Miss Pat Stone Weds Richard L Connor in Thomasville Ceremony
Miss Pat Sy Jean Stone and Richard Lee Connor married at Zion United Church of Christ in Thomasville. Officiant Rev. George A. Fidler. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruffin Stone, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Connor, both employed by A and P. They will live at 602 A Richardson Ave High Point.
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Miss Stone
Richard L. Connor
Thomasville
Patsy Jean Stone
Richard Lee Connor
Zion United Church of Christ
George A. Fidler
J. Ruffin Stone
Rt. 1
Ledford High School
High Point
A & P Co
Clyde H. Connor
Hodgin St
Central High School
Velma Gentry
Jimmy Stone
Greta Jean Connor
Stone
Miss Connor
Maston P. Stone
Keith Connor
Richardson Ave
Birthday Anniversary for Christy Allen Celebrated
Christy Allen aged six celebrated at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Allen of 1605 Staley Road. Attending were Melanie Dawkins Melinda Jester Kathy Glidwell Karen Hinton Cammie Vaughn Jerry Clark Steve High Thomas Hinton Randy Cromer Marvin Cromer and Jonathan Talley.
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Christy Allen
North Carolina Artists Committee Organizes Talent Pool
Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan announces the N C Federation of Music Clubs has formed a committee to act as a clearinghouse for North Carolina performers. Leonard Loftin of Kinston chairs, with aims to provide public engagements and fair remuneration, inviting federation members and organizations to register, request rosters, and submit budgets.
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Floyd D. Mehan
N. C. Federation of Music Clubs
N. C
Leonard Loftin
Kinston
North Carolina
P. O. Box
Sorority Members Learn of Bahamas Through Slides
Mrs. P. A. Ledberry spoke to the Xi Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the Timberlane Drive home of Mrs. Charles McConkey, describing Nassau Rawson Square Bay Street and the native straw market with colored slides. President Mrs. Gray Williamson led a business session assigning tasks for a Feb. 23 spaghetti supper and calling for handmade handkerchiefs to be sewn for delivery March 4 at Mrs. Bill Turner’s home.
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P. A. Ledberry
Bahamas
Nassau
Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Timberlane Drive
Charles McConkey
Rawson Square
Bay Street
Gray Williamson
Louie Campbell
Ways and Means
Bill Turner
Nina Event Schedule Intensive Day Programs
Tuesday activities list morning to evening includes art class at 9 and 7, adult swim at 10, Double M Club at 12 15, Y Teen sessions from 4 15 onward, Interclub Council at 5 30, Adams Club at 6, B P Club at 6 15, water safety instructor course at 7, physical fitness at 10, and student nurse trimnastics at 2 30. Plunge listed as activity.
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Interclub Council
Bobby Pin Makes Excellent Bookmark
DEAR POLLY includes tips from readers on homemaking and clever uses for everyday items. Highlights include bobby pins as book marks and paper clips, pliers for cracking nuts without damage, and storing small trinkets in toilet tissue rolls for parties. The Enterprise announces a winner and shares a cleaning tip for chenille bedspreads.
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Polly
Demonstration Club Will Meet at Reavis Memorial Church
The Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday at 10 am at Reavis Memorial Church hut. Mrs. Carlene Rudd will be hostess and a belt making program is planned along with a miscellaneous sale.
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Allen Jay
Reavis Memorial
Carlene Rudd
MANNERS By Millett Monday reminder on apologies
The column urges timely apologies, arguing delaying one makes it harder to express. It emphasizes courtesy and accountability in daily interactions.
Group Postpones Wednesday Meet
The High Point branch of Guilford County Medical Auxiliary announces its weekly meeting is postponed. The event, originally scheduled for tomorrow, will not take place as planned.
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High Point
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
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Mr. Connor
Trin
Nina
Central Ymca
DIAL
Bobby Pin
Stephen
Rery
Paul Charping
Louise Ave
Manners
Millett
Gilbert
Miss Adventure
Penney
Dacron
Oxford
Dacron ‘N Cotton
Strickly
Penney's
George
Washington
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