Asheboro Bride Doroth y Way Weds Jennings Curtis
Dorothy Jane Way of Asheboro married Jennings Curtis of Randleman in a July ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Seth B. Hinshaw officiated the double ring rites as guests watched under a floral arch. The couple will reside in Randleman after a wedding trip.
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Asheboro
Dorothy Jane Way
Jennings Curtis
Randleman
Seth B. Hinshaw
Asheboro Friends Church
Charles
Donald Way
Bentumble
Betty Ledwell
Nancy Jane Kearns
Way
Claye M. Kearns
Cresham
Cherryville
Farris Way
Walton Way
Curtis
Edsel F. Way
Asheboro High School
Schneiereen & Sons
William Balfour Curtis
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Grace McKenzie Bride Elect
Grace McKenzie, bride elect to Albert Ingold, celebrated with a bridal courtesy on Friday at 205 Alfred Street hosted by Miss Bertha McKenzie and Mrs. J. T. McKenzie. Attendees enjoyed games, prizes, gifts, and refreshments, with a green and white motif and a cake centerpiece.
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Miss Grace McKenzie
Grace McKenzie
Albert Ingold
South Main Street
Bertha McKenzie
Alfred Street
McKenzie
J. T. McKenzie
Betty Morrison
Melba Jones
Melba Meyers
Betty Morrrison
Irene Church
Lula Newell
Hazel Dunn
Local residents share travels and health updates
Homer H. Leonard remains at home on 1317 Greenway Drive due to a heart condition. Kenneth Vickers and wife depart 211 Kennedy Street for Fresno to visit Vickers parents and travel via St. Louis en route home by late August. Loflindy joins the Vickers party. Perry couple from 514 Hillcrest spend time at Hot Homestead in Virginia. Karen Lanier, daughter of D. L. Lanier, returns home after 23 days in hospital with two major operations. Gladys Kelly of 304 Thurston Street leaves for Sanford to visit relatives for about ten days. Barbara O’Neil, J Gray O’Neil’s daughter, returns home from Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital after a week’s stay.
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Kenneth Vickers
Kennedy Street
Fresno
Calif
Vickers
Henry Vickers
St. Louis
CF. Loflindy
Karen Lanier
D. L. Lanier
Lindale Farm
Oetona Street
Grint Memorial Hospital
Barbara O'Neil
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Ruby Haney Bride-Elect
Mrs. Charles Helmstetler hosted a bridal shower for Miss Ruby Haney at her Greenway Terrace home. Guests enjoyed games and flowers, and the honoree received a white carnation corsage and a wool blanket as a gift. The bride-elect is to wed William Lee Meredith Jr. in August.
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Ruby Haney
Charles Helmstetler
Miss White Weds Albert J. Saia in Home Ceremony
Nancy Jean White daughter of Mr and Mrs W B White married Albert J Saia son of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Saia of Hamiltonton New Jersey on July 22 at 2 pm in the Dee River Friends Church Parsonage The double ring ceremony featured a aqua suit with gardenia corsage Mrs Saia will reside in Hamiltonton New Jersey where he works for the Ford Motor Company
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Nancy Jean White
W. B. White
Albert J. Saia
Anthony J. Saia
Hammonton
N. J
Elbert Newlin
Dee River Friends Church
Sara
Ford Motor Company
Ladies Auxiliary Of VFW Meet Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday night at 416 West Broad Street. Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to be present for the meeting.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Broad Street
Bridge lesson with Jack Barry on Mutual program Life Begins at Eighty
In a home game Jack Barry of radio fame recounts a bridge incident tied to his Mutual network show Life Begins at Eighty. He describes a dramatic seven diamonds contract, precise discards, and card-reading decisions that led to an improbable seven odd.
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Jack Barry
Radio Fame
Mutual
Jack
Dummy
West
East
Altrusa and social events fill week calendar
The Altrusa club board meets at Miss Madeline Hoover’s home on Johnson street with a buffet at 7 and 8 p.m. Cardinal bridge club gathers at Mrs. Earl Sullivan’s Ran dolph street home. Women golfers tee off Tuesday at the country club for Ladies Day.
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Altrusa Club
Madeline Hoover
Johnson Street
Cardinal Bridge Club
Earl Sullivan
Randolph Street
Thomasville
Country Club
Nancy Woollen
Emerywood Country Club
Valette J. Harris
National Secretaries Association
Lillian Massey
City Lake
Alma Pierce
Pat Pierce
Barker Street
Church Social T. E. L. class meets Tuesday evening at church
The T. E. L. class of East Green Street Baptist Church will hold its monthly meeting in the church classroom on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. It is an important meeting and all members are urged to attend. The Woman's Society meets Tuesday at 8 PM with Mrs J L Gray at 1134 Montheu Avenue.
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East Green Street Baptist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
J. L. Gray
Montheu Avenue
Pilot Club Meeting With Mrs Helen Chapman
The Pilot Club will meet Tuesday night at 1205 Centennial avenue with Mrs. Helen Chapman hosting. The executive board convenes at 6 30 p m and the business meeting follows at 7 p m.
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Pilot Club
Helen Chapman
Centennial Avenue
Scientists To Take Radioisotope Course At Oak Ridge
Ten North Carolina scientists from NC State Duke UNC and Wake Forest will attend a four week course on radioisotope techniques at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies starting today August 2 The program is part of a broader Atomic Energy Commission fellowship effort to train medical and biological scientists in health physics and atomic research.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Oak Ri Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Nathan S. Hall
Joseph Arthur Weybrew
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
H. D. Bruner
Granvil Charles Ryker
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Philip Handler
Jerome S. Harris
Duke University Medical School
Karl M. Wilbur
Duke Zoology Department
W. E. Cornatzer
James Maxwell Little
Ernest Yount, Jr
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
Division of Biology and Medicine
Atomic Energy Commission
Vaughn Taylor Pioneers A New Breed Of Thespian
New York actor Vaughn Taylor blends television work with a tight budget life in Greenwich Village. He averages a show every two weeks earning about 125 dollars, while rehearsals demand 35 to 40 hours. his career spans five years of summer stock and road tours.
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New York
Vaughn Taylor
Hollywood
Connecticut
Taylor
Greenwich Village
Yior
Eddie Dowling
Buffalo
Boston
Northeastern University
Leland Powers
State To Hold Plumbing And Heating Courses
The extension division and the School of Engineering at North Carolina State College will offer three courses for plumbing heating and air conditioning industries in the next school year. Paul Picket announced the schedule with plumbing October 4 to December 10 heating January 3 to March 11 and air conditioning March 28 to June. No formal education is required for admission and the program welcomes current industry workers and newcomers.
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Raleigh
n+ 2
School of Engineering
North Carolina State College
Paul ‘. Picket
Picket
Silk production and silkworm feeding facts
It takes 3000 cocoons to produce one pound of raw silk. Each silkworm cocoon sericulture worm eats fifty times its weight in mulberry leaves.
Local TV Career Paths Highlighted by Cast and Crew
The piece sketches a man’s varied jobs from bellhop to radio announcer and portrays him as a small town businessman. It notes that television remains hard to enter, referencing Taylor and Owen Davis Jr. as pivotal in casting and program coordination and mentions their shared wartime service.
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Taylor
Owen Davis, Jr
C Television
Roanoke-Chowan Hospital To Open In Ahoskie
The first hospital completed under North Carolina medical care commission is set to open the last of September. The Roanoke Chowan hospital in Ahoskie will have 45 beds and total cost about 500000 with equipment included.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Medical Care Commission
Roanoke-Chowan
Ahoskie
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