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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
7
Dr. M. D. Bonner chief of staff and medical director at Guilford County Sanatorium was feted by about 35 staff members at a birthday picnic dinner on the rear lawn of the nurses home. The event marks his long service since 1931 with the current post since 1934.
The marriage of Miss Mary Joann Elliott of Thomanville Route 2 and Dannie W Bell son of Mrs R Hill Myers and the late Foster Bell was solemnized Aug 21 at the bride’s parents home The Rev T R York officiated The bride wore ice blue faille and navy accessories A 19 graduate of Fair Grove and Pro High School she works at Macs Auto Parts in High Point The couple will reside in High Point
Miss Sylvia Zimmerman leaves for Winston-Salem to enter Baptist Hospital School of Nursing. Dr. and Mrs. H R Zimmerman of Centennial Ave and Mrs. W J Kostoroski with children return home after two months with the Causeys. Dr. James W. Moffitt moves to High Point College and P C Cook teen St starts work as record technician at Charlotte Memorial Hospital. The Yates family from Reidsville visits friends in town.
Miss Hilda Shaw, bride elect of September, was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Betty Lou Hester and Mrs. Barry White at 1215 Dartmouth St. Seventeen guests attended a lime punch reception with bridal motif decor. Miss Shaw's bridesmaids were named as Miss Hester and Mrs. White, with the ceremony set for Allen Jay Church on September 10.
In Pasadena California seven year old Valda Bishop rode into a car and officer Robert Stirrett asked her to describe a stranger. The TV program Sheriff John had warned her never to talk to strangers. She did not respond and was allowed to continue unhurt.
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