Kay Kearns Feted At Swim Dance Party Debut
Miss Kay Kearns, featured at the state Debutante Ball in Raleigh on Sept 9, was honored at a Saturday evening party at Brightwell in High Point. Dukes of Rhythm from Greensboro provided music for dancing from 8 to midnight as marshals and guests from multiple cities attended.
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Kay Kearns
Raleigh
Phil Phillips
Bill Gluyas
Allen Cheek
Brightwell
Phillips
High Point
Dukes of Rhythm
Greensboro
Charlotte
Kannapolis
Thomasville
Winston - Salem
Tarboro
Asheville
Edenton
Lynchburg
Franklin
Methodist Vows Tie Shoaf Jordan in Asheboro Church
In Bethany Methodist Church Millboro on Sunday at 4 pm Miss Helen Patricia Jordan and Billy Wayne Shoaf wed under palms white gladioli and candlelight Rev Ray Moss officiated The bride daughter of Ethel Jordan Franklinville Rt 1 and the groom son of Mr and Mrs F C Shoaf Lexington Rt 5 both recent graduates and employed He will reside in Lexington after a wedding trip A reception followed at the bride’s mother home in Franklinville Rt 1 The couple will honeymoon after wearing a wedding dress of white taffeta lace and a fingertip veil with seed pearl bandeau The ceremony featured music by pianist Janet Pugh Johnson.
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Asheboro
Helen Patricia Jordan
Billy Wayne Shoaf
Bethany Methodist Church
Millboro
Ray
Moss
Ethel Jordan
Franklinville
Rt. 1
Gray's Chapel High School
Acme Hosiery Mills
F. C. Shoaf
Lexington
Rt. 5
Reeds High School
United Furniture Co
Janet Pugh Johnson
Dick Essick
Arcadia
W. R. Cole
Winston- Salem
Hubert Messick Jr
Randleman
Mr. Messick
Locke Craig Parrish
Sophia
C. S. Spivey Jr
Lois Jessup
Otis Neal Bowers
Forestdale Garden Club Plans Summer Sunset Show
The Forestdale Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in Jamestown School Home Economics Building for a flower show and workshop titled Summer Sunset under the direction of Mesdames Ed Reams, Vance McCormick and Robert Green. Hostesses include Mesdames Sam Newby, Bill Taylor and C D Pace.
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Forestdale Garden Club
Jamestown School
Mesdames
Ed Reams
Vance McCormick
Robert Green
Sam Newby
Bill Taylor
C. D. Pace
Mrs Gertrude Hiatt Returns After Surgery at Moses Cone Hospital
Mrs Gertrude Hiatt of 808 Mangum Ave has returned from a two weeks stay in Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro where she underwent surgery. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Gertrude Hiatt
Mangum Ave
Moses Cone Hospital
Greensboro
Randleman Bride Weds Parrish in Wesleyan Church
Miss Jean Lee Messick became the bride of Roger Dale Parrish in Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Hardin officiating. The couple’s families are noted as the Messicks of Randleman and the Parrishes of Sophia. The ceremony featured white gladioli and palms, organ music, and a floor length lace gown for the bride.
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Delores Eisenhart
Dorothy Messick
Linda Parrish
George Stockwell
Elvin Parrish
Kolodkin Sechtin Wedding Celebrations At Greensboro Club
The Kolodkin Sechtin wedding party was feted with a reception at Starmount Country Club Greensboro hosted by the bride’s and groom’s families. Out‑of‑town guests traveled from Georgia Illinois Tennessee Ohio and more to attend the nuptials and pre‑nuptial brunch at Al Boling’s Steak House.
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Kolodkin-Sechtin
Greensboro
Starmount Country Club
Louis Sechtin
High Point
Arnold Cherson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marine
Smilax
Louis Greenberg
Julius Kabatsky
Detroit
Mich
Georgia
Illinois
Tennessee
Ohio
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
North Carolina
Boling’s
N. A. Kolodkin
Stanley Kolodkin
Daniel Lechtin
al Boling
Debutantes to be honored with social events in Raleigh week
Local debutantes headed to the state ball in Raleigh next month will celebrate with a brunch and bridge at Sedgefield Country Club hosted by Mrs. E. K. Thrower to honor her daughter Joan and others. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grimsley host a cook-out at Country Club Drive for Miss Thrower. Ed Grimsley will be chief marshal at the ball. A mother and daughter luncheon will honor the five debutantes and their mothers with Mrs. Louis Greenberg and Mrs. J. E. Young hosting with their daughters Libby Greenberg and Patty Young.
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Raleigh
E. K. Thrower
Sedgefield Country Club
Joan
E. L. Grimsley
Country Club Drive
Miss Thrower
Ed Grimsley
Mrs. Grimsley
Louis Greenberg
Libby Greenberg
J. E. Young
Patty Young
Wedding Attendants and Attire Describe Early North Carolina Nuptials
The ushers included E. S. Spivey Jr., cousin of the bride, and Tommy Parrish, brother of the groom. The bride and groom’s mothers wore coordinated outfits, with the bride selecting blue piping and the groom’s mother in navy linen. The bride wore a taffeta sheath with a jacket en ensemble and black accessories. The couple plans to reside at 302 N. Centennial Ave., High Point.
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E. S. Spivey Jr
Tommy Parrish
N. Centennial Ave
High Point
Women Of Moose Plan State Convention in Raleigh
The Women of the Moose met at the Moose Home on Church Street to discuss the upcoming state convention set for September 2 to 5 in Raleigh. Several High Point women plan to attend, with Mrs Annie Larrick, senior regent, presiding and a special session scheduled for September 8.
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Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Raleigh
High Point
Annie Larrick
YWCA Swim Classes and Club Meetings Schedule
The YWCA calendar lists new swim classes for women and girls from 10:30 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday including Beginner Intermediate and Advanced sessions. Wednesday features Teen-Age Committee at 11 a.m. and Thursday offers Robins Club at 6:15 p.m. followed by Agenda Club at 6:30 p.m.
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Robins Club
Agenda Club
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Family Finance
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E. Commerce ST
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Concord
Durham
Gastonia
Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Randleman Vows
Parrish-Messick
Roger Dale Parrish
Wed
S. Main ST
Salem ST
Colonial Stores
Wai Ten Ui
Jaser
TY Ggc
Friendly Colonial
Women of Moose
Ywca Calendar
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