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The fragment mentions a white hero figure linked to a child and a nest, with references to aid groups. Details are unclear but suggest a human interest or local feature about a protective figure and support efforts.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1971
Page
27
The fragment mentions a white hero figure linked to a child and a nest, with references to aid groups. Details are unclear but suggest a human interest or local feature about a protective figure and support efforts.
Mary Jane Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Johnson and Michael Ray Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ray L Smith wed at Memorial United Methodist Church with Dr Philip L Shore Jr and Dr Mel E Harbin officiating. Bride wore ivory organza gown with lace details and orange blossom veil. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Penny Long and nine bridesmaids. Best man was the groom's father. US Air Force veteran Michael Smith Jr and others served as ushers. The couple plans to reside in High Point after a reception following the 7 p m ceremony.
Nancy Walker Scott of Washington D C married Dr Gary Dale Young of College Park Maryland at the First Presbyterian Church chapel in Greensboro The Rev G Daniel McCall presided The couple will reside in College Park Maryland with Young serving in the Army at Walter Reed Hospital in the Optometry Clinic The bride is a UNC zoology graduate and medical technologist at Walter Reed General Hospital while the groom holds a Pacific University optometry degree and allegiance in the Army
A column cautions young girls about eye makeup trends and risks. It describes dangers of overzealous styling such as shaved eyebrows and bleached lashes and warns inexperienced users to seek professional advice to avoid odd looks.
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