Yeakley Williams Couple Marries In Elegant High Point Ceremony
The Yeakley Williams wedding featured a lace appliqué gown with a detachable train and veil. The bridal party included Mrs. Sloan as matron of honor and sisters Mrs. Wade Livingston and Miss Sue Hedrick with bridesmaids in scarlet and pink velvet. The couple plans to reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy de Genlly
David Sloan
Wade Livingston
Sue Hedrick
Statesville
Suzanne Goforth
Robin
Dina Livingston
John Yeakley
Westfield
Ronald
David Williams
Richard Kearns
Charlotte
Richard Charne
Fletcher Spillman
High Point
Nina Honeycutt-Troutman
Merlyn Miller
Cloverdale School
Henry Thomas McGee
Winston - Salem
High Point College
Harllee’s Inc
Moyer L. Lots
Norma Jane Kearns
Jane Way
Gayle Coleman
Rene Swaim
Maid of Honor
March vows set for Thayer-Small couple in Thomasville
A Thayer-Small couple pledged for a March wedding at Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church. The bride elect is an East Davidson High School graduate, the groom elect is a Trinity High School alumnus of 1962, who attended Ashmore Business College and works in the office at Thomasville Furniture Industries.
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Thomasville - Anson
Glenn
Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church
East Davidson High School
Trinity High School
Ashmore Business College
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Bill Klutts
Jim Goldston
Wayne Goldston
Ragsdale High School
High Point College
Ringling
Pittsburgh
N. C. State University
Raleigh
J. P. Stevens Co
Greensboro
Church
G. T. Parker
Bill Webb
Max Whitley
George Thomason
Woodmen Grove Plan Meeting at W.O.W. Hall
Woodmen Grove members announce a meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in the W O W Hall on Centennial Avenue. New officers will be installed during the event which starts at 6 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Grove
W.O.W. Hall
Centennial Avenue
African Violet Club Meeting at Mrs Blackburn Home
The African Violet Club will meet at 7 30 p m at the Montlieu Avenue home of Mrs rr R Blackburn. The gathering is set for an evening session with club members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
African Violet Club
High Point African Violet Club
Rr R. Blackburn
Montlieuve
Engagement and a wedding announced in Asheboro
Asheboro records report the engagement of Mary Teena Davis to James Snead Humphrey with plans for a March wedding at Central Methodist Church. Anna Paulette Way wed to Henry Thomas McGee at Central Methodist Church with detailed bridal attire and attendants described.
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Asheboro
Clarence E. Davis Jr
Mary Teena
James Snead Humphrey
Max Humphrey
Leaksville
Central Methodist Church
Miss Davis
Asheboro High School
Troutman Beauty School
Bruno’s School of Design
Toronto
Cana
Ae . Thulin Beauty Salon Ee
Meffee-Way
Anna Paulette Way
Afternoon
N. Carson Williams Jr
High Point College Faculty Wives Meet for January Program
The HPC Faculty Wives Club gathered at Mrs J Davidson 602 West Farne street for a January meeting. Guest Earl Pope, elect of the High Point Cosmologists Association and Shir Lee Beauty Shop owner, demonstrated proper cosmetics use. Mrs William Matthews chaired the hostess committee and served coffee and a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Beauty Carver Cling Open Daily at 14 W Commerce Prome
Business card style notice advertises a beauty parlor or carver service open daily 16 4 with evening hours until 9. Location listed as 14 West Commerce Prome with a contact number 08 24415.
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Commerce Prome
Variety Club Hears Mrs Jones At Monthieu Avenue Hostess
The Variety Club met at 1123 Monthieu Ave with Mrs Fred Connally as hostess. Members enjoyed luncheon and handwork crafts. Mrs Clyde Morrison shared new handwork ideas while a poem by Edgar A Guest was read.
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Fred Connally
Monthieu Ave
A. B
Edgar A. Guest
Clyde Morrison
Judith Dowdy Weds Ronald Kluttz in Chapel Ceremony
Miss Judith Gail Dowdy daughter of Mr and Mrs Lendo C Dowdy of 700 Locust Place married Ronald Cooper Kluttz son of Mr and Mrs Worth M Kluttz of Pittsburgh Pa in a 730 p m ceremony officiated by Rev J William Orders. The couple planned receptions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Gail Dowdy
Lendo C. Dowdy
Ronald Cooper Kluttz
Worth M. Kluttz
Pittsburgh
J. William
Mary Currie
Bob White
Forestdale Garden Club Meeting Set at Cedarwood Center
The Forestdale Garden Club of Jamestown will meet Thursday at the Cedarwood community center at 8 p.m. The program titled Basic Principles of Associate Mrs. Ken Hutchins, Sire, d. R. Gaston and Mrs. Hubert Davis will be presented. Personal rating sheets will be turned in at this meeting.
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Forestdale Garden Club of
Jamestown
Cedarwood Community Center
Ken Hutchins
Sire
D. R. Gaston
Hubert Davis
Sedgefield Woman's Club Meeting at Sedgefield Country Club
The Sedgefield Woman's Club will meet at Sedgefield Country Club on Friday Jan 28. A coffee hour at 10:45 a.m. precedes the 11 a.m. meeting. Bruce B. Stewart dean of students at the North Carolina School of Arts Winston-Salem will speak on ey education in North Carolina Luncheon follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Births Reported at High Point Memorial Hospital
The notice lists several births at High Point Memorial Hospital. Russell Alan arrived January 19, Brad Wilson born January 19 to Lee Roy Kearns Jr and wife. Robert Howard born January 19 to Vernon Ploof and wife. The Jester and Hadapeach families also noted birth events in the High Point area.
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Russell Alan
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lee Roy Kearns Jr
Rt. 2
High Point
Brad Wilson
Miiss Becky Hadapeach
Rt 2
Vernon Ploof
Valley Ridge
Robert Howard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeakley-Williams
Marines
Cathy Lenora Thayer
March
Thayer-Small
Asheboro News
HPC Faculty Wives Club
Variety Club
Mrs. Jones
Judith Dowdy
Ronald Kluttz
The
Fee
Ding
Andrews
Forestdale Club
Sedgefield Club
Nash
Nash Jewelry
North Main Street
Dicks Walker
Artistic Beauty College
W. Commerce
Aninual
APE Lance CO
N. Wrenn ST
Russell Smith
Larry Jester
Rt. 3
Jester
Wanda
Michael Crain
Robert Ploof
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