Matherly Raynor Marriage Held at Hillcrest Baptist Church
Miss Victoria Ann Matherly and Ronnie William Raynor exchanged vows at 7 30 PM on August 7 16 in Hillcrest Baptist Church Ashwood Place and Ingram. Officiant Rev Joseph I Willis led a ceremony with floral and candle decor. The couple plans to reside in Ringgold after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Ann Matherly
Otho C. Matherly
Ashwood Place
Ronnie William Raynor
Otis William Raynor
Ingram
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Joseph I. Willis
Gene Scott
Janice Fitzgerald
Gaylene Talbott
Blairs
Bonnie Womack
Raynor
Hank Terry
Randy Raynor
Lee Gammon
Linda Smith
Susie Travis
Vickie Travis
Barbara Crisswell
Tunstall High School
King's Department Store
Halifax High School
Smoky Mountains
Ringgold
Lingerie's Fall Style Surprise in New York fashion notes
New York fashion coverage highlights fall loungewear in lingerie departments with price points from seven to above twenty five dollars. Designers mix bedroom and living room ready pieces in pastel and beige tones using nylon tricot fabrics, with silhouettes from belt accents to plunging waists and military inspired details. Ralph Montenero and others emphasize versatile gowns, coverups, and updated loungewear lines for Blanche and Chic, while Terry Russo adds nostalgic humor with trompe l oeil prints for Noodles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
John Kloss
Cira
Vienna
Ralph Montenero
Blanche
Elis
Deena
Chic
Terry Russo
Chatham Social Guests Circulate From North and South
Chatham residents hosted a string of visitors from Culpeper Danville Dallas Carmel Ind Seattle and Florida overnights and weekend trips. Families including Mrs Kerr Mrs White and Mrs Wicknair shared time on Whittle Street and in Richmond. Others toured Williamsburg and Abingdon while vacations included a Caribbean trip and a weekend at Camp Chanco Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr §. Evans
Chatham
Early Barksdale
Danville
James Storey
Dallas
Texas
Thomas Jeffries
Culpeper
G. Rison White
Sharon and
Duncan
Carmel, Ind
Richard Wicknair
Seattle, Wash
Rison White
Whittle Street
Close Gap With Our Children by Lou Cottin
A call for a united front of the elderly with their adult children to improve dialogue and cooperation. The piece argues for joint action on aging issues including nursing home safety, rising costs, and policy reforms, urging seniors and heirs to discuss politics, economy, and quality of life to build mutual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Cottin
Mama
Pop
U.S
Mom
Meditation Through TM Attracts Celebrities And Public Figures
The article profiles meditation as a stress relief practiced by Dennis Weaver and Dr Harold Bloomfield among others. It describes TM as a simple relaxation technique not a religion, with advocates highlighting its benefits and some cautions about cult-like tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Weaver
Harold Bloomfield
Karl E. Lutze
Weaver
Lutze
Harald Bloomfiled
California
Michael Peter Caine
Dennis Jaffer
Bloomfield
Brad L
Brad
Name Change Center Aids Women On Marital Names
Robert Jaeger Jr of Denver writes about wanting a shared surname as marriage nears. The Center for a Woman's Own Name offers printed materials and legal advice on changing or retaining maiden names, founded by Terry Tepper after switching back from Weiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Koch
Robert Jaeger Jr
Denver
Colo
Terry Tepper
Lawrence Weiner
Terry Weiner
Terry
Priscilla Macdougall
Madison
Wisc
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Kloss
Klines
Frank Benefield
Belleaire Beach
Fla
Henry Carter, Sr
LaRue Carter
Henry Carter, Jr
Kathi
Salisbury
N.C
Richmond
Williamsburg
Sue Boswell
Mary George
Carl Lee Thomas
Virgil P. Hardy
Gretna
Celeste Thomas
Abingdon
Bill Evans
Wayne Malpass
Camp Chanco
Surrey
Dad
By Joanne Koch
By Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Fond
Ourice
Marshall McCloud
Screen Actors Guild
Bankamericard
THURS
FBI
Kings Fairgrounds Plaza
Piney
Cpehk Leggett
Hich
North Union
Dial
West Main
Allens Rervices
Main Street
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