Bride Doris Sowers Weds Orville Baranowski In Thomasville
Doris Marie Sowers and Orville Ellwood Baranowski wed in a double ring ceremony at Emmanuel United Church of Christ on July 2. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin F. Sowers, wore white lace gown. the groom is son of Mrs. Margaret Myers and the late Walter B. Baranowski. They honeymooned in Key West and reside on Johnsontown Road.
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Thomasville
Doris Marie Sowers
Orville Ellwood Baranowski
Fmanuel United Church of Christ
Baranowski
Ervin F. Sowers
Holly Hill Road
Fair Grove High School
Hanes Hosiery Co
Winston- Salem
Margaret Myers
Rurnlall
Walter B. Baranowski
Elmira
N. Y
USAF
Madison
Wis
Thomasville Chair Co
Fred Jurney
Clyde Black
Robert Rickard
Prema Byerly
Ronald Byerly
Jimmy Jurney
Herbert Sowers
Oscar Sowers
Key West, Fla
Johnsontown Rd
Local club schedule lists meetings and picnics through Friday
Altrusa Sheraton meeting at 6 30 p m executive board at 6 00 p m High Point Eastern Star Ma sonic Temple 8 p m Junior Woman's Club First Presbyterian Church then Colonial Country Club for picnic At 12 00 1 00 p m coffee for Miss Armfield at Stroupe home 610 Emerywood Dr 12 10 p m Out Our Way Garden Club picnic City Lake Shelter 3 1 30 p m Union Hill Home Demonstration Club at Mrs Jessie Newsome home Charles St Thursday Coffee among Credit Women 7 30 a m Sheraton 6 30 p m I T Mann Unit American Legion Aux annual covered dish picnic 6 45 p m Furniture Capital ABAs Marguerite's Restaurant Friday 12 00 1 00 p m Miss Armfield bride elect honored at Tomlinson home 215 Hillcrest Dr 2 p m Mount Vernon Home at the community but
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High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Colonial Country Club
Grady Stroupe
John Walker
Paul Adams
Ann Armfield
Stroupe
Emerywood Dr
City Lake
Shelter
Union Hill
Jessie Newsome
Charles Street
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
I.T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
G. M. Haley
Westwood Ave
Furniture Capital Chapter
American Business Women’s Association
Marguerite's
C. F. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Hillcrest Dr
S. S. Coe
E. 5
Wall
Mount Vernon Home
Picnic at Pentecostal Holiness Church Auxiliary Circle
Members of the Pentecostal Holiness Church Auxiliary, about 40 people and families, held a Saturday family picnic at Mrs. Carl Bellamy's home 220 Ingleside Dr. Hostess Mrs. Bellamy was assisted by Mrs. Elmett Brock. A brief business meeting followed with Mrs. Samuel Miller presiding and Mrs. Kermit Metheny discussing conference minutes and yearly projects. Visitors included Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Overstreet and J. H. Eagle.
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Circle
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Carl Bellamy
Ingleside
Bellamy
Elmett Brock
Samuel Miller
Kermit Metheny
G. F. Overstreet
J. H. Eagle
Church
Stephens Bible Class Meeting At York Home
The Stephens Bible Class will meet at Mrs. John G. York's home at 605 Hawthorne Street on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Mrs. A. G. Carson will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
John G. York
Hawthorne St
A. G. Carson
Local visitors from Neptune Beach with Gold grandparents
Kathy and Candy Gold of Neptune Beach Florida visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Gold on Barker Street and Mr and Mrs Claude Burgess Kennilworth Drive. The note urges being punctual when riding in another person’s car.
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Kathy and
Candy Gold
Neptune Beach, Fla
J. D. Gold
Barker Street
Mrs
Claude Burgess
Kennilworth Drive
YWCA Calendar Highlights And Activities
The schedule lists a three day line up with camps and varied swim sessions for Newcomers Club Teens Women and Girls across morning and evening slots. Key events include starting at 10:00 with a 3 day camp 9:00 board of directors and 8:00 duplicate bridge while finance and committee meetings appear throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Duplicate Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Terro Co
Shoe Sale Lf
Buvachrome
Willowbrook
Ywca Calendar
Belk
Lily OF the Valley
Tobias
Too
Tobias Arca
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