Laura Perryman Feted At April Bridal Shower
Laura Perryman, April bride elect, was honored at a Thursday evening bridal shower hosted by Jamie Spurgeon and Jill Jordan at the Jordan home. Guests enjoyed yellow rosebud corsages, housewares gifts, and a crocheted linen table setting with daisies and candles. The couple’s mothers attended, and Perryman and Alan Koonts plan to marry April 30 at Calvary United Methodist Church with Miss Jordan and Miss Spurgeon as attendants.
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Laura Perryman
Jamie Spurgeon
Jill Jordan
Jordan
Miss Perryman
Mothers of the Engag
Arvel Perryman
Bill Koonts
Alan Koonts
Calvary United Methodist Church
Miss Jordan
Miss Spurgeon
Susan Newton Honored At Rainbow Themed Bridal Luncheon
Susan Lynn Newton was honored at a bridal luncheon given by Mrs. L. H. Efird at Holiday Inn Downtown. Guests included Amber Hamilton and family members. rainbow decor and orchid corsage marked the bride elect. The event announced April 23 vows at Albertson Road Baptist Church with Terry Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Susan Lynn Newton
L. H. Efird
Holiday Inn
P. C. Newton
Harold Mitchell
J. Raymond Newton
J. Raymond Mitchell
Cindy Newton
Suann Gregory
Susan Mitchell
Amber Hamilton
Mesdames Reid Harris
Don
Bridal Shower For Sue Spencer Ahead Of May 7 Wedding
Sue Spencer bride-elect of Dickie Scearce was honored at a Glenola Baptist Church shower attended by her mother Mrs Clyde Spencer and future mother-in-law Mrs J D Scearce. Hostesses Christine Allred Edith Davis Betty Carol Gray Hazel Gray Margaret Rich and Mildred Spencer organized the event with white carnation corsages refreshments and gifts. The couple plans to wed May 7 at Marlboro Friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Spencer
Dickie Scearce
Glenola Baptist Church
Christine Allred
Edith Davis
Betty Carol Gray
Hazel
Sorority Officers Elected and Events Planned Across Chapters
Eta Mu Beta Sigma Phi elected new officers led by Brenda Hopper with Maria Adams as president and voted to host the next meeting at Heritage Woods Clubhouse. Epsilon Zeta discussed rushees and pledges, a country shin dig on April 16, rummage sale on April 23, and Founders Day planning for April 27. Xi Psi featured artist talk and a May 20 22 Special Olympics volunteer pledge with a fall bazaar and a Mother Daughter Banquet on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Jayne Hart
Brenda Hopper
Sharon Coldron
Kay Woodell
Kay Cottingham
Phyllis Gallimore
Rita Latham
Joyce Hart
Eastgate Shopping Center
High Point
Thomasville Woman's Club
Foxfire Arts
Margaret Padgett
N. C. Burn Center
Chapel Hill
Sally Willison
Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carol Garcia
Ms. Willison
Greece
Egypt
Barbara Amos
Fran Andrews
Brinwood
YWCA Meeting Hosts Easter Themed Meditation
Mrs Jeanne Duncan delivered a meditation titled Spring during the Agenda Club gathering at the YWCA on Thursday evening. Mrs James Wright chaired the business portion and welcomed guest Mrs Joy Duncan as hostesses decorated tables with miniature Easter baskets and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Duncan
Agenda Club
YWCA
James Wright
Joy Duncan
Ralph Norman
Lois Mabrey
David Chains
Decorator Show House Planned for Symphony Fund
Greensboro Guilford County Chapter of the N C presents a decorator show house to aid the Symphony Sustaining Fund located at 1918 Lafayette Ave Greensboro open April 16 to 27 daily 10 AM to 5 PM weekdays and 1 PM to 5 PM Sundays sixteen interior designers from Asheboro Burlington Greensboro Martinsville and Winston Salem decorate thirteen areas of the John Black home including the porch overlooking the Greensboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro-Guilford County
N.C
Symphony
Lafayette Ave
Greensboro
Asheboro
Burlington
Martinsville
Winston- Salem
John Black
Biltmore Gardens Bloom as Spring Returns to the Estate
Biltmore House and Gardens enter a vibrant spring with bulbs and trees coming into peak bloom. More than 24,000 holland tulips and over 100,000 other bulbs were planted, with azaleas ready to brighten the last part of April. Estate seeks 418,000 visitors this year as interiors get refreshed and a new granite curb aids traffic. Residents of North Carolina may obtain an Ambassador Pass for free admission on a second visit with two paying guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltmore House
Don Burleson
Burleson
Holland
Richard King
North Carolina
Pressure On Product Safety Board Over Tris And Plants
New York dispatch notes the Consumer Product Safety Commission faces pressure to ban Tris in children sleepwear due to cancer risk. FTC raises plant toxicity labeling as a potential PSC responsibility amid questions of jurisdiction and safety concerns from parents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WNS
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPS
Environmental Defense Fund
Commission
Product Safety Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Safety
Bill Erxleben
FTC
Seattle
PSC
George
York State
Jerusalem
Schedule of Activities and Classes
A list of daily events with times including Plunge Beg. Tennis Int. Tennis Infant Swim ages T Bridge Dance Workshop Beg. Adult Swim Encore Reg. Tennis Sign Language Polywags Frogs and related activities. The items show a community recreation calendar with multiple sessions and age groups.
Marcia Edwards Complimented At Floating Shower
Marcia Edwards bride elect of Mike McDowell was honored at a floating miscellaneous shower in the home of Mrs. Wayne Nance. About 25 guests attended and flowers decorated the entertaining area. Gifts included a corsage of white daisies upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Edwards
Mike McDowell
Wayne Nance
Miss Edwards
Annual Conference Plans Announced
The sixth Annual Conference of the North Carolina Association for Children With Learning Disabilities will be at NC State University McKimmon Center on the 22nd and 23rd. It targets parents teachers and professionals and covers topics from adolescence reading and language development to medicine and adaptive education. Speakers come from universities and medical centers in several states and a contact address and phone are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Assn. For
North Carolina State University
McKimmon Center
Texas
North Carolina
Virginia
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Tinois
Ncsu Division of Continuing Education
P.O. Box
Raleigh
Denis Jackson
Social Calendar Tuesday Meetings Start Week
The Republican Women's Club meets Tuesday afternoon at Brinwood Restaurant. At 10 a.m. Oakview Extension Homemakers gather with Mrs. Felix Miller Jr. of 3831 North Main Street. At 10 a.m. Mrs. George Whitesides hosts Dogwood at 1507 Pinehurst Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinwood Restaurant
Republican Women's Club
Oakview Extension
Felix Miller Jr
N. Main St
George Whitesides
Pinehurst Dr
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Sorority News
ETA
Epsilon Zeta
Decorator
Biltmore Gardens
Star of Bethlehem
Guilford Optical CO
Main ST
Pho
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman Hoyt Wilson
Narsh Kitchens, Inc
Bae
JeNsor
Glenn’s Sewing Machine CO
Herbert Edwards
Perry McDowell
Geneva Bivens
Frances Quigley
Ronnie Gibson
Marlene McDowell
Mr. McDowell
Green Street Baptist Church
Grace Flower Shop
High Point Mall
Bao Swenty We Cosmetics
Betsy King
Eastgate
English RD
Anderson Drug
Fairfield Plaza
Varsity Drive
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