Miss Mary Stroupe Remarries Carson Southern in Sunday Nuptials
Miss Mary E Stroupe daughter of Mr and Mrs David W Stroupe wed Joseph Carson Southern son of Mrs J M Southern and the late Mr Southern in Emmanuel Lutheran Church The ceremony featured Dr F L Conrad officiating and a music program by Fielding Kearns and Henry Asbury The couple will residence at Illlcrest Manor after September 24 following a western North Carolina wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mary E. Stroupe
David W. Stroupe
Joseph Carson Southern
J. M. Southern
Mr. Southern
F. L. Conrad
North Carolina Lutheran Synod
Fielding Kearns
Henry Asbury
Asbury
C. E. Stroupe
Louise Southern
H. A. Hethcock
Wilson Southern
Ernest Anderson, Jr
Fort Charles
Posy Harris
Paul A. Collins
Charlie E. Stroupe
North Carolina
Illillcrest Manor
Southern
High Point College
University of North Carolina
Mann Drug Company, No. 1
Buffet Dinner Compliments Miss Louise Gibson Before Wedding
Miss Louise Gibson, soon to wed Frank Finison of Troy, is honored at a Saturday buffet hosted by Miss Mary Ruth Seward. Guests enjoyed silver gifts and white gardenia corsages, with dinner set on handmade linen and late summer floral centerpieces. A lingerie shower was presented by her mother and several friends from High Point and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gibson
Frank Finison
Troy
Marvin Grant
Betty Griffith
Mary Ruth Seward
Miss Gibson
Cora Gibson
Hester Morgan
Helen Gibson
Betty Welch
Ruth Griffith
Iris Burton
Oscar Smith
Thurman Gibson
High Point
Phil Allred
Greensboro
High Point Debutantes Attend Raleigh Debutante Ball
Three High Point young women Ruth Patton Ellis Patricia Ann Conrad and Mary Josephine Spencer returned from a Raleigh weekend of society events tied to the 131 debutantes presented at the Terpsichorean Club Debutante Ball. Attending were hosts and marshals including David Hayworth Robert Gayle and William Spencer III with guests and families from Greensboro Duke University and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
Terpsichorean Club
Raleigh
Robert Sherrill Gayle
Patricia
Ann Conrad
David Robert Hayworth
Ruth Elis
William Oliver Spencer II
Mary Josephine Spencer
Gayle
Miss Conrad
Mr. Hayworth
Miss Ellis
Mr. Spencer
Miss Spencer
Ruth Patton Ellis
Patricia Ann Conrad
North Carolina Society
Debs
Sir Walter Hotel
Memorial Auditorium
Alfred Williams, Jr
Collier H. Ellis
Brentley Circle
Women's College
Greensboro
David Hay
J. P. Hollingsworth
Aida Ingram
Neil Sheloff
Lee Everhart
Elwood Boyles
Jake Froelich
James Johnson
William McGuinn
Valeria Kivett Honored at Tea Before Wedding
Miss Valeria Kivett was honored at a tea hosted at the home of Mrs. L C Crawford. Wayne Cagle and families attended and the couple plan to wed Friday evening at Burgess Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church. Green and white decor featured white dahlias and baby's breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeria Kivett
Wayne Cagle
Bessie Pope
Edna Crawford
L. C. Crawford
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
M. J. Kivett
Mary Cagle Boyles
R. R. Pirtle
Marvin Kivett
Yancey Cecil
Juanite Parker
Ruth Matthews
L. C. Cranford
Anne Council
Carolyn
Cranford
Miss Rivett
Miss Keller Feted At Informal College Sendoff
Miss Jean Hill hosted an informal party on Asheboro road to honor her cousin Miss Gwendolyn Keller a sendoff before she enters Woman's College in Greensboro. About 20 guests attended with games and gifts, and a cream chicken course with pimento olives or mushrooms was served on split buttered biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hill
Asheboro Road
Gwendolyn Keller
Green Acre Garden Club Meets Tuesday Speaker on Soil
The Green Acre Garden Club will meet Tuesday September 13 at 8pm at Mrs Jack Green's home 221 Woodrow. Mrs R K Stewart will speak on Preparing the Soil in the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Acre Garden Club
Jack Green
Woodrow
R. K. Stewart
OES Regular Session Planned by High Point Chapter
High Point Chapter No 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Evepine
Masonic Temple
Hooper and Sink Daughters Born in Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Charles Hooper of 421 Willowbrook announce the birth of a daughter Linda Gail on September 10 at Houlevard unit hospital. Mr and Mrs J Bryce Sink of 710 Barbee report a daughter Linda Ruth born September 11 at Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Sink is former Barbara Jean Sarrar of Union Level Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hooper
Willowbrook
Linda Gail
Houlevard Unit Hospital
Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting at Mrs. Ross Spencer Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Ross Spencer's home 108 Greenview Terrace for the church social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Ross Spencer
Greenview Terrace
Filis Called to Lynchburg Over Death of Father
Mr and Mrs W F Filis of Emerywood apartments were called to Lynchburg yesterday due to the death of Mrs Filis father Rev W S Royal a Baptist minister in Virginia for about fifty years Macy Beorum and son John spent the weekend at the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis visiting Rodney Borum A recipe notes a milk shake made from mashed banana milk and chocolate served well chilled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Filis
Emerywood
Lynchburg
Eilis
W. S. Royal
Baptist Church of Virginia
Macy Béorum
John
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Rodney Borum
Garden Study Club To Meet Wednesday
The Garden Study Club will meet Wednesday at 12 30 for a flower show and covered dish luncheon at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
Y.W.C.A
Community club listings for upcoming meetings
A string of civic group notices outlines weekly gatherings. Bridge and rummy party honors Miss Elsie Strother. Garden Gate and Friendly Garden clubs meet across local homes. Daughters of the American Revolution host sessions. Altrusa, Wake Robin Garden, and Garden Study clubs schedule dinners and flower shows. Town and Country Garden club and Bonnie Hoffman’s farewell event are noted. Junior Service League meets at YWCA with board session. Friendship club hosts at 715 Howard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Gate Garden Club
J. R. Adams
Arlington
C. C. Haworth
Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Route 4
Ray Conrad
Alexander Martin Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
YWCA
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Town and Country Garden Club
W. L Robinson
Joe Gray
Gatewood
D. Green
Bonnie Hoffman
Monthey
Junior Service League
Friendship Club
Robert X. Anderson
Howard Street
Special Courses For Teachers and Graduate Students At UNC
The University of North Carolina School of Education will offer special courses at Chapel Hill for teachers and graduate students on Saturday mornings and Monday nights this fall. Dean Guy B. Phillips announced twelve graduate credit courses with six hours of credit for practicing teachers. Seven courses will be held on Saturday mornings and five on Monday nights to prepare educators for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina School of Education
Guy B. Phillips
Phillips
Beet Salad With French Dressing and Crisp Vegetables
A simple beet salad marinated in a well seasoned French dressing served over shredded lettuce. For extra crunch add celery and green pepper strips to the mix.
Horseradish Mustard Elevates Leg of Lamb Flavor
A Sunday roast tip spreads the fat side of a leg of lamb with a teaspoon or two of horseradish mustard to lift flavor. The bold condiment adds sharp, clean heat and complements the meat’s richness for a standout dinner.
Gray Positioned as UNC President Prospect
The piece argues Gordon Gray is favored to become the next president of the University of North Carolina. It notes his liberal leanings, faculty and trustee support, and potential to shed the university’s radical image. It outlines anticipated timetable with committee and board actions through December to January and mentions political timing with the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Gray
Army
Aose
Sonall Frank Graham
Graham
Howard Odum
Carmichael
University of North Carolina
Frank Graham
Gordon Gray
Household tips for pastry cover and stuffing
Instructions suggest using a child's white stocking as a pastry cover for a rolling pin with the foot cut off. It also recommends stuffing fowl with prunes chopped apples and finely diced celery and notes adding onion juice for flavor if desired.
Why Wives Who Like Their Husbands Create Harmony
A reflection on marriage arguing that liking a spouse matters as much as loving him. The piece notes distrust, doubts of appreciation, and social pressure as sources of unhappiness. It advocates a wife who both likes and loves her husband for a harmonious home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Per
Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH
Advertises PASTEETH a non acid powder to secure loose false teeth and ease gum discomfort. Claims it offers firmer teeth and less embarrassment, urging readers to buy FASTBERTH at drug stores for immediate relief.
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Carson Southern
Alexander
Rou
Cardus
Cardui
Glenn
Washington
Nature
Tex
Ai Forces
U. S. Govt
Jewelers High Point
Southern Railway Watch
Miss Keller
Green Acre Garden
OES
Hooper
James S. Parsons
Elsie Strother
West Farris
Ruth Millett
Monark
Batimate
Jeff
Bugs
Irkin
Washington ST
Young's
Runn Ars Co
N. Main St
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