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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1944

Page

5

Miss Edna Holloway Weds Murray Gordon Hatcher

Miss Edna Holloway of Mount Airy wed Murray Gordon Hatcher of Lilesville North Carolina on June 11 1944 at the Belton home with Rev C E Otey officiating A reception followed and out of town guests included Thelma Hatcher and Naomi Holloway The couple will reside in Lilesville after a brief wedding trip

J. Spurgeon Belton Edna Holloway Murray Gordon Hatcher Lilesville N. C Belton South Main Street Mount Airy C. E. Otey Haymore Memorial Baptist Church Wilma Swanson William Allred Naomi Holloway Johnnie Martin Janee Key Beverly Allen Teddy Key Pilot Mountain Washington, D. C

Mitchell Gunnell Engagement Announced

Announcement of the engagement between Miss Juanita Mitchell of Washington D C and Ranze Gunnell of this city and the Washington Senators. Miss Mitchell is with Walter Reed Hospital in Washington and the groom was signed with the Philadelphia Phillies before joining the Senators. Gunnell is currently in…

Juanita Mitchell Washington, D. C Asheville N. C Ranze Gunnell Washington Senators Miss Mitchell Walter Reed Hospital Washington Philadelphia Phillies Gunnell

Miss Webb and Wrenn Lead Brownie Troop on Vacation

Christine Webb and Barbara Wrenn will co lead the Brownie Girl Scouts during their college vacation. The group of thirteen includes seven to nine year olds. Meetings occur weekly in Barbara Fowler’s Main Street playroom with a rotating mother hostess. They work on age appropriate Girl Scout activities and are currently making waste paper baskets.

Christine Webb Barbara Wrenn Girl Scouts Barbara Fowler Main Street

Citadel Student Prank Graves At Home During Vacation

Prank Graves a student at The Citadel Charleston D C is spending his vacation at his home here.

Prank Graves The Citadel Charleston, D. C

Miss Virginia Foy Weds E C Hoffman in Formal Ceremony

Miss Virginia Foy married E C Hoffman in a church ceremony attended by relatives and Southern officials. The bride, educated in home economics, wore pink crepe with orchid corsage, and the groom is a state consulting engineer with the Farm Security Administration. A reception followed at the Foy home with a green and white color theme.

Robert M. Smith Walter D. Moss Arlington Copenhagen Clare Porter E. C. Foy Frank Foy Mississippi Ordnance Plant Jackson Miss Co. N. Clark D. D R. K. Redwine First Baptist Church Howard Foy A. Hennis, Jr John Foy Granite Street Grace Foy Sargent Duffield East Orange N. J Beverly Bivens Mr. Foy Salem College Winston- Salem Alpha Kappa Omricon Nu Central Junior High School Greensboro New York Veterans’ Administration Gainesville B. D. Hoffman Selma Ala R. R. Moser Columbia S. C Charlotte Carlton Wauchula Fla 8. D. Duffield John F. Foy Foy Belinda Johnnie Mississippi Walter Doss Julianna and Dickie Walter James Scherer Laurinburg Eugene Radcliffe Augusta Ed Hudgins Eugene Rountree Florence Partridge Washington, D. C David Dutcher Rochester N. Y

Mrs White Given Courtesies During Atlanta Visit

Mrs James White of Atlanta Ga guest of Mrs O H Yokley enjoyed a week of entertaining events. Bridge games luncheon garden party and cola party featured prizes won by Mrs Hugh Holcomb Mrs R B Crawford Jr and Mrs Ethel Porter. Gifts were presented to Mrs White at each event.

James White Atlanta O. H. Yokley Yokley Hugh Holcomb New Willow Hotel J. F. Yokley R. B. Crawford, Jr Winston-Salem Ethel Porter Oscar Merritt E. W. Paddison Mrs. White

Bain Family Summer Plan Near White Plains

Mrs James J Bain and her young daughter are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Venable at White Plains for the summer while her husband Chief Petty Officer Bain serves at sea. She was formerly Miss Mary Venable.

James J. Bain A. J. Venable White Plains Bain

Cake Cutting Honors Bridal Party After Wedding Rehearsal

Monday evening cake cutting followed the wedding rehearsal at Central Methodist Church. The Foy home on Main Street displayed mixed summer flowers with green and white accents. A red tiered cake, swansonia, fern, lace cloth, and silver candlesticks framed the table as the bride and groom cut the first slice. cousins served cake with ice cream, mints, and nuts for intimate guests.

U.S. Naval Reserve L. B. Hauser Dobson J. W. Parker Methodist Church Edythe Reece Evening Star Tannhauser Betty Folger Reece McDowell P. B. Folger Mary Betty Norman Central Methodist Church Foy Main Street

Informal Tea Honoring Local Brides at Mrs Rossie George’s

Mrs Rossie George hosted an informal tea at her home on Tuesday honoring brides Mrs Frank Toler Jr and Mrs Foster Christian, and brides elect Miss Patricia Whitlock and Miss Dot Bunker. Guests included Mrs Ed Hudgins of Greensboro and Beverly Bivins home from New York. Each honoree received a gift amid summer floral decor and light refreshments.

Rossie George Wa Frank Toler, Jr Foster Christian Patricia Whitlock Dot Bunker Ed Hudgins Greensboro Beverly Bivins New York

Morning party honors local brides and bride-elect

Forty young ladies attended a mistress Smith morning party at their home honoring Miss Dot Bunker bride-elect and Mrs Frank Toler Jr recent bride with corsages. Guests included Miss Jacque Cash from Fayetteville Sara Merritt guest Patricia Whitlock bride-elect and Mrs Foster Christian. Pink roses decor and tea time with punch sandwiches notes presented to honorees.

Dot Bunker Frank Toler, Jr Jacque Cash Fayetteville Sara Merritt Patricia Whitlock Foster Christian Toler Miss Bunker

Arts and Crafts Guild Meeting With Mrs Webb

The Arts and Crafts Guild meets Tuesday at two o clock with Mrs A G Webb at her Lebanon street home.

Arts and Crafts Guild A. G. Webb Lebanon Street

Visitor and Brides Share Honors at Merritt Home

Miss Jacque Cash of Fayetteville joined Miss Mary Louise Merritt and Miss Sarah Merritt in hosting a Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank Toler Jr and brides elect Miss Dorothy Bunker and Miss Patricia Whitlock shared honors with the guest of honor. Twenty five young ladies attended. Gifts were given to the guests of honor as bridge and other games were played.

Mary Louise Sarah Merritt Jacque Cash Fayetteville Merritt Frank Toler, Jr Dorothy Bunker Patricia Whitlock

Picnic and Worship on Pilot Knob

The Rockford Street Methodist Church School Young People class held a worship service and Sunday school lesson led by L. W. Gunnel atop Pilot Knob on Sunday, June 11, followed by a picnic lunch. Miss Helen Kiger of Winston-Salem attended as a former member.

Rockford Street Methodist Church Pilot Mountain L. W. Gunnel Pilot Knob Helen Kiger Winston- Salem

Mrs S M Inman Hosts Visiting Inman Family

Several members of the S M Inman family visit Mrs Inman at her home just north of the city. Included are Dr and Mrs Conrad Iffman, their son Tom, and Mrs Wallace Inman with her daughter.

Misses Hennis Host Informal Party at Home

Misses Margaret and Billie Hennis invited about thirty friends for an informal Thursday evening gathering at their home. Honor guests included Mrs. Prank Toler Jr and Mrs. Foster Christian recent brides, plus Misses Patricia Whitlock Dot Bunker the bride elect. Jacque Dash of Fayetteville attended as guest of Miss Sara Merritt. Decorations featured white iris and blue delphinium. A salad course was served. Each honor guest received a gift. Mrs. Toler

Margaret Billie Hennis Prank Toler, Jr Foster Christian Patricia Whitlock Dot Bunker Jacque Dash Fayetteville Sara Merritt Toler

Folger Family Return From Henderson Visit

Mrs J M Folger and daughter Miss Della Welch Folger return from Henderson after visiting son and brother J C Folger and family.

J. M. Folger Della Welch Folger Henderson J. C. Folger

Miss Smith Hosts Tea For Friends

Miss Ann Smith held a Thursday afternoon informal tea to honor Mrs. Frank Toler Jr and Mrs. Foster Christian, both brides, along with Miss Dot Bunker. Jacque Cash, guest of Miss Sara Merritt, attended as a house guest. Mixed flowers and light refreshments complemented the event as gifts were given to the honorees and brides.

Ann Smith Frank Toler, Jr Foster Christian Dot Bunker Jacque Cash Sara Merritt Miss Bunker Miss Dash

Pre-Nuptial Luncheon For Wedding Guests

Miss Virginia Foy sister ton Virginia hosted a pre nuptial luncheon for wedding party guests at the Willow Hotel in ton Virginia. The affair on Monday featured white lilies and carnations as centerpieces and bridal motif place cards marking seating.

Walter D. Moss Arlington Virginia Foy Exbert Hoffman Willow Hotel

Miss Mildred Edwards Hosts Tea for Edna Holloway

Miss Mildred Edwards hosted a Saturday afternoon tea on June 10 honoring Miss Edna Holloway. The event celebrated Miss Holloway and her marriage to Murry Gordon Hatcher of Lilesville performed Sunday June 11. Guests included friends of the honoree.

Mildred Edwards Edna Holloway Murry Gordon Hatcher Lilesville

Miss Virginia Coletrane Visits Greensboro then Emory

Miss Virginia Coletrane spent the past weekend with Miss Louise Kendall in Greensboro and will travel this week to visit her mother in Emory Virginia.

Virginia Coletrane Louise Kendall Greensboro Emory, Va

Lieut Albert Stanley In South Pacific

Fireman Bud Brannock reported a letter from Lieut. Albert Stanley now stationed in the South Pacific. Stanley said he was on an island that recently belonged to the Japs. He had been with the State Highway Patrol, assigned here for years, resigning in July 1941 to join the Marine Corps.

Bud Brannock Albert Stanley South Pacific Stanley Lieut State Marine Corps

Eastern Star Grand Chapter Attendee Roster

Among those attending the Grand Chapter meeting of The Order of the Eastern Star were Mrs. A. B. Macon Mrs. Wm. Allred Mrs. Jease Banner Mrs. E. C. Belton Jr. Mrs. Chester Mayes and Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Loften. Miss Helen Kiger has returned to her home in Winston-Salem after visiting Mrs. R. G. Carpenter for the past three weeks.

The Order of the Eastern Star A. B. Macon Wm. Allred Jease Banner E. C. Belton, Jr Chester Mayes Dillard Loften Helen Kiger Winston-Salem R. G. Carpenter

Answers to Qs on U S War Agencies and Forces

A concise set of wartime figures cites the Assistant Attorney General of the United States, about 50 000, and confirms Hitler as threatening England. Estimates include about 600 000 and annual outlays from twenty to twenty five billion dollars. It notes roughly half of 370 000 000 000 and Brig Gen Frank T Hines as Administrator of Veterans Affairs. It concludes the army was thoroughly beaten and lists Germany eight million and Allies seventeen million.

U. S Hitler England Frank T. Hines Veterans’ Affairs Germany

Miss Ruth Van Duyne Becomes Central Church Director

Miss Ruth Van Duyne of Philadelphia arrives to take up duties as director of music and superintendent of young people at Central Methodist Church. A 1944 graduate of Westminster Choir College Princeton she impressed visitors with her singing and personality and begins the new role after graduation.

Ruth van Duyne Philadelphia Central Methodist Church Miss van Duyne West Minster Choir College Princeton N. J

Sparger Couple Attend Yadkin College Reunion in Lexington

Mr and Mrs George Sparger Jr spent Thursday in Lexington for the Yad kin College classes reunion.

George Sparger, Jr Lexington Yadkin College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Misa Mary Frances Folger R. L. Hauser M. G. Hatcher Mitchell-Gunnell Webb Wrenn E. C. Hoffman Misses Smith S. M. Inman Misses Hennis Miss Smith Dover Central Church Belk’s Dept. Store Larrie Naneae White Suede Sandal Boyle
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