Wedding party honors Miss Tucker at Emerywood luncheon
Miss Diane Tucker's upcoming marriage to James Ray McKenzie was toasted at Emerywood Country Club. About thirty-five guests attended a four course luncheon with gardenia arrangements, bridesmaids gifts, and plans announced for later events. The social column also notes the bride’s security card name on file.
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Diane Tucker
James Ray McKenzie
Emerywood Country Club
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Jo Ryan
Miss Tucker
Royster M. Tucker
Velva Tucker
J. T. Ryan
T.S. MacKenzie
Barbara Burton
O. B. Levina
Onoree
Thostesses
Barbara Burton MacKenzie
Miss Ryan
Matt Wall
Sedgefield Inn
Patsy Conrad
Patricia Hubbard
Rotary Drive
Jack Thomas
Edgedale Drive
Dinner honors Mr Parsons and bride Catherine Bailey
Robert Morrow hosted a dinner party Thursday in Waddell's private dining room Greensboro road for James S. Parsons and his bride to be Miss Catherine Bailey. Ten covers were set for a four course meal with gardenia corsage for the bride. Afterward guests moved to the Parsons home at Guilford College for games. Attending were Mr and Mrs Parsons, Mr and Mrs David H Parsons Jr, Mr and Mrs Murray Miller, Miss Jane Austin, Ernest McCall, Miss Sarah Jones, and the host Mr Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morrow
Mr. Parsons
Bride
James S. Parsons
Catherine Bailey
Waddell’s
Greensboro Road
David H. Parsons, Jr
Guilford College
Parsons
Murray Miller
Salisbury
Jane Austin
Ernest McCall
Sarah Jones
Mr. Morrow
Duplicate Bridge Scores Announced
The Emery wood Duplicate club met Saturday at the Country club. Mesdames E T Durland and O C Durland led North-South, while Mesdames Harold McKee and Logan Porter Jr topped East-West. Runners-up included Mesdames Ingram and Caughman, with second place to Mesdames Beaver and Gray.
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Emerywood
Country Club
Mesdames E. T
0. C. Durland
Mesdames
Harold McKee
Logan Porter, Jr
Inaugural Tea for Miss Ruth Culler at Boyles Home
Mrs. Edith C Boyles and Mrs. Dallas M Culler hosted a prenuptial tea for Miss Ruth Culler at Woodrow avenue home. About 250 guests from Durham Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro Southern Pines and Asheville attended. The event previewed wedding plans for Ruth Culler and John Rogers Robinson on August 28 at First Presbyterian Church.
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Edith C. Boyles
Dallas M. Culler
Boyles
Woodrow Avenue
Ruth Culler
John Rogers Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
Roy B. Culler
Miss Culler
Walter L. Robinson
Allan Mayes
N. D. Salmons
Culler
Betty Sechrest
Roy D. Fowler
Fowler
Kenny Creech
Marvin Smi
Helen Sherman
Julias S. Hopkins
Durham
Charlotte
Winston - Salem
Greensboro
Southern Pines
Asheville
Allan Hayes
Gibson Gold
William S. Creech
Farris Avenue
Marvin Smith
Lloyd Swink
Smith
Charles Stout
American Legion And Auxiliary Picnic At Legion Home
The American Legion and its Auxiliary plan a joint picnic at the Legion Home 409 West High Street Tuesday at 7 PM. All members and families are invited to bring picnic baskets. Afterward the Auxiliary will hold a short meeting to elect officers for 1948 49 and delegates to the Asheville state convention next month.
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American Legion Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Legion
West High Street
Asheville
Nickel Production Concentrated at Copper Cliff Ontario
Ninety five percent of the world’s nickel is produced in Copper Cliff Ontario, highlighting the town’s dominant role in global nickel output and its impact on metal markets.
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Copper Cliff, Ontario
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MacKenzie
Ryan
Tucker
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Richardson’s
Richardson
Art and
Gilbrae Sheers
Chambrays
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Aay Imwen
Morgan
Linanne
BIG Shoe Sale
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Owen Nursery
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