Final Plans Announced For Buck Barrow Wedding
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Betty Jeanne Buck and Clay William Barrow. The double ring ceremony will be August 13 at East Lexington Avenue Baptist Church at 7 30 p m with Rev Woodrow W Robbins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jeanne Buck
Clay William Barrow
East Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Kenneth Freeman
Thad Lowrey
Kernersville
Cathryn Albertson
Martha Nicol
Greensboro
William C. Brady
Miss Fairlee Monroe Feted With Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Fairlee Monroe bride elect of Jerry Webb was honored at a mixed shower hosted by Mrs. Walter Webb at the Paul Drive home. Hostesses presented a pink carnation corsage and added a steam iron to gifts. Bridal games, refreshments, and summer flowers preceded the Aug. 13 Poplar Ridge Friends Meeting House wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe - Webb
Poplar Ridge
Thomasville Girl Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Christine Clark daughter of Rev and Mrs Wiliam C Clark celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at the Bethel parsonage 703 Hardeman Street. Out of town guest Miss June Peck of Lexington and Mr and Mrs Frank Groves of Bordentown N J attended. Attendants helped supervise games and refreshments as pastel balloons decorated the yard and recreation room. Christine opened gifts after the cake and prizes were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Christine Clark
Wiliam C. Clark
Bethel Parsonage
Hardeman Street
June Peck
Lexington
Frank Groves
Kathy
Bordentown
N. J
Jeannie Lambert
Wayne Loftin
Phillip Hedrick
Gary Curry
Joy
Toni Grayson
Pam
Pat Trotter
Debbie Frank
Rhonda Turner
Lynn Rose
Sharon Lomas
Shirley Fouts
Sherry Hughes
Kathy Cooper
Susan Price
Kathy Ballard
Carolyn
Grace Hutchinson
Joan Loftin
Christine
Reayy
Local Residents Mention Visits and Hospital Stays
Roy Haynes of 906 Newlin Street enters High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Sherbyteen Gaddy and family arrive from Frankfurt for a 30 day visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gaddy. Mrs. Clarence Cook remains hospitalized two weeks at High Point Memorial. Dartmouth sprint champion Charles Brown of Lancaster named to the 1960 All America swimming team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haynes
Newlin St
High Point Memorial Hospital
SP4
George Shavers
Kenneth
Ricky
Robby
Frankfurt
Germany
L. C. Gaddy
Dogwood
Shavers
Sherbyteen Gaddy
Fort Bragg
Clarence Cook
Friends Ave
Charles Brown
Dartmouth
Lancaster
College Coaches’ Assn
Thomasville Toddler Celebrates 2nd Birthday Party
Mark Snyder celebrated his second birthday Saturday at home in Thomasville. Parents Mr and Mrs John H Snyder hosted a carport party with balloon décor and a games program. Jeffery Tuttle and Steven Huss won prizes. 17 guests enjoyed hot dogs lemonade cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mark Snyder
John H. Snyder
Fair Grove Forest
Jeffery Tuttle
Welcome
Steven Huss
Music Recital at Bennison Home on East Lexington Avenue
A Thursday evening music recital was presented at the Bennison home on East Lexington Avenue. Pupils included Charles Hagans Pat Melton Toby Barrett Linda Snipes Corina Idol Carol Angel Kay Grant Vickie Lambeth Anne Baxley Gayle Angel Vickie Loflin Sandra White Marsha Atwood Janie Reid Hattie Patterson and Jo Anne Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennison
Lexington Avenue
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets for Picnic Evening
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street Methodist Church will meet this evening in the church shelter with a 6:30 picnic. Bethel Methodist Missionary Society plans a 7:30 gathering at the parsonage 703 Hardeman St Thomasville and asks members to bring a guest and colored cloth scraps for Cherokee relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Bethel Methodist Society
Bethel Methodist Missionary Society
Hardeman St
Thomasville
Cletus Frank
Science Shrinks Piles by Non Surgical Treatment
A new healing substance named Bio Dyne offers non surgical reduction of hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain. The product Preparation H is available as a suppository or ointment through druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Local births listed for July and August in High Point area
Mr and Mrs Bobby J Hamp ton announce Brian Keith born July 29 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs John D Parker announce Timothy David born July 29 at the local hospital. Craig D Goforth born July 29 at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs Phillip Goforth. Timothy Paul Greene born July 30 to Mr and Mrs Ray Greene. Peggy Lea Jenkins born July 30 to Mr and Mrs William T Jenkins. Kimberly Lynn born July 31 to Mr and Mrs Carl G Gant. mother Laura June Hall of High Point. Teresa Gwyn born July 31 to Mr and Mrs W G Campbell. Tobi Lora born July 31 at High Point Memorial to Mr and Mrs Buel Martin. Martin Blake born August 1 to Mr and Mrs M D McKinnon. mother Betty Kirkman of High Point. Janice Marie born August 1 to Mr and Mrs Ralph E Hall. mother Ester Jane Taylor. LuAnne born August 1 to Mr and Mrs Jack Snider. mother Betty Harris of Thomasville. Teresa Kay born August 1 to Mr and Mrs Bruce Mize. mother Diane Daniels of Southmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby J. Hampton
Charlotte St
Brian Keith
John D. Parker
Marywood Rd
Timothy David
Phillip Goforth
Lakeshore
Craig Davidson
Ray Greene
Williams St
Timothy Paul
William T. Jenkins
E. Green St
Peggy Lea
Carl G. Gant
Woodridge St
Kimberly Lynn
Laura June Hall
High Point
W. G. Campbell
Route 1
Teresa Gwyn
Buel Martin
Bowers St
Tobi Lora
High Point Memorial Hospital
M. D. McKinnon
Jamestown
Martin Blake
McKinnon
Betty Kirkman
Ralph E. Hall
Campbell St
Janice Marie
Ester Jane Taylor
Jack Snider
Fisher Ferry St
Thomasville
LuAnne
Betty Harris
Teresa Kay Mize
Bruce Mize
Thomasville Rd
Teresa Kay
Diane Daniels
Southmont
Betrothed Couple Honored With Cookout
A cookout honoring Miss Linda Morgan and John Jennings Jr is planned for Saturday evening at 6 o clock. Hostesses are Mesdames R W Coleman Joe Towery and Miss Myrtle Cates. The event will be at the Coleman home 207 Roland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Morgan
John Jennings Jr
Mesdames R. W. Coleman
Joe Towery
Myrtle Cates
Coleman
Roland Park
Duchess Teaches Rabbits New Tricks In Country Garden Tale
Faye W. Gallimore recounts Duchess the Collie guiding a baby rabbit, teaching it to drink milk as David Horne trains the dog to guard farmers market vegetables. The family moves to the country seeking space for children and gardens beyond Oakview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye W. Gallimore
Duchess
David Horne
Collie
Don
Mary Lou
Donna Lou
David
Oakview
Mr. MacGregor
Kool-Aid Party Rescheduled by Archdale Trinity Club
The Archdale Trinity Womans Club has rescheduled the Kool-Aid party canceled last week due to rain. Two events will run this Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Archdale and Trinity Schools for children ages six through 16 with games contests and prizes. Parents invited per club spokesman. Connecticut turnpike traffic reached 40 356 271 vehicles in 1959, its second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale - Trinity Woman’s Club
Archdale School
Trinity School
Connecticut
Miss Glenda Edwards Honored at Coke Party
Glenda Edwards celebrated a forthcoming marriage to Rev. Coy Lee Brown Jr. with a Saturday Coke party in Lively Virginia hosted by Mrs. Richard Martin. The event featured pink carnation corsages, gladioli decor, and refreshments for about 15 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Edwards
High Point
Coy Lee Brown Jr
Lively
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Ann Foster
Jack King
Don Hulin
Conrad Barrow
Springfield
Ohio
Gilbert R. Buck
Dick Crews
Kelly Beeson
Statesville
James M. Buck
Graham
Gerald Summey
Miss Fairlee Monroe
Martha Bennison
Dayton
W. F. Kent
W. Broad St
University of Columbus
Brian Keith Hampton
Timothy David Parker
Craig D. Goforth
Timothy Paul Greene
Peggy Lea Jenkins
Kimberly Lynn Gant
Teresa Gwyn Campbell
Tobi
Lora Martin
Martin B. McKinnon
Janice Marie Hall
LU Anne Snider
Terro
Terro Roach
MacGregor
Mama's Garden
Dal Bayles
Fea
Coke Party
Richard Martin
Miss Edwards
Arriv
Bobby Golliher
Richard Martin Jr
Instant Electric
Soul Water
Cree
Evo Oe
Gil
Lex Anders
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