker. The program included pins caps and certificates, with a reception for volunteers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Baptist Church
Te High Point
American Red Cross
G. E
Pete’ Schultheiss
William L. Steele
KR. V. Spracklin
Austin P. Fortney
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fortney
Phillips Brooks
Lucille Holsinger
Charles Mendenhall
C. A. Ferree
High Point
Schultheiss
Harry Doctor
Recent Bride Is Feted Mrs David Michael Freeman
Debra Lawson Freeman was toasted at a Saturday morning coffee hosted by her mother in law Mrs B F Freeman and sister in law Mrs Herman Bunch Jr at 416 Otteray Ave. Hostesses gave a yellow carnation corsage and a crystal goblet while flowers and wedding bells decorated the rooms. Mrs Helen Lawson and other relatives from Southern Pines attended. The couple, who married Sept 23, live in Southern Pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Michael Freeman
B. FB. Freeman
Herman Bunch Jr
Otteray Ave
C. M. Freeman Jr
Helen Lawson
Pee Gee Lawson
Bob Cameron
Southern Pines
Local Birth Announcements from Area Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Jerry E Robbins announce a daughter Mary Elizabeth born Oct 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. John W Outlaw and wife at 1717 Ogden St report a son Steven Mathew born Oct 27 at the local hospital. Angela Dawn born Oct 28 to Ralph Grooms and wife of Lexington. Emily Sue born Oct 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital announced by Harold Byrd of 709 Park St. Rodney Dwayne born Oct 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Roger Terry Jr of 1713 Brooks St. Rodney Wade born Oct 29 at the local hospital to Paul Tharp of Thomasville. Angela Mims born Oct 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Rhodes E Dodson and wife, former Charlotte Mims of Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry E. Robbins
Chestnut Dr
Mary Elizabeth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Steven Mathew
John W. Outlaw
Ogden St
Emily Sue
Harold Byrd
Park St
Ralph Grooms
Rt. 1
Lexington
Angela Dawn
Danny Alton
R. A. Prevost
Purvis Lane
Roger Terry ,Jr
Brooks St
Rodney Dwayne
Terry
Martha Frye
Rodney Wade
Paul Tharp
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Rhodes E. Dodson
Hillside Dr
Angela Mims
Dodson
Charlotte Mims
Durham
Floating Shower Honors Recent Bride
Mrs. James Edwards, formerly DeLois Mitchell, was honored at a floating bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Swannie Mitchell, Mrs. Floyd Edwards, Mrs. C. F. Holder and Mrs. Paul Lain in Archdale. About 25 guests attended 3 to 5 p.m.. gifts included a bedspread and blanket. The couple wed at their home on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
DeLois Mitchell
Swannie Mitchell
Floyd Edwards
C. F. Holder
Paul Lain
Mitchell
Edwards
Archdale
Cooking Class Set Tomorrow at Adams Memorial YWCA
Adams Memorial YWCA and Piedmont Natural Gas Co co sponsor a cooking program series in the Piedmont kitchen at 422 8 Main St. The first session is today at 10 o clock featuring Italian cookery and the second on November 7 at 10 a.m. features French cookery conducted by Mrs Alan Dick of Piedmont Natural Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Piedmont Kitchen
Main St
Alan Dick
Home Service
Bonnie Jones Feted At Malpass Home
Mrs Alton Malpass and Mrs Bruce Jones of Raleigh hosted a Sunday party at the Malpass home to honor Miss Bonnie Jones. The guest list of 35 included Mrs Odell Jones and Mrs Charles Armfield Jr. and Miss Nancy Jones. Miss Jones is set to marry Charles E Armfield III on November 19 at First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Jones
Malpass
Jamestown
Alton Malpass
Bruce Jones
Raleigh
Annual Assembly Held at Moose Home on N Main Street
The annual convocation of the College of Regents met Sunday at the Moose Home on North Main Street. After a luncheon, deputy grand regent Lillian Peeler of Salisbury presided and seventeen junior graduates, including Mrs. Harvey Larrick of High Point, received green beanies. Twenty one North Carolina chapters attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main Street
College of Regents
Lillian Peeler
Salisbury
Harvey Larrick
High Point
North Carolina
Bridal Luncheon Honors Betsy Creech before Nov 18 marriage
Miss Betsy Creech honored at Emerywood Country Club by her aunt Mrs. Roy B. Culler Jr. The luncheon featured yellow white arrangements and white lovebirds. Guests included family and out-of-town attendees from Reidsville Thomasville Winston-Salem Chapel Hill and West Palm Beach. Betsy Creech will wed Gene Raymond of New York City on November 18 at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Creech
Gene Raymond
New York City
Roy B. Culler Jr
Emerywood Country Club
William S. Creech
R. B. Culler
Mary Anne Creech
University of Georgia
N. B. Lufty
Reidsville
Charles . Spencer
William E. Lang
Thomasville
Marty Plummer
Winston-Salem
Helen Harmon
Edith Wright
Sandy Reid
Chapel Hill
Harrison Snider
West Palm Beach
Fla
Creech
Raymond
First Presbyterian Church
November Bride Elect Is Honored At Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Bonnie Jones was hosted by Mrs. Melvin Witcher and others at Dillon Road Jamestown with faculty guests from Millis Road Elementary School. Present were the brideelects family including her mother Mrs Odell Jones and sister Nancy Jones. Bonnie Jones is set to wed Charles E Armfield III on November 19 at First Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Jones
Melvin Witcher
Dillon Road
Jamestown
Millis Road
Charles E. Armfield Jr
Odell Jones
Nancy Jones
Bedtime climb in Wickham home sparks window entry
Angela Schofield and her two young daughters Penny aged five and Sarah aged four now use an outside ladder to reach their bedroom because the staircase only reaches halfway to the second floor. They enjoy the adventure but want the indoor stairs completed before snow arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickham
England
Angela Schofield
Penny
Sarah
Bringing Up B Hints Collected by Gerber Mother of Five
Heart of a toddler tantrum is usually not serious. Distraction with a new play diversion helps. If a child failed at something, show how to do it and praise new attempts. For self feeding, finger foods like Gerber Meat Sticks or Chicken Sticks revive meal interest and provide protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
Toddler Friendly Gerber Treats and Desserts
A list of Gerber snack ideas for toddlers and families, featuring Gerber Meat or Chicken Sticks grilled with cheese, small buns, and a dessert lineup including Dutch Apple applesauce, Peach Cobbler, and several puddings. Mentions vitamin C enrichment and a Fremont Michigan address for Gerber Baby Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
Box
Fremont
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Hitler
Abraham Lincoln
Florence Nightingale
C. Hal Ingram
Youth Volunteers
J. A. Lindsay Jr
Debra Myers
Mollie Morrow
G. E. Schultheiss
Dr. A. P. Fortney
Chip Faircloth
Mary Robbins
Steven Outlaw
Emily Byrd
Angela Grooms
Danny Prevost
Rodney Terry
Rodney Tharp
Angela Dodson
Miss Jones
Charles E. Armfield III
First Reformed Church
Artistic Beauty College Daily
Commerce
Quality Flowers Professional Service
Williams Flowers
South Main St
Kiddie Korner
Slim
Coats
Kiddie
South Main
Miss Creech
Witcher
Russ Blackburn
J. A. Johnson
J. D. Scarce
Harold Dickinson Jr
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dad
Abe Kreitman
Johnnye Fashions
Haare CW
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!