Tea Fete for Miss Cleo Hardee Bride Elect
Mesdames L H Zimmerman Paul Dorsett and W M Given hosted a Saturday afternoon informal tea at the Zimmerman residence 901 Carrick Avenue for Miss Cleo Hardee bride elect of October. Guests greeted at the door, presented corsages, then moved to a dining room with a white satin table a punch bowl and fall floral arrangements. Honors included silver from Mrs Zimmerman crystal from Mrs Dorsett and a band decorated lamp from Mrs Given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames L. H
Zimmerman
Paul Dorsett
W. M. Given
Wag
Mmerman
Carrick Avenue
Cleo Hardee
Pady Kenna
Memorial Service for Mrs Stafford at D A R Meeting
A memorial service for Mrs W C Stafford was held Sunday at Ke Moravian Church in Kernersville. The Joseph Kerner Chapter D A R, of which she was a member, hosted the service with a memory program including music, Scripture, and her own Confession of Faith.
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Kernersville
W. C. Stafford
Ke Moravian
Joseph Kerner
Daughters of the American Revolution
Faithful Workers Class Meeting at Mrs Charping’s Home
The Faithful Workers Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 6 30 P M at the home of Mrs Paul Charping on A Avenue. Members are invited to bring their families. An announcement stated this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Paul Charping
Kernersville DAR Resumes Meetings at Moravian Church
The Kernersville DAR met at the Moravian Church with Mrs. Sam Vance Jr. and Sarah Shore among attendees. The chapter discussed Keep America in your Heart, reviewed minutes and finances, noted summer dramas, and planned a Crossnore donation and a Greensboro district meeting. A memorial service for Mrs. Stafford was announced for Sept. 23 at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Whittington
Crossnore
Mary Sloop
Crossnoro
Greensboro
W G. McFarland
D.A.R
Mary Sue Kerner
Philip Kerner
Vance
Don Readen
B. B. Tatum
Donnell
Flag Rights Stafford
Miss York to Wed J B Hill Jr
Central Falls announces the wedding of Irene York to J B Hill Jr of Archdale. The ceremony will be next Saturday at five o'clock at the Central Falls Baptist Church with Mr and Mrs Charles York celebrating the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles York
Central Falls
Marri
Irene
J. . Iy Jr
J. B. Hill
Archdale
Central Falls Baptist Church
Wild Flower Garden Club Plans Thursday Outdoor Supper
The Wild Flower Garden Club will meet Thursday at six o'clock at 418 Gatewood the home of Mrs. R. B. Moore for an outdoor supper followed by a business meeting. Hostesses include Mrs. English Kivett Coble and Johnson. Miss Barbara Brooks programs James Mattoicks as guest speaker on Birds and Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Garden Club
R. B. Moore
Gatewood
W. H. English
Gladys Kivett
Herman Coble
Mary Clegg Johnson
Barbara Brooks
James Mattocks
Hospital patients recover after operations at High Point Memorial
Mrs. Paul Cooper of 206 Moore Avenue underwent an operation Wednesday and is recuperating satisfactorily. Mrs. W. L. Carter of 810 Tate Street is improving after treatment since Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas E. Davis of 1416 Valley Ridge Drive had surgery Thursday and is recuperating and can receive visitors. Mrs. Bill Currie had an operation yesterday with a satisfactory condition. Mrs. Charles Bryant returned from Smithfield after attending a reception for Miss LuLongburn, Miss North Carolina of 1951.
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Paul Cooper
Moore Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. L. Carter
Tate Street
Thomas E. Davis
Valley Ridge Drive
Bill Currie
Charles Bryant
Smithfield
Lu- Long Burn
North Carolina
Ranes Wicker Nuptials Solemnized at First Presbyterian
The marriage of Beatrice Overcash Wicker to Marshall Thomas Ranes was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, floral altars, and music by Henry Whipple and Miss Mildred Hutchins. The bride wore a rose beige lace gown with matching gloves, carried orchids, and will reside in High Point after a bridal trip to New York. Out of town guests included families from Henderson, Cameron, and Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Overcash Wicker
Marshall Thomas Ranes
Presbyterian Church
Roy Watts
Henry Whipple
Thad McInnis
Henry Lee Overcash
Venice
Ballard M. Bones
Mildred Hutchine
W. Earl
W. H. Fletcher
E. M. Powell
John Watkins
Henderson
W. M. Wicker
Paul J. Wicker
Cameron
George Gabriel
Frankie Sanford
C. E. Wicker
Beatrice Lechrise
Sanford
Marshal
Thomas Ranes
Beatrice Wicker
Erian
D. Overcash
Mr. Overcash
Business and Professional Women Observe Breakfast and Service
National Business Women's Week activities included a 9:00 a.m. breakfast at the K and W Restaurant Elwood Hotel with devotional by Mrs Zana Whitesell and interpretation by Helen Irwin. Members then attended an 11:00 a.m. worship service at Green Street Baptist Church where Dr L B Reavis spoke on If I Should Die Before I Live. Thirty members attended breakfast. twenty five attended church. a business meeting was set for Tuesday at Edith Joiner's home to finalize plans for the Benefit Bridge Canasta party and Fashion Show at the Sheraton Hotel on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elwood
Zana Whitesell
Helen Irwin
National Federation
Green St. Baptist Church
L. B. Reavis
Reavis
St. John
Kingdom of God
Edith Joiner
Cedron Ave
Sheraton Hotel
Community Club and Civic Women Schedule Weekly Events
The notice outlines a week of meetings and social events across groups in High Point. Activities include the African Violet Society at 8 p.m. with Mrs. B W Hae, the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Mrs. Payne's home, the Altrusa Club dinner at the Sheraton with Charles Medlin, the Fortnighters gathering with Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark, and the High Point Chapter 106 Order Eastern Star initiation at the Masonic Temple. Also listed are the Modern Study Club, a tea and luncheon for Seyakhe Cae, a Junior Womans Club event at St Marys, and a High Point Memorial Hospital Women’s Group at the YWCA. A Canterbury rehearsal is set for Sunday with a cake-cutting at the Hauser home, followed by the Hauser-Ross wedding at First Baptist Church.
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B. W. Hae
Woodrow, TU
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Payne
Montheu Avenue
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Charles Medlin
Argie
Wayland Linthecum, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Clark
High Point
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Modern Study Club
A. D. Early
Gatewood Avenue
Seyakhe Cae Cn
Conrad
St. Mary's Episcopal Arch
Roy Culler
High Point Memorial Hospital
Y.W.C.A
Sheraton
Louis Voorhees
First Baptist Church
Hauser
Time Zone Note Affects Schedule Display
Rail timetable readers are reminded that Eastern Local Time shifts one hour earlier for Fer centre and two hours earlier for Fer mountain. Some schedule changes may alter times and dates. last minute program changes cannot be included.
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Fer Centre
Fer Mountain
Ieee
Television Schedule Fragments From Early Broadcast Guide
A dense listing of nightly programs across networks with varied shows from news, discussion and dramas to children’s and variety acts. Entries include Beulah's Skit, Lone Ranger, The Three News Commentary, and The Jim Connor style segments with names like Jack Smith Phow and Rob Crosby.
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Abe-Che
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs
Ebds
Nbe
Cbs
Newa
Nbe Beulah
Cbe
Abde
Mbe
Jack Smith
Phow
Abe Pinner
Abe Rob Crosby
Abe
Barlow
Henry Tazior
Lonesome Road
Thea United
Abs
Paul Lavalle
Noe
Summery
Celebrity TV and radio notes from a bustling week
A collage of TV and radio quips from Winchell and CBS offerings, with nitty details on Leave It to the Gels ad libs and Western Swing tempo. Public speeches by president and British PM gain little space beside Harry Gross's silence and jail-backed law. Local papers and gossip mix with cultural tidbits and forthcoming books.
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Tony Martin
NBC
Homicide
CBS
Studio One
Mary Sinclair
Maria Riva
Duluth
Minn
Britain
Harry Gross
Gross
Underworld
Nanty N. ¥. Times
Gaces
Cy Sulzberger
Law Prohibits Loud Snoring in Dunn North Carolina
Local ordinance in Dunn North Carolina makes it illegal to snore loudly enough to disturb neighbors. The terse rule targets nighttime noise and could involve penalties for violators under municipal code.
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Dunn
North Carolina
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OPO Clothing
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