Wedding plans revealed for three out-of-town brides
Asheboro parents disclose engagements of Loretta Dawn Melton and Jack Mick ley Anderson of Winston Salem and Thomasville couple Viola Carolee Wood and Kenneth Carl Morris. July and June weddings listed with First Baptist Church Asheboro and Siler City First Methodist set. Glenda Joann Brown and George Sewell plan a full Winston Salem wedding.
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Melton
Asheboro
Woman's College
Greensboro
Carolina Power and Light Co
Williams Township
Whiteville
Anderson
U. S. Army
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Otis Eleavator Co
Winston-Salem
Siler City
Viola Carolee Wood
Wake Forest College
Kenneth Carl Morris
Carl L. Morris
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Miss Wood
E. Vaughn Wood
Wood
Greensboro College
Wake Forest
Fair Grove
Morris
U. S. Navy
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
Winston - Salem
Walter Glenn Brown
Glenda Joann
George Douglas Sewell
Ernest Lee Sewell
Hickory
James A. Gray High School
Miss Brown
High Point College
Phi Mu Sorority
Sewell
Patterson Bisopeal School For
Lenoir
Pi Kappa Alpha
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
Womeldorf Akin couple to be complimented after rehearsal
Miss Sue Womeldorf and her fiancé William Baker Akin Jr. will be honored with a cake cutting after the rehearsal at Brentwood Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m. The cake cutting occurs at 9 p m in the First Presbyterian Church dining room. Guests include Mesdames Caldwell Avent Hope Hunter and Watts. The couple plan a 3 30 p m ceremony at Brentwood Presbyterian Church on Saturday with a reception in the church parlor afterward.
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Sue Womeldorf
William Baker Akin Jr
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
Clifford D. Caldwell
Lawrence Avent
Sam Hope
George V. Hunter
Roy E. Watts
Miss Womeldorf
Mr. Akin
John Andrew Womeldorf
Thursday A M Bridge Club Meets at YWCA
The Thursday Morning Bridge Club met last week at the YWCA with Miss Thelma Walter as hostess. High score was achieved by Miss Geneieve Moore. The next meeting is set for April 12 at 9 am with Mrs. Franklin Greer as hostess.
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YWCA
Thelma Walter
Geneieve Moore
Bridge Club
Franklin Greer
Midweek Garden Club to Tour Local Photography Studio
Midweek Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Members plan a tour of a local photographic studio to view equipment and layouts.
Xi Psi Chapter To Meet Monday
The Xi Psi exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the home of Mrs. Max Stout 117 Penny Rd. Dinner will be served at 6 30 o clock on Monday evening.
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Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Max Stout
Penny Rd
Les Fleurs Set To Meet Friday
Mrs. Francis Hicks Jr. hosts Les Fleurs Garden Club residents at 924 Country Club Drive Friday at 11 o'clock. Members from the group will attend the morning gathering hosted by her mother Mrs. Joe Walser Jr.
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Francis Hicks Jr
Joe Walser Jr
Country Club Dr
Les Fleurs Garden Club
Mrs Hall to Host Canterbury Club Meeting
Canterbury Club members will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. Hostess Mrs W B Hall will greet attendees at her home 901 Johnson Street.
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Mrs. Hall
Canterbury Club
Roger Kirchofer Auxiliary To Meet
Roger Kirchofer Post 206 American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the post home on Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Roger Kirchofer
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Marsh Reports On Exchange Teacher Visit
Mrs. Marsh discussed Miss Virginia Robinson’s year as an exchange teacher in Korea at the Canterbury Club meeting hosted by Mrs. W. B. Hall on Johnson Street. Robinson, a third grade teacher at Peabody Demonstration School, spoke of Korean students and cultural barriers, urging free exchange of ideas to bridge international gaps.
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Virginia Robinson
Everett Marsh
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Melton
First Baptist Church
Womeldorf-Akin
A.M. Bridge Clubbers Report
Zebra
Cobbers
Xi Psi Chapter
Les Fleurs
Baley
GRFEN
Marsh
America
A Jewelers
Seersucker
Dacron
Das Shop
N. Main ST
High Point
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