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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1975

Page

3

City Fire Department joins library summer program

Children visiting the Washington Street Branch Library next week will learn about the Fire Department beyond its firefighting gear. The six city departments participate in the Meet your High Point Helpers program, offering demonstrations on safety, prevention, and the roles city workers play in keeping High Point safe and clean.

Fire Department Washington Street High Point American Insurance Assn. of Ward Street Guilford Technical Institute YWCA Meet Your High Point Helpers North Main Street Meet Your High Point Police Department

Cynthia Diane White and Keith Smith Wed in Winston-Salem

In a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at New Friendship Baptist Church, Cynthia Diane White and Keith Frances Smith united in marriage. The bride, daughter of Ray H. White and spouse, wore a white satin gown with lace, chapel veil, and carried a lace Bible with white roses. The groom, son of Frances E. Smith, and Curt Smith as best man, were joined by family and friends. The couple plans to reside on Route 5.

Winston-Salem New Friendship Baptist Church Cynthia Diane White Keith Frances Smith Ray H. White Route 5 Frances E. Smith Frank St Warren E. Kerr Doris Enscore Susan Kerr Curt Smith Tim White Allen Miller Ricky Pendry Keith Nifong Jackie White Ledford High School Rose’s Department Store East Forsyth

Chinese Mission’s Phone Is Unlisted

Washington dispatch notes that the Liaison Mission of the People’s Republic of China occupies multiple properties in the city including 2300 Connecticut Ave, N W and a large house on S Street. Over 100 officials and spouses reside there. The mission is not listed in the telephone book and has only an unlisted number. Ambassador Huang Chen and deputy Han Hsu are frequently asked about contact details at social events and respond by sharing a business card with their private phone number.

Washington WNS Liaison Mission of the Peoples’ Republic of China Windsor Park Connecticut Ave N. W S Street Huang Chen Han Hsu

Seventeen Bicentennial Essay Contest Opens In 1975

New York Seventeen Magazine invites teens to submit original essays on What is True Patriotism for a chance to win 100 dollars for first prize and 50 dollars for second. The 500 word limit and Sept. 30, 1975 eligibility date apply. Entries to Bicentennial Contest Seventeen 320 Park Ave New York NY 10022 include name address and birth date. George Washington warned against pretended patriotism in 1796.

New York Seventeen Magazine Park Ave N. Y George Washington

McDonald Griffiths Vow In Greensboro Garden Ceremony

Sharon Lynn Griffith becomes bride of Gary L McDonald in a June 21 ceremony at an Ean church. Rev Billy Long officiated. Bride is daughter of E B and M Griffith of 1600 N Hamilton St Greensboro guests included Reese Griffith and Mrs Charles Duncan. Both work at Gilbarco Greensboro and will reside at Friendly Hills Apartments.

Sharon Lynn Griffith Gary E. B. Griffith N. Hamilton St D. L. McDonald Greensboro Billy Long Charles R. Duncan Kernersville Gilbarco Friendly Hills Apartments

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Winn-Dixie Mrs. Smith Chinese Mission By Dorothy Marks Ers Grace Flower Shop Wrenn St Westwood Main Street McDonald-Griffith Reese Griffith Price THE OLD Curiosity Shop High Point Mall
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