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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
8
Prizes for June play were awarded to Mrs. Lucille Crawford Mrs. Boyd Jaeger Mrs. Earl Mrs. Robert Gayle rs. George Machen Mrs. Ed Gill Mrs. Harold Amos Mrs. Ear Shaefer Mrs. Johns ton Mrs. Clarence Lambeth Mrs. Royster Tucker Mrs. Alton Stanford Mrs. Dot Anderson Mrs. Elmer James and Mrs. Don Mucklow. A luncheon in July was canceled due to club closure in the last two weeks of the month.
Mr and Mrs Tommy C Austin of Arvin Trailer Park Jamestown welcomed son Michael Wayne born June 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Austin formerly Miss Tommie A Dillon of High Point Mr and Mrs George W Ballard of Maiden welcomed son Gary Douglas born June 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs Herbert C Lewis of 1317 Franklin welcomed son Michael Charles born June 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs William Smithers of 208 Tomlinson St welcomed son Billy Jackson born June 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Sepia on June 29 name not clear Lois Murchison Trinity referenced.
Emerywood Country Club outlines a holiday weekend schedule with 6 pm fireworks closing the grounds and potential cancellation in heavy rain. July 4 features Round Robin tennis for all ages starting 9 am, teams formed at the pro shop, with basketball free events at 1 pm including races diving watermelon bobbing and penny diving at the pool.
Judith Ann Culp bride elect of James Douglas Wilson was honored at a Wednesday dessert hosted by Mrs. A. Masline. The event featured lily bouquets, a pink rose bud handkerchief token, and a linen tea cloth gift for the honoree. Mrs. Robert G. Culp received linen pillow cases. Miss Masline to attend the wedding August 6 at First Presbyterian Church.
Miss Muriel Trotter and Wayne Gray were toasted at a cake cutting hosted by the bride-elect’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wood, at 4713 S Main St. The 125 guests included wedding party members and relatives. The yellow and white decor featured summer flowers and a cake with a miniature bride and groom.
Pla-Y held an open house at the YWCA after an all night sleep in for 57 girls aged seven to 13. About 100 parents attended the event as second session prep begins on Tuesday with swimming arts and crafts and folk dance on the program. limited spaces remain available.
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