50th Anniversary Celebrated by Terrell Family
A High Point area family marks its 50th wedding anniversary with friends and relatives visiting the Glenwood Church fellowship hall. The event honors Mr. and Mrs Terrell and lists hosted and attending relatives plus granddaughters assisting. Separate notes mention Miss Jennipher Ann Hedgecock placing in a North Carolina pageant, a Day Care assistantship in High Point, and students earning honors at Appalachian State University and Queen College travel-study programs in the Bicentennial tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee ‘Terrell
Glenwood Church
T. Eugene Terrell
High Point
Ben Carrick
Greensboro
James Gailey
Pleasant Garden
Garland Terrell
Wayne Terrell
Reidaville
George *Shuping
Pearley Snider
Merle Mitchell
Buford Adsher
Jennipher Ann Hedgecock
Durham
Miss Hedgecock
Cary
Cary Jaycees
Richard Hedgecock
Roy Vernon
Percy and
Clay Hedgecock
High Point Area
F. Clyde Hedgecock
Asheboro
Susan Biggerstaff
Lewis Biggerstaff
Penny Rd
Miss Biggerstaff
Salem Academy
Queen College
Charlotte
Kim Lyndon
George E. Lyndon Jr
Judith Gatlin
History Department
Mollie Abernathy
Williamsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Mr Wallace speaks to High Point Credit Women
Arnold Wallace manager of Asheboro Collection Bureau spoke to High Point Credit Women International at Holiday Inn Downtown on Collections Today. He noted that new laws and attitudes complicate credit risk investigations and praised women's roles in establishing credit while nine of ten people use credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wallace
High Point Credit
Arnold Wallace
Asheboro
Wallace
Eva Nifong
Agnes Brucki
Eddie Knox
High Point Merchants Assn
Danny Courtney
The
Merchants Association
O. B. Whitehead
High Point Collections Bureau
Stella Palmer
Don’t Buy A Guard Dog Without Investigating
Betty Yarmon reports on guard dog purchases highlighting price drops for large dogs yet steady costs for security dogs. Experts question dog for home security economics, noting safer options like security systems may offer better value. Ownership costs include food, veterinary care, collars, licenses, and potential attack-dog prices.
New Food Names Could Bring Higher Prices in Market
New foods with similar looks and imitation products appear on U.S. shelves. Granules and soy or vegetable protein items display their labels plainly but prices can be higher than traditional meats. The package copy often says flavor enhancer and tenderizer, masking vegetable protein.
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U.S
Pétier Barger
Baldwin Sexes Low Cost Church Organs Deliver Quality Sound
Baldwin touts affordable church organs Models 717 and C-116 as compact, quality options with broad tonal ranges for small chapels. Model 711 features two 61-note manuals and a 25-note pedalboard with a self contained amplification system.
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Baldwin
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