Thomasville Wedding Notables Unite Beamon and Rogers
Miss Beamon and Curtis Delano Rogers are united in marriage in Thomasville with Reverend L. F. Festerman officiating. The ceremony includes lace gown, rhinestone ornaments, maid and matron of honor in lavender dresses, and out of town guests from Stamford to Brooklyn. After a reception, the couple will reside in their new home near Kiverton Road following a Little Rock trip.
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Thomasville
Miss Beamon
Curtis Rogers
Iain di
Genel
Nymond Smith
Lexhou
Troy Welborn
Mary Belle Cox
Cathy Darnell Webster
Richard Allen Beamon
Billy Ray Sullivan
Harold Rogers
Bill Smith
Johnny Peary
Beamon
Rogers
Edgeworth Ve
High Point Sc
Pilot Life Insurance Co
W. H. Rogers
Davis Manufacturing Co
Little Rock
Arkansas
Kiverte
Stamford
Connecticu
New York
Alabama
Cnn
Pennsylvannia
South Carizona
Brooklyn
Rogers Attend Cake Cutting Before Bridal Party
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers hosted a cake cutting at their Montlieu Avenue home for the bridal party and out of town guests after rehearsals. The reception featured a three-tier cake on a lace tablecloth, with lighted crystal tapers and attending toasts by Bertha Brady and Christine Stock.
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Mise van Nouvalle Beamon
Curtis
Teenee
Montlieu Avenue
Bertha Brady
Stanbury
Christine Tock
Tampa
Fla
Rabbits differ from hares in ears legs and fur
Rabbits have shorter ears and legs than hares. They are born without fur and with closed eyes.
Potatoes Grow Wild In Native Countryside
A fragment notes potatoes, native to the region, still grow wild in the countryside. The brief reference highlights long standing cultivation and the enduring presence of the tuber in local flora.
BC Headache Relief Promoted In Vintage Ad
An old advertisement extols BC products for headache relief noting combined ingredients and fast action. It touts BC Powders and BC Tablets in multiple package sizes and urges immediate purchase for quick, reliable relief.
Man Survives 109 Degree Fever in Miami Beach
Bernard Seiden, 54, survived a 109 degree fever at Mount Sinai Hospital after entering for a kidney stone operation. Doctors said most deaths occur when body temperature reaches 107 or 108 degrees, and his temperature later fell back to 107 degrees.
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Miami Beach
Bernard Seiden
Mount Sinai Hospital
Seiden
Births announced for Ozment and Beck families in High Point
Mr and Mrs Charles A Ozment Jr of 418 Friddle Street announce the birth of their daughter Candice Kay on August 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs C W Beck of 100 Spruce Street announce the birth of their son Charles Warren on August 2 at editorial Hospital. Mrs Beck is the former Miss Betty Jean Stroud of High Point.
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Candice Kay
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles Thompson Ozment
Charles A. Ozment, Jr
Friddle Street
Charles Thom
C. W. Beck
Spruce Street
Charles Warren
Eretorial Hospital
Noted social visit brings families home from travels
Mrs. W. R. Forman of Skaneateles N Y has Mrs Nancy Roberts of this city visiting and returning. Mrs Shep pard toured Niagara Falls Thousand Islands and sights while there. Mrs Gane of Roland Park is ill and cannot receive visitors. Mr and Mrs C W Dalton Martinsville Va returned after days with D L 650 Wesley Place. Mr and Mrs James T Staton and Sherman Staton returned from Fontana Dam Cherokee where they saw the pageant Unto Hills.
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W. R. Forman
Skaneatelis
N. Y
Nancy Roberts
James T. Staton
Sherman
Pell Payne
Fontana Dam
Cherokee
Unto Hills
Local Time Notes On Radio Station Relay Changes
Eastern Local Time guidance explains subtracting hours for other zones and notes some stations switch to WF local services. It states last minute program changes cannot be included.
Silent Hour and Evening Radio Schedule Notes
A jagged listing summarizes radio programs from late afternoon through night. Mentions include News Broadcasts, Commentary, One Man's Family, Gordon Barrow Concert, Boston Pops, and Hal Block Gage Quiz among others. Programs span CBS ABC and local stations with varied entertainment and talks.
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Abe-Cheee
Abe-Mbs-East
Abe-Mbe-West
Cbs
Abe
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs Ranger
Abe Ews
Mbs
Abe O
Cbs Newsreel
Gordon Barrow
Scoute
Chs
Eury Taylor
Abe Fightere
Paul Lavalle
Boston Pops
Abe Hawk
Robert Waxworks
Cbs News & Music
Satesee
Hal Block Gage
Abc Ee
Ebs
Cbs al Sorgen Een
Cbe
Abe Brud
Aunt Lizzie Welch Class Plans Picnic Meeting
The Aunt Lizzie Welch Class of the First Methodist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the home of Mrs W H English 1008 Westwood for a picnic.
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Lizzie Welch
First Methodist Church
W. H. English
Westwood
Philathea Class Meeting at Green Street Church Host Home
The Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at the home of F. A. Bumgarner on Hill. About 1500 earth wakes in Japan. however most ice pests Gea bo ae ne damage.
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Green Street
Japan
Grasse France dubbed Detroit of Perfume in Nat Geo notice
The passage describes Grasse in southern Actin coker sietarte as a key flower-raising region with scent producing factories and a “Detroit of Perfume” nickname in a National Geographic context. It mentions Silas France and elements of scent extraction intelligence influencing the perception of the city.
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High Point
N. C
Grasse
Actin Coker Sietarte
France
Belpine
Detroit
National Geographic Ty
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Mr. and
Mrs. Rogers
Rose Furniture CO
Philco
Harte
Rose Furniture Company
Curtis Delane
Joan Novella Beamon
Haven Glo Baptist Church
Curtis Delane Rogers
George Beamon
Mera RS Ce Aa
John W. Vandercook
Whpe-Fm
Joseph C. Harsch
Lexington
Hi-Toms
Church of Christ of North
Red Sox
Tigers
Channing Cope
WHPE
THE
Liberty Broadcasting System
Gane
Roland Park
Wfmy-Tv
Carolina Calling
Horace Heidt
WBTV
Peas—Ee Tee Wee
WELCH
Philathea
The _— Care Association
Blue Cross Plan
Wright
Franks
Bologna
E. Washington
Near Air Buses
Packard
America
Motordom
Stern
Seeond
Carlona
Fabaaifskin
Guilford Motor Corp
Wrenn St
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