Wedding Breakfast and Rehearsal Dinner Fete Smith McCall
The traditional wedding breakfast for Miss Miriam McCall and James Thomas Smith was held at Sedgefield Inn with about thirty guests. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Willis S. Wright Jr and the McCalls. A rehearsal dinner followed at 221 North Main Street hosted by P. H. Dalton. Mr. Smith gave his best man and ushers gold pocket knives at a stag party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam McCall
James Thomas Smith
Sedgefield Inn
Willis S. Wright, Jr
Elizabeth City
J. H. McCall, Jr
Bob McCall
Miss McCall
Hunter Dalton, Jr
Elizabeth Andrews
Statesville
Smith
Louise Avenue
Informal Kitchen Shower For Miss Minnis Prior To September Wedding
Mesdames Church and Robbins entertained at Archdale home Friday evening to honor Miss Martha Minnis ahead of her September 27 marriage to Edward Myers. A kitchen shower featured a cookie jar cannister set and corsage of white carnations. Guests included Miss Minnis mother Mrs H D Minnis and several friends. games such as cootie provided prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White Church
Joel A. Robbins
Archdale
Martha Minnis
Edward Myers
Church
Robbins
Miss Minnis
H. D. Minnis
Frances Rich
Wincie Cagle
Doris Lee
Carol Maxwell
Bonnie Hoffman
Virginia Ennis
Eleanor Minnis
Mary Myers
Mesdames Gurney Smith
J. L. Hayden
Lloyd Swink
Thomasville Party Honors Bride-Elect and Bridge Club Feted
Miss Ruth Black, whose marriage is scheduled for Sept 20, was honored at a crystal shower hosted by Mrs. S. L. Pollock and Miss Catherine Russell on Lexington Avenue. Guests enjoyed games, bingo, and a gift of silver for Ruth, plus an engagement tribute to Mrs. Linville Clemmons. At West Sunrise Avenue, Mrs. Charles F. Phillips hosted the Thursday bridge club with Fall flowers, two tables of play, and prizes for top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ruth Black
S. L. Pollock
Catherine Russell
Lexington Avenue
Linville Clemmons
Mesdames Luther Grimes
Jay Howard
C. J. Black
Herschel Andrews
Kenneth Packwood
Hubert Lee Fouts
Dorothy Plyler
Ruth Perry
Addie Brown Leonard
Dorothy Black
H. E. Black
Charles F. Phillips
Thursday
West Sunrise Avenue
Cargon Cox
Robert Rapp
Heath Armfield
Norwood
John R. Myers
Mesdames Cox
G. W. Lyles
Walter Rapp
John R. J. W. Hawthorne
Heath Myers
Armfield
Mamie Harris
Beauty College Has Style Show at Continental College
The Continental College of Beauty Culture held a Tuesday evening fashion show with five High Point Hairdressers Association judges. Each student entered a model with winners selected for suitability originality and skill. Ruby Whicker and Frances Hite tied for first, Carolyn Foust was second, Mary Hedrick third. Diplomas were awarded to the last graduating class as seventy five guests enjoyed punch and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental College of Beauty Culture
High Point Hairdressers Association
Ruby Whicker
Frances Hite
Carolyn Foust
Mary Hedrick
Highland WSCS Meeting Next Tuesday at 7 30 P M
The Highland Methodist church Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30. A brief report on church activities will be given and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Highland Methodist Church
Births in High Point area announced for September
Mr and Mrs Gordon Cox of route four High Point announce Randall Mc Kay born September 18 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs W L Stack announce Toni Lynn born September 11, with Mrs Stack formerly Dorothy Geneva Griffith. Clarence Haley Jr and Mr and Mrs C W Haley announce Clarence Walter Jr born September 18 at Boulevard High Point Memorial. Hutchins baby William Thomas Jr born September 9 at Boulevard High Point Memorial. Herman Culler and Mrs Culler announce Herman Douglas born September 20 at Washington Street unit. Donald Williams announce Donald Ray born September 14 at Washington Street unit. Judith Elizabeth Knight born September 14 at Boulevard unit. Hancocks have daughter Cassandra Joyce born September 1 at Yadkin Hospital Albemarle. Malinda Gail Riddell born September 18 at Boulevard High Point Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Cox
Route Four
High Point
Randall McKay
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. L. Stack
Welborn Street
Toni Lynn
Stackie
Dorothy Geneva Griffith
Clarence Haley, JR
C. W. Haley
Oakwood Court Apartments
Clarence Walter, Jr
Boulevard of High Point Memorial Hospital
Hutchins
W. Thomas Hutchins
Lindsay Street
William Thomas, Jr
Herman Culler
Fisher Street
Herman Douglas
Washington Street
Donald Williams
Burdett Williams
Donald Ray
Williams
Anna Ruth Kearns
Judith Elizabeth Knight
H. A. Knight, Jr
Judith Elizabeth
Boulevard Unit
Hancocks
W. S. Hancock
Cassandra Joyce
Yadkin Hospital
Albemarle
Hancock
Ruth Ayers
Atlanta
Georgia
Collegedale
Tennessee
King Street
Malinda Gall Riddell
H. P. Riddell
Archdale
Malinda Gail
Glenn A. Loflin
Geraldine Ann
Washington, D. C
Mary Moffitt
St. Louis
Anne Starrett
West State Street
City P. J. a. HASTY PTA MEETS FOR 1947-48
The first Hasty PTA meeting of the year was held Thursday night with Rev. Calvin Leonard leading devotion. H. L. Brinkley, new school principal, spoke. Attendance awards went to Mrs Myers 3rd grade Mrs KD E Troutman 5th grade and Mrs John Perry 12th grade. October will be membership month and a drive to boost enrollment is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty P.T.A
Calvin Leonard
H. L. Brinkley
Myers
KD. E. Troutman
John Perry
PTA
OES to Meet Tuesday Evening in High Point
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. Secretary Miss Bessie Pope announced the schedule yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bessie Pope
Local Social News From High Point and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wall of High Point route four spent last week in Bluefield West Virginia. Miss Pat Groome and Mary Jane Hutchens were chosen on Salem academy Purple team for sports at the annual drawing of the Purples and the Golds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Smith
J. T. Wall
High Point
Bluefield
West Virginia
Pat Groome
Mary Jane Hutchens
Salem Academy
College Students to Elect Vice President
High Point college students will vote to elect a new vice president for the student government. Clinard Burton, who was elected last year, resigned after leaving school for summer medical care. A date is not set but an election is expected soon, possibly next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Clinard Burton
Cool Wave Behind Storm Over North Central States
The Associated Press reports a cool front trailing a hurricane will reach North Central states by Sunday with rain and wind. A cold snap heads for Montana as the storm pulls down Canadian air, lowering temperatures across the corn belt to 67 to 47 degrees and risking frost in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
North Central
Montana
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
mid-Mississippi Valley
Carolinas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Chicago
North Central States
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Corn Belt
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Funeral Rites for Ernest L. Hamilton Held at Green Street Baptist
Funeral services for Ernest L. Hamilton aged 46 who died at Baptist hospital Winston Salem were held Saturday at Green Street Baptist Church. Rev. Julian S. Hopkins and Rev. John Biddle conducted the service with music by Mrs. Harry Monroe and Bobby Hopkins. Active and honorary pallbearers were listed. Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Hamilton
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Green Street Baptist Church
Julian S. Hopkins
John Biddle
Asheboro
Harry Monroe
Bobby Hopkins
First Baptist Church of
Archdale
Friends
Rex Carter
Lloyd Skeen
Elwood Embler
R. H. Taylor
J. E. Hall
Bruce Wagoner
T. L. Laughlin
Tom Causkey
Harrison Dorsett
L. H. Kinney
B. W. Woodlief
B. W. Marshall
W. C. Ferree
Skyway Route Marking Plans Across United States
The first transcontinental skyway route is being marked with a 1 symbol resembling aircraft wings and a true north arrow on roofs, highways, and open ground. High Point Greensboro chamber and Guilford County pilots pledge funds. Los Angeles and Washington boards of trade assist. route spans 40 miles wide from near Richmond to near Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
High Point
Greensboro
War Dead Will Be Returned This Fall
The New York port of embarkation announced that the first American war dead from European battlefields would arrive on the Joseph V. Connolly in late October. The ship will dock at Brooklyn Army Base and carry 6 200 remains. Pearl Harbor remains arrive earlier in San Francisco and 5 000 more dead will be returned through New York in December. Only bodies with next of kin return requests will be brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Port of Embarkation
U.S. Army
Joseph V. Connolly
Connolly
Pier No. 3
Brooklyn Army Base
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
Army
NYPD
1945 Deaths Injuries in American Farm People
In 1945 about 16 000 accidental deaths and avianage injuries marked the year for American farm people. The Bohemian boy offers his choice a small ginger read cake as a sign for a dancing partner. Stainless steel production in 1945 neared 540 000 tons in the United States. There are 217 deep oil wells below 12 000 feet worldwide, with most in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edema causes and treatments outlined by Dr McDonald
The article explains edema arising from heart failure, kidney inflammation, protein deficiency, and liver disorders. Treatments include bed rest, daily position changes, digitalis, salt restriction, salt substitutes, mercurial kidney stimulants, ammonium chloride, and allowing ample water intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. McDonald
Deeland
Ohio
First Permanent Home for Eisenhowers On Columbia Campus
The Eisenhowers weigh civilian life at Columbia University with a campus residence planned as their official home. Mrs. Eisenhower speaks of home as center, while Ike values a garden and a simple routine, as they anticipate a country retreat and a life among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Washington
Dwight D Eisenhower
Columbia University
Ike
Mamie
Eisenhower
New York
Eisenhowers
Fort Myer
Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery
Johnny
Snow Bound Tourists Rescued at Glacier National Park
Nearly 150 tourists stranded for days in Glacier National Park followed snowplows along two main highways to safety. The 40 cars halted at Glacier Park station when U S highway 2 was blocked by a three day storm with deep drifts. Park headquarters at Belton said highway 2 and Going to the Sun road over Logan Pass, at 6654 feet, were open to automobile traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park Station
U. S
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