Russell Wood Russell Wood Wedding in Thomasville
Miss Bren da Gayle Wood wed Ernest Robin Russell in a 3 30 p m ceremony at Memorial Methodist Church Thomasville officiated by Rev M E Harbin. Attendants wore pink velvet dresses and carried pink carnations. The couple will reside at 11 Cramer Street with out of town guests from Reidsville Greensboro Siler City Charlotte and Brunswick Ga.
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Thomasville
Brenda Gayle Wood
Ernest Robin Russell
M. E. Harbin
Memorial Methodist Church
Phyllis Sebastian
Joan Hedrick
High Point
Glenda Clapp
Arlene Grubb
Lib Pierce
Brenda Murrow
Lee Palmer
Greensboro
Clyde Wood Jr
Chip Harrison
Kelly Eanes
Douglas McAllister
Siler City
Charlotte
Brunswick
Cramer St
Russell
Palmer
All American Boys Curlers and Family Dilemma
Readers discuss curlers for boys and gender norms, a mother raising an All-American boy defends curling his hair. Ann Landers counsels a wife about funeral travel and a teen girl asks about babysitting stepsister duties.
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Ann Landers
Family Tea for Spencer Lang Couple Hosts at Ward Home
Airman 2 C William E Lang of Winston-Salem met his fiancee Miss Margaret Spencer family tea by Mr and Mrs Edward J Ward and Mrs E W Wood at the Ward home Burton Street Ext. A corsage of red and white carnations was given. The couple will wed at 4 p m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Lang
Winston - Salem
Margaret Spencer
Edward J. Ward
E. W. Wood
Ward
Burton Street
James Lambeth
Spencer
Mr. Lang
First Presbyterian Church
Officers Installed By Sirocco at Guilford College Dance
Guilford College Sirocco Dance Club installed John Christenson as new president replacing Creasman at Pleasants Cabin on a Saturday night. New officers are Marion Matthews as vice president Bill Fowler secretary and T R Weaver treasurer. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Christenson and Mr and Mrs John Seymore with guests Mr and Mrs Chuck Snavely of High Point.
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Guilford College
Harold Creasman
Sirocco
John Christenson
Pleasants Cabin
Marion Matthews
Bill Fowler
T. R. Weaver
Christenson
John Seymore
Chuck Snavely
High Point
Christensons
Thermal honeycomb cotton blankets guaranteed against machine wash
A consumer notice assures that honeycomb weave cotton thermal blankets are machine washable and come with a guarantee of durability under wash cycles. Details emphasize care instructions and warranty coverage for repeated laundering.
Wood Family Travels From Sea Island For Florida Vacation
WOWS Mr and Mrs Frank Wood left for Sea Island Georgia to compete in an invitational golf event and plan a Florida vacation afterward. Mrs Mary Wood of Morgantown West Virginia visits her son and daughter in law on Windsor Road Merr y Hills and will be joined by friends from Montclair New Jersey who will travel to Florida for a several week vacation.
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Frank Wood
Sea Island
Wood
the Woods
Florida
Mary Wood
Morgantown
W. Va
J. D
Windsor Road
Merry Hills
Lydia Pinkham Tablets Offer Relief From Change
A medical ad notes women face fear and hot flashes during change and irritability. It promotes Lydia Pinkham Tablets as a gentle remedy with reported relief in doctor tests, encouraging readers not to fear and to obtain the tablets.
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Lydia Pinkham
Evening club and society meetings listed in High Point area
Calendar notes several meetings: Trindale Women’s Club at Holiday Inn 6:45 p.m.. High Point Cosmetologists at Sheraton 7 p.m.. Beta Sigma Phi card party at 2911 Archdale Rd 7:30 p.m.. National Association of Letter Carriers auxiliary at 4309 S Main St 7:30 p.m.. Epsilon Sigma Alpha tour of Marsh Furniture 7:45 p.m.. Dig ’n’ Dream Garden Club at 1004 Fifth St 8 p.m.. High Point Junior League at YWCA 10 a.m.. Dried Arrangement Garden Club at Alder man’s Studios 10 a.m.. Bridge and canasta at Emerywood Country Club with luncheon and fashion show at 10 a.m.. High Point Garden Club hosted by Mrs L L Wilkinson at 1033 Rockford Rd 10 a.m.
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Trindale Woman’s Club
Holiday Inn
High Point Cosmetologists
Sheraton Hotel
Phi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Reinaldo Grubb
Archdale Rd
the National Assn. of Letter Carriers
Quentin
Emerywood Country Club
L. L. Wilkinson
Rockford Rd
High Point Garden Club
Doll Show Month Sparks City Contests Across High Point
High Point parks and recreation sponsors month long doll shows at College Village Shopping Center Hillsdale Recreation Center Washington Terrace and Clara Cox centers. Total entries reach 348 at Clara Cox and 200 at Washington Terrace with winners advancing to a Feb 25 to March 2 final at Southeastern Furniture Building and include Oldest Doll Large Doll Foreign Doll Rag Doll Baby Doll Bride Doll and more.
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High Point
Parks and Recreation Department
College Village
Hillsdale Recreation Center
Washington Terrace
Clara Cox Recreation Centers
Clara Cox
Southeastern Furniture Building
Jackie Johnson
Joyce Stephens
Betty Pratt
Marion Granger
Jay Chappell
Treb Crawford
Yvonne Myers
Betty Ashworth
Ronda Little
Karen Johnston
Ann Jenkins
Wanda Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Carter
Diane Burrell
Bernadine Booker
Beth Hucks
Judy Dildine
Raymond Stone
Laura Amos
Mel Amos
Ronda Stone
Rose Marie Brevard
Latricia Ivy
Christine Anderson
Geneva Mont
Mrs. Zula Cook Elected President of Magdalene Rebekah Officers
Zula Mae Cook was elected president of the Officers and Past Noblegrands Club of the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge at a Friday meeting at Mrs. J. W. White home. New slate includes Elizabeth Crawford vice president Margaret Hayworth recording secretary Mary White corresponding secretary Margie Dobbins treasurer. Plans were made for a bake sale April 13 in front of J C Penney Co. The event featured a school of instruction by Bessie Haley and a small social with ten members and two guests Pauline Tyler and Mary Lee Cook.
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Zula Mae Cook
Noblegrands’ Club
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
E. Lexington Avenue
J. W. White
Elizabeth Crawford
Margaret Hayworth
Mary White
Margie Dobbins
Frances Chanel
J. C. Penney Co
Bessie Haley
Cook
Lodge
20th Century Club Meeting Scheduled at Westwood Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet on Wednesday at noon at Mrs. Robert G. Culp’s Westwood residence. Mrs. Henry V. Koonts will be the speaker.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Robert G. Culp
Westwood
Henry V. Koonts
Peacock's Imperial Creme advertised as wrinkle remover
An old ad touts a white substance made with quicksilver that allegedly smooths wrinkles and brown spots in six days. It promises dramatic skin improvements, including dry skin and blemishes, with a money back guarantee and a price of $2.00 plus tax from Mann Drug Co. Clip this out.
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New York
Mann Drug Co
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Russell-Wood
Oregon
Peggy Corby
Winston-Salem
Robert M. Bundy Jr
Lula Wood
Clyde F. Wood
High Point Central High School
Ashmore Business College
Alderman
J. S. Russell
Western Carolina College
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Western Auto
Spokane
Dear Ann Landers
Betsy
High Point Enterprise
Spencer-Lang
YWCA
Valentine
Nanataiatia
Gomery
Tammy Stephens
Darlene Black
Veronica Smith
Janice Spencer
Polly Ingram
Linda Fay Ingram
Robert Burns
Patsy Vick
Sanda Parker
Jackie Johnston
Day Center
Christine Terrell
Daphne Haywood
Joy Chappell
Sandra Fulp
Wayne Stephens
Debbie Walters
Phyllis Dawkins
Benita Lovette
Sue Field
Linda Webb
Hazel Balem
Sandra Scotton
Minnie McCullough
Clara Cox Recreation Center
Aubrey Grimés
Dren
Dick Swaim
Pauline Tyler
Mary Lee Cook
Central Ymca
DIAL
20Th Century Club
M. D. Keith
Optometrist
Hayden Place
College St
By Marie Davant
Lexington Ave
Lindale Dairy
Koonce Funeral Mome
South Main
Settee Ht Anes
Esoterica
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