Miss Maxie Goins Weds Dr. Hugh Williams in Asheboro
Miss Maxie Bonte Goins married Dr. Hugh Russell Williams at an Asheboro church with Kenneth Johnson officiating. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goins and Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Williams of Nashville, Tenn., plan to reside in Rocky Mount after a wedding trip.
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Miss Goins
Dr. Williams
Asheboro
Maxie Bonte Goins
Hugh Russell Williams
Kenneth Johnson
Albert Henry Goins
Wilton Russell Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Dorrce Waters
William E. Oglesby
Graham White
Charles Kluttz
Kippie Williams
Ella Mae Reams
Reba Upchurch
Charlotte
Sheryl Kluttz
Sue Nance
Sue Keeter
Grover
Janice Smith
Mooresville
Betty Holfhouser
Mount Pleasant
Julian Brisco
Jim Valentine
Jimmy Taylor
Stewart LeCroy
Don Lucas
Rocky Mount
William Dorsey Beal
Albemarle
C. L. Pearson
Williams
Lees-McRae College
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Wake Forest College
School of Optometry
Memphis
Armed Forces
Pine Grove
Dior
First Methodist Church
Nashville, Tenn
Canterbury Club learns of McIver of North Carolina
Mrs. Owen Reese led a Canterbury Club program at Mrs. J. W. Woollen’s Hillcrest Drive home. She reviewed Rose Howell Holder’s book on North Carolina’s first president McIver, noting his role in reducing illiteracy after the Civil War and a 1890 quote on education costs. Twelve members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Reese
Canterbury Club
Hillcrest Drive
J. W. Woollen
Carson Burns
R. T. Amos
University of North Carolina Press
McIver
Woollen
Sorority Plans Covered Dish Supper
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans a covered dish supper Monday at 7 pm at Mrs. Gray Williamson's home Pine Ridge Drive. Co hosts are Mrs. Don Harriss and Mrs. Wayne Brackett.
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Alpha Rho
Beta Sig ‘Ma Phi
Gray Williamson
Pine Ridge Drive
Don Harriss
Wayne Brackett
Lesses
Nurse Group to Meet in North Carolina District Meeting
North Carolina State Nurses Association District 9 will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Furniture City Restaurant. Mrs Mary Faith Harrison will discuss Cobalt Therapy and reservations must be made by Tuesday by calling 3050.
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District 9
North Carolina State Nurses Association
Furniture City
Mary Faith Harrison
Catesby Club Meets Tuesday at 905 Johnson Street
The Catesby Bird Club gathers Tuesday evening at 7 45 at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Eshelman 905 Johnson Street Hostesses include Mrs James Edwards and Mrs M C Kellam assistive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Club
J. A. Eshelman
The
Catesby Bird Club
Johnson St
James Edwards
M. C. Kellam
Parliamentary Law Discussed For Thomasville Clubs
Six Thomasville organizations attended a two night class on parliamentary procedure in the Woman's Club Building committee room. The sessions, taught by Mrs. E S Maclin of High Point, were sponsored by the local Woman's Club with Mrs. Vann Stringfield supervising as parliamentarian.
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Thomasville
Woman's Club
E. 8. Maclin
High Point
Vann Stringfield
Priscilla Club to Meet Friday at Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Fred A. Thomas will attend the Priscilla Club luncheon at Emerywood Country Club Friday. The meeting is scheduled for 12:30 p.m.
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Priscilla Club
Fred A. Thomas
Emerywood Country Club
Garden Study Club Meeting At Public Library
The Garden Study Club will gather in the library’s audio-visual room on Wednesday at 10 a.m. A film on conservation will be shown.
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Garden Study Club
Public Library
Leaksville honors bride to be Miss McAnally with multiple parties
February bride elect Miss Wanna McAnally was feted at a series of gatherings in Leaksville. Elizabeth Reese hosted a coffee at 405 Hillcrest Dr with 18 guests, presenting china in her pattern and a carnation corsage for the honoree. A later 4 pm tea at 1104 Oakhurst followed with gifts and yellow decor. Additional luncheons and dinners hosted by local families continued the celebration with corsages, place cards, and bridal gifts.
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Wanna McAnally
Elizabeth Reese
Owen Reese
Reese
Hillcrest Dr
Charles McAnally
Miss McAnally
Nancy Sexton
Salem College
McAnally
John C. Foy
Allen Welborn
Ann Welborn
Foy
Oakhurst
Leaksville
J. Hampton Price
James Chandler
Price
D. G. Huggins
Charles Martin
Charles McA
Phillip Ray
Leakeville
James S. Moffitt
Perndale Drive
Paris Spring Collections Favor Beige And Calfskin Tones
Navy blue and black appear equally strong in the Paris spring collections while beige and calfskin tones remain favorites. Checks and pastel tweeds show up in featherweight fabrics, adding variety to the lineup.
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Paris
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Mrs. Reese
Canterbury
Petunia
Pepper
N. Wrenn ST
Dick Culler
Swagger
Sen
Red
Thomasville Clubs
Valentine
Cashmeres
Hadiey
Hadley
Belfast
Arpege
Cn St. -C
Lanvin
Ane
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