Betty Moore weds Juan Starrett in Hillside Park Baptist Church
Betty Elizabeth Moore of Welcome and Juan Ernest Starrett of Thomasville united in marriage Friday evening at Hillside Park Baptist Church in Thomasville. Rev. Bobby Martin officiated at 7 pm. The bride wore a satin peau and Chantilly lace gown with a lace headpiece and chapel train. Attendants included Eve Foster as maid of honor and bridesmaids Mitzi Starrett Sharon Hinkle and Debbie Hilterbrand. Best man was Andy Starrett. ushers included Sam Banks Ronnie Adams Wayne Hilterbrand. The couple plans residence at 209 Boyer St High Point after a trip to South Carolina. Guests traveled from Lexington Winston-Salem Asheboro Chapel Hill Greenville Akron Portsmouth.
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Betty Elizabeth Moore
Welcome
Bob Lee Moore
Juan Ernest Starrett
Donald Lee Starrett
Hillside Park Baptist Church
Bobby Martin
Joyce Mattocks
Eve Foster
Lexington
Mitzi Starrett
Sharon Hinkle
Debbie Hilterbrand
Winston-Salem
Cristy Lambeth
Pat Starrett
Andy Starrett
Sam Banks
Ronnie Adams
Wayne Hilterbrand
Winston- Salem
Starrett
Thomasville Furniture Co
South Carolina
Boyer St
High Point
Asheboro
Chapel Hill
Greenville
Akron
Ohio
Portsmouth
Judith Proctor Weds James Samuel Nelson in Jamestown
In a 3 pm ceremony at First Baptist Church Jamestown Judith Van Proctor and James Samuel Nelson united in marriage. Rev Robert Glasgow officiated. Bride wore organza and Venise lace gown with empire bodice, chapel train, fingertip veil. Bride's sister Marsha Brackett of Winston-Salem attended.
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Judith van Proctor
James Samuel Nelson
Robert Glasgow
Jack Wrenn
Marsha Brackett
Winston-Salem
Bride and groom plans and bridal party details
The piece lists the bridal party with matron of honor Dont Hold On To Checks Too Long and bridesmaids Bonna Nelson Ginger Morgan Cheryl Harvey and Kelly Brackett. It notes the bridegroom chose his father as best man, and the ushers include Jess C Brackett Jr Jerry H Nelson Dicky Scearce and Greg Nelson. The text then shifts to a travel checks advisory and ends with brief notes on the couple's education and employment and their planned residence.
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Ginger Morgan
Hertford
Cheryl Harvey
Kelly Brackett
Winston- Salem
Jess C. Brackett Jr
Jerry H. Nelson
Dicky Scearce
Greg Nelson
Limousine Controversy Grows Over Ambassador Car Access
Washington debate over who gets a government limousine widens as former California Republican congressman William S. Mailliard, now ambassador to the OAS, struggles without a official car and chauffeur. State Dept policy limits pool cars to Kissinger and three undersecretaries, while the U N ambassador in New York receives one. Rep. Otto Passman defends ambassdors driving or hailing cabs at home, noting abroad shows must preserve prestige against Soviet display.
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William S. Mailliard
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Births Report for Ira Everette and Others at High Point Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Franklin Spencer announce the birth of son Ira Everette on August 7 at High Point hospital mother Betty Landrum of Greensboro. Daniel Clayton Barnes also born August 7 to Mr and Mrs Larry Barnes Rt 1 Randleman with mother Joyce Cook of Trinity. Gary Suggs and partner announce birth of son Matthew Brett on August 7 at the local hospital. Wilda Chappell.
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Ira Everette
High Point Memorial Hospital
Betty Carol Landrum
Greensboro
Daniel Clayton
Larry C. Barnes
Rt. 1
Randleman
High Point Hospital
Joyce Cook
Trinity
Gary Suggs
Route 5
Matthew Brett
Wilda Chappell
Van Deusen Price Couple Honored With Wedding Events
Susan Paulette Price and Russell Sanders Van Deusen were married in a 2 p.m. ceremony at Bethel United Methodist Church in Thomasville. A weekend of bridal parties, a reception hosted by the Price family, and a rehearsal dinner for the Van Deusens featured yellow and white decor, floral arrangements, and toasts from family.
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Susan Paulette Price
Russell Sanders van Deusen
Bethel United Methodist Church
Thomasville
Bill Ray Price
Forest Park Drive
Scientists Dispel Most Sugar Fears
A nine member U S scientific panel reports sugar, a pure carbohydrate, is harmless in reasonable amounts. They note the average American uses about 30 pounds of sugar per year from a 100 pound annual intake and that 15 to 20 percent of calories come from sugar. Sugar provides energy and is not a cause of cardiovascular disease.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Harvard
Fredrick J. Stare
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