Misses Hubbard And Casey Feted At Coffee At Mrs Harris Home
Miss Patricia Hubbard and Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey brides elect of fall were honored at a noon coffee hosted by Mrs. Valette Harris and Mrs. Rudolph Walker on Rockford Road. Eighteen friends attended as hosts presented gifts to the two honorees. Miss Hubbard plans to wed Calvin Chalmer McLean Jr of Greensboro in late fall, while Miss Casey is set to marry Lynwood Jenkins Weaver of Martinsville on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hubbard
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Mesdames Valette J. Harris
Rudolph Walker
Rockford Road
Paul
Casey
R. L. Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Calvin Chalmer McLean, Jr
Greensboro
Miss Casey
Lynwood Jenkins Weaver
Martinsville
Wayside Garden Club entertains with Mesdames Mattocks Haworth
Fifteen members attended the Wayside Garden Club fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Mattocks on South Main Street Extension. The group voted to donate all club books to the garden center and planned an October flower show. Guests included Dr and Mrs Thomas Eugene Terrell, with Mrs Terrell being Haworth’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Mesdames C. B. Mattocks
Chester C. Haworth
Richardson
South Main Street
Thomas Eugene Terrell
Haworth
Community notices of social events and meetings
Wednesday events honor a recent bride and hostesses at B nai Israel Synagogue. League of Women Voters units meet at YWCA and with local hosts. Private Duty Nurses gather with associate hostesses. Friday luncheon for Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey and Priscilla Club meeting. Saturday Faculty Wives luncheon and college reception at specific addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koonts
Robert Henry Koonts
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Hyman
Solomon Fram
Ben Herman
B'nai Israel Synage
League of Women Voters
YWCA
E. Clark Wilson
Jones
Rose Marie Adams
Louise Ave
Vivian Cates
Francis St
Mesdames Maude Proctor
Betty Wall
Edith Hauser
Priday
Modern Study Club Opens Fall With Mrs Doyle Early
The Modern Study Club met at Mrs. Doyle Early's Gatewood Avenue home for the fall kickoff. President Mrs. Early led a business session with plans for the year and book chairman Mrs. Robert L Thompson spoke on art. Former member Mrs. Marshall Ranes attended as a guest. twelve members were present and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Modern Study Club
Doyle Early
Gatewood Avenue
Early
Robert L. Thompson
Marshall Ranes
California Rites Unite Col Crawford Sgt Hollingsworth
Coronation of a double wedding unites Corporal Connie Crawford and Sergeant First Class Raymond Hollingsworth with John Pritchard and Carlos Smith in Chapel 4 at Camp Roberts. Chaplain Mills presided September 8. Crawford wore a blue satin gown. maid RoseBarns from Mill Town NJ wore blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Roberts
Calif
Womens Army Corps
Constance Crawford
John H. Pritchard
Raymond H. Hollingsworth
Arthur E. Mills
Crawford
WAC
Rose Barns
Mill Town
N. J
Carlos Smith
YWCA Notes and Club Activities Include Wedding Tale
The notice lists 12:15 Modernette luncheon 6:00 Robins Club supper 6:30 Agenda birthday supper 7:30 Y Stardusters Adams Club Community Club in San Diego was best man. An army couple met at Camp Roberts while in Special Service and plan to reside in Paso Robles after a Carmel honeymoon. A dessert tip notes a banana milkshake recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
San Diego
Calif
Special Service
Camp Roberts
Carmel
Paso Robles, A
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Web
Madeline Hoover
Misses Hubbard
Mesdames Mattocks
Emerywood Country Club
Curtis Smithdeal
Priscilla Club
C. C. Garrett
Faculty Wives Club
High Point College
Cooke
W. College Drive
Arthur Paschal
Dennis Cooke
Doyle
U. S. Army
California
Col. Crawford
Sgt. Hollingsworth
Pope Field
High Point Laundry
N. Wrenn
BLUE
Chambray
Children’s
Coats
Pickett
C. A. Ring Drug
West End
Elliott
Sheraton Hotel
Department
Jack N
Washington At College
Santa
Samuel
Hyman’s
Bulova, Elgin
Gruen, Hamilton
Longines
Witt
Nauer, Wyler
Bulova
Gruen
Crystal
China
O.P.S
Glass
Jeweler “and Uvershiree
S. Main ST
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