Miss Carol Sale Weds Gerald Johnson at Albertson Road Baptist
Miss Carol Veeann Sale and Gerald Wayne Johnson married at 7:30 p.m. at Albertson Road Baptist Church with Rev. John W. Woody officiating. The couple will reside in High Point after a wedding trip. bride’s father gave her away.
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Carol Veeann Sale
Gerald W. Johnson
Albertson Road Baptist Church
Gerald Wayne Johnson
John W. Woody
Nelson L. Sale
High Point
S. F. Johnson
Peggy Edwards
Darrell Saunders
Mr. Saunders
D'Hardelot
Woody
Stutts
Lexington Bride-Elect Feted With Party At Thompson Home
Miss Norma Jean Plummer of Lexington was honored at an informal party hosted by Mrs. H. C. Thompson and Mrs. Cashwell at the Thompson home 2105 Brentwood Ave. About 20 guests attended at 7:30. The event featured gifts for the bride to be who will marry Bill Thompson on Aug 10. Summer pastels and tuberoses decorated the room with a white linen cloth and branched crystal candelabra. Mrs. Herb Blair served at the punch bowl.
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Norma Jean Plummer
Lexington
H. C. Thompson
Cashwell
Thompson
Brentwood Ave
Plummer
Bill Thompson
Herb Blair
Twin Sisters Honored at Shower in Thomasville
Ann and Nan Morris twin daughters of Mrs. Walter Morris were feted at a Thomasville Woman's Club bridal shower. Hosts included Mrs. Sechrest, Koontz, Myers, Burton and others. About 75 guests from Denton, Lexington and New London attended as the couple plan a Sept. 1 double wedding at Central Methodist Church in Denton.
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Thomasville
Ann
Nan Morris
Paul Carlton
Ann Morris
Walter G. Morris
Sam L. Fine
Misses Morris
Roby Morris
Ottis Koontz
Whistler
Thomasville Chair Co
Denton
Lexington
New London
Jerry Carlton
Nat Morris
Allen Fine
Central Methodist Church
Reception Follows Marriage Of Miss Floyd And Robert Marks
Following the wedding in the chapel of Friends Meeting House yesterday, Miss Faye Floyd and Robert Marks held a reception at 1205 Delk Dr. Hosted by P E Floyd and family, the event featured a pink and white floral decor, a tiered cake with a rambling rose design, and a serving lineup including Doris Hook and H L Floyd.
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Miss Floyd
Robert Marks
Faye Floyd
Chapel of Friends Meeting House
P. E Floyd
Delk Dr
Doris Hook
High Point
H. L. Floyd
Sanford
Local Birth Announcements Highlight High Point Hospital
Several families report newborns at High Point Memorial Hospital. Donna Sue Parrish born Aug 2 to Bruce and Donna Parrish of Thomasville. Keith Lloyd Young born Aug 3 to Harold and Lucille Young. Kathy Lynn Jones born Aug 1 to J W Jones and Kathy. John Robert III Peacock born Aug 1 to J R Peacock Jr. and Frances Mull. Kathy Lynn McGaha born Aug 1 to W C and Kathy McGaha. Michael David Dobbins born Aug 1 to J D and Peggy Dobbins of Archdale. Eleanor Beth Martin born Aug 1 to Charles and Mrs. Martin of Route 5. Sally Ann Bulla born Aug 1 to James L. and Mrs. Bulla Jr. of Bridges Street. Robert Farr Jr. born Aug 2 to Robert E. and Yvonne Beeson of Route 5. Cheryl Joy Ingram born Aug 1 to C Kenneth and Joyce Ingram. James Frederick Jr. Harris born Aug 1 to James F. and Tia Harris of Oak View Road. Charles Floyd Jr. Fletcher born July 31 to Charles F. and Peggy Fletcher of Asheboro.
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Bruce Parrish
Alice
Thomasville
Donna Sue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harold E. Young
New Rd
Keith Lloyd
Young
Lucille Brown
High Point
J. W. Jones
Lexington Ave
Kathy Lynn
J. R
Jack” Peacock Jr
William and Mary Apts
John Robert III
W. C. McGaha
Pershing St
J. D. Dobbins
Archdale
Michael David
Charles Martin
Route 5
Eleanor Beth
James L. Bulla Jr
Bridges St
Sally Ann
Cheryl Joy Ingram
C. Kenneth Ingram
Rockspring Rd
Chevy Joy
Ingram
Joyce Kearns
Harris
James F. Harris
Oak View Rd
James Frederick Jr
Tia Mae Cannon
Ian Fletchers
Charles F. Fletcher
Asheboro
Charles Floyd Jr
Fletcher
Peggy Skeen
Monkeys Frolic Out Of Cage In City Zoo Outing
In Davenport Iona Mrs Lucky the one armed spider monkey led a playful park outing with her baby Penny and three other monkeys. They swung through trees for about an hour before returning to their cage for food tidbits left by park attendants.
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Davenport
Iona
Mrs. Lucky
Penny
Church Prosperity Amid Gambling Town
In Durango Colorado during the early 1880s a church thrived in a town known for gambling as cattle rustlers bank robbers and roustabouts supported by casino patrons. A wall box near the casino bore the inscription Dont forget Parson Hoge The minister was well liked while casino patrons gave generously.
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Durango
Colo
Parkway Bridge Winners Named
Winners announced by the Parkway Bridge Club for the fractional master point game Friday night. Seven tables were in play using the Mitchell movement. North-South winners were first Mrs. Richard Johnson and Miss Wilma Byerly. second Tom Woolen and Randall Terry Jr.. third Mrs. Willard Evans and Mrs. Wallaska Johnson. fourth Mrs. Don Schort and Mrs. Berlie Ear. East-West winners were first Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Welborn. second Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Robertson. third Mrs. Al Spivey and Mrs. Ethel Hilton. fourth Ernie Howell and Elmer Young.
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Parkway Bridge Club
Mitchell
Richard Johnson
Wilma Byerly
Tom Woolen
Randall Terry Jr
Willard Evans
Walaska Johnson
Don Schort
Berlie
J. S. Welborn
T. A. Robertson
al Spivey
Ethel Hilton
Ernie Howell
Elmer Young
Colfax Shower Honors Miss Barbara Marshall
A Colfax bridal shower for Barbara Marshall bride elect of Charles Stout was hosted by Mesdames Neal Jones Essie E Bowman James Coleman and Eb bie Bowman. Guests enjoyed games refreshments and gifts with special guests I C Marshall and Posie Slate. The Marshall Stout wedding is set for August 17 at Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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Colfax
Barbara Marshall
Charles Stout
Neal Jones
Essie E. Bowman
James Coleman
Ebbie Bowman
Marshall
I. C. Marshall
Posie Slate
Marshall - Stout
Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Firecrackers Mark Goodrich Bank Reopening
In Goodrich Michigan the town of 500 marks its return of a bank after state banks closed in February 1933. An 85 year old man named Steve Hagel set off a firecracker he saved since 1908 to celebrate the occasion.
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Goodrich
Mich
Steve Hagel
Hagel
Indians Dance Rain Away at Cincinnati Amusement Park
Edward L. Schott, head of a Cincinnati amusement park, suspects the park rain dances by Hopi performers may be causing the wet spell. The group has been entertaining guests with animated performances as weather troubles persist.
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Cincinnati
Edward L. Schott
Denver druggist honored for honest change return
A Denver druggist recalls a customer who, after receiving $5 too much change last Christmas, returned six months later with the amount to repay. The man explained he was returning the excess change and the store applauded his honesty as a notable gesture.
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Denver
Colo
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Sylvia Inez Sale
Jean Chambers
Brenda Byerly
Crolyn Byerly
Mary Lou Rush
Sherry Hazzard
Vivian Johnson
Barbara Newton
Aubrey Pendry
Richard Mullis
Dennis Bryant
Jimmie Craven
Thompson Home
Sartin
Church OF Your Choice
S. L. Fine
Carlton
Fine
P. E. Floyd
D. G. Floyd
W. L. Marks
Reidsville
Donna Sue Parrish
Keith Lloyd Young
Kathy Lynn Jones
Kathy Lynn McGaha
Ser
Michael David Dobbins
Eleanor Beth Martin
Sally Ann Bulla
Robert Earl Beeson JR
L. C. Chiles
Vickie Chiles
ANSCO
Frances Hilliard
Rachel Guyer
Southern Portrait Studios
Man
Acrilan
Diffendal’s Floor Covering, Inc
Guilford Dairy Bar
Guilford
S. Main ST
High Point, N.C
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