Miss Dyson and Billy Wayne Taylor wed in home ceremony
Miss Michele Ann Dyson and Billy Wayne Taylor united in a Friday evening ceremony conducted by Rev. Worth Pugh at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hunt. The couple, given in marriage by James E. Dyson, plan a Myrtle Beach wedding trip and will reside on Route 3 in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Pugh
Michele Ann Dyson
Billy Wayne Taylor
Lewis Hunt
Abnie Ave
Hunt
James E. Dyson
Stephanotis
Miss Mary Jo Wood Honored At Garden Luncheon
Mary Jo Wood was honored at a Saturday luncheon at the Otteray Drive home of Mrs. W. D. Sale. She received a gardenia corsage and a silver gift, with guests seated among pink linen and summer flowers. Ms Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donaldson Wood, is engaged to John Taylor Ryan of Chatham New Jersey, with a July 29 wedding planned at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Wood
Otteray Drive
W. D. Sale
Sale
Miss Wood
Joseph Donaldson Wood
Windsor Rd
John Taylor Ryan
Chatham
N.J
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
Winston- Salem
Wachovia Bank and
Trut Co
Legion Auxiliary Meets at Post Home on Highway
The Roger Kirchofer Post 206 American Legion auxiliary unit gathers at the post home on the super highway at 8 p.m. A separate 8 p.m. party honors Mrs Sandra Katherine Ridge at the Windsor Hills home of Mrs Marion Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kirchofer
The
American Legion
Wendover Hills
Marion Hutton
Sandra Katherine Ridge
Seventy year old craftsman makes shell figurines
STRICTLY NO SALE ASBURY PARK New Jersey seventy year old Paul Jakewich makes figurines from chicken bores lobster claws and cam shells. His art includes dinosaurs biblical characters rabbits and musicians. He says many people want to buy them and tells buyers to make their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park, N. J
Paul Jakewich
Jakewich
Local families report travel and hospital news across several states
About 120 ple Mrs. Bill Smith and her sister Mrs. Sam Peters left for Lexington Kentucky where their mother, visiting High Point, has been hospitalized with a hip injury. Mrs. T. P. Lopp of Lexington remains in critical condition at Rowan Memorial in Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Moran and children spent July 4 week in Philadelphia and New York City, visiting relatives in Alexandria, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyles and daughter Jean traveled to Florida to visit their son Jack Jr. aboard the USS Sahagi La operating out of Mayport. Yeoman Boyles returned from a Mediterranean cruise May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reynolds of Kernersville hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. William Collins and daughter Bonnie of San Diego and Mrs. Doris Hayes of Tampa.
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Bill Smith
Pinecroft Street
Sam Peters
Lexington Ky
High Point
Hugh A. Moran
Philadelphia
New York City
Alexandras
Jack Boyles
Jean
Glenwood St
Florida
Jack Jr
Navigation Department
U. S. Sahagri la
Mayport
Fla
Boyles
Joe Reynolds
Kernersville
William Collins
Bonnie
San Diego
Calif
Doris Hayes
Tampa
Sapwood and Heartwood in Trees and Artful Vehicle
Sapwood carries sap from roots to branches and caves. Sapwood becomes inactive and turns to heartwood, known for greater hardness and density. Heartwood resists drilling into it for furniture. In art, a vehicle is the liquid in which pigments are diluted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Dyson
George Taylor
Jean Rollins Dyson
Mrs Taylor
Mrs. Hunt
Myrtle Beach S. C
Taylor
High Point High School
Acme Sample Co
Carolina Container
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Bailey
Green Street
T. P. Lopp
Lexington
Roawn Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Lopp
A. C. Wilkinson
Ray St
Jamaicas
Eee
Main ST
Maker Summer Dresses
Rose Marie
Reid
Riedmans
Graham PhOto SeRvIce
S. Main ST
Tobias Bridal
Bridal
North Carolina
Tobias
Bridal Fashion Council of
America
Bridal Shop
Crepe
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