Pelham NC Marriage News Highlights June 17
In Pelham North Carolina Miss Jerlean Odell daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Odell Ridegway Virginia and Jerry Wayne Pruitt son of Mr and Mrs Presley Pruitt of Pelham were married Friday June 17 at 5 pm in Church of the Living God Spray North Carolina Rev Glenn Odell uncle of the bride performed the ceremony only family and close friends attended the couple will reside in Pelham Community notes mention several local residents and visitors including Col Eddie Harris Jr and family to South Dakota and Nat Swann Jr and family returning to Signal Mountain Tennessee with trips to Myrtle Beach and Raleigh hospital visits and other local updates.
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Pelham
N.C
Church of the Living God
Spray
Jerlean Odell
Steve Odell
Ridegway
Jerry
Wayne Pruitt
Presley Pruitt
Glenn Odell
Prudit
Eddie Harris
Stephanie
Christen
Jo-anne
Cat. Harris
South Dakota
J. Hester Fowlkes
Nat Swann Jr
Nat Swann III
Hayes
Signal Mountain
Tenn
Nat Swann
Airs
Bob Duncan
Winston-Salem
F. H. Duncan
Jean Durham
Memorial Hospital
Danville
J. W. Ferguson
Cindy Strader
Ruslin
Eugent Baggett
Raleigh
Charlie Morris Jr
Bambi
Scott
Jeffrey
Don Jefferson
Miami
Fla
Kentuck
Kentuck Presbyterian Church
William Barnes
Manson P. Estes
John Collie
Edwin T. Adams
Wilson Adams
Daniel McLaughlin
Anthony Flint
R. J. L. Farmer
Myrtle Walton
Bartow
Bla
Lee R. Bennett
William S. Dodson
Wortsmouth
E. Wi. Dodson
John Collie, Jr
Jane Barnes
Steve Barnes
Walter Harashyo
Portsmouth
William Speegle
Yorktown
James Shields
Virginia Tech
Blacksboro
Edwin T.adams
Jo Ann Adams
Adams
Wy. IV. Nye
Hampton
Sara Jane Bennett
R. F. Stevens
Talifax
Lambert To Seek Post Vacated By Warren Death
Joe Lambert, a former Spring Lake barber who was defeated last month in the Democratic renomination bid for the state House, announced his candidacy for sergeant at arms. He seeks the post vacated by the death of Joe Warren of Prospect Hill, with Carson Gregory and Archie Lane also running for the position as the 1967 session nears.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Joe Lambert
House of Representatives
Barber
Spring Lake
Joe Warren
Prospect Hill
John Stennis
Dmiss
Dodd
Stennis
D-Conn
Sermne
Chou
Chicago
Gheorghe Maurer
Touga- Dai
Julius Klein
Isaiah Edwin Leopold
Choulloo College
Jack
Ed Wynn
Sammy Davis Jr
Burt Lancaster
Senate
Klein
Germune 19
Jackson
Jmany
Beverly Hills
America
Ses l
Sions
Leon
Joe Klein
Novosibirsk
Maurer
Tee
Siberia
Nicolai Ceausescu
Thomas J
Dion
de Gaulle
Communist Party
Kremlin
Chow
Albania
Homania
Moscow
Peking
Red China
Europe
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Canton
Martin Luther King Jr
King
NEA Meet Focuses on Militancy and Civil Rights Problems
NEA members gather for its 104th annual meeting in Miami Beach with talks on militant tendencies among teachers and complex civil rights issues. William G. Carr notes militancy beyond economics and urges responsibility, while federal funding and desegregation remain contested topics. John W. Gardner to address concerns on government involvement in education.
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Geoffrey Gould
Miami Beach
Fla
William G. Carr
National Education Association
Carr
NEA
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Rit
Mercer
World leaders meet during Faisal visit and tense scenes
King Faisal begins a 10 day state visit to the United States with lunch at the State Department and talks with President Johnson, drawing attention amid Jewish-Arab tensions in New York where officials withdraw recognition and a grand UN luncheon follows. In Moscow, French President de Gaulle arrives with a ceremonial welcome as his 12 day visit starts.
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White House
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United States
Dean Rusk
Preisis
Dent Johnson
Israel
New York
John V. Lindsay
Rusk
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Waldorf Astoria
U Vhant
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
jState
De Gaulles European vision amid East West tensions
Paris leader De Gaulle pressed for a Europe united amid East West frictions. He met Brezhnev and Kosygin in Moscow before addressing Novosibirsk crowds, while Viet Nam peace efforts stalled and U S troops continued sweeps. Chou En-lai wrapped up Romania visit as King and civil rights protests marked the Mississippi march.
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Jon
de Gaulle
Moscow
Paris
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Siberian
Novosibirsk
Communist Party
Pope Paul VI
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thien
Saigon
Hue
Chou En-lai
Red China
Romania
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New London
Jamies FE. Coggins Jr
Towson, Md
Charles V. Shields
London
Penneylvania
Paci
Venk
Cambodia
Plains
Yale
Aeronautics Authority
Supreme Soviet
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