Miss Ward To Be Wed In North Wilkesboro area
Mr and Mrs W C Ward of 2996 N Main St announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Joan Ward to Coolidge Howard Shepherd son of Mrs Della Shepherd of 208 Steele St and Harlie Shepherd of North Wilkesboro. Wedding plans are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Ward
N. Main St
Barbara Joan
Coolidge Howard Shepherd
Della Shepherd
Steele St
Harlie Shepherd
North Wilkesboro
Salem College visitors mingle with local families at holidays
Salem College students Linda Tunstall Carolyn Tyson Ann Kearns Pat Thompson Judy Gilliam and Joan Thrower visit their parents in Winston-Salem. Howard Haworth and infant Ellen Haworth travel from Westfield New Jersey for a family gathering with Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Haworth. Mrs. Dover Lambeth visits her parents the Newlin Hayworths as Beverly Haworth and Richard Kemp prepare for a wedding. Jackie Helms, teacher in Savannah, arrives from 1010 Holton Street to spend holidays with Tate Helms family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Linda Tunstall
R. T. Tunstall Jr
Carolyn Tyson
Woodrow W. Tyson
Ann Kearns
Charles Kearns
Pat Thompson
Joe E. Thompson
Judy Gilliam
J. S. Gilliam
Joan Thrower
Mirs
Ed Thrower
Sedgefield
Howard Haworth
Ellen
Westfield
N. J
Edgedale Drive
Cecil E. Haworth
Dover Lambeth
Washington, D. C
Newlin Hayworths
Sunset Drive
Lambeth
Vicki Hayworth
Beverly Haworth
Richard Floyd Kemp
Jackie Helms
Tate Helms
Holton St
Miss Helms
John S. Wilder
Savannah, Ga
Phyllis White Bible Wedding Details With Attendants
Phyllis White wore a veil caught to a pearl Tara as red velvet and net attendants carried white carnation bouquets. The gown was complemented by church decor of white gladioli chrysanthemum baskets and palms. The bride, a High Point College and North State Business College graduate, wed a Trinity High School graduate and Le Tourneau junior. A reception at the bride’s parents’ home followed, with Elwood Spencer and James Short hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
North State Business College
Trinity High School
le Tourneau
Technical Engineering College
Longview
Tex
Elwood Spencer
James Short
Kindergarten Reopens After Holiday Break
Kindergarten in Holiday Town closed yesterday for the annual holiday vacation after a Christmas party and Santa visit. The party ran from 5 to 6 p.m. with children gathering around a decorated Christmas tree to receive gifts. The school will reopen on Jan.
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Santa Claus
Evans Clinard cake cutting honors Nancy Kay Evans
Mr and Mrs Reid D Evans hosted a cake cutting at their Chandler Street home to honor their daughter Nancy Kay Evans and prospective son in law Kay Clinard. About 100 guests including the wedding party attended the event after the rehearsal with Christmas decor and family members assisting in serving and gift rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid D. Evans
Chandler Street
Nancy Kay Evans
Kay Clinard
Vernon Coffey
R. G. Barlowe
Dan Arden
John Evans
Floyd Evans
Orville Frazier
Goodbys
John Surrett
Busy Bee Club Luncheon At Stout Home
Busy Bee Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Willa Stout's Sixth Street home for a Christmas luncheon. The decor featured seasonal accents, and a buffet meal was served on a lace table with a red rose tree. A brief business session led by president Mrs. G. W. Cooper preceded a program by Mrs. R. B. Pegram reading a Christmas prayer and Henry Dr.'s The Gift of the Magi. Seventeen members and three guests attended. gifts were exchanged.
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Busy Bee Garden Club
Sixth Street
Willa Stout
G. W. Cooper
R. B. Pegram
Henry
J. W. Moffitt
Edgar Johnson
Clarence Keever
Hum N Hoe Christmas Coffee at Paul Brigman Home
Hum N Hoe Garden Club hosted a Christmas coffee at 811 Country Club Dr. Mrs. Brigman was assisted by Mrs. L. E. Tieman Mrs. Frank Garrett and Mrs. Harold Jensen. Former members Mrs. Byron Haworth and Mrs. Dewey Crouse attended. The setting featured a holiday motif.
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Hum ’N’ Hoe Garden Club
Paul Brigman
Country Club
Brigman
L. E. Tieman
Frank Garrett
Harold Jensen
Byron Haworth
Dewey Crouse
Origin Of Christmas Tree Traced At Wayside Garden Club Luncheon
Wayside Garden Club held a Christmas meeting at the Emerywood Estates home of Mrs. E O Cummings. Mrs Grover Jones traced the origin of the Christmas tree in America, noting a German immigrant in Wooster Ohio started the custom. Readings on trees were shared and gifts exchanged.
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Wayside Garden Club
Emerywood Estates
E.O. Cummings
G. E. Wertz
Grover Jones
America
Wooster
Ohio
United States
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Ward
Barbara Ward
Brick
William D. Lewis
Phyllis
Stollen
the Sweet Shoppe
North Main
College Village Shopping
van Heusen
Vanalux
Burton
S. Main ST
Busy Bee Club
Stout
Rae Witte Tate
Borden
J. F. Hayden
Edith Sherrod
Garden Council
Dillon
Discount House
Color Wheels
Mattells
Talking Horse
S. Wrenn St
Reees
Samuel
Hyman’s
Lynn
Marlin
Dreadnaucht
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