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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1951

Page

19

New York Home Witnesses Rouse and Hatcher Wedding

Miss Barbara Allen Rouse becomes bride of Edgar Archibald Hatcher III in a ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home led by Rev Donnald Harrington. After a Florida honeymoon they will reside in New York City. she is with the Museum of Non-Objective Painting and he with Young and Rubicam.

New York Miss Rouse Edgar A. Hatcher II Barbara Allen William Lawrence Rouse Edgar Archibald Hatcher III High Point N. C Donnald Harrington Community Church E. A. Hatcher, Jr D. Mann Warren Ohio Florida New York City The Museum of Non-Objective Painting Mr. Hatcher Duke University Young and Rubicam

Future Home Makers of America Plan State Convention Here

Pre planning conference sets April 21 for the FHA state convention at High Point with host schools Asheboro Pilot Mountain Stokesdale Allen Jay Union Grove Griffith Kernersville Jamestown Denton and Vea. State officers Clara Jean Hunter Elizabeth Crew and 1 Long attend with NC officials Catherine Dennis and staff. About a thousand members expected to attend with events from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. text notes luncheon spinach and bacon recipe included.

Future Home Makers of America High Point FHA Asheboro Pilot Mountain Stokesdale Allen Jay Union Grove Griffith Kernersville Jamestown Denton Vea Clara Jean Hunter Sumner Elizabeth Crew Long Catherine T. Dennis Raleigh North Carolina

Jane Thomas Wins Teague Memorial Trophy for Salisbury

Jane Thomas of Salisbury earns the Teague Memorial Trophy as the outstanding woman amateur athlete of the Carolinas for 1950. Daughter of the late Mike Thomas, she has a string of titles including the Salisbury club championship and strong showings in Linville Invitational and the National Amateur, highlighting a consistent game against tougher competition.

Teague Jane Thomas Salisbury Jane Carolinas Mike Thomas Salisbury Club Atlanta Catherine Fox Park Frank Goldthwaite Mary Sargent Dot Kirby Kirby Dot Catawba

Miss Cox Weds Joe H Long in Thomasville Nuptials

Miss Josephine Faye Cox of High Point and Joe Howard Long of Thomasville exchanged wedding vows at Fair Grove Methodist Church near Thomasville on February 17. Rev. Byron Nifong officiated in a simple ceremony attended by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Myers. The bride, a Jamestown High School graduate employed in High Point, wore a white wool jersey dress with navy accessories and red rose bud corsage. The groom, a Pilot High School graduate now stationed at Fort Bragg, previously worked at WTNC in Asville before entering the service. The newlyweds plan to live at 208 North Ward Street. a bridal shower for the bride is planned by Mary Jean Wardell and Lois Griffin.

Josephine Faye Cox High Point Joe Howard Long Thomasville Fair Grove Methodist Church Byron Nifong Fair Grove Church Archie Myers North Ward Street Mary Jean Wardell Lois Griffin

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Future Home Makers of America Plan For State Mary Hines Leonard Mabel Lacy Greenville Louise Swann Asheville Louise Lowe Greensboro Nancy Holloway Nancy Bright Barbara Ini Etta Lee Monroe Song Lea Albert S. Main BY Sherley Redding Josephine Cox Joe H. Long Seercuey Srocn. 2 North Wrenn
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