Kathy Pope Engaged To Kenneth L Hemric
Kathy Victoria Pope and Kenneth Lee Hemric announce their engagement. The couple plan an 8 p.m. March 29 wedding at Free Pilgrim Church. The bride is a Davidson County Community College alumna employed at Kayby Mills, and the groom, an upholstery department assistant foreman at Carolina Seating Co, studied at Hobe Sound Bible College.
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Thomasville
John L. Pope
Route 2
Kathy Victoria
Kenneth Lee Hemric
Rt. 1
Jackson Hill
Hemric
Ray Hemric
Free Pilgrim Church
Davidson County Community College
Kayby Mills Inc
Hobe Sound
Sorority Hears Tips On Public Speaking In Meeting
Epsilon Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. C B Loflin 516 Dogwood Ct. Carol Dunlap and Donna Crawford led a program on posture dress and audience engagement. Plans for the Valentine Ball Feb 15 were discussed. Pam Parr and Sheila Dorsett to represent the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Dunlap
Donna Crawford
Epsilon Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C.B. Loflin
Dogwood
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
Pam Parr
Sheila Dorsett
Epsilon Zeta
Flo Weant
Pat Hilton
Donna
Crawford
Kernersville
Beverly Sides
Beta Sigma Phi
NALC Auxiliary Names Chairmen For Year
New chairmen were named at the meeting of the local chapter of the National Assn. of Letter Carriers on Monday evening. The group met at Eleanor Lowe’s home at 1104 Forrest Ave. Chairmen include Mary Lee Morgan legislative Dot Carmichael chaplain Ella Lee Stewert corresponding secretary Audry Ingram and Martha Jones cards. The Feb meeting is set for Virginia Bryant’s home on Archdale Rd Feb 18 at 7 30 p.m. Guest Vickie Carmichael welcomed.
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National Assn
Eleanor Lowe
Forrest Ave
NALC
Dot Carmichael
Jerri Kivett
Virginia Bryant
Archdale Rd
Vickie Carmichael
Good Deed Club Plans Favors For Patients
Members of Good Deed Club met at Pauline Pitts home to design valentine favors for hospital patients to place on their trays on Valentine Day. Evie Thornton led the meeting with club reports, Betty Ferguson read a devotional poem, and Ruth Marlow offered a closing prayer. The February gathering will be a luncheon at Hayble's Hearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Deed Club
Valentine
Pauline Pitts
Betty Ferguson
Ruth Marlow
Hayble
Sorority Plans Projects At February Phi Beta Sigma Meeting
Phi Beta Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Sorority discussed future projects at a Tuesday meeting held with Mrs. Flo Weant. Peggy Royals led the session as doughnut sales were approved for the next project with Susan Seltz handling purchases. Allen Parks of Greensboro won a $25 Christmas gift certificate raffled by the sorority.
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Phi Beta Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Flo Weant
Hollyfield Place
Weant
Peggy Royals
Susan Seltz
Allen Parks
Greensboro
Thomasville
West View Flower Club Plans Program
A West View Flower Club meeting at Mrs. O. H. Allen’s home discussed upcoming programs. Mrs. H. Williams led the session with 16 members and one guest attending. Mrs. Blanche Amos gave the devotional. Mrs. Allen and aides served refreshments at the close.
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West View Club
West View Flower Club
O. H. Allen
H. Williams
OES Chapter 106 High Point Plans Meetings and Events
The meeting of OES Chapter 106 High Point featured Elmer L. Burns and Aaron C. McLean receiving degrees. Pro-tem officers Ethel Wilson and Katherin Vickers conducted the session. A new member instruction class is set for Feb 6 at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Elmer L. Burns
Aaron C. McLean
Jewell N. Hauser
Frank B. Caldwell
Ethel Wilson
Katherin Vickers
Masonic Temple
Stokesdale
Randolph
Cherry Point
Rainbow
Rainbow Board
Trinity Baptist Church
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Kathy Pope
Kenneth L. Hemric
Kathy Victoria Pope
Buenuei
N. Main
St. Omeee
Evie Thornton
Blanche Amos
Allen
E. K. Farlow
B. W. Barneycastle
Glearange
COATS
S. Elm ST
Missy
S. Main ST
Lexington
GIA
Lesters
OES
Hawaii
Toni McCarter
Caldwell
North Main ST
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