Johnsons Announce Betrothal in Valdosta Area
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Johnson of Huntsford Hills announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Joy of Valdosta to Harrison Mc Connell Mixer of Valdosta. A fall wedding is planned. Eleanor Joy attended Roanoke College in Salem Virginia. Harrison Mixer attended Gordon Military College in Barnesville and is with Mixer Electric Co. in Valdosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
A. Sidney Johnson
Dale Dr
Huntsford Hills
Eleanor Joy
Valdosta
Harrison McConnell Mixer
Roanoke College
Salem, Va
L. Burke Mixer
Mixer
Gordon Military College
Barnesville
Mixer Electric Co
Local Residents Share News and Hospital Updates
Mrs J S Wall of 315 Col trane St recuperating from major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and not allowed visitors. Mr and Mrs D W White of 822 Pinecroft St hosted their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joe H Mikels and children of Fort Pierce Florida during their two week visit. J T Smith of 2310 S Main St returned home from High Point Memorial Hospital after treatment for injuries from a July 3 fall. Mrs Margaret Vick of Russell Street is undergoing treatment at City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville and is allowed visitors. Mrs W F Kent of 604 W Broad St is undergoing treatment at Duke Hospital in Durham and is allowed visitors. Mrs R H Norman, living with her son Thurman Norman of E Green Street, is a patient for observation at High Point Memorial Hospital and is allowed visitors. Horace Dorn and his son Tommy returned home at Fifth St after visiting relatives in Columbia South Carolina. Nancy and Barbara ters of Orlando Florida are visiting Mrs Corbett's mother Mrs T E Dodamead at 416 Gatewood Ave. Paige Short, daughter of the Joseph Shorts of Butner, returned home after a week with the Tom Gallimore s of 1508 Carolina Ave. Bobby Montgomery of 818 Fifth St attends Camp Cheerio near Roaring Gap. Mrs Calvin Corbett and daughter...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wall
Coltrane St
High Point Memorial Hospital
D. W. White
Pinecroft St
Joe H. Mikels
Fort Pierce
Fla
Mikels
High Point
J. T. Smith
S. Main St
Margaret Vick
Russell Street
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
W. F. Kent
W. Broad St
Duke Hospital
Durham
R. H. Norman
Thurman Norman
E. Green Street
Ters, Nancy and
Barbara
Orlando, Fla
Mrs. Corbett
T. E. Dodamead
Gatewood Ave
Paige Short
Joseph Shorts
Butner
Tom Gallimores
Carolina Ave
Helpers Class Meeting Planned at Rankin Memorial Church
The Helpers Class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church will gather at 7 30 tomorrow evening at the church. Hostesses will be Mrs L M Smith and Mrs Ray Asbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
L. M. Smith
Ray Asbury
Miss Smith to be Honored Guest at Powell Home
Miss Eva Dell Smith will be entertained at 12 30 p m Wednesday by Mrs C T Latimer Jr and her mother Mr W T Powell at the Powell home 2004 Hillcrest Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Dell Smith
C. T Latimer Jr
W. T. Powell
Powell
Hillcrest Dr
Picnic Planned by West View Club at Mrs. Lee’s Home
West View Flower Club will meet at 6 30 tomorrow evening for a picnic at the home of Mrs J A Lee 707 Carr Street. Members and their families are expected to attend.
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West View Flower Club
J. A. Lee
Carr St
Social Calendar Highlights Evening Events
Social calendar lists events from 6 30 p m to 8 p m including Hasty Garden Club cookout at Mrs Perryman s Rt 3 Thomasville home. Women of the Moose meet at N Main Street. Luncheon for Miss Eva Dell Smith at Emerywood Country Club. Deep River Home Demonstration Club meeting. Pilot Club dinner at Sheraton Hotel. Mrs Stone hosts dinner for Eva Dell Smith and Jimmy Marsh. Miss Carol Alexander hosted at Henry Asbury home. Mrs Reardon hosts shower for Judi Yow.
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Hasty Garden Club
Thomasville
Vincent Perryman
Women of the Moose
Moose
N. Main Street
Eva Dell Smith
Emerywood Country Club
Reid Marsh Jr
Marsh
Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Deep River Friends Meeting
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. S. Stone
Otteray Dr
Jimmy Marsh
Carol Alexander
Henry Asbury
Willonbar Ter
Edmond Reardon
E. Farriss Ave
Judi
Miss Darnell Shower Highlights Randleman Event
Miss Pat Darnell bride elect of Jimmy Whitesell was feted at a brid al shower Saturday night at the Route 1 home of Mrs. Lewis Davis. Aunts D F Davis Ray Hollingsworth Herb Whitesell Lee Whitesell Cornelius Butler Wade Lawrence hosted and presented a corsage and dinnerware. Green and white decor featured summer blooms and refreshments.
Siler City Rites End In Atlanta Bound Couple
Miss Viola Carolee Wood wed Kenneth Carl Morris at First Methodist Church Siler City with music by Carol Meyers. Bride from Everett Wood family wears crystalette gown with Alencon lace and orchid bouquet. They plan to live in Atlanta after a western North Carolina honeymoon.
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Siler City
Viola Carolee Wood
Everett Vaughn Wood
Wood
Kenneth Carl Morris
Carl L. Morris
Thomasville
Carol Meyers
Grantsboro
Salem
Sara Lynn Wood
G. Douglas Smith
Greensboro
Charles Alvin Worley
Raleigh
Vicki Wood
Marks Farmer
William R. Curtis
Nashville, Tenn
Jerry L. Surratt
Denton
Emil G. Meyers
Winston-Salem
Department of Labor
Atlanta
North Carolina
Style notes on skirts emphasize waistlines and fit
A full skirt flatters a defined waist while a loosely fitted straight skirt suits women who lack a defined waist. The piece contrasts two silhouettes and suggests choosing based on waist definition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnsons
Miss Johnson
Horace Dorn
Tommy
Fifth St
Columbia
S. C
Bobby Montgomery
Camp Cheerio
Roaring Gap
Mrs. Calvin Corbett and
Daugh
Miss Smith
Reading Dynamics Institute
Westover Terrace
N. C
Chapel Hill High School
Chapel Hill
Natta UR
N. Main
N. Main St
Hou
Zett
Main St
West View Club
Dylans
Miss Darnell
Siler
John M. Cline
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Morris
Nancy Ellen Webster
William M. Webster
Rockspring Rd
Nancy Ellen
Grace Flower Shop
Adoria Beauty Salon
Singer
Nash
Cash
Nash Jewelry
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