Church Ceremony Unites Miss Black and Mr Baker
Bonnie Maeyer wed Charles Edward Baker in a Saturday ceremony at Free Pictured a Sabrina neckline highgrim Church officiated by Rev. Thomas Kenyon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Black, wore Chantilly lace with a fingertip veil and Juliet cap, and carried a prayer book. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker, is employed with Southern Seating Co. The reception followed at the bride's home. couple to reside there.
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Lexington
Bonnie Maeyer
Black
Charles Edward Baker
Chantilly
Thomas
Kenyon
John A. Black
Grove High School
John A. Baker
Trinity
Highers Point
Susie Crofts
Ray Hemrick
Solar Spectrum Limits Women's Cosmetics In 1960s Style
A breezy feature notes the space age beauty boom with colored contact lenses, bold face powders, and lipsticks in green, violet, blue, and yellow. It highlights eye shadow, mascara, and eyebrow pencils as the era’s trend leaders, calling the solar spectrum the limit for glamour.
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New York
Garden Tasks Need Immediate Attention
John H. Harris lists yard jobs needing prompt care at North Carolina State College. He urges mulching to reduce weeding and conserve moisture using pine needles leaves straw corn cobs sawdust or black plastic. He plans rose pruning and disease control with ferbam captan or zineb and notes insects may require a commercial mix. drastic pruning of ligustrum and Chinese holly is planned while caution is advised for junipers and arborvitaes. Nematode damage seen in holly and azaleas is treated with Nemagon, showing chlorotic leaves and brown roots. previous year’s use yielded good results.
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John H. Harris
N. C. State College
Weekend social events from Friday to Saturday
Friday activities include a 7 30 p m garden club meeting at 2604 S Main St hosted by Mrs T P Richardson and an 8 p m wedding rehearsal for Barbara Kemp and David L Wade at High Point Friends Meeting House with a cake cutting in the church library hosted by three ladies. Saturday features Barbara Kemp Wade’s 5 p m wedding at the same venue and a 7 9 p m miscellaneous shower for Charlene Parrish hosted by three women at the Faulkner home on Apex Street.
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Sunset Garden Club
T. P. Richardson
S. Main St
Barbara Kemp
David L. Wade
High Point Friends Meeting House
Keith Truitt
D. P. Teague
B. E. Tucker
Charlene Parrish
A. W. Faulkner
Marlowe Byrd
Judy Robertson
Faulkner
Apex Street
Fresh Fruits Wake Sleepy Appetites in Raleigh Markets
Fresh fruits boost breakfast and dessert ideas with pears bananas and berries from North Carolina markets. Miss S Virginia Wilson notes pears suit baking when firm and under ripe, while bananas blend well in salads and pies. Strawberries should appear soon with oranges and grapefruit for vitamin C. daily fruit intake supports minerals and vitamins. Peninsula fauna note reports over 50 mammal species including bear cougar and Roosevelt elk in Olympic Peninsula wilderness.
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Raleigh
S. Virginia Wilson
Food Land
N. C. Agricultural Extension Service
North Carolina
Polls and Polly Cramer Decor Qs in a Home Column
In a lively domestic advice column Polly Cramer debunks jazzy color schemes for a dining room and suggests green walls with white ceilings and curtains. Readers seek guidance on bedroom colors, curtains, and rug stain removal. fixes include seafoam green walls, pale green chintz curtains, and professional rug cleaning for rose wool.
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Polly
YWCA Calendar Saturday Program at WMFR
The calendar notes a 15 cent discount on a children's Bible story segment aired by Radio Station WMFR this Saturday under the YWCA schedule.
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WMFR
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Miss Black
Mr. Baker
Dorothy Roe
AP Women’s
Penninsula
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
POLYS
Polly Cramer
Williams
Penney’s
Guilford Optical CO
Main Street
Main Drag
Jock Southe
Penney's
Ywca Calendar
Famous Maker
Tobias Arca
Shies Sults
Tobias
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