Miscellaneous Shower Honors Pam Everhart in Lexington
Pam Everhart was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. R. D. Overman and Vicki Clinard at 1500 Brighton Ave. The groom is Rodney Clinard of Thomasville. the couple plans to wed January 25 at First United Church of Christ. Guests included family members and relatives from Lexington and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Pam Everhart
R. D. Overman
Vicki Clinard
Brighton Ave
Miss Everhart
Rodney Clinard
Thomasville
First United Church of Christ
James William Everhart
W. S. Helms
High Point
Robert H. Everhart
A. Brown Clinard
Lacy Hepler
New Babies Arrive in High Point Area Families
Mr and Mrs James Edwin Kearns announce daughter Janet Monta born Jan 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Pvt and Mrs Burnise Brown report son Kevin David born Jan 12 at High Point Hospital. Several other couples welcome sons Gary Tobias Michael Todd Barry Ray and David Allen and daughters Samantha Kaye Judy Michelle and Kelly Elizabeth with births listed Jan 12 13 and 14 at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwin Kearns
Rt. 4
High Point
Janet Monta
High Point Memorial Hospital
Burnise Brown
Brooks Ave
Kevin David
High Point Hospital
Donald Embler
Rt. 5
Winston-Salem
Gary Tobias
Ronnie Michael Frady
N. Main St
Michael Todd
Bobby Marsh
Sunney Rd
Barry Ray
Kenneth Hugh Dutton
E. Green St
Samantha Kaye
Bruce D. Weaver
Dovershire
Teddie Diane
Jules Crowell
B. Northgate Ct
Kelly Elizabeth
Oliver Quick
Wendell Ave
Judy Michelle
Joe Mickey
Countryside
David Allen
Bride Feted At Party
Mrs. Joe S. Sechrest former Cathy Dawn Wheeless was honored at a bridal shower at N. Main Street Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Homer Sechrest Mrs. F S Wall and Trava Mock. The couple wed December 27 at Green Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Sechrest
Cathy Dawn Wheeless
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Homer Sechrest
F.S. Wall
Trava Mock
Mrs. Sechrest
Green Street Baptist Church
Two Teen Lovers Fined in Leicester Misconduct Case
In Leicester England Judge Percy Timmins fined 18 year old Craig White twelve dollars for driving with his arm around his girlfriend. Beverley Gray the 17 year old girl friend was fined twelve dollars for aiding and abetting. The judge quips that sometimes it takes two to make a misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
England
WNL
Percy Timmins
Craig White
Beverley Gray
Budget Topics Highlight Oakview Homemakers Meeting
Miss Maude Middleton county extension agent led the program on budgets for 1970 at the Oakview Homemakers Extension Club meeting held Tuesday at Mrs. James Eagle’s home. Mrs. Orvie Hayworth conducted the business session and issued 1970 membership cards. Hayworth announced two WUNC Channel 4 TV shows Estate Planning For N C Families airing January to 28 and Land Wise Planning airing February to 18. Delbert Clodfelter and another member were named outstanding leaders. their names will be forwarded to the county council for the AMP award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Middleton
Oakview Homemakers Extension Club
James Eagle
Eagleside Drive
Delbert Clodfelter
County Council
AMP
Families 200 resources aid hurricane Camille victims
Franklin County 4 H Club members pooled resources to mail large Christmas packages valued at 75 dollars to 4 H members from families affected by hurricane Camille in Biloxi Mississippi and to a California family of nine after the father's death Kathyrn Millsaps assistant home economics extension agent notes
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Franklin County
Biloxi
Miss
California
4-H
Kathyrn Millsaps
Woman Finds 13-year-old Boy Hiding in Barn
In Frontenay France Genevieve Robin 57 discovered a 13 year old boy hiding in her barn while gathering apples for a Sunday pie. The boy said he feared returning home after bad school marks. Police were called and given dinner before sending them on.
Conservation Emphasized At Burbank Club Meeting
Mrs. W F Ellis led a Burbank Garden Club program on conservation at the Edgedale Drive home of Mrs. J W Hiatt. She highlighted Gilbert Pearson a Guilford College alum who promoted wildlife protection nationwide and urged that nature conservation equals man’s preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ellis
Burbank Garden Club
J. W. Hiatt
Edgedale Drive
Ellis
Gilbert Pearson
Guilford College
Pearson
Dogwood Garden Club Workshop At Mrs Scott Home
Members of the Dogwood Garden Club gathered at 1408 Everywood Dr to create and explain flower arrangements. Mrs Kellam evaluated the designs as Mrs Welborn Malpass led a business meeting and reminded the group of the Southeastern Flower and Garden Show slated Feb 21 to Mar 1.
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Dogwood Garden Club
Charles W. Scott
Everywood Dr
Hughellam
Kellam
Welborn Malpass
Spring fashion items offer playful skirts and durable fabrics
Flippy skirts stitched from Fortress polyester cotton get high marks for wear. Low waist blue green pink and more sizes 8 to 16 priced around $10 to $11. Sailor girl designs and pleated skirts in bright colors. White vinyl bags and shiny Corfam shoes priced under $16. Paromeric material noted.
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Janet Kearns
Kevin Brown
Gary Embler
Michael Frady
Barry Marsh
Samantha Dutton
Teddie Weaver
Kelly Crowell
Judy Quick
David Mickey
Sechrest
P.L. Wireless
Kentucky Ave
Mr. Sechrest
Raymond Sechrest
Main St
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St. Westwood
Sample Shoe Store
Burbank Club
A. W. Klemme
W. D. Sale
Helen Adler
Panama
C. S. Beaver
Sound of
South Pacific
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Sparkles
Artistic Beauty College
FUN Furs
uPont
Fenness