Miss Amanda Russell Weds Charles Deadwyler Jr
Miss Amanda Russell and Charles Robert Deadwyler Jr. were married in a Feb. 9 ceremony at Fair Grove Methodist Church in Thomasville. Rev. George C. Starr Jr. officiated. The bride wore white taffeta with a pearl and sequin neckline, a chapel train, and lace veil. She carried white roses with a white orchid. Attendants included her sister as matron of honor and several bridesmaids. The groom’s parents attended as hosts of the ceremony. The event featured pink decor, gladioli, carnations, and candles, with musicians Mrs. Frank Townsend and Miss Betty Clodfelter. The couple, both with local ties, plan residence in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Amanda Russell
Hollis W. Russell
Charles Robert Deadwyler Jr
Frank Townsend
Betty Clodfelter
Joseph F. Bland
High Point
Salley Newpher
Washington, D. C
Connie Deadwyler
Salisbury
Charles Anna Parrish
Judy Jarrett
Cynthia
Susan
Amy Bland
Judy Jones
York
Joseph Bland
Fred Campbell
John Schofield
William Deadwyler
Thomasville High School
Catawba College
Deadwyler
Phar
Christian Heritage Program For OES Esther Station
William C. Hilton explained Our Christian Heritage at a Tuesday night meeting of High Point Chapter 106 OES held in the Masonic Temple. P A Tripp and Mrs Laura Tripp presented music while Mrs Ralph Martin and Paul Craver noted an initiation ceremony set for February 25. Two membership petitions were admitted with a reception planned February 16 at the temple dining room to honor grand officers and representatives. Local CES members were invited to Greensboro tomorrow night for Chapter 14’s planned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hilton
Masonic Temple
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
P. A Tripp
Laura Tripp
Ralph Martin
Paul Craver
CES
Greensboro
Chapter 14
Trees Discussed For Club at Green Gardeners Meeting
Mrs. E. E. Younts spoke to Green Gardeners Garden Club at Mrs. W. E. Poovey's Montlieu Avenue home on evergreen varieties and pines. She noted most state pines are white and mentioned two Avery County evergreens planted on the White House lawn for Christmas. The reading of The Legend of the Dogwood Tree followed legends discussion. Mrs. Poovey urged polio clinic attendance at Montheu School. Visitors included Mrs. J. R. Wells and Miss Sylvia Wells. Hostess aided by Mrs. Frank Hassell served dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Younts
Green Gardeners Garden Club
Montlieu Avenue
W. E. Poovey
Report Card Speech on Conservation at Tomlinson PTA
Miss Lynette Barber urged wise use of natural resources at Tomlinson School PTA meeting. She highlighted mineral, soil, water, forest and wildlife as wonders of nature and called for appreciation and conservation. Details include devotions by Mrs. Arthur Utley Jr. and remarks on balancing children's activities with meaningful time.
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Lynette Barber
Tomlinson School
PTA
N. C. Wildlife Commission
Arthur Utley Jr
Thayer Coggin
Parent and Family Life Committee
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Miss Russell
Charles Deadwyler
OES
Station of Esther
Grand Chapter
Tomlinson
Kirkman Park
William Matthews
High Point College
PTA Mam
Macy
University of North Carolina
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Jay- Cees
Merritt Ave
Bers
Matthews
Bill Smith
Max Cooke
Walter Crissman
Paul Owen
John Crowder
Ralph Gurley
Don Crawford
Oak Hill
Oak Hill School
John Lambeth
American Red Cross
Paul Hahn
Ward Street Methodist Church
Sarah McCall
Lucille Ingram
Valentine
Raspberry
the Sweet Shoppe
College Village Shopping
North Main
New Spring
Milliken
Bison Suede Outing
America
ABC
Fine Gingham Remnants
Washington
Van
College Village Shopping Center
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