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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1961

Page

3

Elizabeth Faye Brown Weds Willard Brewer in Jamestown

Elizabeth Faye Brown and Willard Francis Brewer wed at Jamestown Methodist Church at 2 p.m. on August 12 with Rev. Paschal Waugh officiating. Attendants Kathy and Johnny Collins of Greensboro. Bride a Ragsdale High School graduate. groom a Bessemer High School graduate who studied at UNC and works with his father in Greensboro. They will live at 838 Circle Dr Greensboro after a Myrtle Beach honeymoon.

Jamestown J. B. Brown Daghter Elizabeth Faye Willard Francis Brewer Walter J. Brewer Greensboro Jamestown Methodist Church Paschal Waugh

SOCIAL Calendar Highlights Honor Guests at Local Events

Wednesday schedules show Miss Sandra Ridge and Miss Diane Wagner as guests of honor at multiple events including a dinner at the Greenberg home and a ballet supper at Emerywood Country Club. Other gatherings feature Miss Rebecca Ragan, Miss Diane Wagner, and Miss Sandra Ridge at various homes, clubs, and luncheons with family and friends in Kernersville and Thomasville, plus a Sunday tea for Miss Sandra Delappe. Salt restores color advice ends the page.

Sandra Ridge Diane Wagner Libby Greenberg Greenberg W. Farriss Ave Martha Gates Emerywood Country Club Rebecca Ragan Banks EB. Poston Herbert T. Ragan Ruth Pancoast Judy Yow Pancoast N. Rotary Drive Gilbert Clinard Arthur Corpening Raobert Davis Jr High Rock Lake Tamaria Clary Oakwood Ct Patty Young Young Rt. 1 Kernersville Paul Dedmon Erwin Heights Thomasville Sheraton Hotel Walter Spencer Ross Spencer Jr C. R. Harrison Jr Shirley Etheridge Charles W Parry Rotary

Washable plastic antimacassars promise easy care

The 1961 antimacassars in crystal clear plastic protect furniture from macassar oil stains. These adjustable arm and head rest protectors fit chairs or sofas and install with trim pins. They can be wiped clean daily with soap or detergent suds.

Transition Cottons Trend in Plaids and Bold Combos

Transition cottons appear in plaids with many outfits featuring black and brown or royal and black pairings. Pleated skirts are common, signaling fashionable variety in fabrics and silhouettes.

Blair Reed Speaks At Pilot Club Meeting

Blair Reed from the House of Prayer spoke at a Pilot Club gathering at Mrs. Ross Davis’s Ferndale Drive home. He urged Christianity as the cure for alcoholism, shared case histories, and noted society’s support for new statuses for alcoholics. The meeting included a covered dish supper and a household shower for Mrs. Hector Delgardo.

Jesus Christ Blair Reed Pilot Club Ferndale Drive Ross Davis Mr. Reed The House of Prayer Reed House Hector Delgardo Greensboro

Delegates To Speak At Meet

Two NCFWC delegates will speak at the NCFWC District summer institute at Alamance Country Club Burlington on August 3. Mrs Karl Bishopric and Miss Marjone Yakley will report on the Brazil Seminar. Charles D. Foney Jr will also speak. registration at 10:30 with noon start. workshops led by district chairmen. leadership training emphasized by Mrs. Robert Lavoxiraux.

NCFWC Hig Kinzil Alamance Country Club Burlington Karl Bishopric Spray Marjone Yakley Mount Airy International Affairs Department GFWC Brazil Miami Beach Charles D. Foney, Jr Lawnsdale Dore Robert Lavoxiraux Grosonville Districe

Don't Scour Tinware For Longevity And Heat Use

Do not scour tinware to keep it bright as tarnish protects the surface and increases wear life. Darkened tin conducts heat better after use. To prevent rust, wipe tin utensils dry after sudsing and rinsing.

Birth announcements for Shelby Jean Hardin Donna Lee Draughn and Steven Leyton Silberman

Mr and Mrs Glenn A Hardin announce the birth of a daughter Shelby Jean on Aug 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital in Greensboro High Point. Mr and Mrs Larry Draughn announce the birth of a daughter Donna Lee on Aug 13 at the local hospital. Rabbi and Mrs Herbert Silberman announce the birth of a son Steven Leyton on Aug 13 at the High Point hospital.

Shelby Jean Hardin Glenn A. Hardin Rt. 7 Greensboro Shelby Jean High Point Memorial Hospital Donna Lee Draughn Larry Draughn Vernon St Donna Lee Steven L. Silberman Herbert Silberman Woodrow Ave Steven Leyton High Point Hospital

Pruning Advice Urges Plants Talk On Hedge Shears

An opinion piece argues hedge shears ruin plant character and natural shapes. It recommends avoiding hedge pruning except for formal clipped hedges and suggests hand clippers or a knife to preserve a natural look.

Prim Pedicure Tips for a Professional Look

An oil or cream on the toenails with a buffing of an emery board helps create a smooth, professional pedicure. A careful beveling of uneven surfaces improves the overall appearance and shine.

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Elizabeth Faye Brown Mr. Brewer Richard Wright Brookside Drive Sandra Delappe Cotton Denver Colo Eva Alexander Olivia Wadsley Almetta C. Brooks International Club Eckerd’s Drug South Maine College Village Bes Eaik Grace Lutheran Kindergarten H. L. Voetkert Edward Devan John H. Harris N. C. State College Bailey E. Green Sample Shoe Store N. Main ST Monoghain Monogram Sea Monogram S. Main St Davis America Baltimore Lowder Supply Company High Point Thomasville Road Pan Old Colony AVIS
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