Local VFW Auxiliary Prepares Visit For National President
The High Point and Asheboro VFW Ladies Auxiliaries host the national president Mrs. Sig Ilg for an 8 p.m. Friday reception in Asheboro. She arrives Thursday in Greensboro and will spend two days in the region outlining a nationwide community service program linked to anti communism efforts.
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High Point
N. C
VFW
Asheboro
Euusecon
R. 1
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Carolina
Greensboro
Sig
Tig
Chicago
United States
Kig
U. S
S. S. Payne Auxiliary
Geo. A. Dg
Rhode Island
Es 649Th Ltd
U. S. Air Force
Ae F
Oil Air Carleton Davis
Department of Rhode Island
Ilg Awell
Bryant College
Providence College
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Emblem Club
Veridames
Regina Guild
Salve Regina College
Let Ae
Brown family updates from Newark and Sophia
William H. Brown of Newark spent a week with his brother H. A. Brown of Sophia Route 1. His son Major Harvey N. Brown of Washington, D. C. joined him. Mrs Rupert Pickens and sons returned from Voorheesville New York after two weeks with relatives. Andrew attended the Junior League Tinsel Ball in Albany. Mr and Mrs T Dooamead and family, plus Cal Corbitt, were guests here. Lillie LaGarde returned from Christmas in Mississippi. she works at First Presbyterian church.
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William H. Brown
Newark
Del
H. A. Brown
Sophia
Route 1
Harvey N. Brown
Washington, D. C
Rupert Pickens and Sons
Voorheesville
N. Y
Andrew
Ten-Eyck
Albany
Lillie LaGarde
Ecker Apartments
Miss
Miss LaGarde
First Presbyterian Church
Oak View P T A to Meet Jan 4 in School Auditorium
The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association schedules its first meeting of the year for Thursday evening January 4 in the school auditorium. Rev George Richman of Conrad Memorial Baptist Church will give the devotional, and Byron Hayworth will speak on the legislative program.
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Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
George Richman
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Byron Hayworth
Miss Coggins and Harris Dorsett Marry in Thomasville Rites
Miss Etta Lyde Coggins daughter of Denton residents wed Harris Gray Dorsett son of Fletcher Dorsett in a double ring ceremony at Ava Coggins home on December 23. Dr C M Pegram officiated and palm greenery and candles framed the improvised altar. The couple, after a reception, honeymooned and then settled at Julian Avenue.
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Thomasville
Etta Lyde Coggins
Harris Coggins
Denton
Harris Gray Dorsett
Fletcher Dorsett
Mr. Dorsett
Ava Coggins
C. M. Pegram
Niven D. Johnson
Jack Miller
Births for Bonita Sue Hampton Janice Marie Sumner and Gloria Kaye Neave
Mr and Mrs W W Hampton Jr announce the birth of a daughter Bonita Sue on December 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs B R White announce the birth of a daughter Janice Marie on January 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs R W Sumner announce the birth of a son David Craig on December 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard E Neave announce the birth of a daughter Gloria Kaye on December 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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B. R. White
West Broad Street
Janice Marie
High Point Memorial Hospital
R. W. Sumner
Brentwood Apts
David Craig
Richard E. Neave
Route 6
Gloria Kaye
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George A
T. Dooamead
Tommy Dodamead, Jr
Cal Corbitt
Derethny Parkins
Belk Stevens
Live Savers Corporation
Candile
S. Main ST
Kirkland Hall
Burlington
Mademoiselle
Anaina
Covi Co
Vl Stee
Waughtown Street
Winston-Salem
For
DIAL
Forrest Bedwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
OAK View Pta
Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Ave
Ee York
Miss Coggins
Harris G. Dorsett
Bonita Sue Hampton
Janice Marie White
Sumners
Gloria Kaye Neave
Fortunet Shoes
Quality Shoe Store
Josaine
GOING
Coats
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