Clement and Staley Vow at English Street Church
Miss Jean Faye Staley wed Richard H. Clement in a private ceremony at the parsonage of English Street Baptist Church. Rev. George Richardson officiated as the couple exchanged vows amid white gladioli and snapdragons. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Staley, is a High Point High School graduate employed by Carsons. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Clement of Neptune Beach, Fla., is a High Point High School and High Point College graduate with a B.S. in business admin and two years Army service. he works for Amos-Thompson Corporation. They will reside at 1108 Bridges St after a wedding trip in a light blue suit and navy accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Faye Staley
Richard H. Clement
English Street Baptist Church
George Richardson
R. Staley
High Point High School
Carsons
High Point
H. T. Clement
Neptune Beach
Fla
High Point College
Amos-Thompson Corporation
Bridges St
Junior League Annual Meeting Set Wednesday
The High Point Junior League will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at the Sheraton Hotel with an 11 o'clock business session led by retiring president Mrs. George W. Lyles. A luncheon at 12:30 p.m. will follow for sustaining members and guests, with decorations planned by Mrs. Robert Cottam and committee. The secret program will be organized by Mrs. R. T. Amos Jr. and volunteers including Mrs. David Parker and Mrs. Tom A. Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Junior League
Sheraton Hotel
George W. Lyles
Robert Cottam
John Diffendal
Jack Rochelle
William Hinson
Arnold Koonce
America's Easter Customs From Other Lands and Times
A historical overview of Easter traditions showing origins from Central Europe and Egypt, including colored eggs as symbols of new life and resurrection, new clothes for luck, the Easter hare, greetings and sun-linked beliefs, and the spread of Easter observance across regions and sects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Central
Europe
Calvary
Egypt
Eastern
Martha
Scott Gayle
Bean Saunders Wedding in Thomasville with Reception
A wedding at First Baptist Church followed by a reception in the church education building. The Saunders and Bean families hosted with Janie Dale Poole on organ, white gladioli and carnations decor, and a three tier cake. The day prior included a cake cutting and bridesmaids luncheon at the Dutch Club in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Bean- Saunders
W. K. Saunders
Henry Holton
Furman P. Covington
First Baptist Church Education Building
Lexington
S. M. Downs Jr
Church Groups Plan Tuesday Bible Class and Circles
Local church groups schedule meetings and events this week. Wesley Memorial hosts a monthly covered dish supper with guest speaker Dr. C C Herbert and a Bible display by Mrs Thelma Patrick. Calvary and Archdale circles also plan Tuesday gatherings at church sites and member homes. Kansas heritage noted in Easter motif refreshments at West Side Church of Christ gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Bible
Wesley Hall
Thelma Patrick
C. C. Herbert
Calvary Circles
Calvary Methodist Church
Susanna Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
Lindsay Memorial
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Harold Schram
Montheu Ave
H. W. Hazelwood
Carolina Ave
West Side Fellowship
Meet the Women's Fellowship of
West Side Church of Christ
Parkside Dr
W. H. Lewis
Madison Ave
Aldene Brown
Kansas
D. E. Davis
Evening Vows Spoken By Brower-Young Couple
Miss Pat Young and Donald L. Brower wed at Springfield Friends Meeting House at 8 p.m. with Rev. David Stanfield officiating. Attendants included sister Mary Brower and Mrs. Francis Young. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace and carried white carnations. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Brower. After a Florida trip, they will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mrs. Cockerhan
Ralph King
George York
Mary Brower
Francis Young
Missesa
Betty Jo Silvey
Duram
Paul Young
Swim Classes Begin Tuesday At Y W C A
High Point YWCA starts eight week swimming classes with separate sessions for girls and women on Tuesdays. Elementary girls at 3 15, intermediate at 4, plunge at 4 45. women beginners at 6 45, intermediate at 7 30, plunge at 8 15. Information available at the YWCA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Ywca
YMCA
YWCA
Music Club To Study Symphony
The Music Study Club meets Friday morning April 11 at 11 a.m. at 1026 Rockford Rd hosted by Mrs. Henry Foscue with hostesses Mrs. Lawrence Matton and Mrs. A B Huff. Mrs. Edith Sherrod leads a program studying a symphony performed by the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Foscue
Rockford Rd
Lawrence Matton
A. B. Huff
Edith Sherrod
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
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Clement-Staley
Junior League
High Point Enterprise
Midtown Station
New York 18
N. Y
the Easter Bunny
England
United States
Episcopal
Janie Dale Poole
Saunders
Charlie Bean
Edith Lavon Saunders
Randall Bean
Carl C. Wilson
J. Walter Lambeth Jr
Robert S. Powell
Carl Wilson
Honoragan
D. W. Walker
Greensboro
James W. Johnson
H. E. McFadden Sr
Ruby Rush
Randolph
Randolph Presbyterian Church
Arnold Spaugh
Pinecrest Dr
Marvin Allred
S. Main St
First Reformed ‘Circle
First Reformed Church
Mildred Bradley
Granby St
Brower
Honor
Charlie Ple
Brown
Cathy York
Diane Young
Flower
Ice
Albert L. Brower
Allen Jay High School
A. L. Brower
Sammy Young
Fred Macon
Prower Vale
Florida
Y.w.ca
Scott
Robert S. Gayle
Bruce
Janet Teague
John T. Ellis & Co
Lunt
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