Burns McCormick Tide Marriage in Fayetteville
Miss Burns and Mr. McCormick wed with arranged candles and fern decor. George Clark and Dan Smith provided nuptial music. Bride wore a Chantilly lace gown and veil. bridesmaids in satin, flower girl in white silk. The couple plans to reside in Fayetteville after a wedding trip.
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George Clark
Dan Smith
Bill Allred
Hallie Gilbreath
James Noble
Jeanne Noble
June Collins
Judy Leonard
Miriam Martin
Shirley Stradley
Vera Cook
Betty Griffith
VeSable Hedrick
Lonnie Hilliard Jr
Burgess Leonard
Don Leonard
Jones Burns
Sabrina
Stephanous
Lillie Mae Moore
Vee Williams
Jerry Halstad
Enterprise
Ala
Tom Ashford
Red Springs
Walter
Fayetteville
Bi Alfred
Gaither Frye
High Point
McCormick
High Point College
The Mature Parent Surprises with a Quiet Technique
A mother discusses managing a demanding child by prearranging a Surprise Bag of forgotten toys. Before visitors arrive she teaches the child to reach into the bag, yielding attention on cue. The method aims to prevent tantrums by pairing attention with anticipated behavior, reducing disruption.
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Maide
Bet Maida
Maida
Asbury Presbyterian Church Vows Unite Miss Jessup and Mr Hartsell
Missdred Anne Jessup and Edward Douglas Surteal wed in a double ring ceremony at Asbury Presbyterian Church. Officiated by Rev. Robert White, the event featured music by Julia Jessup and Wayne Jordan and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plans to live in Burlington after a wedding trip.
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Asbury Presbyterian Church
Miss Jessup
Hartsell
Asbury
Dred Anne Jessup
Edward Douglas Surteal
P.m
Robert White
First Presbyterian Church of
Julia Jessup
Wayne Jordan
Thomasville
Jordan
Betty Jean Hartsell
Peggy Hartsell
Whemmaevile
Jack Palmer
Nelson Jessup
Westfield
Mary Sue Chilton
Winston - Salem
Nancy Kaye Cooke
Janie Allred
Mount Airy
Maid of Honor
Marie Yvonne Simmons
Woman's College In
Greensboro
Burlington City Schools
Brookwood Garden Apartments
Burlington
Grand Slam Bridge Club Sponsors Charity Game
The Grand Slam Bridge Club announces a charity master point game to benefit the American Cancer Society. The event, at 7:45 p.m. Thursday, will be held at 154 Pennsylvania Ave in Winston-Salem with proceeds going to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
American Cancer Society
Russ Travison
Pennsylvania Ave
Luncheon in Thomasville Honors Miss Anne Lambeth
In Thomasville a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Forrest Grimes paid homage to bride elect Miss Anne Lambeth of High Point. Guests dined in the living room with buffet service, pastel nosegays, and a linen marked seat for the bride. Miss Lambeth will marry Jack Edwin Jeffords of Germanton and Fort Bragg at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in High Point on Saturday at 8 oclock.
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Joyce Claudine Welborn
Donald Lewis Spencer
A. T. Welborn
Route 3
High Point
E. L. Spencer
Ofoute
Trinity
Select
L. H. Kinney
T. F. Baker
Miss Kinney
Wesley Amberger
Church of Christ
Thomasville
Anne Lambeth
Forrest Grimes
Jones Circle
Miss Lambeth
Jack Edwin Jeffords
Germanton
Fort Bragg
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
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Miss Burns
Mr. McCormick
Muriel Lawrence
University of North Carolina
Mars Hill Junior College
U. S. Army
Korea
Elon College
Cam
Baby
ANSCO
L. C. Chiles
Southern Portrait Studios
Gust
Lindsay
Grand Slam Bridge Club
Harvey Mathews
Berlie Eargle
Wilma Byerly
E. W. Cummings
T. C. Newell
E. E. Freed
Eastwest
John W. Kurfees Jr
W. H. Greeson
Archdale
Beth Kinney
E. W. Welborn Jr
South Main Street
Nolan Lowe
Guy Royals
Harold Kinney
Quentin Hill
Nancy Rice
Euphone Sumner
Peggy Clodfelter
Rice
John T. Ellis & Co
Ladies Fine Apparel
S. Main St
YMCA
Carmelletes
Barefoot
Tweedie
Red Cross
Fabric Center
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