Miss Betty Bowman And Ralph Brown Exchange Vows This Afternoon
Miss Betty Bowman and Ralph Brown plan a ceremony officiated by Reverend Kenneth, with music by Charmione Rose. Attendants include Charles Collins and Dorothy Ann Lewister, and Glenn Brown as best man. After a week in High Point they pursue study plans in Raleigh and return to duties at state college. Switzerland's growing ocean‑going fleet is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bowman
Ralph Brown
Will
Betty Dixon
Cog
Worth Byron Bowman
Jas Brown
Kenneth
Charmione Rose
First Methodist Church
Clair de
Charles Collins
Alice Kline Collins
Winten
Dorothy Ann Lewister
Fleet
Hillcrest Drive
Julliard School of Music
New York
Glenn Brown
N. C. State College
Chet
Bride elect Dorothy Lewis hosts Hill Crest party
Dorothy Lewis entertained at her Hill Crest home for a bride-elect named Rowman. Guests included Mrs W B Bowman and Mrs Brown among others, as a misce shower featured gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dot Lewis
Dorothy Lewis
Hill Crestle
Tess
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital
Ronald Dale Varner born June 5 to Mr and Mrs L J Varner of 2202 Hansell Street. Marguerite Ann Varner born June 4 to an area family at High Point Memorial Hospital. Gerald Lee Benton born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Carl J Benton Shean at Ge Tie Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Varner
Hansell Street
Ronald Dale
High Point Memorial Hospital
I. Cc. H. Patterson
Marguerite Ann
Ruby
Carl J. Benton Shean
Gerald Lee
Miss Ina Proctor to Be Feted Here
Bridal courtesies for Ina Grace Proctor include a lingerie shower hosted by Miss Betty Farrar at her home on Eee Street. About twenty guests are invited to gather at 7 50 oclock for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Grace Proctor
Betty Farrar
Eee Street
Aoremaanter
Miss Peggy Green Weds Dewey Hinkle At Calvary Church
Miss Peggy Christine Green became the bride of Dewey Hoyle Hinkle at Calvary Church with Rev G Madison officiating. The ceremony featured lace gowns, cascading rose bouquets, and family attendants, with guests from Greensboro, Lexington, Salisbury, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Christine Green
Dewey Hoyle Hinkle
Calvary Church
Rae
Peggy Green
Ie Hinkle
Revare G. Madison
Fern
Fayetteville Rites Unite Miss Council And Henry M Soyars
Miss Annie Lida Council wed Milbourne Soyars in Fayetteville in a Friday ceremony at 4 30 p m The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Council of 215 Woodrow Avenue The groom is son of R Soyars and the late Mrs Sencevid Soyars The couple will reside at 225 Anderson Street Fayetteville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Green
Ragan Street
Jamestows High School
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Sue Greete
University of North Carolina
Assurance Department Point Savings and Trust Company
Ghana
Yrees
Lexington
Salisbury
Siler City
Denton
Jamestown
Philadelphia
Penn
Fayetteville
Annie Lida Council
A. L. Council
Woodrow Avenue
Milbourne Soyars
R Soyars
Sencevid Soyars
Fiser Baptist Choc
Cee x
High Point High School
Anderson Street
Plankton and Elephants Mentioned in Brief Study
A simple explanation notes plankton as sea life eaten by larger sea creatures similar to grass in terrestrial food chains. It also distinguishes two elephant types the Asiatic and the African.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Switzerland
Jes
John T. Ellis
Ladies Fine
S. Main
YMCA
FCC
Pine ST
Alexander
Dot Lewis
Lewis Home
Miss Bowman
Ronald Dale Varner
Marguerite Patterson
Gerald Lee Shean
Ina Proctor
Luds
N. Main ST
Ernestine Strickland
Argie Wood
Benediction
Lord's Fraser
Mires Vera Williams
Ruth H. Lanier
Delores Vv
Marilyn Barbee
Wasichael Green
Miss Council
Henry M. Soyars
DE Luxe
Miss Jacobs
Helen Jacobs
Alan Trockman
Evansville
Indiana
Robert Wagery
Diane
Hdgepeth
Greensboro
Hedgpeth
Bess
Edna Schwartz
Milton Schwartz
Borden's Gold Room
Carol Litch
Dover Road
Greens
North Wrenn Stre
Remington
Krementz
Schick and Sunbeam
Serkins
Jewelers
OMEGA
Seamaster
Fed
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