Joyce Joyce-Dodson couple plans November vows
Mrs Walter F Joyce of Route 1 announces the engagement of daughter Sarah Virginia Joyce to Keith Douglas Dodson. The groom elects father is Albert Dodson of Route 1 Madison and the late Mrs Dodson. Sarah Virginia is a Sandy Ridge High School graduate and works at Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Greensboro. Keith Dodson a Sandy Ridge High School graduate and a senior at High Point College. Wedding set for November 21 at Sandy Ridge Baptist Church.
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Sandy Ridge
Walter Frank Joyce
Route 1
Sarah Virginia
Keith Douglas Dodson
Albert Dewey Dodson
Madison
Dobson
Miss Joyce
Sandy Ridge High School
Jefferson Standard iLife Insurance Company
Greensboro
Dodson
High Point College
Sandy Ridge Baptist Church
October Vows Planned By Miss Hilda Briggs
Mars Hill engagement announced for Miss Hilda Briggs and Thomasville native John Harold Warner. Briggs, Mars Hill High School graduate, attends Ashmore Business College night classes and works at Thomasville Chair Company. Warner, Thomasville High School graduate, works for Brokers Inc. The couple plan to marry October 25 at Carolina Avenue Baptist Church.
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Mars Hill
Hilda Briggs
Thomasville
John Harold Warner
Briggs
J. W. Briggs
Warner
John L. Warner
Miss Briggs
Mars Hill High School
Ashmore Business College
Thomasville Chair Company
Broker's, Inc
Carolina Avenue Baptist Church
Health Center Staffers Entertained At Dinner
Guilford County Health Center staff members were honored at a reception hosted by Miss Lucy Lopp and Miss Doris Lopp at their Denton area home. Guests Mrs. Roy Campbell Mrs. J W Moffitt and Miss Julie Wendler received gifts. Mrs Campbell plans Chapel Hill education, Mrs Moffitt will tour Europe, and Miss Wendler will travel as well.
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Guilford County Health Center
Lucy Lopp
Doris Lopp
Denton
Roy Campbell
J. W. Moffitt
Julie Wendler
Bees
Europe
Cake Cutting Honors Samuels Peters Wedding Party
Following the Samuels Peters rehearsal at First Reformed Church the bride’s parents hosted a cake cutting in the Guild Room. Guests included the wedding party relatives and close friends as James Norman presided at the punch bowl and gifts were exchanged for attendants.
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Samuels-Peters
First Reformed Church
R. Woodrow Samuels
Guild Room
Gilbert Moser
Alden Welch
James Norman
Miss Samuels
Peters
Robert Samuels
Milliners At Work Compare Creations In Session
A Jones instructor leads a group of milliners including Mrs. Roger Williams Mrs. Gray D. Smith Mrs. Henry Amaker and Mrs. Charles Snow in a workshop comparing designs and techniques during a craft session.
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Jones
Roger Williams
Gray D. Smith
Henry Amaker
Charles Snow
Church WSCS Plans General Meet
The WSCS of Main Street Methodist Church plans a general meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Clinard Classroom. The WSCS of Montlieu Avenue Methodist Church meets Monday at 8 p m in the fellowship hall. The executive board of the Piedmont Regional Women's Guild meets Thursday at 10 a m at the parsonage of First Reformed Church, 233 Woodrow Ave. Mrs R A Mensendiek is vice president.
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WSCS
Main Street Methodist Church
Clinard
Montlieu Avenue
Piedmont Regional Women’s Guild
First Reformed Church
Woodrow Ave
R. A. Mensendiek
Dinner Party Honors Carroll English Pair
After the Carroll English wedding rehearsal in Winston Salem the groom’s parents hosted a dinner at Town Steak House. About 45 guests attended with immediate family and out of town visitors. Pink carnations snapdragons and stephanotis graced tables. Toasts honored the couple and ushers received tie bars as gifts.
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T. R. English
Winston-Salem
Charles Carroll
Double Mystery Coming to Broadway Next Season
AP reports author Philip Freund describes Edge of the Jungle as a double mystery play centered on a suspenseful murder. The work is slated for Broadway production in the next season amid plans for Pepys era chronicle themes.
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New York
Philip Freund
Samuel Pepys
Coke Party Honors Miss Judith Gayle Thomas Before Aug. 29
Miss Judith Gayle Thomas was feted at a Coke party hosted by Miss Ann Kirkman and Mrs. T. C. Kirkman at Sunset Drive. Guests called between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. A gardenia corsage welcomed her and pink decor framed the tea table. Mrs. Jack Thomas and other relatives attended as the bride to be prepares to wed Thomas Stout on August 29 at First Presbyterian Church.
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Ann Kirkman
T. C. Kirkman
Kirkman
Sunset Drive
Judith Gayle Thomas
Miss Thomas
Jack Thomas
Eae Tae Sees
Thomas Stout
First Presbyterian Church
Restaurant owner recalls high wire past in Europe
WoodGlen New Jersey AP report says Karla Triska Pikna 38 runs a restaurant and once was a member of a high wire act in Europe noting she walked the straight and narrow to success.
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Woodglen
N. J
Karla Triska Pikna
Final Plans Announced For Gordon Dean Nuptials
Final plans are announced for the marriage of Miss Mary Carolyn Gordon and Donald Alton Dean on August 29 at High Point Friends Meeting. The Rev. Cecil Haworth will officiate at 6 o clock. Mrs. Clint Dillon will present organ music before the ceremony and selections include Bach pieces and Purcell Trumpet Voluntary. Best man is James Carlton Dean, Ushers include Lynn Watt Payne and Ralph L Futrell. Mrs. Vance Pegram will be soloist singing How Do I Love Thee. The event marks the first college in the U S to teach American history and government.
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Mary Carolyn Gordon
Donald Alton Dean
High Point
Cecil Haworth
Clint Dillon
Kernersville
Bach
Dider
Purcell
U. S
Vance Pegram
Guilford
Gove College
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
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