Engagement of Debbie McKenzie and John Burnette Planned
Miss Debbie Kay McKenzie of Greensboro and John B. Burnette of Greensboro announce their upcoming wedding at St Johns Methodist Church in Greensboro. Miss McKenzie is daughter of Ja Charles L. McKenzie and granddaughter of J A Lowery. Burnette is a printer for Corporation Service Inc. in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. McKenzie
Forest Lake Rd
J. A. Lowery
High Point
Mr. Burnette
Summitt Ave
Corporation Service Inc
Southern
Greensboro
Appalachian Students Reveal Wedding Plans
Mr and Mrs A Webster Kennedy of Ball Road announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Jesse Faye Kennedy to Glenn Lee Compton of Troutman son of the late Mr and Mrs D E Compton. An August 19 wedding is planned at Pinewoods Methodist Church. Both attended Appalachian State Teachers College with Miss Kennedy in the junior class and Mr Compton a June graduate. Miss Kennedy attended Ledford High School and her fiance Barnum Springs High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
A. Webster Kennedy
Ball Road
Jessie Faye
Glenn Lee Compton
Troutman
D. E. Compton
Pinewoods Methodist Church
Miss Kennedy
Mr. Comton
Appalachian State Teachers College
Ledford High School
Barnum Springs High School
Merritt Dawson Pair Married In Asheboro
Miss Jerita Ann Dawson wed John Paul Merritt of Vicksburg Mississippi at Hopewell Friends Meeting House Asheboro led by Rev Norman Carter. Bride daughter of E H Dawson and granddaughter of Sabie Smith Von Cannon. groom son of J Merritt and the late Mrs Merritt. Wedding themes with white florals, attendants include Barbara Hathaway, ushers Darrell Hancock Nicky Hancock Roger Thompson. The couple plans to reside at Cherry Point after a Philadelphia trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Jerita Ann Dawson
John Paul Merritt
Vicksburg
Miss
Hopewell Friends Meeting House
Norman Carter
Greensboro
E. H. Dawson
Center St
Sabie Smith von Cannon
Asheboro High School
Billy Belle
Gray Bowman
Barbara Hathaway
Gerald Bennett
Darrell Hancock
Nicky Hancock
Roger Thompson
Ashehoro
Shaw Air Force Base
Thomas Rose
Musical leader Mr West departs to Presbyterian College
Mr West, English horn player with the Charlotte Symphony for eight years, organized a non profit youth orchestra for community needs and plans another ensemble at Presbyterian College Laurinburg. He accepts a new role to guide a second youth orchestra within the college and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linians
West
Charlotte Symphony Orchestra
Shea
New Presbyterian College
Laurinburg
Child Breaks Leg In Bed In Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania a family describes Mary Ann Dartt as extremely brittle due to a calcium deficiency. Florence Campbell recalls the girl has broken many bones, and says she is so fragile that an arm could snap if she reaches for a doll. Mary Ann broke her left leg Thursday when she learned over in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
APA
Florence Campbell
Mary Ann
Dartt
Cewey
Proper Size Hose Care Guide
Hosiery tips warn that stockings too short can alter toe alignment by pushing toward the center of the foot. Buyers should choose hose at least a half inch longer than the big toe to maintain proper shape and comfort.
Weekly Community Schedule of Classes and Plunges
A dense schedule lists daily events for a community center including swimming classes for children and teens, adult swim, various clubs, bridge, public speaking, and craft sessions. The timetable runs Monday through Saturday with time blocks such as 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Play-Y, plunge sessions, New Teen Age classes, and multiple clubs like Adams, B and P, Modernette, and Y Wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Agenda
Local Residents Return From Vacations and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Barnes return from a two week trip including a Columbia River Highway drive and a beach visit. Miss Shelby Jean Grady comes back to Tarawa Terrace while serving as organist for the Marine Corps officers club. Horace Haworth Jr and family visit relatives in Nashville. Ed Kissiah plans a Berkshire Music Festival trip via New York, then back to High Point. Mrs. Jack Hussey and son visit Goldsboro relatives. Mrs. Frank F Pickelsimer hospital bound after surgery. Mrs. Ollie P Sanderson and Mrs. A L Kramer join nephew’s wedding in Winston-Salem. Mrs. John Kalte returns from Lavonia. Taft Hendersons tour New Mexico and Las Vegas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy G. Barnes
Rt. 5
High Point
Shelby Jean Grady
Tarawa Terrace
Camp Lejeune
J. H. Grady
Nora Haney
E. Green Street
Miss Grady
Marine Corps Officers Club
Cherry Point
Ed Kissiah
New York City
Tanglewood
Lenfiox
Mass
Mr. Kissiah
New York
Boy Walks Five Miles On Artificial Legs
Dicky Bryant, 12, of Charlotte completed a five mile hike on artificial legs to earn a Boy Scout second class requirement. He has used artificial limbs for 17 months after losing both legs in a freight train accident. He described the walk as mostly successful despite a few falls and noted an oral test remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Dicky Bryant
Dicky
Vamouflage Trick for Repairing a Chip
A simple home fix covers a chipped refrigerator surface by dabbing colorless nail polish over the chip and filling the area with finely ground zinc white, a technique available at hardware stores for a discreet repair.
Boy learns dog’s true name at pet salon
Six year old David Neidert discovers his cocker spaniel’s name isn’t Peter after a visit to a beauty parlor with his mother Evelyn Neidert. The playful moment centers on the dog’s surprising reply and first litter, set against a summer fashion note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds and Bees
Baltimore
David Neidert
Peter
Evelyn Neidert
David
Mr Boggs Will Wed New Yorker
Long Island engagement notice for Judith Kenn of Inwood to Jim Réges of High Point North Carolina. Wedding planned for summer 1962. Judith Kenn graduate secretary at Western Electric. Jim Réges, High Point graduate, four years Air Force, attends C W Post College. Son of late Mr and Mrs J W Boggs of High Point staying with relatives this summer and plans to resume studies next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
N.Y
Joseph Kenn
Doughty Blvd
Inwood
Judith
Jimmy Réges
High Point
N.C
Miss Kenn
Lawrence High School
Western Electric Co
New York City
Air Forces
C. W. Post College
Long Island University
Brookville
J. W. Boggs
Cline Messinger
Janice St
Why So Few Girl Grads With MDs?
AP reports a persistent gender gap in medical education with about one in twenty graduates being women in the US, while women dominate the medical professions in Russia and elsewhere. The piece cites cultural expectations, mentorship, and domestic role pressures, noting Janet Travell as a notable example and urging doors to medical education to open wider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
Russia
India
European
United States
White House
Janet Travell
Claire Ryder
American Medical Women's Association
The
American Medical Association
Louis M. Orr
Travell
Howell movement directs Furniture City Duplicate winners at YWCA
The Howell movement directed the Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club at the YWCA on Wednesday with five tables in play. Winners were first place Mr and Mrs W I Daniels of Winston Salem, second place Mr and Mrs R M Davidson of Winston Salem, third place Mrs I B Milton and A Y Whitley, and fourth place Mr and Mrs Harvey Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club
YWCA
W. I. Daniels
Winston. Salem
R. M. Davidson
Winston: Salem
Milton
A. YI. Whitley
Harvey Mathews
BrownEngagement of Helen Ruth Brown to Lt Don White
Walterboro South Carolina announces the engagement of Helen Ruth Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Atkin Brown to Lt Donald Gilbert White son of the late Mr and Mrs G S White of Elkin North Carolina. The couple plans to wed August 19 at Bethel Methodist Church in Walterboro. Brown is a Longwood College graduate and teaches at Thalia Elementary School in Virginia Beach Virginia. White is a High Point College graduate and serves in the U S Navy Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 7 in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterboro
Howard Atkin Brown
Miss Brown
Longwood College
Farmville
Thalia Elementary School
Lynnhaven
White
High Point College
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Why We the Women Surprise and Marriage Spice
Ruth Millett notes a wife should not demand full disclosure from her husband and argues that occasional surprises strengthen marriage. The piece shifts to practical tips on hosting and hygiene, recommending terrycloth bibs with pockets or vinyl backs and claiming daily bathing is standard, with twice daily being better for those with time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Debbie Kay McKenzie
Lowery
Jessie Faye Kennedy
Judith Kenn
Merritt-Dawson
Pridegroom
Mrs
Horace Haworth Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Mr. Haworth
Edgedale
Jack Hussey
Jack Jr
Goldsboro
E. R. Highfill
Guyer St
Frank Fpickelsimer
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winston, Salem
Ollie P. Sanderson
A. L. Kramer Jr
Dallas, Tex
Paul Younts
Robert Younts
Winston - Salem
John Kalte
230 Creswood PLC
Lavonia
J. T. Whitfield
Taft Henderson
Sixth St
New Mexico
Juarez
Mexia
Mr. Henderson
Alderine Valdez
Las Vezas
N.M
Helen Ruth Brown
Mr. Boggs
Mds
HPC Grad Te
Rian
Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
John
Lyn-Mar
Willowbrook St
Rose Rose Furniture Co
Poplin
Ruggatex
Glamor Home
S. Wrenn ST
Mark
Mie Youth Center
College Village Shopping Center
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