Miss Mattie Routh Weds Donald Harrell in Statesville
Statesville ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church united Miss Mattie Ann Routh of High Point and Donald Lee Harrell of Statesville on Sunday September 3. Rev. Thomas S. Lee Jr. officiated. The couple will reside at 525 Carroll Street.
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Statesville
Mattie Ann Routh
High Point
Donald Lee Harrell
Thomas S. Lee Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
K. L. Routh
Rt. 5
Allen Jay High School
Pfeiffer College
Christine Routh
Donald E. Seism
Clyde R. Hoke
Guilford College Flower Show Themed Breezes Birds and Flowers
Guilford College Council of Garden Clubs will stage the annual fall flower show on Tuesday September 12 in the student union on the Guilford College campus. Breezes Birds and Flowers will be the theme for the event.
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Guilford College
Guilford College Council of
New Year Start for High Point Garden Council
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs opened its new fiscal year with a 53-member meeting at the public library. State officers Mrs. James R. Fox and Mrs. T. R. English were recognized, while District IV officers and 21 clubs received honor certificates. The council organized in 1932 aims to promote gardening projects, youth involvement, and community betterment, with two junior clubs active this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
James R. Fox
R. English
State Council
Thayer Coggin
William B. Lee
Daniel Boone Botanical Garden
Gladis Kivett
William Spillers
H. A. Millis
Hawaiian Shower For Miss Cynthia Slate
Jamestown notes a Hawaiian themed shower at the Cedarwood home of the Van Liere family for Miss Cynthia Slate. Guests wore island attire and received gifts of crystal cookware. the event echoed South Pacific decor with tropical fruit and driftwood. The bride elect’s vows to George R. O’Bryan are planned for November 25 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.
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Jamestown
Cedarwood
William van Lieres
Misses Slate
Hawaiian Islands
Cynthia Slate
George R. O'Bryan
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Mensendieks Return From Coast to Coast Vacation
Rev and Mrs Richard A Mensendiek returned from a month long train trip spanning coast to coast. Their visit included Mrs William Rosa of Keokuk Iowa and Dr and Mrs Robert Mensendiek with sons John and James of Seattle. They baptized grandson Jeffrey in Buffalo and preached at Plymouth Congregational Church. They toured Mt Ranier and Lake Louise Banff area before resuming duties at First Reformed Church.
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Richard A. Mensendiek
Mensendiek
William Rosa
Keokuk
Iowa
Mr. Mensendiek
Robert Menserdiek
John and
James
Seattle
Wash
C. William Mensendiek
Jeffrey
Buffalo
N.Y
Double M Club Plans Annual Membership Luncheon
Double M Club members met at Adams Memorial YWCA to discuss plans for the annual members luncheon. President Mrs I B Cater conducted the meeting after lunch. Program chairwoman Mrs Gordon Weathers announced an outstanding program for the luncheon. Adult adviser Mrs J C Fuller said a weekend conference is planned at Camp Junaluska on Sept 24-25 and reminded of the Family Fall Festival at the Y on Sept 15. Tables featured roses and autumn flowers arranged by Mrs Charles Sanders and Mrs R J Johnson. The gathering ended with a benediction.
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Double M Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
I. B. Cater
Gordon Weathers
J. C. Fuller
YWCA
Camp
Junaluska
The
Charles Sanders
R. J. Johnson
Staff Aides to Be Feted at Coffee
Red Cross staff aides invited for coffee at Mrs. W. C. Sheloff home 1039 Rockford Rd at 10 30 tomorrow morning. Hosting with Mrs Sheloff will be the staff aide board led by Mrs James F Harris Jr who will present awards for outstanding service during the past year.
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Red Cross
W. C. Sheloff
Rockford Rd
Sheloff
James F. Harris Jr
Mrs Fox Addresses BPW Club On Civil Defense
Mrs James R Fox chairman of Women's Council of Civil Defense spoke at the BPW Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel about civil defense readiness. Lillian Madison introduced the speaker as 30 members attended with guests Miss Helen Simmons and Miss Mary Chadwick. The group planned observance of National Business Women's Week and noted the next district meeting at the Woman's Club in Thomasville on Sept 16 with 3:30 p.m. registrations and 6:30 p.m. dinner.
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James R. Fox
Women’s Council of Civil Defense
Fox
Lillian Madison
Mary Lane
Woman's Club
Thomasville
Mildred Hussey
Helen Simmons
Mary Chadwick
Exchangettes Exhibit Anvil Brand Fall Sportswear Show
Exchangettes at the YWCA featured Anvil Brand fall and winter sportswear in a four color story flamingo green rust and gold. Models included Mrs. Lloyd White Mrs. Eural Cates Mrs. Jane Bull and Miss Rene Sugg. Mr Boggan narrated and noted men and children's lines. The group planned participation in the Nov 25 Christmas parade and set Oct 3 as next meeting date at Mrs Roy Samuels home with 25 members and guest Mrs Gordon Weathers.
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Anvil Brand
Exchangettes
YWCA
Harold Davis
E. L. Boggan
Lloyd White
Eural Cates
Jane Bull
Rene Sugg
Boggan
Clarence Vincannon
Roy Samuels
Gordon Weathers
VFEW Auxiliary Plans Meeting at Post 1960 Home
The ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1960 will meet Thursday at the post home on W Burton Street. A 7:30 p.m. business session will be followed by a work session at the newly remodeled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
The
Post
W. Burton Street
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Donald L. Harrell
Council
Harold Jensen
Civic Project
Ed Johnson
State
National Council
Mensendieks
North State Business College
W. Commerce ST
Helene Curtis
Rous
Revlon
Clairol
la Marick
LaMarick
College Village
South
Double M
Mrs. Fox
BPW
BPW Club
Sheraton Hotel
Flowers High Point
Grace Flower Shop
KODAK
Teche
N. Main St
Hho
Rose Furniture CO
Willowbrook Hone
Sandler
Boston
Seventeen
South Main
VFEW
Allied Finance CO
W. Washington
Quaker
Unederwriters Laboratories
Hendrix
S. Wrenn St
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