Linen shower honors Mrs. James Forrest at Gilliam home
A linen shower for the bride Mrs. James Forrest was hosted by Mrs. Bruce E. Gilliam and Miss Jennie Yarborough at 1423 Grantham Dr. Guests included Mrs. Julian Josephson, mother of the bride. The former Linda Josephson wed at her parents’ home July 29 and will join her seaman husband stationed in Rota Spain.
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Jennie Yarborough
Gilliam
Grantham Dr
Julian Josephson
Linda Josephson
Forrest
Overbrook Dr
U. S. Navy
Rota
Spain
Rebecca Hutchens Honored Before Sept. Wedding
Rebecca Hutchens, bride elect of Warren Martin Daniel Jr., was honored with a dessert bridge and bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Claude Smith Jr. The event featured shasta daisies, pink and white summer flowers, and guests including her grandmother Mrs. Robert Peter Cook of Concord. The couple plan to wed September 23 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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Rebecca Ann Hutchens
Warren Martin Daniel Jr
Claude Smith Jr
Robert Peter Cook
Concord
Miss Hutchens
Mr. Daniel
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Katherine Waynick Weds Glenn Bastian In Weldon
Katherine Evangeline Waynick and Glenn Bastian marry at the Weldon home of the bride’s grandmother with Rev. Calvin Knight officiating. The couple, both educators in East Islip New York, plan to reside there after a blend of Meredith College Columbia and Pitt/CUNY credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Waynick
Glenn Bastian
Weldon
New York University
East Islip
N. Y
Hewlett School
Bastian
Robert L. Waynick
Capus Waynick
High Point
Local Birth Announcements Highlight Two New Babies
Mr and Mrs Richard R Jones announce the birth of son Richard Ralph Jr at High Point Memorial Hospital on August 23. Mrs Jones formerly Dana Morris of Greensboro. A second birth, daughter April Lynette, born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Lee Hinson of 815 Willow Place at the local hospital on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Jones
Johnson St
Richard Ralph Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jones
Dana Morris
Greensboro
Catherine Montaghue
High Point
April Lynette
Alfred Lee Hinson
Willow Place
Four Ounce Orange Juice Meets Daily Vitamin C Needs
A four ounce serving of orange juice provides the recommended daily allowance of vitamin C. The standard serving is one half cup and applies to fresh, frozen or canned juice.
Bakery Worker Inspects Pies. Suffers Migraine After Rush
A bakery employee watches pies roll off the line and removes defects. She experiences a migraine after 90 000 pies pass in one hour and requests another job, but the boss refuses. Fellow workers sympathize with her.
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Franks in Cabbage with Tangy Sauce
A dark green head of cabbage is rinsed and dried then trimmed at the base. The loose outer leaves are curled away from the head and small frankfurters are inserted into the cabbage to be served with a tangy sauce.
Kindergarten Opening Tells Mrs Walter Kirkman’s School
Mrs Walter Kirkman’s Kindergarten School at 312 Otero Drive will open next Tuesday. The children will stay from 9 to 11 a m the first morning and begin the regular 9 a m to noon schedule the next day.
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Walter Kirkman
Otteray Dr
Fairyland Child Center Announces Kindergarten Opening
Fairyland Child Center at 1219 McCain Pl will start kindergarten classes on August 29. Registration runs from 9 a.m. to noon in the kindergarten building. Mrs. Ken Hutchins teaches the morning group and Mrs. Jerry Haney the afternoon. Louise Miller is the director.
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Fairyland Child Center
McCain Pl
Ken Hutchins
Jerry Haney
Louise Miller
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James Forrest
Bride
Bruce E. Gilliam
Bruce Gilliam
Chip Faircloth
Rebecca Hutchens
Thurman Wall
P. V. Kirkman
Columbia University Graduate School
Raleigh
Culver Military Academy
Cornell University
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
University of Pittsburgh
Richard Jones JR
Christopher Todd
April Hinson
Birmingham
England
PLAID
Summer
610 South Main
Children’s Shop
Kate
Child Center
Anos Company
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