Miss Martha Minnis Bridle Courtesy Given by Burke Guests
Mr and Mrs W M Burke hosted a informal buffet at Thurston Street in honor of Miss Martha Minnis bride elect and her fiancé Edward Lewis Myers. Lavender and pink flowers decorated the home while silver gifts were presented. Additional prenuptial gatherings are planned for September 19 and September 23 with Mrs J W Church, Mrs Joseph Robbins, Miss Wincie Cagle, and Dorris Lee hosting respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Minnis
Mrs. Burke
W. M. Burke
Edward Lewis Myers
Thurston Street
Informal parties honor Miss Dorothy Rockwell Bride Elect
Miss Dorothy Rockwell, soon to wed James H. Burnely, was feted with two informal weekend events in Roanoke. Mrs. George Schmidt hosted a come-and-sit tea Sunday with bridal books and roses as centerpieces. Judith Rockwell held a Saturday coke party with blue damask decor and miniature pottery brides. Crystal gifts and flowers highlighted the maid of honor’s tributes as families joined in celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rockwell
James H. Burnely
Roanoke
H. J. Rockwell
George Schmidt
Gatewood Avenue
Rockwell
Charles Brown
Idt
Schmidt
Hubert J. Rockwell
Home and Garden Club Meets at Mrs Heilig Home
The Home and Garden club will meet with Mrs. L. B. Heilig at Rotary Drive Wednesday at ten o'clock for the initial fall season meeting. No program is announced and plans for the fall will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Garden Club
L. B. Heilig
Rotary Drive
Stephens
Gueth
Stephens Bible
Charles Gueth
Louise Ave
C. S. Grayson
Bacon Drippings Elevate Muffins Cookies and Gingerbread
Bacon drippings are praised as a versatile fat for bran muffins spice and molasses cookies and gingerbread. The sturdy spice and molasses flavors help cover any fat taste and enhance baked goods.
Alpha Theta Psi Alumniae Chapter entertained by Mrs. Smith Moss
Alpha Theta Psi Alumniae alumnae of High Point college met at Mrs. W. Smith Moss home with 11 members and one visitor. Homer Miller presided as president. Three bridge tables awarded prizes: Dennis Young top scorer, Andrew Smith runner up, C. R. Hinshaw traveling honor. Miss Mary Ruth Seward visited. October meeting planned with Mrs. Thomas Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Alumniae
Smith Moss
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
W. Smith Mos
Homer Miller
Dennis Young
Cologne
Andrew Smith
C. R. Hinshaw
Mary Ruth Seward
Mesdames M. L. Patrick
Leon Chidester
Thomas Strickland
Bill Carter
John Jennings
Annie Lee Jarrell
Bride-Elect Dorothy Rockwell Honored at Bridge Party
Miss Dorothy Rockwell bride elect of the Fall shared party honors with Mrs. Charles Ward bride of August at a bridge party yesterday afternoon hosted by Miss Ann Wood at 1002 North Main Street. Rockwell and Ward welcomed guests as colorful summer blooms adorned the rooms while four bridge tables provided entertainment. Top score prize went to Miss Martha Ann Klutiz and Miss Cynthia Cox. runner-up received a novelty prize and a keepsake handkerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rockwell
Charles Ward
Ann Wood
North Main Street
Rockwell
James H. Burnley
Roanoke
Ward
Jean Cooper
Westminster
Miss Wood
Martha Ann Klutiz
Cynthia Cox
Winston- Salem
Ellen Stirewall
Wood
H. Eugene Wood
Claude H. Pearson
Hubert J. Rockwell
Judith Rockwell
Glenn Ward
Rush Week Plans by Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Nu Phi Mu sorority held a meeting at the Adams Memorial YWCA to review the fashion revue sponsored with a local ready-to-wear shop and to outline rush plans. Helen Gibson presided as president with members Winifred Wall Margaret Hancock Mary Elizabeth Clark Sarah Hutchens Peggy Jane Bryant Ruby Parker Mary Allen Hayes Ruth Culler and Mrs James Clontz present. Alfreda Hardie advisor from Beta Sigma Phi attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu
Adams Memorial Ywca
Helen Gibson
Winifred Wall
Margaret Hancock
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Sarah Hutchens
Peggy Jane Bryant
Ruby Parker
Mary Allen Hayes
Ruth Culler
James Clontz
Alfreda Hardie
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Juvenile Musical Arts club installs officers at meeting
The Juvenile Musical Arts club met Saturday at 306 East Farriss avenue with 22 members. Sandra James was installed as president and officers Susie McGahey Carolyn Koontz and Ann Williams were named for the year with committees formed for program calling and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra James
Silas Casey
Anne Williams
Carolyn
East Farriss Avenue
Federation of Music Clubs
Susie McGahey
Carolyn Koontz
Ann Williams
Margaret Slate
Harriett Zimmerman
Patricia Russell
Evelyn Hyman
Elmer James
Junior Musical Art Resumes Meetings
The Junior Musical Art club opened its fall season at the counsellor Mrs. Aubrey Dunbar’s home. Ralph Tilden was installed president, Dot Lewis vice president, Donald Chamblee secretary, and Darlene Jenkins treasurer, with others present including Vivian Miller, Tommy Woollen, Betty Bowman, Rebecca Johnson, Sue Folger, Barbara and Eleanor Terry, Susan Stanton, Jane Sowers, and Mrs. Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bowman
Rebecca Johnson
Sue Folger
Barbara and
Eleanor Terry
Susan Stanton
Jane Sowers
Mrs. Dunbar
Beta Sigma Phi Meets Tomorrow
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Tagalog is noted as the basis of the national language of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Adams Memorial Ywca
Philippines
GFWC Leader Heads to Paris Assembly and District Meetings
Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck of Richmond Va presidents the General Federation of Women's Clubs and will attend the first international Women's World Fellowship assembly in Paris September 28 to October 1 aboard the Queen Elizabeth. She will visit European clubs, parade London Paris and meet Danish clubs before returning October 10 for the GFWC board meeting October 17-18 in Washington. The two year theme is United for Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women's World Fellowship
Paris
France
New York
Mrs. Buck
General Federation
Europe
London
Club
Feminin de Gaison Francos-Americaine
Denmark
J. A. Gupton
North Carolina Federation
United For Peace
Eady
Raleigh
Council Institute
Gupton
Edwin F. Brown
Wingate
Shelby
North Wilkesboro
Asheville
Bryson City
Greensboro
Salisbury
Rockingham
Fuquay Springs
Benson
Camden
Woodland
Williamston
Cherry Point
Wallace
Clarkton
Miss Armentrout Receives Bridal Shower
Josie Faye Armentrout, bride elect of the month, was honored with a miscellaneous shower by Ward Street Methodist circle two on Thursday evening at the home of Anna and Hope Crouse. Guests and hostesses presented gifts and enjoyed games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Faye Armentrout
Circle Two
Ward Street Methodist Church
Anna
Hope Crouse
Mesdames S. M. Barr
R. O. Lawson
Mr and Mrs Walter A Robertson Return From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter A Robertson returning to High Point from their wedding trip in West Virginia and Ohio. they reside at 302 Best Street. Mrs Robertson is the former Miss Feral Green of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Robertson
High Point
Points
West Virginia
Ohio
Best Street
Robertson
Feral Green
Births Ason Norman Dale Parnell Jr and Nancy Carolyn Flowe
Mr and Mrs Norman Parnell announce the birth of a son Norman Dale Jr on September 15 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Mrs Parnell is the former Mildred Weavil. Mr and Mrs George M Flowe announce daughter Nancy Carolyn on September 15 at a Burlington hospital. Mrs Flowe is the former Catherine McGee of Wallburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Clifton
Morris Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Norman Dale Parnell, JR
Norman Parnell
Winston Road
Norman Dale, Jr
Boulevard Unit
Parnell
Mildred Weavil
Nancy Carolyn Flowe
George M. Flowe
High Point
Burlington
Nancy Carolyn
Burlington Hospital
Flowe
Catherine McGee
Wallburg
Two Charlotte City Employees Indicted for Embezzlement
The Mecklenburg county grand jury indicted B. A. Skinner chief safety inspector and Herman Black assistant superintendent of the traffic signal division for embezzling public funds from city parking meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County Grand Jury
B. A. Skinner
City of
Herman Black
Mill Ejects 15 Former Workers at Safie Mills
In Rockingham on September 16 a court action seeks to eject 15 former workers from mill homes after Safie Mills refused to rehire them for alleged unlawful acts. The CIO Textile Workers Union had recently called off a 140 day strike. management states no contract was signed and the strike action was unilateral. The mill remains fully staffed with over 1,100 workers across three shifts and conflicts occurred at the mill gate during the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Safie Mills
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Morehan
Freezer Strategy for Ground and Small Meats
Use up ground meat stew meat spare ribs and small cuts first from the home freezer. Heavier cuts with longer shelf life should be kept longest to maximize storage efficiency and reduce waste.
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T. D. Free
Hamilton Street
Miss Rockwell
Crystal
Bridge
Ann Wood + keynes
Ain
Monark Shade Co
Belk- Stevens Co
High Fonts
Rouraine
Beth- Stevens Co
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Juvenile Music Group
GFWC
Paris Assembly
Charles G, Doak
N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Armentrout
Lamarie McArthur
Minda McArthur
Meredith College
OWN Love Story
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Jane Withers
William Moss
International Soundphoto
Charlotte City
Enterprise News
High Point Enterprise
Enterprise
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