Church Vows Are Spoken In Asheboro
Delores Kirkman Kimble and William Thomas Lewis were married Saturday evening January 28 at Asheboro Friends Church. Rev. Bascom G. Rollins officiated the double ring ceremony with organist Mrs. Ralph McAdams and soloist Wayne Stout providing music. The bride, widow of Delmer Kimble, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse V. Kirkman of Asheboro. The groom is the son of Mrs. W. T. Lewis of Eagle Springs and the late Mr. Lewis. He owns W. T. Lewis Oil and Grocery Co. in Eagle Springs. They will reside in Eagle Springs.
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Asheboro
Delores Kirkman Kimble
William Thomas Lewis
Asheboro Friends Church
Bascom G. Rollins
Ralph McAdams
Wayne Stout
Delmer Kimble
Jesse V. Kirkman
Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Winston-Sallem
Randolph Hospital
W. T. Lewis
Eagle Springs
Mr. Lewis
Candor High High School
U. S
W. T. Lewis Oil and Grocery Co
Denton Girl Becomes Bride In Boone Church
Betsy Dean Denton and James Welborn of North Wilkesboro wed December 3 in Boone Baptist Church parsonage. Rev Rex West officiated. Bride Betsy is a senior at Appalachian State Teachers College Boone. She will continue studies for primary education. Groom James, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Welborn, will graduate in March with a B S in physical education and social studies and teach in Danville Virginia after graduation. He is currently student teaching at E Mecklenburg High School. Best man was Clinton Williams. Betsy’s daughter Julie Marie Kimble wore blue and pink rosebuds.
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Asheboro
Newton Kearns
Denton
Betsy Dean
James Welborn
North Wilkesboro
Boone Baptist Church
Rex West
Welborn
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Henry Welborn
Danville
E. Mecklenburg High School
Clinton Williams
Eagle Springs
Julie Marie Kimble
Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Co
A. L. Hankins
Nance Ave
Hankins
Allen Jay High School
Marsh Armfield
Cornell St
Mountain Garden to Be Duplicated at Raleigh Flower Show
The Aldridge Rhododendron Nursery will create a mountain garden for the Southeastern Flower and Garden Show at the North Carolina State Fair Arena Raleigh February 24 to 28. Designers Godwin and Bell describe native mountain plants, rockwork, streams, and evergreen textures to illustrate living garden ideas after snow melt. Aldridge’s PR efforts trace decades of nursery work, including native rhododendron and azalea propagation, taxus trials, and a million Frazier fir seedlings per year with a statewide Christmas tree push led by Aldridge as first president.
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N. C. State Fair
Raleigh
William N
Aldridge
Mountain
John Gray
State Dept. of Conservation and Development
Show And Tell Time For BPW Club At Sheraton Hotel
Monday at 6 30 p m the Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a show and tell event at the Sheraton Hotel. Members bring articles about their hobbies and prepare to discuss their diversions in a King Arthur themed round table style presented by Mrs E J Oglesby.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
E. J. Oglesby
Clubs Meet Too for Asheboro Bride Elect Shower
Miss Carol Decker, February bride elect of Ralph E. Boehner Jr., was feted at a floating shower hosted by Reba Upchurch and Margaret Stanley at their S. Main Street home. About 25 guests attended a 7:30 to 10 pm event with carnations, linens, and a punch service.
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Asheboro
Carol Decker
Ralph E. Boehner Jr
Greensburg
Reba Upchurch
Margaret Stanley
S. Main Street
Home Ceremony Unites Hankins and Stafford Pair
Relatives and close friends witnessed the Brookside Drive home wedding of Kathleen Elizabeth Stafford and Wesley Fletcher Hankins. The bride, daughter of O. L. Stafford, and the groom, son of A. L. Hankins, will reside at 104 Cornell Street. The ceremony was performed by vice minister G. T. Tunstall.
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Kathleen Elizabeth Stafford
Wesley Fletcher Hankins
Brookside Drive
G. T. Tunstall
O. L. Stafford
Taylor St
Camellia Club Set To Meet Thursday
Mrs. Earl W. Schafer Jr. to host High Point Camellia Club members at Emerywood Estates Thursday at 10 a.m. The gathering will occur at her home with club members attending.
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Camellia Club
Earl W. Schafer Jr
High Point Camellia Club
Emerywood Estates
Jewish Women Plan Annual Home Beautiful Pageant
High Point section of the National Council of Jewish Women organizes a Home Beautiful pageant at B’nai Israel Educational Center at 8 pm Thursday. About 250 invitations were sent to local ministers, the High Point school board, teachers, press, and civic groups. The event features eight holiday home settings with explanations by council members. Mrs. Larry Robinson will narrate. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Silver and Mrs. Ted Schubert perform music.
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Jewish Home Beautiful
High Point Section
National Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Educational Center
High Point
Larry Robinson
Irving Silver
Ted Schubert
Fred Swartzberg
Hairstyles for Women The Modern Cut and Color Trends
The piece discusses a trend toward head hugging silhouettes and short, chic cuts that expose ears with wisps of hair. It notes that cutting is crucial to combat humidity and bath steam and that Americans prize expert cutting and occasional styling for all ages.
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America
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State College
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Charles Decker
Roger Stanley
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Woman's Club
Ald Landers
W. J. Haessly
Sallt Smith Styers
Sandra Kimbro
James Roberts
W. J. Trogdon
Kimbro
John R. Ingram
Jerry G. Ward
Newcomers Club
L. A. Hysler
Neal Blevins
Donald R. Mintz
Don Smothers
Hysler
William C. Spencer
Dan Dagenhart
C. M. Young
Randolph County
Junior Wesley Hall
First Methodist Church
Hal M. Worth
Mrs. Hawkins
Warren Hawkins
Hugh Anderson
H. R
Don Landers
Bridge Club
Kirk Thayer
Robert DuRont
Hankins-Stafford
Imperial
Cape Cod
Anniac
Ric
Serkinson’s Jewelers
Sartin
Sanitone
Thomasville
Happy IS
Dar Lee
Fashions For
N. Main
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