Two Parties Pay Courtesy To Miss Emily Sue Jones
Miss Emily Sue Jones bride elect of Saturday has been honored at two showers. A Circle Drive party hosted by Mrs. James Scotten and Mrs. Taylor Brookbank featured a green and white theme with a parasol gift shower and a carnation bouquet. A Guilford Dairy Bar gathering in Thomasville hosted by Mrs. Howard Hayes included bridal games, pink and white decor, and a carafe and warming tray as a gift.
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Emily Sue Jones
James Scotten
Circle Drive
Taylor Brookbank
Miss Jones
Donald Shame
Ralph Jones
Paul
Shamel
Thomasville
Howard Hayes
Guilford Dairy
Paul Shamel
Emily Jones
Donald Shamel
James Scotten Jr
Auction Sale Highlights Meeting of Friendly Club
The Friendly Club met September 29 at Mrs. Burchette’s Innis Street home with Mrs. Chanel presiding. An auction of club donated items raised funds for projects. Mrs. Lola Shipwash received a gift certificate. Eleven members and one visitor attended. September’s meeting will be at Mrs. Geneva Ellington’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Burchette
Innis Street
Frances Chanel
L C. Dowdy
Callie Jones
Chanel
Lola Shipwash
Frances Davis
W. Green Street
Geneva Ellington
Accepting a Husband’s Faults for a Happy Marriage
Ruth Willett advises wives to assess if life with their husband is better than being without him. If remaining married, accept faults and focus on his good qualities. Worrying won’t help. happiness depends on attitude and preserving the union. A Cork can be stripped from an evergreen tree without killing the tree.
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Jas
Birth notices from High Point Memorial Hospital
The Fields and several other couples announce the birth of children at High Point Memorial Hospital. Ronald Wilson, Pamela Dawn, Cynthia Alta, Bobby Jay, Danny Joe, Stephen Wayne, and Carol Ann are named with birth dates around August 23 to 27 and mothers’ maiden names noted.
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Ronald Wilson Fields
R. P. Fields
Connor St
Ronald Wilson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Martha Chattham
Pamela Dawn Lewallen
Lawrence E. Lewallen
High Point
Pamela Dawn
Betty Jester
Cynthia Alta Ring
D. S. Ring
Granby St
Cynthia Alta
Evelyn Redding
Sophia
Bobbie Jay Smith
Bobbie Smith
N. Main St
Bobby Jay
Mary Ann Glover
New York
Danny Joe Lawson
Robert Lawson
Ingleside Dr
Danny Joe
Stephen Wayne Pegram
M. W. Pegram
Adams
Carol Ann Foust
R. W. Foust
Oaklawn St
Carol Ann
Lightest vs Heaviest Fighters Highlight Ring History
The story notes old heavyweight contrasts and features Billy Ray Lickert of Lafayette who, while pursuing a Kentucky basketball career, operated a hamburger press. He injured his right hand August 9 requiring stitches after the machine closed on his fingers.
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Lexington
Billy Ray Lickert
Lickert
Lafayette
Kentucky
Raccoons Wash Food Before Eating It
Raccoons are observed washing their food before eating it. Scientists suggest this habit may stem from cleaning mud off prey like frogs and turtles they retrieve from muddy areas.
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Dana Scotten
Scotten
Dawn Scotten
Ruth Willett
PRL Mall
Homart
Averas
Gurnac
Our Bette
Sears
Honeywell
Sears, Roebruck and CO
North Main St
N. Main
Can't Conquer Hamburger Press
Bob Fitzsimmons
Prime Camera
Wenrich
Turkey
T-Bone
Es Mrs. Blank
Ammen
Aleae
Jane
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