New Year Zig and Zag For Mike O'Brien on Ferry
Michael Patrick O'Brien dubbed the man without a pass remains stranded on the ferry to Portuguese Macau. He claims American citizenship yet British and Macau authorities dispute his papers. U S officials say he is Hungarian and he has made 89 consecutive ferry trips since September 18. He is forbidden to land. Stand a scorched in a pan of cold water 15 to minutes and do not scrape the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Michael Patrick O'Brien
O'Brien
Lee Hong
Macau
China
Red Cross
U. S
Miss Causby Weds Cecil Watson in Indiana Church Ceremony
Miss Frankie Lee Causby and Cecil Walter Watson wed in a December 20 ceremony at Park Place Church Anderson Indiana with Rev Marvin Harmon officiating. They exchanged vows before family and friends in a snowy fir tree setting and plan to reside in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Causby
Cecil W. Watson
Indiana
Local residents return from Daytona Beach and relocations noted
Mr and Mrs Bruce Bray and Mr and Mrs Sam Lewis return to their Boulevard homes after Christmas in Daytona Beach Florida visiting Marineland Studio en route. Mrs Lilian Hedrick High Point Memorial Hospital chief clerk is admitted for several days with satisfactory condition. Mrs N W Owens also admitted with satisfactory condition and visiting permitted. Holt McPherson and wife move to 700 Hillcrest Drive from Sheraton Hotel while Charles F Carroll and family relocate to Raleigh Cameron Court Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bray
Sam Lewis
Boulevard
Daytona Beach
Fla
Marineland
Florida
Lilian Hedrick
Greensboro
N. W. Owens
Whitehall Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Holt McPherson
High Point
Shelby
Hillcrest Drive
Sheraton Hotel
Charles F. Carroll
McPherson
Raleigh
Cameron Court
Local births announced in Thomasville and Greensboro
Mr and Mrs William Lee Sink announce the birth of a daughter Teri Renee on December 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital mother is the former Marjorie Hooker. Mr and Mrs Fred W Venable announce the birth of a daughter Karen Yvette on December 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Burrus Moore announce a son David Roger born December 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J G White announce a son Richard Ray born December 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs William L Hornady announce a son William L Jr born December 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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William Lee Sink
Montheu Avenue
Thomasville
Teri Renee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Hooker
Fred W. Venable
Route 4
Karen Yvette
Burrus Moore
Greensboro
David Roger
J. G. White
Eaton Place
Richard Ray
Highee Hospital
William L. Hornady
East Washington Street
William L., Jr
Hunley-French Marriage Vows Highlighted by Roses
The Hunley and French weddings featured navy and white attire with red roses on the bride. The bride's mother wore purple pink carnations and hosted a reception with her sister Grace Woodall. The bride is daughter of Mrs. J. W. Knight, Sr. and the late John W. Knight, a Kernersville High School alumna employed by Sherrod Shirt Company. The groom, son of Mrs. Mary S. Hunley and the late Dalton D. Hunley, attended Caldwell High School and works at Ragan Knitting Mills in Thomasville, where they will reside at 421 Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Woodall
Hunley
J. W. Knight
1702
Valley Ridge Ve
John W. Knight
Kernersville High School
Sherrod Shirt Company
Rice Willard Vows Spoken in Wallburg Church
Miss Eunice Catherine Willard of Winston-Salem and Ralph Thomas Rice of High Point wed in a Wallburg Baptist Church ceremony officiated by the Rev. Julian Pentecost and Rev. L. F. Strader. The couple, both graduates of local high schools, plan to reside on Hodgin Street after a Florida wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg Baptist Church
Eunice Catherine Willard
Winston-Salem
Ralph Thomas Rice
High Point
Julian Pentecost
L. F. Strader
B. FE. King
Alan Bulla
Jessie Willard
Bill Vonearnon
Jack Rothrock
Frank Campbell
Quentin Willard
Wallburg High School
High Point High School
Quality Chair Company
Florida
Hodgin Street
Perishable Soup Broth Warning After Thanksgiving
Advice on turkey bone broth notes it spoils quickly in warm kitchens. Refrigerate promptly and use soon after preparation to avoid waste and food safety risks.
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Mike
Alexander
Price
North Main ST
Gabardine
Coats
JP Long SI
Eeve
N. Main
Dick Lzion A
Estainee
ST. AT
Frankie Lee Causby
Cecil Walter Watson
Park Place Church
Anderson
Marvin Harman
Charlotte Brooks
Ella Cleveland
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Margaret Causby
Sanford Wellman
Jack Anderson
Nelda Causby
Jean Getto
Flint
Mich
Ruby Cottinger
Lima
Tom Kurtz
Ind
Frank J. Causby
Morganton
High Point College
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Clyde W. Watson
Karen Yvette Venable
David Roger Moore
Richard Ray White
William L. Hornady, JR
DuPont
Monark
Kiddie Korner
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