Bridal Bridge Party Honors Miss Barbara Thomas
High Point North Carolina society hosts a dessert and bridge afternoon at the home of Mrs. Morris and Furman Bisher in honor of Miss Barbara Thomas prior to her wedding to John Robert Thomas. Guests include Mrs. W B Thomas and Mrs. Ritchie of Alabama, with prizes for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Bisher
Barbara Thomas
Thomas
John Robert Thomas Shore
Morris
Furman Bisher
Charlotte
Lindsay Tly
Talmadge Ellington
Misa Thomas
Mesdames Bradford Thomas
Jack Thomas
James Lipscombe
William Phillips
Thurman Wall
Nick Bambalis
Frank Hicks
Howard Turner
Robert Hoskins
Claud Smith
W. B. Thomas
Ritchie
Alabama
John Thomas
Greensboro
Steps for a quick home manicure in a busy day
A compact guide shows how to perform a clean up manicure in twenty minutes using a steel file emery boards orange wood stick nail white pencil and polish remover. It covers removing polish shaping nails using the eaves under the nail and base area and finishing with two light coats for a lasting veneer.
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Trea
Friendly Garden Club Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
The Friendly Garden Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. W L Kivett route 4. Mrs D O Fran will preside over the gathering.
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Friendly Garden Club
The
W. L. Kivett
D. O. Fran
Barbecue Dinner Honors Safe Asheboro Drivers
Employees of the Greensboro Fayetteville Bus Line Inc and guests attended a barbecue at the Teen Age Klub in Asheboro. The event concluded a three month contest in which the ten safest drivers were honored with a dinner for themselves and their wives and guests. Bingo and square dancing followed the meal, with about fifty people present.
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Asheboro
Greensboro- Fayetteville Bus Line, Inc
Klub
Church Circle Meetings And New Class Officers Named
Martha Payne class of Green Street Baptist church elected a new slate at a Friday meeting held at Mrs. Clayton Steele’s home. Irving Dawson presided as president. Mrs. Roy Parker was secretary and Mrs. Waldo Carroll treasurer, among others. Wesley Memorial Methodist, Main Street Methodist, and First Presbyterian church circles announced scheduled meetings with hostesses and times for circle groups and a covered dish supper.
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Martha Payne
Green Street Baptist Church
Clayton Steele
Irving Dawson
Steele
J. R. Deaton
Roy Parker
Margaret Smith
Waldo Carroll
Waldo Carroll; Opt Tan, Or Secretary, Mrs. R. F. Guiledge
Albert Buck
Payne
Calvin Harris
Wesley Memorial Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. J. Griffith
W. E. Swaringen
Minnie Ford
L. E. Kluttz
W. D. Simmons, Jr
R. L. Hubbard
Elizabeth Covington
J. W. Harriss
F. H. Gray
Genevieve Moore
C. M. Brown
R. Morrow
H. A. Millis
V. D. Sale
Herman H. Smith
T. W. Sprinkle
T. J. Beam
W. E. Griffith
J. A. Kidd
C. N. McCain
J. W. Austin, Jr
Edgar Snider
J. H. Millis
Lawson J. Ingram
J. Grady Goldston, Jr
W. T. Powell
Harold Bennett
C. CC, Muse
Clyde
S. Chernault
Methodist Church
Main Street
Sam Dale
Barbee Street
Clyde Conner
Circle Drive
E. L. Hollingsworth
George Estes
Decatur Street
Lucy Robertson
Herbert Wood
Social notes recount travels and meetings across several towns
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore spend the weekend in Washington D C at the Washington hotel before separate returns home. The Bourquins relocate to Miami with Mrs. Abel. their son Tommy summers there with relatives. Mrs. Owens and daughter head to Boone Iowa for a week. Miss Agnes GaNum visits Point, staying with Mrs. Rochelle. Local society circles hold afternoon and evening meetings at various homes in Greensboro and nearby communities.
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Mrs. J. C. Moore
Washington D. C
Washington Hotel
Mrs. Moore
Mr. Moore
Washington
George Bourquin
Ometo McMillian
Boone
Iowa
Saleye
Darrell Eed
Agnes GaNum
Washington, D. C
Point
Ethel Rochelle
North Main Street
Final Parties for Miss Barbara Thomas And John Robert Thomas
Miss Barbara Thomas to wed John Robert Thomas of Greensboro in a home ceremony at 425 Hillcrest Drive with Rev. Wilson O Weldon officiating. Attendants none. Family and friends host informal gatherings and a rehearsal party precedes the Saturday wedding and Sunday breakfast at Emerywood Country Club.
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Barbara Thomas
John Robert Thomas
Barbara Omas
Greensboro
Hillcrest Drive
W. B. Thomas
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Mae Kirkman
Howard Turner
Jack Thomas
Thurman Wall
Leo Heinz
Forest Hill Drive
James B. Lovelace
Colonial Drive
Thomas
John Thomas
Herbert Cartland
Emerywood Country Club
De Ain’t No Use: A Spiritual About Endurance
A dialect poem by Gertrude Page encourages maintaining a smile through sorrow. It asserts faith will sustain and mercy follows spiritual resilience, urging readers to lay aside moaning and tears as they endure until heaven.
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Gertrude Page
Jewish Women To Meet On Wednesday
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Stanley Taylor at 1009 Lindsay Street for its September fall meeting. The hour is 8:30 PM.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Stanley Taylor
Lindsay Street
Hospital Alumnae Meeting With Mrs Williard
The High Point Memorial hospital Alumnae Association will hold its regular meeting at Mrs C H Williards home 1102 Johnson street Thursday evening at 7 30 according to an announcement made yesterday.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
C. H. Williard
Johnson Street
YWCA Club Activities Announced for Week
The Adams Club will hear Mrs. Taylor Simpson speak on her Europe trip Wednesday at 5 30. The Robins Club hosts a Kid Party at the Y on Thursday at 6 30 with members dressing as children under ten. The Live Yers plan supper and a short meeting then visit WMFR at 6 30. The Jolly Y Club holds a pot luck supper and miniature golf. Friday at 1 p m is a Membership Luncheon led by Miss Helen Marie Sheloff introducing a music program.
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Adams Club
Taylor Simpson
Europe
Robins Club
WMFR
Jolly Y Club
Prd
Helen Marie Sheloff
The Cheetah of India Cited as Swiftest Four-Footed Animal
A historical note credits the cheetah of India with unmatched speed among four legged land animals. This legendary attribution highlights its renowned acceleration and sprinting ability.
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India
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Enterprise
Helen Pollett
Potieh
Prepa
Teeters Beauty Shop
North Wrenn St
Coverings, Inc
David T. Yow
Ambulancre Servicr
T. N. Greenway
Route 5
G. W. Hepler
J. L. Perkins, Sr
Centennial Avenue
North Drive
Ronald A. Craven, Jr
Appalachian State Teachers College
Arthur Joiner
Cedrow Avenue
Mary Thompson
Emerywood Court
J. F. Beeson
Arbordale
W. F. Robinette
Lillie M. LaGarde
Cedrow
C.S. Lambeth
Steele Street
Donald Morgan
Florham
Betty Welch
Holton Street
George Bouldin
Richardson
Ralph O. Smith
Archdale
Chile
Williard
Y.w.0.a. News
Wright Optical Company
ER English and Main
Keuchswand
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