Moody-Dunlap Pair Weds In Asheboro Home Ceremony
Elizabeth Faye Dunlap and James A. Moody were married at 3 p.m. in the bride’s mother’s Asheboro home. Rev. Robert Bennett officiated a double ring service by the fireplace. The couple will reside at 15064 N Fayetteville St after a wedding trip.
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Asheboro
Elizabeth Faye Dunlap
James A. Moody
Claude Dunlap
Robert Bennett
Moody
Dunlap
Asheboro High School
The
Big Deal
Mr. Moody
Gurney Moody
Elon College
U. S
Tommy's Drive-In
Miss Nancy Beasley Feted By Mrs. Hart
Mrs. Albert Hart Jr hosted a Saturday bridesmaids luncheon at 526 Parkway for cousin Miss Nancy Beasley of Randleman. The event featured white lace cloths, a pale green tulle tree, and bridal table décor. out of town guests attended before Miss Beasley wed Charles Spen a Moore at First Methodist Church in Randleman that evening.
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Nancy Beasley
Mrs. Hart
Albert Hart Jr
Randleman
Miss Beasley
Charles Spena Moore
Troy and
Greens
Hart
Parkway
Beasley
Peggy Allred
Peggy Hart
Judith Johns
Norfolk
Margaret Lee Lester
Reidsville
William Poe
Greensboro
Bun Pugh
Sophia
Elizabeth Whisenant
Maiden
Joe Beasley
Fort Belvoir
John Beasley
W. C. York
Marty Chernault
Mr. Moore
First Methodist Church
Sedgefield Club January Event Calendar Highlights
Sedgefield Country Club outlines January activities with five Saturday dances on Jan 3 10 17 24 and 31. New Year’s Day food service will be closed though golf and tennis run daylight to dark. Jan 13 hosts a private function and Jan 2 features a ladies social and bridge luncheon with a 10 am coffee hour and 1 15 pm luncheon. A men’s social night for members only is Jan 29. Regular food service runs 11 30 am to 9 pm Fri Sat Sun and 11 30 am to 6 pm Tue Wed Thu.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Dear Ann Landers blue moon column on elderly care
Ann Landers presents a problem column analyzing letters about aging parents and nursing homes. The reader objects to encouragement of institutional care and urges fairness while Landers notes the complexities, advising church support and home care when appropriate, with examples of frail relatives and family dynamics. The piece ends with an ad for a marriage booklet and a historical note: The College of William and Mary was chartered in 1692.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Landers
Grandfather
Plymouth Rock
Jamestown
Mama and Papa
G. G
Gramps
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Local Resident Minnie English Celebrated in Washington
Mrs Minnie English of High Point North Carolina was feted in Washington D C by her daughter Mrs Herbert Cole for her 78th birthday. The buffet dinner featured assistance from Mrs Joe Cole Mrs Charlie Brooks and Mrs Norman Treadway as gifts were presented to the honoree.
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Washington, D. C
Minnie English
High Point
N. C
Herbert Cole
Eng
Angie
English
Joe Cole
Charlie Brooks
Norman Treadway
Emerywood Club Open House Showcases Harold Mickey
Over 250 Emerywood Country Club guests attended a holiday open house from 3 30 to 6 30 p m featuring Harold Mickey as guest pianist. He is a Winston Salem native and Argentina based musician appearing with Tommy Woollen and his combo. Mickey travels for a conference in Washington DC representing Argentina and The Williams Foundation aiding scholars' travel.
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Harold Mickey
Mickey
Emerywood Country Club
Asa Parham
Parham
Ed Pleasants
Pleasants
Tommy Woollen
Mr. Mickey
Winston - Salem
Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Washington, D. C
Williams Foundation
Pale And Pink Look For Fair Complexions
The article promotes a pale pink winter complexion using gentle cleansing routines and a light makeup approach. It advises a cleansing cream that liquefies on contact, tissue or cloth removal, a gentle astrigent cleanser, nightly masks as needed, and moisturizing cream. It emphasizes foundation and powder lighter than skin tone with a pastel rouge for a subtle glow.
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Sons
Bedactapam Indie Amr Pons Tanient
Burlesque Attic Intruder Falls Into Dressing Room
Dallas police report a man who climbed to a burlesque attic to peep into the dressing room and fell through after losing balance. Bouncers thought he was a burglar but the man claimed he aimed only to observe patrons and was not there to rob a safe.
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Dallas
Winter gardening becomes year-round chore for lovers of the outdoors
Chappaqua writer notes that modern gardening blends indoor and outdoor work from winter through summer. Winter duties include fertilizing with ground-frozen applications, weed control, bird feeding with seed and suet, and prepping seed flats. The piece emphasizes year-round balance and practical tips for sustaining birds and plants.
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Chappaqua
N.Y
Joutloor
Craven Couple Welcome Daughter Janice Marie
Mr and Mrs Ira Craven of Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Janice Marie on December 23 at Thomasville Memorial Hospital. Mrs Craven is the former Miss Betty Jo Hayworth of High Point.
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Ira Craven
Thomasville
Janice Marie
Thomasville Memorial Hospital
Craven
Betty Jo Hayworth
High Point
Cooper Family Returns Home After Holidays Visit
Maj. and Mrs. G. Carl Cooper and two children Carla and Darrell of Shaw Air Force Base, D. C., have returned to their home after spending the holidays with Major Cooper's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper of 507 Weaver.
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G. Carl Cooper
Carla
Darrell
Shaw Air Force Base
D. C
Major Cooper
George Cooper
Weaver
Garner Cox Wedding At First Baptist Church Asheboro
Miss Golda Rae Garner and Brantlin Cox Jr were married at 4 p.m. in Asheboro’s First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. R. L. Hughes with Rev. Charles Neal assisting. The ceremony featured white gladioli and chrysanthemums and a Chantilly lace gown.
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Asheboro
Golda Rae Garner
Stin Brantlin Cox
First Baptist Church
R. L. Hughes
Oakhurst Baptist Church
Charles Neal
Grady Ray Garner
Garner
Ruth Cox Garner
Seagrove
Justin Brantlin Cox
Ralph Humble
Betty
Barbara Voncannon
John E. Hawkins
Gloves And Lotion Keep Hands Pretty
Winter care tips urge using gloves and silicone lotion to prevent chapping and dryness. Store lotion in glove drawers and desks for easy daytime use, and dry hands thoroughly after washing to avoid damp, cold conditions. The article notes the Smithsonian Institution was funded by James Smithson.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
James Smithson
The
United States
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