Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sappenfield Before England Wedding
Miss Teresa Sappenfield bride elect of Sgt Allan Carlton Richardson Jr. was feted at a miscelleaneous shower hosted by the Richardson family at 607 Greenwood Dr. The event featured gifts of china and crystal, a white carnation corsage, and yellow and white spring flowers. The couple will wed February 21 at Bentwaters Air Force Base England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Sappenfield
Allan Carlton Richardson Jr
Richardson
Gail Richardson
Bentwaters Air Force Base
Bentwaters, England
Birth Announcements From High Point Area Families
Mr and Mrs Lyndon Loflin announce Lyndon James born January 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The Barhams report Julie Elizabeth born February 2 at the local hospital. The Burns welcome Thelma Louise born February 1 at High Point hospital. Wilsons share Janifer Lacenda born February 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Nester announces Charlotte Marie born January 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Floyds announce Matthew Robert born February 1 at the local hospital. Stewarts announce Robert Wayne II born February 1 at the local hospital. Bates note Michael Dwight Jr born January 31 at the local hospital. Douglas Bates shares Douglas Jason born February 1 at The High Point hospital. David Samuel born January 27 announced by Woodfine L Harper and wife. Mashburns report Marcy Ann born January 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Loflin
Rt. 1
Sophia
Lyndon James
High Point Memorial Hospital
Julie Elizabeth
Charles W. Barham
Old Mill Rd
Thelma Louise
High Point Hospital
Marvin Joseph Burns Jr
English Rd
James Caldwell Wilson
Skeet Club
Janifer Lacenda
Gate Ave
Charlotte Marie
Prudence Hall
Robert Wayne Stewart
South Rd
Robert Wayne II
Michael Dwight Jr
Michael Riggs
Lambeth Rd
Thomasville
David Samuel
Woodfine L. Harper
Academy Dr
Lexington
Conrad Mashburn
Wallburg
Marcy Ann
Avatar Events and Club Activities Schedule
A calendar of community happenings lists events at the B and P Club Andrews Y Teens and Sewing on Wednesday evening. Morning and afternoon swimming lessons plus bridge and lifesaving sessions fill the Thursday timetable with a personnel committee luncheon at noon.
Edinger Addresses Sedgefield Women on Education
Dr. Lois Edinger UNC Greensboro educator spoke at the Sedgefield Women’s Club luncheon on Friday at Sedgefield Country Club about new directions in education and the need to keep public schools in view. The club approved a $200 sponsorship for a Ragsdale High School student to attend Presidential Classroom in Washington, a $1 per member donation to the Sally Southall Scholarship, and a $300 allocation for community beautification. Officers will be elected at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Lois Edinger
UNC G
Sedgefield Woman’s Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Edinger
Guest
Alice Armfield
Millis Road
Ragsdale High School
Washington, D.C
NCFWC
Sally Southall
Birthday Celebration by Friendly Club Marks 21st Year
The Friendly Club held a covered dish supper at Mrs. Jerri Trogden’s home to celebrate its 21st birthday. A progressive sale at the meeting raised funds for a club project, and Easter treats will be delivered to Evergreens residents in Greensboro. New officers are Mrs. Virginia Holston president Mrs. Beadie Mabry vice president Mrs. Frances Chanel recording secretary Mrs. Carrie Hodge corresponding secretary and Mrs. Geneva Ellington treasurer. The March meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Holston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Jerri Trogden
Evergreens
Greensboro
Virginia Holston
Beadie Mabry
Frances Chanel
Carrie Hodge
Geneva Ellington
Plentiful Citrus and Dairy Offer in Raleigh Markets
In Raleigh in February a plentiful citrus display remains bright with oranges grapefruit and orange products while fresh coconuts and pineapples stay reasonably priced. Florida weather impacts citrus and vegetable prices with light peppers eggplant yellow squash and lettuce in shorter supply. Beef and pork prices are steady with good selection to stock freezers, and dairy products remain strong protein values for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ruby P. Azzle
North Carolina State University
Florida
Azzle
Pondering Deer Horn Potions and Doorstep Etiquette
A reader questions a Vietnam veteran's claim about an ancient aphrodisiac powder made from reindeer horns. The columnist and letters discuss hoaxes, deer or goat horns as substitutes, and the value of polite social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
McCoy
F.L
Travel Program Presented by Business and Professional Women
The Sheraton Hotel hosted the BPW Club meeting led by Miss Ethel Chadwick. Guests included Mrs. Myrtie Bissette Joyce Wheatley and Mrs. Mary Frances Craven. Joane Ziglar of George Shipp Travel Agency spoke on planning vacations while brochures were distributed. Gene Clement of The Stanley Co presented a fundraising project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ethel Chadwick
Miss Chadwick
Myrtie Bissette
Joyce Wheatley
Mary Frances Craven
Nese Williard Jr
Joane Ziglar
George Shipp Travel Agency
Mary McClure
Gene Clement
The
Stanley Co
Penick Lectures At UNCG Canceled Due To Illness
The annual Edwin A. Penick lectures at UNCG scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday have been canceled because the lecturer is ill and cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Edwin A. Penick
UNCG
Hepler and Apergis Wed in Falls Church Greek Orthodox Church
Rebecca S Hepler and Steven M Apergis married January 25 at St Katherine's Greek Orthodox Church Falls Church Virginia The ceremony included nuptial music by Vienna organist Mrs Vinney Floodman The bride daughter of Raymond and Rebecca Hepler Route 8 High Point NC The groom son of John and Mary Apergis Arlington VA The couple will reside in ArlingtonVA with a reception at Arlington Station Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Rebecca Sue Hepler
Steven Michael Apergis
St. Katherine's Greek Orthodox Church
Falls Church
Theodore H. Chelpon
Vinney Floodman
Vienna
Raymond Calvin Hepler
Route 8
High
Point
John S. Apergis
Arlington
Mary Elizabeth Hepler
Juliet
Nicholas J. Apergis
Patrick Winsten
James Fitzpatrick
Alexandria
Sumner High School
UNC
Page High School
U. S. Army
75Th Army Band
Ft. Belvoir
Fordson Rd
Apt. al
Arlington Station Officers Club
Interior Designer Dr C James Hewlett to Speak at UNC Greensboro
Dr C James Hewlett of Cleveland Ohio and former NSID president will address UNC Greensboro interior design students at 7 30 p m in Joyner Lounge Elliott Hall Sponsored by the UNC Greensboro student chapter of the National Society of Interior Designers Hewlett also directs Halle's Interior Design Studios in Cleveland overseeing a staff of more than 20 designers in residential and commercial work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of Interior Designers
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
C. James Hewlett
Cleveland
Ohio
Hewlett
Joyner
Elliott Hall
Unc-G
Halle’s
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Greenwood Dr
Mrs
Harold Sappenfield
Kathy Sappenfield
Lyndon Loflin
Julie Barham
Thelma Burns
Janifer Wilson
Mr. and
Arlie Nester
Matthew Floyd
Boyd E. Floyd
Rt. 5
Matthew Robert
Robert Stewart I
Bates
Lois Lowder
Michael Riggs JR
David Harper
Douglas Bates
W. Kearns
Douglas Jason
Marcy Mas'burn
Avatar
Andrews Yteens
Dr. Edinger
Robert McLendon
Michigan
O.K
F.L. and
Ann
Louise
Kentucky
Ella
Lottie
Scarsdale
Ann Landers
Central News
Southgate
James Cumby
Wade H, Cumby
Edith H, Cumby
Nathan J, Marion
Cumby Mortuary
Cumby
Chestnut Drive
Broad Avenue
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