Twiner Cox Vows In Thomasville
Miss Daisy Yvonne Cox and Harold Douglas Twiner spoke their wedding vows January 25 at the home of Justice of the Peace N L Aderhold in Thomasville. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Jerry W Shores. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Cox, wore white lace over satin with fur trimmed sleeves and a white hat. They plan to live at 408 Fife Street, Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Unders
United States
Eised
Fife St
Thomasville
Debbie Spencer Honored With Valentine Party
Debbie Spencer five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Spencer of Archdale was honored Thursday afternoon at 4 p m with a Valentine party at her home. Guests included Marla Grant Sue Johnson Sue Hurley Marilyn Crouse Pam Mason Carolyn Mason Montey Mitchell Libby Dixon Becky Hayworth Stuart Grant and Ray Snider. Mrs H C Dixon and Mrs Zelma Culler assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Spencer
Harold Spencer
Archdale
Marla Grant
Sue Johnson
Sue Hurley
Marilyn Crouse
Pam Mason
Carolyn Mason
Montey Mitchell
Libby Dixon
Becky Hayworth
Stuart Grant
Ray Snider
H. C. Dixon
Zelma Culler
Garden club and chapter meetings listed for week
Calendar lists multiple garden clubs almanac groups and Beta Sigma Xi Xi Chapter meetings with names and addresses across Thomasville Archdale and High Point. Also notes a Thursday Nurses meeting and a bridge game at the Woman's Club plus a cooking tip for meat gravy with bay leaf celery carrot and peppercorns.
Methodist Ceremony Unites Miss Kenerley and James Yokely
Judith Carol Kenerley wed James Edwin Yokely at First Methodist Church in a 7 p.m. ceremony. The Rev. Orion N. Hutchinson and Rev. Paul Barrier officiated as organ music accompanied the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kenerley
Yokely
Thomasville
Judith Carol Kenerley
Paul
Kenerley
James Edwin Yokeley
First Methodist Church
Bernie H. Yokeley
Thom
Orion N. Hutchinson
Paul Barrier
Grace Methodist Church
Asheboro
Emily Tesh
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Harriet Hilton
Women's College
Community Y Teens and Clubs Schedule Plus Wedding Details
The notice lists YWCA Monday activities for 7th through 12th grades, Bible classes, swimming, bridge, and club dinners, with various times and locations. The second segment describes a wedding with bridesmaids, maid of honor Miss Carol Batten, groom’s attendants, and guests from multiple towns, noting attire and post ceremony plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Adams
B&p
Mishoe Leonard Marriage Vows Revealed Today
Mr and Mrs W L Leonard of Thomasville announce the marriage of their daughter Patti Sue to Charles Douglas Mishoe son of Mr and Mrs W M Mishoe of High Point The ceremony was held in Chesterfield South Carolina on Feb ... wedding details show Patti Sue attended Fair Grove School and works with Anvil Brand of High Point Charles Douglas Mishoe attended High Point High School and works at S S Tool Company High Point They reside at 2302 Van Buren Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Batten
Women's College
Greensboro
Phyllis Hornbuckle
Linda Briggs
Eleanor Gray
Ronald Kenerley
Nancy Marklin
Wilson
Charles Kenerley
Bernie Yokeley
Bob Johnson
Thomasville
Bill McCoy
Snow Hill
Tom Harper
Charlotte
Thomasville High School
Thomasville Tribune
University of North Carolina
Mason and Dixon Lines
Paul Berrier
Winston- Salem
Lexington
Advance
Statesville
Albemarle
W. L. Leonard
Patti Sue
Charles Douglas Mishoe
W. M. Mishoe
High Point
Chesterfield
S. C
van Buren St
Wild Flower Club Program Highlights Beautification Efforts
Mrs. Herman Coble and Miss Louise Hunter led a Wild Flower Garden Club meeting. Coble spoke on roadside beautification and the Keep America Beautiful program. Hunter led an imaginary Elizabethan garden tour with statuary and garden features. R. H. Shaw reported on dealing with winter tree limb swelling. Hosts Mrs. J. S. Furr and Mrs. W. H. English served refreshments amid spring blossoms at the Furr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Coble
Louise Hunter
Wild Flower Club
Wild Flower Garden Club
Coble
United States
Miss Hunter
Cache Statuary
Watergates
R. H. Shaw
J. S. Furr and
Mrs C K Wright to Speak to Spade and Grow Club
Spade and Grow Garden Club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Martha P Dennison s home 603 B Richardson St Mrs C K Wright guest speaker will discuss dress arrangements.
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Rho
Sigma Ph
Gray Williamson
Pine Ridge Drive
Hasty Garden Club
Alfred Perryman
Thomasville
Art Club
L. Wilkinson
Reni Rd
Beta Sigma
Elizabeth Swiggett
Louise Ave
Almanac Garden Club
M. C. Rowland Jr
Gatewood Ave
Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
Rockford Rd
Pine Hill
Martha P. Dennison
Richardson St
Forest Park Garden Club
G. Adams
Woodruff
Spade and Grow Garden Club
Martha P. ‘Dennison
C. K. Wright
Dishes To Serve During Lent
Lenten meals are featured with three macaroni main dishes. Vegetable Macaroni serves 3 to 6, combining cooked elbow macaroni with thawed vegetables milk salt and pepper, baked in a greased casserole at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. Macaroni and Cottage Cheese serves 4 to 6 with creamed cottage cheese eggs olives milk and seasonings baked at 350 degrees for 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Denhoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twiner-Cox
Bill Tucker
Alexander Martin
Dar
John Hutchens
Club
Home and Garden Club
Bruce Conrad
Town and Country Garden Club
John Deyo
Edgedale
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
A. R. Cross
Hillcrest Drive
la Sertoma Club
High Point Woman's Club
Country Garden Club
Herbert Wood
Oak View Rd
Union Hill Home Demonstration Club
B. T. Clanton
Triangle Lake Road
Garden Club
L. G. Monroe
Ferndale Dr
Weed
Win Garden Club
Holt McPherson
Hillcrest Dr
Council of Jewish Women
B'Nai Israel Educational Center
Ann Slack
Fifth St
Gardenette Garden Club
Boyd Chapman
Bridges St
Woman's Club
Speaks Vows
Judith Carol Kenerly
Paul S. Kenerley
Princess
Mishoe-Leonard
W. H. English
Furr
Ladies
BAYON
Hollywood Briefs
Ular
Ranvil Brand
Ada's Shop
N. Main ST
Richardson
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