Granddaughter Of Residents Marries In Massachusetts
Judith Anne Gordy and Arthur Frederick Michaelis wed June 7 in Pittsfield Massachusetts at the Gordy home The couple, both from notable families with ties to High Point North Carolina, celebrate a ceremony featuring family attendants and a reception following Rev Vernon F Price officiated The bride is a Bucknell alumna and GE programmer The groom is a Bucknell and University of Wisconsin graduate and Army ROTC veteran
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Pittsfield
Mass
Judith Anne Gordy
Arthur Frederick Michaelis
Thomas Daniel Gordy
Holmes Rd
Gordys
High Point
N. C
Fred Gordy
Monthey Ave
Pinckney P. Jones
Wiltshire Blvd
Miss Gordy
Ordinance Department
General Electric
Foxhollow School
Lenox
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Alpha Chi Omega
Cial
Pittsfield College Club
Paul Frederick Michaelis
Scotch Plains
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Chi Sigma
Pi Mu Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
First Baptist Church
Gordy
Dorothy L. Gordy
N. C. Oliver
Miss
Beef Is Star At Meat Counters This Week
Raleigh report highlights beef as the main feature at meat counters with USDA economists forecasting steady availability through summer and into fall. Grain fed cattle will furnish top grades, while bargains in broilers hens turkeys and eggs offer economical protein. North Carolina produce like beans squash cabbage is improving though Irish potatoes hold higher prices. potato harvest expected around June 15. Miss Gaynelle Hogan of North Carolina State Extension notes dewberries and blueberries are in season.
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Raleigh
Gaynelle Hogan
Agricultural Extension Service
N. C. State
USDA
North Carolina
New Yorkers Need Summer Coats for Warm Weather
New Yorkers own and often wear summer coats despite heat. Air conditioning is common in the metro area and Flushing Meadows at the World’s Fair will be breezy in evenings. Summer coats are lightweight yet stylish in wools linens silks and cotton blends. Neutrals whites pastels and black silk options look best for boat trips and shore visits.
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New York
Flushing Meadows
Mrs Edna Oliver and Barbara Oliver to wed in Madison
Edna and Barbara Oliver, residents of Oakland New Jersey and former High Point residents, attended a dinner dance at the Stanley Club in Pittsfield. The couple plans to reside in Madison Wisconsin.
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Edna
Barbara Oliver
Oakland
N. J
High Point
Stanley Club
Pittsfield
Madison
Wis
Carolyn Martin Feted At Event
Mrs. John Purcelle and Mrs. Marvin Snyder hosted a dessert bridge party at the Purcelle home on Sunset Drive honoring Miss Carolyn Martin mother of the honoree. Miss Martin and Marvin Ja cob Harriss plan to marry at the Evangelical and Reformed Church on Saturday. About 18 attendees joined two bridge and two gin rummy tables with yellow and white decor and bridal favors.
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John Purcelle
Marvin Snyder
Purcelle
Sunset Drive
Carolyn Martin
M. J. Harriss
Miss Martin
Marvin Jacob Harriss
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Squeeze, not wring sponges for best suds and longevity
A practical tip advises squeezing synthetic sponges to remove excess water rather than wringing them. This preserves sponge integrity and extends their use, despite their sturdy, high suds capacity.
OES Conducts Service For Departed Member
Order of the Eastern Star chapter 106 met at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening. With the absence of the worthy patron and matron Mr and Mrs James Bowman the meeting was led by Mr and Mrs William Hilton. A memorial service was held for Mary Carlson who had recently died and a greeting from Asheville delegates was read. Members reported on Sunday visits to the OES home and the session closed in ritual.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
James Bowman
William Hilton
Bowman
OES
North Carolina
Asheville
Mary Carlson
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High Point Enterprise
Massachusetts
Sweet Shoppe
Lege Village
North Main
Manhattan
Kater
Glamor
East Washington St
Family Store
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