Miss Davis and Ted Canoy Wed In Home Ceremony
Ruth Cordelia Davis and Ted Canoy were married June 28 at the groom’s parents home in Randleman. Rev. Avery Brown officiated at 4 p.m. in front of an improvised living room altar. The couple will reside at 2502 North Fayetteville Street in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cordelia Davis
Ted Canoy
Earl Glass
Route 2
Randleman
Avery Brown
Caney
Jimmie H. Davis
Pleasant St
Asheboro
Auxiliary To VFW Post 619 Meets For Planned Activities
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 619 met at the post home with President Mrs. Charlie W. Logan presiding. They reported on a Teen-Age Dance and planned a July 16 picnic at the post for about 25 VA Hospital patients from Salisbury, with entertainment. A district meeting is set for July 12 at the Greensboro post home, with District President Mrs. Doris B. Pierce presiding, and department representative Mrs. Dorothy T. Hunter attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Post 619
Post Home
Charlie W. Logan
Richard K. Black Jr
Logan
Post and Auxiliary
Salisbury
Erline Mayberry
10Th District
VFW
Greensboro
Doris B. Pierce
Department
Dorothy T. Hunter
Ield
Archdale
Asheboro
Gibsonville
High Point
Lekasville
Lexington
Madison
Mayodan
Reidsville
Stoneville
Thomasville
Hazel Clary
Margie Chilton
Barbara Frazier
Miss Newby Feted At Shower
Nancy Newby was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Tommy Newby at 613 Chandler St. A corsage of miniature kitchen gadgets and an electric fry pan were given. Refreshments featured a summer flower centerpiece. Mrs. Bill Martin helped serve. Mrs. Tommy Newby to be maid of honor at the Newby Harris wedding on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Newby
Tommy Newby
W C. Newby
Chandler St
Newby
Bill Martin
Newby-Harris
YWCA Calendar Highlights Weekday Classes and Events
The calendar lists Wednesday activities from 9:30 to 3:00 including Day Camp and several 10:00 sessions on parties art and bridge. Thursday features an 8:00 Adult Social Dance Class. Friday shows additional events not shown.
Community Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs. M I Stanley has left High Point Memorial Hospital to recuperate at home in Oak View Acres with improving condition and visitors allowed briefly. Mrs Richard Michael and children Michelle and Charles depart Pensacola Florida after a six week stay with family in High Point. Becky Mills undergoes rabies shots after a dog bite and remains in satisfactory condition. The Hicks family return to Winder Georgia after a trip including New York and Canada. Mrs C H Byerly will undergo surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital with limited visitors. John Comfort travels to New York City to join grandparents for a Cape Cod vacation returning at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Stanley
High Point Memorial Hospital
Oak View Acres
Richard Michael
Michelle
Charles
Pensacola Fla
T. C. Cook
Wallcliff
R. E. Michael
High Point
Harrison Cook
Clyde V. ‘Hicks
Winder
Lillian Albright
New York
Canada
C. H. Byerly
Trinity
John Comfort
Walter R. Comfort, Jr
Rotary Dr
New York City
W. R. Comfort
Cape Cod
John
Community Meeting Schedule For Friday Evening
At 6 30 p m the I T Mann Auxiliary hosts its annual family picnic at G M Haley's home. At 7 30 a m the Credit Women's Breakfast Club meets at the Sheraton Hotel. From 7 to 9 p m Trinity Archdale Home Demonstration Club hosts a tea at Mrs J C Collett's home in Trinity honoring Mrs Gilbert English. At 7 30 p m Carole Kearns and Brenda Jo Thomas host a bridal shower for Judith Gale Thomas at 1003 Montheu Ave. Saturday 7 p m Mr and Mrs William M Blanton and Mr and Dr to honor Miss Marg in gram and Ward Landis Voigt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s
Sheraton Hotel
Trinity - Archdale Home Demonstration Club
J. C. Collett
Trinity
Gilbert English
Carole Kearns
Brenda Jo Thomas
Judith Gale Thomas
Montheu Ave
William M. Blanton
Margaret Ingram
Ward Landis Voigt
Peace Council No 9 Daughters of America Meeting
The Peace Council No 9 Daughters of America will meet tomorrow at their hall on State Street. The gathering is planned for 7 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council No. 9 Daughters of America
State Street
Miss Opal Moss Honored At Jamestown Shower
Miss Opal Moss bride elect was feted at a Jamestown shower hosted by Miss Sharon Morris. She received a white carnations corsage upon arrival and gifts including stainless steel flatware. Special guests were Mrs. W C Moss and Mrs. Paul Witcher. The couple plan to wed July 24 at Calvary Methodist Church. Miss Morris will be a bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Moss
Sharon Morris
Jamestown
Miss Moss
W. C. Moss
Hotoree
Paul Witcher
Dallas Witcher
Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Morris
Pilot Club Plans International Meet in Chicago
The Pilot Club of High Point met at the Sheraton Hotel and finalized plans for its international convention in Chicago July 22 to 25. Edith Perry will be the High Point delegate, with Mrs. Shelly York as alternate and Mrs. Almette C. Brooks active in governors council and workshop programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club of
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Chicago
Pilot International
Club Action Committee
Edith Perry
Shelly York
Almette C. Brooks
North Carolina
Presbyterian Home
High Point Society
Pazo Suppositories Offer Fast Pain Relief for Piles
An advertised remedy named Stainless Pazo combines several ingredients to numb rectal nerves within minutes, reduce swelling, and promote tissue healing. It claims immediate comfort and natural healing, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Davis
Mr. Canoy
N. Fayetteville St
Mrs
Miss Newby
Ywca Calendar
Grace Flower Shop
Point
Becky Mills
Cletus Mills
I. T. Mann
G. M. Haley
Howell
Peace Council
Monark
N. Main
Hade Co
Clearanse
Rhythm
Glamour Debs
Naturalizers
Roblee
Pilot Club
United Fund
W. O. Moss
David Cox
Women of
Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Church Street
Peggy Koran
Mary Carter
Sultex
Jerry
Rolla
OUR Paints
Mary Garter
S. Main St
Bill Ferguson
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Main Drug No. 2
Jack Southerland
NEW
Jantzenaire Foam
Htless
Weig Hom
RCA
Rosaing
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