Open House Honors Miss Butner And Roger B. Lee
An informal open house at 707 Carr Street honored Miss Virginia Butner and Roger B. Lee on the eve of their wedding. Guests included about fifty neighbors and relatives. Loriie Scott officiated in the dining room while Evelyn Wood presided at the punch bowl. The home featured lace decor and summer flowers with Miss Butner wearing a crown of red roses, a gift from the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Butner
Roger B. Lee
J. A
Carr Street
Mrs. Lee
Loriie Scott
Evelyn Wood
Miss Butner
Margaret
Boots Lee
Fall Flower Show Planned by High Point Garden Clubs
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs prepares for the Fall Flower Show on Friday October 3 from two to ten in the evening at the eee building. Entry is open to all with ribbons and sweepstakes prizes. details on rules and prizes are to be announced. Mrs C C Haworth chairs the event with co chairmen Mesdames J F Hayden and R K Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of ‘Garden Clubs
High Point
Eee
Garden Club
C. C. Haworth
J. F. Hayden
R. K. Stewart
Final Plans for Douglas-Sheloff Nuptials Announced
Final plans for Miss Pauline Douglas and William Sheloff wedding are announced with an 8:30 p.m. ceremony at Mary's Episcopal Church. Attendants include Frances Howe Douglas as maid of honor and John C. Sheroff as best man, with vows to be led by Reverend Howard S. Hartzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Douglas
William Ee Sheloff
The
Mary’s Episcopal Church
Frances Howe Douglas
Washington, D. C
John C. Sheroff
J. Welch Harriss
Amos R. Kearns
William C. Jones, Jr
J P. Temple
Lawton
Oklahoma
Episcopal Church
J. E. Millis
Harriss
Millis
Marcelle Clark
Virgil Idol
Winston-Salem
Miss Douglas
R. B. Terry
A. B. Henley
Miss Clark
Terry
West Farriss Avenue
G. V
A. G. Douglas
Country Club
H. A. Millis
Henry Millis, Jr
John Diffendal
Miss Black Weds Joseph Wilson Hunt in Thomasville
Miss Ruth Mae Black and Joseph Wilson Hunt wed at Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed church in Thomasville. The bride wore ivory satin with cathedral train and orange blossom tiara. the groom is Joseph D. Hunt’s son. The ceremony featured music, a candlelit altar, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Thomasville after travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Black
Joseph Wilson Hunt
Heidelberg Church
Thomasville
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ruth Mae Black
Harrison Eli Black
Joseph D. Hunt
Kinston
Alice Strickland Hunt
Spring Hope
J. A. Palmer
HL. Touts
Donald Gibajardt
High Point
Jay Howard
Addie Brown Leonard
Mrs. Black
Jay N. Howard
Joe Harold Leonard
Lexington
Joseph W. Hawthrop
Greensboro
Hunt
Thomasville High School
Catawba College
Salisbury
Spring Hope High School
State College
Raleigh
Army Air Corps
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Sedgefield
Mrs Davis Opens Nursery School In Thomasville
Mrs. Ross Davis opens a nursery school in Thomasville under Wrenn Hosiery mill management. Admission is open to children of families employed by the mill and workers from other Thomasville mills. Davis previously ran Jack and Jill nursery school locally for about a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Davis
Thomasville
Wrenn Hosiery
Davis
United for Peace Theme At Greensboro Clubwomen Meet
Greensboro hosts the seventh district meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs on September 22 with talks by Mrs. James Albert Gupton of Charlotte and Mrs. Edwin P. Brown of Goldsboro. The program includes demonstrations of cooperation with affiliated groups and representation from Home Demonstration Clubs Nurses Association and the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Carolina Hotel
Raleigh
Greensboro
Edwin P. Brown
United For Peace
James Albert Gupton
Charlotte
Mar.freesboro
State
Gupton
Wingate
Clarkton
West Market Street Methodist Church
Curry Ff
Loflin
Asheboro
Masonic Temple
J. W. McLennan
Hostess Club
Neil Kennett
Guilford County
North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Elizabeth Clement
North Carolina Nurses Association
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
6Rth Carolina
American Cancer Society
Broad Street Nursery School Stated Employee Change
The record notes an employee’s prior affiliation with Broad Street nursery school for over a year before a noted time reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Broad Street Nursery School
Duplicate Play Winners Named At Emerywood Bridge Game
Yesterday at the Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club at the Country Clubhouse top north-south winners were Mesdames C. S. Beaver and C. Durland. In the north-south second were Mesdames R. D. Tillson and W. P. Hazelwood. East-west second place went to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Welborn. Runners-up in north-south were Mesdames Lawrence Ingram and John Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Mesdames C. S. Beaver
C. Durland
R. D. Tillson
W. P. Hazelwood
Lawrence Ingram
John Abel
J. S. Welborn
Garden School Set At Local Center October 16 17
Plans are underway for a Garden school sponsored October 16 and 17 by the Nature Study club led by Mrs. James D. Greene. The event is under the supervision of the Department of Horticulture and the college extension division of North Carolina State College Raleigh with speakers Mrs. M. C. Cole of Bronxville New York and Prof. G O Randall of North Carolina State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Study Club
James D. Greene
Department of Horticulture and College Extension Division
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
M. C. Cole
Bronxville
N. Y
G. O. Randall
N. C. State College
Scotch Fourball at Sedgefield at Emery Wood Country Club
An invitational Scotch four some is set for Sedgefield on Friday September 26. Teams tee off between noon and 3 PM. Local players should contact Miss Jeans Hardin, chair of the women's golf committee, at 2268 by Tuesday September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield
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RED Cross Shoes
America
North Wrenn Street
Murfreesboro
Curry F. Loflin
Grady E. Kirkman
Greensboro Woman's Club
Douglas-Sheloff
Mrs. Davis
Clubwomen
Gboro
Dupont
Leonard
N. Wrenn ST
Zelan
Gill
S. Main St
Platter
Pharmacist
South Main ST
High Point, N. C
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