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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1952
Page
9
Mrs. Clayton C. Tuggle announces the engagement of Patricia Anne Hubbard to Calvin Chalmer McLean Sr. of Greensboro with plans for an early December wedding. Miss Darlene Jenkins and Nolan Brewer announce their engagement as well, with a November wedding planned. Mrs. Clayton Tuggle, formerly Helen Cox, wed Sept 5 at a family home in High Point.
Miss Betty King and Louis McCall united in marriage on August 30 at 5 o'clock in Rev. Lloyd Garner's home with a double ring ceremony. The couple's families and attendants, music by Mrs. Garner and Shirley Thomas, and a reception hosted by Mrs. Ray Crawford followed. The newlyweds will reside with the bride's parents at 1304 Amhurst Street.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey, to wed Lynwood Jenkins Weaver of Martinsville Virginia in mid September, is to receive three social compliments. Plans include a Florham Avenue gathering with Coca Cola and luncheon, a 12 30 pm reception with Miss Becky Wall, and a party hosted by Mrs Willis Slane and Mrs Tom Finch at their homes.
The annual Hoover Reunion will be held Sunday September 14 at Clark's Lake near Greensboro. A rain date is not specified. Lunch will be picnic style around 1 o'clock. The program includes an address and singing by the Rhythmaires quartet. family connections of the late Joseph Hoover are invited to attend and bring a picnic lunch.
Mrs D W Parham of Route 4 entertained Mrs Keith D Clark a recent bride at her home Friday evening. Guests included the groom’s mother Mrs E W Clark and the Rev and Mrs J P H McNatt. A corsage welcomed the honoree as games and refreshments followed a display of summer flowers and a shower of gifts.
Lt. Phillip McAdams and his fiancée Miss Jean Maynard of New York state visit Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson Jr. at 906 Circle Drive. Lt. McAdams, brother of Mrs. Johnson, will soon depart for Korea.
Miss Darlene Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay C. Moore, announces her engagement to Nolan Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Brewer. The couple will wed November 8 at Wesley Memorial Church. Jenkins is a local high school graduate who attended Greensboro College. Brewer is a UNC alumnus and USAF member stationed at St. John’s Newfoundland.
The High Point Altrusa Club begins its fall season with a Tuesday meeting at the Sheraton Hotel chaired by president Miss Dorothy Forward. Members are urged to attend next week as plans for the District Conference in Roanoke on October 24 are outlined and attendees named.
Plans are completed to reopen the Town and Country Kindergarten on Forest Hill Drive operated by Mrs. L F Voorhees. Registration will be held Friday September 12 for the fall term beginning September 15.
Y W C A news items list week activities including Pickett softball against Mills at Mills Home at 6:00 and YMCA swim sessions for girls and juniors in late afternoon. Evening meetings cover supper and board work with a finance committee. A Saturday planning conference at Camp Betty Hastings is noted.
Miss Helen Cox and Clayton C. Tuggle exchange nuptial vows in a home ceremony at the bride’s Route 4 residence. Elder L. G. Cashion officiated as the double ceremony took place in a setting of ferns and white gladioli. The bride wore a lace over white satin gown with fingertip veil and carried a white orchid, while the groom’s best man was Sanford Cox and the matron of honor Mrs. W. C. Link. After a reception, the couple left for a wedding trip and plan to reside on East Green Street.
An informal afternoon at the Sea residence in Emerywood honored bride Mrs Wray Amos. Mrs Willis Slane and Mrs Tom Finch welcomed about thirty guests including Mrs George Stenhouse and Mrs Joseph Wayworth with table decor of sappliqued organdy and pink satin and white gladioli. The buffet repast followed a terrace seating plan reflecting a relaxed social event.
If the motor of your electric mixer is not permanently lubricated, follow the manufacturer's instructions for oiling. This guidance advises checking lubrication needs and applying the recommended lubricant to maintain motor performance and longevity.
Announcement of Miss Jo Anne Ronk daughter of Mrs H Glenn Walker and the late George T Ronk of High Point to Wallace Dean Welch son of Elder and Mrs Howard J Welch of Monrovia Gold Coast West Africa and Nashville Tenn in a Greenville South Carolina ceremony on July 13 at Seventh Day Adventist Church Elder Welch officiated Mavis of ee Va organist Don Crooks of Collegedale provided music Merriall C Patten an uncle of the bride gave her in marriage and she wore a white satin gown with sweetheart neckline and court train The bridal veil was held by a lace cap She carried a bouquet of white carnations roses and valley lilies Miss Reba Coggins maid of honor and bridesmaids Doris March Lynn Jensen Caroline Reynolds Dorothy Een Carol Jean Who wore pastel gowns and carried Colonial bouquets Groomsmen included Wallace Blair Ted Dortch Billy Reynolds Charles Harris Rainey Hooper Best man was Donald Welch Following the ceremony the Pattenes hosted a reception on Melver Street and the couple left for a Gatlinburg Tenn wedding trip The bride attended Collegedale and Southern Missionary College and was named Miss Point in High Point last year Welch holds a MA in Religion from Madison College and studied at Southern College in Collegedale
The Garden Gate Club will meet on Tuesday at 10 oclock with Mrs Arthur Jomer on Cedron Avenue for the initial fall season meeting.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Hubbard Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Anne to Calvin Chalmer McLean Jr of Greensboro son of Mrs Calvin Chalmer McLean of Greensboro and the late Mr McLean The wedding is planned for Saturday December 6 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Miss Hubbard is a graduate of the Woman's College UNC She is a provisional member of the High Point Junior Service League McLean is a UNC Chapel Hill graduate and former Kappa Alpha member He served three years in the Army Air Force and works with the National Cash Register Company in Greensboro
Betty Anne Steele, bride elect to wed James W. Witcher, was honored at a Friday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Daphine Yow and Miss Nancy Moran at 1213 Johnson Street. Guests numbered 25 and gifts included a silver bread tray and a corsage. prizes went to Mrs. Joe Edgeworth and Miss Phyllis Witcher. A rehearsal is set for Friday at First Baptist Church. a reception will follow at the home of the Steel es on Marion Avenue.
The Woman's Club meets at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday at 12:30 for a fall kickoff luncheon. Speaker Donald Stuart will discuss Traditional Furniture. he is a London native previously with Brompton House and now spends ten months in the United States, with Morrison Neese of Greensboro handling interior decorating and antique work.
The regular meeting of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet Monday at eight o'clock at the lodge.
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