Moxley-Stewart Pair United By Bride's Father
Miss Martha Louise Stewart of Thomasville wed Donald R. Moxley of Booneville at Hasty Baptist Church. Ceremony conducted by the bride’s father Rev. Inman L. Stewart with music by the couple’s relatives. After a wedding trip, they will reside in Yadkinville.
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Thomasville
Hasty Baptist Church
Martha Louise Stewart
Donald R. Moxley
Booneville
Inman Ll. Stewart
Brenda Moxley
Dixie Roach
High Point
Stewart
Thomasville High School
City Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Winston - Salem
High Point Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Yadkinville
A Warm Outfit You Can Make In An Evening
Fashion guidance by Mary Brooks Picken outlines a simple weekend outfit. It covers fabric needs for a skirt and stole, basic sewing steps, and hints for a coordinated sweater. The piece also includes a reader question about elastic in children's shorts with practical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brooks Picken
Marian Martin
High Point
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
High Point residents visit and Stratford Ball highlights
Miss Flora Harvey, a heart patient at High Point Memorial Hospital, is allowed visitors. Mr. and Mrs. E C Cridle baugh of Edgedale Drive returned from Stratford College in Danville Virginia where they attended the annual Poinsettia Ball. Their daughter Carol, a Stratford student, participated in the ball figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Harvey
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Edgedale Drive
Stratford College
Danville
Cridlebaugh
Carol
Stratford
Hill-Yarborough Pair Weds In Private Vows
Mrs. Geraldine Yarborough of High Point and Ken Hill of Thomasville wed in a private Saturday ceremony at 4 in the bride’s parents home. Rev. Johnny E. Miller officiated. The couple, with families listed at Brentwood Street and 23 Swanee Lane, plan to reside on Fairlane Road in Oakview Estates after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Yarborough
High Point
Ken Hill
Thomasville
Johnny E. Miller
Charlotte
O. F. Vincannon
Brentwood St
Lester F. Hill
Swanee Lane
Peoples Loan Co
Newborns Arrive as Local Families Welcome
Kenneth Bizzell and family announce the Nov 27 daughter Kymalie Zee Bizzell born in La Puente California. Paul Phifer and wife announce the Dec 7 daughter Karen Lorraine Phifer born at High Point Memorial Hospital. Alfred Gardner and wife announce the Dec 9 son Charles Boyd Gardner born at High Point Hospital. Gardner is formerly Gladys Davidson of Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kymalie Zoe Bizzell
Kenneth Bizzell
la Puente
Calif
Kymalie Zee
Bizzell
High Point
Karen L. Phifer
Paul Phifer
Fisher St
Karen Lorraine
High Point Memorial Hospital
Alfred B. Gardner
Gatewood Ave
Charles Boyd
High Point Hospital
Avoid Swelling Wood Spatulas With Quick Washing
The article advises avoiding soaking wooden spatulas used with non stick skil lets and saucepans. Wash quickly in hot suds or detergent, rinse, wipe and air dry before storing to protect the coating.
Bake Sale by Agenda Club Supports Beautification Project
Agenda Club of the YWCA staged a bake sale in front of J C Penney Co to fund a special beautification project. Proceeds were praised as successful by a club spokesman with plans finalized at a Thursday meeting led by Miss Viola Bgigman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
The
YWCA
J. C. Penny Co
Viola Bgigman
R. M. Hardee
Judy Wilson
Pearl Marie Bullard
High Point
Bullard
Louise Southern
Cleo Kana
Husband Finally Reported Missing After Three Months
A Chattanooga woman phoned police asking how to report a missing husband after three months of disappearance. Clerk Dale Ledford logged the inquiry as she explained she suspected he was drinking and only now began to worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dale Ledford
Ledford
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Moxley-Stewart
Bride
Tweed’s
Merian Mastin
Frank A. Stith Co
Neeenyy
Frank A. Stith
College Village Shopping Center
Hill-Yarborough
Charles B. Gardner
Wen’'s den
Bill Cain Warren Parris
Non -Aequere
S. Main ST
Smart Santas
Penney
Williams Flowers & Gifts
ALL About Food By Tested Recipe Institute
Aluminum
Our
Mills
South Main Street
Lian
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