Anderson Chapman Vows in York South Carolina
Mary Louise Anderson and Chester G. Chapman wed in York S C with Judge FE Nunn officiating. The bride wore a light blue gabardine suit and red rose corsage, with several relatives present from Kings Mountain Union Point and here. He holds an Army service record including the ETO Medal and three Bronze Stars. They reside at 1101 Anderson Street with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Anderson
English Street
Mary Louise
Chester G. Chapman
T. W. Chapman
York
S. C
Nunn
Chapman
Elizabeth Chapman
This City
Clarence Peele
Kings Mountain
Union Point
Georia
Merit Shoe Company
High Point
United States Army
E.T.O
The
Home Furniture Company
Here
Mrs. Chapman
Anderson Street
Mrs McCurry Honored After Recent Wedding by Mrs Fowler
Mrs B C Fowler hosted an informal Circle Ive party for bride Mrs Howard McCurry formerly Miss Helen Elizabeth Lee. Guests sat at green and white tables, enjoyed dessert, and played a How game with high score going to Mrs Nick Antonakos who received costume jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCurry
Helen Elizabeth Lee
B. C. Fowler
Circle Ive
Nick Antonakos
Thurman Horney
Ests
Mesdames Arnoldichardson
Tom J. Gardner
Carl Tipton
Lester H. Williams
H. T. Lee
M. D. Curry
F. H. Farabee
Geraldine Lee
Rebecca Ann Fowler
Miss Barbara Jones and Robert Hedrick wed in Winston-Salem
Miss Barbara Jones daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Jones and Robert T Hedrick son of Mrs Hedrick were married at 5 30 p m September 6 in Centenary Methodist church Winston Salem Reverend Carl A Grimm officiated The bride wore white satin with pearl details and carried white orchids A reception followed at the Woman s club The couple will reside on Franklin Avenue Chapel Hill after September 2nd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jones
Elizabeth Deaderick Jones
New Orleans
Robert Tilden Hedrick
J. W. Hedrick
Mr. Hedrick
High Point
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Carl A. Grimm
Oregon
Rebecca Nifong
Paul Robinson
Edgar M. Britt
Nancy Arrington
Marianne Hogg
Rome
Georgia
Elizabeth Oldham
Nancy Hedrick
Greensboro
G. Edwin Hedrick
Walter Hedrick
Cecil C. Garrett, Jr
Danville
Virginia
Garnett A. Pollock
Stanley S. Saunders
Woman's Club
Britt
Elizabeth Jones
W. H. Martin
J. L. Bogle
Allen Jay PTA to convene first meeting of year Monday
The Allen Jay PTA opens the school year with a 7 30 PM meeting Monday led by president Mrs Yale Sheppard. A business session precedes introductions of new teachers by Principal T Bennison. The high school glee club will provide special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent Teacher Association
Yale Sheppard
T. Bennison
Glee Club
City-wide BTU To Meet Today
The Baptist Training Union will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church. Officers for the new year will be elected and plans for a social arranged. A program is in charge of the host church. For cleaning walls mix one cup vinegar one cup household ammonia with two gallons of soft water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Baptist Training Union
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Miss Pearson Weds Odell Johnson In Kinston Ceremony
Miss Marion Eugenia Pearson daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Pearson of Kinston wed Odell Howard Johnson of High Point and Charlotte in a Friday morning ceremony at Queen Street Methodist church Kinston Dr Henry Glass officiated Bride wore grey crepe with purple orchid corsage Attendant Miss Mary Pearson wore aqua crepe The groom served in the Pacific during World War II and works with Marietta Paint and Wallpaper in Charlotte The couple will reside in Charlotte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Eugenia Pearson
E. J. Pearson
Kinston
Odell Howard Johnson
High Point
Charlotte
Verna Johnson
R. E. Johnson
Queen Street Methodist Church
Henry, Glass
Mary Pearson
Claude Connor, Jr
Johnson
Grainger High School
Ae Telephone and Telegraph Compan
Allen Jay School
Presbyterian Junior College
Maxton
Marine Corps
Marietta, Paint and Wallpaper Company
Left-over sandwiches delicious when browned in butter
A brief note explains that left over sandwiches taste better when browned in butter or other fat. The suggestion emphasizes simple, flavorful reheating methods to improve texture and richness.
Y Teen Canteens Expand as Fall Schedule Changes
The Y-Teen canteens open with two events this weekend and announce a move to three sites. Seventh through eighth grade groups will meet Friday nights on several dates, while ninth and tenth grades will hold Saturday sessions. Eleventh and twelfth graders attend Friday nights on a sequence of dates through December.
Party Given To Fete Thomasville Bridal Couples
Thomasville guests and three brides were honored at a September 6 dinner at Bliss Restaurant Greensboro hosted by Miss Jewell Sink. The private room featured autumn floral arrangements, a three course meal, and gifts of silver and a cook book for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pat Fowler
Kester Sink
Arthur Black, Jr
Jewell Sink
Bliss
Greensboro
Fowler
Black
Link
Helen Johson
Stuart Kennedy
Mt. Airy
Robert. Conner
High Point
Harvey Forrest
Asheboro
Bacon Preparation and Coffee Storage Tips
Soak bacon briefly in cold water to reduce shriveling during frying. For coffee freshness, store in a tightly sealed can and refrigerate to maintain aroma and flavor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson-Chapman
Marion Eugenia Pearson
B. J. Pearson
Mary Louise Anderson
Mrs. McCurry
Themaarile
AshePore
Commerce St
Beauty School
Ind
N. C
Robert Hedrick
Allen Jay
Miss Pearson
Odell Johnson
Yow’s Funeral Home
Peter
Shop Penney’s
Satin
Adonna
U. S. Pat
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