Betty Kitchings Weds Dennis Parks Jr in Sunday Rite
Betty Kitchings daughter of Mrs. E. Lewis and Dennis Rone Parks Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Parks exchanged vows at a Sunday ceremony. Officiating was Rev. W. Cox Jr. Attendants included maid of honor Delores Lagston and bridesmaids Patsy Parks and Joanne Greene. The couple will reside in Clover, South Carolina where Parks will teach at Clover High School.
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Betty Kitchings
Dennis R. Parks, Jr
E. Lewis
Dennis Rone Ks, Jr
R. Parks
Fort Mill
S. C
Neil J. Armstrong
W. Cox, Jr
Lloyd Garner
Gene Kirkland
Wagener
8. C
Delores Lagston
Patsy Parks
Parks
Mars Hill College
Furman University
Fort Mill High School
Clover, S. C
Clover Hhigh School
New Denture Powder Offers Comfort and Fresh Breath
FASTEETH powder provides firmer false teeth with a pleasant alkaline formula. Sprinkle PASTEETH on denture plates to improve eating and speaking comfort without gummy taste. It also helps control odors. Available at drug stores.
Davis and Rich families announce two births in High Point
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davis of Archdale announce the birth of daughter Libby Jean at Memorial hospital on August 4. Rev and Mrs Allen D Rich of Clara Cox Apartments announce daughter Olivia Sue at High Point Memorial hospital on August 7. Mrs Rich is formerly Juanita Sink.
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Allen D. Rich
Clara Cox Apts
Olivia Sue
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rich
Juanita Sink
Former Trinity Girl To Wed In New York
Ra chel Elizabeth McGee, formerly of Trinity and now living at 120 Haven Avenue New York, and Clyde Albert Hallman of 1966 Troy Avenue Brooklyn N Y obtained a marriage license in New York City and plan to wed August 21 at the Little Church Around the Corner. McGee is the daughter of Charles H. and Mrs. McGee. Hallman is the son of Gustav and Mrs. Hallman, formerly of Birmingham Alabama.
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New York
Ra‘chel Elizabeth “McGee
Trinity
Haven Avenue
Clyde Albert Hallman
Troy Avenue
Brooklyn
N. A
Randolph Ray
McGee
Charles H. McGee
Mr.Hallman
Birmingham
Ala
Gustav Hallman
Local News Highlights From Kernersville Aug 8
Miss Estelle Hauser leaves for Jersey City to pursue a post graduate course at Jersey Medical Center. Several families report vacations in Georgia, Ocean Drive Beach South Carolina, and the North Carolina mountains. A Winston-Salem hospital birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Royals a son on August 3. Announcements include relatives visiting Long Beach California and a Moravian Church minister joining a conference faculty at Camp Hanes.
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Ocean Drive Beach
S. C
Erskine Johnson
Statesville
Ralph Beard
Don Beard
Pittsburgh
D. E. Dunlap
North Carolina
Jack Graham
Pamela
H. E. Crawford
Richard Royals
Winston-Salem Hospital
Boyd Gray
Long Beach
Calif
Ruth Flynt Peters
Fayetteville
Mark Warnow Returns to Your Hit Parade After Army Show
Mark Warnow, longtime musical director of Your Hit Parade from 1938 to 1947, returned to the program after creating the army show Sound Off. He explains the method behind selecting the top ten tunes, based on jukebox plays, sheet music sales, and radio airplay. He also notes his staff of 40 musicians and their relaxation habits, including card games, while sharing a chess of bridge and gin rummy banter among the crew.
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Mark Warnow
Mark
South
North
West
East
Social events for Nancy Cauble span several days
Miss Nancy Cauble is honored at multiple gatherings including tea at Miss J K Stephens and a Friday Model B Arm Road party. Betsy Jo Smith and Betty Jo Ring host afternoon events, while Emorywood, City Lake and Howell Street venues host bridge sessions and club meetings through Saturday evening.
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Nancy Cauble
Betty Jo Smith
Betty Jo Ring
Smith
Homestead Avenue
J K. Stephens
Wellington
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
City Lake
Elsie
Elywood Country Club
Glenn Perry
Local family notes on health and visits
Little Martha Ann Loflin daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Loflin of 512 Short Smith street underwent an operation Saturday at Duke hospital Durham and will stay two weeks at Matas Ward 3rd floor. Mrs Forest Bobo of Chester South Carolina spent a week here with her mother Mrs Vera Sheppard on the Fairfield road. Mr and Mrs J M Frazier and daughter Ruth of Olathe Kansas are guests of Mrs Sheppard. Mrs C B Boylen and daughter Judy have returned home on East Farriss avenue after two weeks with friends and relatives in West Virginia.
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Martha Ann Loflin
J. R. Loflin
Short Smith Street
Duke Hospital
Durham
Matas Ward
Forest Bobo
Chester
S. C
Vera Sheppard
Fairfield Road
J. M. Frazier
Ruth
Olathe
Kansas
C. B. Boylen
Judy
East Farriss Avenue
West Virginia
Church Social T E L Class Meeting Tuesday Evening
The T E L class of Green Street Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm led by Mrs L C Stallings at 800 Commerce Street. A fellowship supper will accompany the monthly class meeting.
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T.E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
L. C. Stallings
Commerce Street
Loss of Blood in Childbirth Serious for Anemic Mother
A health article outlines the danger of heavy blood loss during delivery for anemic mothers. It explains anemia causes and pregnancy blood changes, iron deficiency risks, and treatment including iron-rich diet and possible transfusion. It also notes postnatal anemia can stem from delivery loss, infection, or drug effects and stresses medical diagnosis and care. An additional Q A discusses infantile eczema linked to diet and pasteurized milk reactions.
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J. K
Satures Syndicate. Inc
New Feather Designs Highlight Fall Accessories
A new feather series captivates fashion with Mercury cap motifs and reverse wing silhouettes by Helen Liebert. Gray and white spotted feathers frame the face and iridescent plumes color multiple models as fall accessories become bolder.
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VSS
Helen Liebert
Mercury
Have you asked your wife for a date lately
Ruth Millett advises husbands to ask for a date promptly and treat the evening with thoughtfulness. She suggests selecting her up, avoiding haste, and giving undivided attention during dinner. The piece stresses focus on the wife over budget or trivial details.
Tar Heel Gardener: Sweet Potatoes Benefit Daily Diets
A farmer’s note explains sweet potatoes supply more vitamin A than Irish potatoes and contribute thiamin riboflavin and vitamin C. The article compares starch and energy values, notes vitamin content, minerals, and the nutritional role of sweet potatoes with milk and butter.
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Tar Heel
Gardner — Tagkn
YWCA Weekly Club Schedule Highlights Local Activities
The YWCA lists Monday to Thursday events including Robins club ice cream at Mrs. Pencie Stanley home, golf and swimming classes at Blair Park and YMCA, Adams and Jolly and Live Yers clubs, and a city lake picnic with Zimmerman cabin ice cream stop.
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Robins Club
YWCA
Pencie Stanley
Blair Park
YMCA
Adams Club
John Sheloff
Jolly Club
City Lake
Y'ers
Zimmerman Cabin
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