Everhart-Motsinger Wedding Vows Said In Winston-Salem
Ann and Mrs. Motsinger of Winston-Salem joined in marriage with William L. Everhart of Route 5 Winston-Salem. The ceremony at Bethany and Reformed Church featured a double ring rite performed by Rev. Robert Oakley. Bridal attendants included Mrs Bobby Clodfelter and Miss Nancy Motsinger. After a Florida wedding trip the couple will live with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Andiet
Deliben Aae
Motsinger
Winston - m
Route 5
William L. Everhart
Lawrence G. Everhart
Winston-Salem
Bethany and Reformed Church
Robert Oakley
Fred K. Disher
Bride
Bobby R. Clodfelter
Nancy Motsinger
Col Ra
Sue Motsinger
Vann Everhart
Bobby Clodfelter
Ralph Ball
Joe Everhart
Fred Weisner
Florida
Everhart
North Davidson High School
Carolina Underwear Co
Thomasville
Motsinger Block Co
Midway
Peggy Ann Motsinger
Junior Woman's Club Plans Called Meeting
A called meeting of the Junior Woman's Club will be held at the YMCA Monday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. B. E. Conner presiding. Business includes advertisements for the Cabaret program, chaired by Mrs. Porter Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
YMCA
B. E. Conner
Porter Hauser
Metcalfes Honored At Buffet Supper Before Move
Mr and Mrs Fred Metcalfe were honored at a private buffet hosted by Mr and Mrs W Thomas and Mr and Mrs Frank Smith at the Ottery Drive home. Twenty four guests from the Twentieth Century Study Club attended as the Metcalfes prepare to relocate to New Jersey. A gold engraved silver tray with a Goldsmith quotation, club member names, and pastel floral decor highlighted the evening of social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Metcalfe
W. Thomas
Frank Smith
Thomas
Otteray Dr
F. Metcalfe
New Jersey
Twentieth Century Study Club
Metcalfe
Mrs. Metcalfe
Oliver Goldsmith
Bride Elect Miss Young Honored At Luncheon And Tea
Miss Tommie Lou Young bride elect of September was feted with a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Dick Kellam at her Eaton Place apartment. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Payne and Miss Helen Swaringen. a silver bread tray was gifted to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Lou Young
Dick Kellam
Eaton PI
Charles Payne
Helen Swaringen
Miss Young
E. Perryman
Nancy Boulding
Lexington
Soak Prunes in Fruit Juice for Richer Flavor
To add flavor, soak prunes in pineapple juice or other fruit juice rather than plain water. Let them stand as usual until plump and soft for serving.
Selection Offers Complete Dolls With Accessories
A store advertises a wide variety of clothes and accessories for dolls. Alexander Kits can be bought fully dressed or as outfits, with dolls made of fine plastic. Wigs are washable and curlable. dolls walk. Perennial favorite among girls and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
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Everhart-Motsinger
Raymond §. Motsinger
Winston - Salem
Jounty Junior
Glamour
Redman
South Main
Aou Eco
J. M. Young
Jah Byrum
Hunter Young
Harold Simpson
Simpson
Lexington Ave
Mason & Hamlin, Sommer, Chickering, Kimball and Gulbransen
Bland's
N. Main
S&t
Horsman
Wendy
Cu. S.C
North Wrenn
Sidney Heller
Kathy
Saunders
E. Washington ST
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