Lasher Fuchs Nuptials In New York City
NEW YORK CITY Miss Stephanie Lynn Fuchs and Albert Charles Lasher were married at Central Synagogue. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Fuchs, wore Chantilly lace and carried orchids. The groom is the son of Mrs. Irving Lasher. he serves as director of corporate relations at Lily Tulip Cup Corp and holds leadership roles with several New York civic groups.
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New York City
Stephanie Lynn Fuchs
Albert Charles Lasher
Central Synagogue
George B. Lieberman
Ascher M. Yager
Stanley E. Fuchs
Rockville Centre
N. Y
Emanuel Rosen
High Point
N. C
Irving Lasher
Shenorock
Mr. Lasher
Ronelle DuBrow
Carol
Merideth Fuchs
Deborah Fuchs
Eric Lasher
Stephen J. King
Franklin M. King
University of Michigan
New York University
John V. Lindsay
Students Present Recital by Miss Mae Kirkman Pupils
The final of four student recitals was held at Miss Mae Kirkman’s home on Ferndale before an audience of family and friends. Participants included Debbie Dawson and many others across four programs, with awards for practice memory and attendance plus hymn playing ratings.
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Mae Kirkman
Ferndale
Debbie Dawson
Dianne Dawson
Cheree Maners
Mitchell Johnston
Betty Jo Johnston
Joanne Turner
Nancy Newton
Tanya Wise
Jan Hedrick
Cindy Hackler
Lynne Moring
Martha Starling
Terri Lloyd
Kath Jane Valentine
Ava Leary
Lindsay Odom
Tommy Gray
Stanley McInnis
Stephen McInnis
Timmy Carter
Beth Snider
Denise Dalton
Joy Black
Sharon Nance
Mark Kellam
Don Kirkman
Woody White
Margaret Gueth
Claudia Tedder
Johnny Lowe
Gayle Martin
Amy Story
Ellen West
Mary Fairchild
Dara Boyles
Jenny Phibbs
Holly Caudell
Dana Cleveland
Teresa Cleveland
Charlene Monk
Tommy Kirkma
Lisa Kirkman
Marty Hayworth
Becky Honeycutt
Bobbi Briles
Melissa Fletcher
Candy Surrett
Anne Hayes
Royale Coggin
Jennie Hayworth
Wendy Gold
Greg Honeycutt
Laura Lancaster
Myra Lancaster
Kristie Holton
Jimmy Best
Jane Bennet
Mary Hayworth
OES Meeting Plans Made
High Point Chapter 106, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Miss Taylor Weds Mr. Jarvis in Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Carol Madaliene Taylor and Wade Henry Jarvis Jr. wed in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Memorial Methodist Church with music by Rita Anderson and Tim Cahill. The couple, both graduates of local schools, will live in New Brunswick after a Delray Beach honeymoon.
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Thomasville
Carol Madaliene Taylor
Wade Henry Jarvis Jr
Howard L. Coleman
Memorial Methodist Church
Rita Anderson
Tim Cahill
Dance Recital at Ferndale Junior High School
The Kindergarten of Culture and Dance School held its annual show with a Toy Shop window setting featuring bal let tap modern toe and baton dances to tunes like Mame and The Nutcracker Suite. Dancers include Mame Freckles Louise and Loui se with Joey Nob le's group performing after a Christmas theme with Chinese Arabians Sugar Plum Fairies and Soldiers. Show Time ends as the shop lights fade and the school plans a September reopening.
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Kindergarten of Culture and Dance School
Ferndale Junior High School
Wall Street
Bride-to-be Mrs Bowman feted at miscellaneous shower
Recent bride to be Mrs Lee Bowman formerly Janice McKinney honored Friday at a floating bridal shower hosted by aunt Mrs J B Pendry at 520 E Farriss Ave. Fifty guests attended 7 to 9 30 p.m. Pink green and white decor centered cake and umbrella motif. Special guests included Mrs Horace McKinnery Mrs William Bowman and Mrs W H McKinney. Mrs Bowman married in March.
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Lee Bowman
Janice McKinney
J. B. Pendry
E. Farriss Ave
Winfred Cower
Kristi Penry
Horace McKinnery
William Bowman
W. H. McKinney
Beverly Gray and Lawrence Coleman Exchange Vows
Beverly Lynn Gray and Pfc. Lawrence FE. Coleman married at Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church in Colfax in a 4 p.m. ceremony. Bride and groom are Northwest Guilford High School graduates. Coleman in the U S Army at Fort Eustis Virginia. They plan to reside in Debeigh Virginia after a coast honeymoon.
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Beverly L. Gray
Lawrence Coleman
Colfax
Beverly Lynn Gray
Lawrence FE. Coleman
Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
A. D. Wood
Katherine Westmoreland
Sam Allred
H. W. Gray
Diane Redman
Susan Chandler
Myra Marine
Sharon Embry Weds George Fouts in West End Church Ceremony
Sharon Lee Embry and George Michael Fouts were married at 4 p.m. in West End Methodist Church with Edward Heath and Rev. G Harold Myers officiating. The bride wore an organza gown, veil, and Venise lace accessories, carrying white pom poms and stephanotis, as Reba Fowler played the organ. Attendants wore powder blue gowns and hats, with bridesmaids and flower girl in matching tones. Best man was Brown W Fouts. ushers included Steve Yokeley and others. The couple, from 604 Willowmoore Ave Salisbury and 1105 Huntsford Terrace, plan to live on Salem Street. The bride is a Thom asville High School graduate, attended Greensboro College, and will study at Catawba College. the groom is a 1965 Thomasville High School graduate, attending Catawba College. A rehearsal dinner and cake cutting followed. reception was at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Wiley Columbus Taylor
Jean Ellen Ritchie
Janice Lamonds
Diane Jerman
Jessie Gandy
Darlington
S. C
Tracy Taylor
David L. Taylor
Wade Henry Jarvis
Ronnie D. Arnold
Fuquay Springs
George C. Beusse Jr
Douglas A. P. Hamilton
Milwaukee
Wis
William S. McClelland
Durham
Wiley C. Taylor
Kern St
Thomasville Senior High School
King’s College
Charlotte
Wade H. Jarvis
E. Holly Hill Rd
School of Business Administration
UNC
Chapel Hill
Permacel
Johnson and Johnson
Robert L. Johnson
William Brooks
James L. Myers
Johnson Home
Dewey A. Ritchie
Delray Beach
Fla
New Brunswick
N. J
James R. Coleman
Rt. 9
Greensboro
Northwest Guilford High School
Guilford College
U. S. Army
Ft. Eustis
Debeigh
Thomasville
Sharon Lee Embry
George Michael Fouts
Edward Heath
Harold Myers
West End Methodist Church
Reba Kay Fowler
Lee J. Embry
Gayle Brinkley
Jerry W. Fouts
Martha Clodfelter
Susan Miller
Candace Elaine Lambeth
Janet Ashe
Penny Fouts
Cynthia Brinkley
Brown W. Fouts
Steve Yokeley
Larry Cagle
Charles Shore
Dick Seiwell
Salisbury
Bruce Stuck
Berlin
Willowmoore Ave
Thomasville Senior
Greensboro College
Catawba College
Huntsford Terrace
J. Wilson Hunt
Woman's Club
Joe Yokeley
Wayne Cagle
Yokeley
Burke Trail
Salem Street
Lantz Ave
Luggage Sale at Nash Saves You Cash Jewelry & Loan Co
Store advertises large stock of luggage including Samsonite and other brands at money saving prices. Customers urged to visit 127 N. Main St to see selections and take advantage of lower prices.
Dear Ann Landers column on etiquette and family issues
A reader asks how to handle a 300-pound sister-in-law wearing heels who damages floors and a neighbor's pregnancy rumor. Advice includes using throw rugs, fairness in costs, and avoiding moral judgment. Also promotes Ann Landers booklet on necking and petting with request for 25 cents and return envelope.
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Tessie
Ann Landers
Cat reward dispute teaches fairness between kids
Dee and Ruthie hunted for a cat after seeing a 25 dollar reward ad. They found the cat, the owner paid Ruthie the reward, Dee was given five dollars by Ruthie’s mother but not by Dee’s mother. The letter asks how to split fairly and what lessons to teach children about fairness and deception.
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Ruthie
Dee
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Lasher - Fuchs
Brooklyn College
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
The
Lily
Tulip Cup Corp
Interracial Council For Business Opportunity
United Nations Association of New York
Lawrence E. Coleman
OES
Miss Taylor
Mr. Jarvis
Mrs. Jarvis
Louise
Dolly Dolly
Mame
Joey Noble
Cook Street
Jerry W. Gray
David Coleman
Jerry Lee
Randall Morgan
Hubert W. Gray
Route 1
Mrs. Fouts
Nash
Jewelry & Loan Co
N. Main St
Ann
Artistic Beauty College
W. Commerce
Thomasville, N. C
High Point Enterprise
N. Main
Nelson Brumfield
Mgr
First Union National
First Union National Bank
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