Bridal Showers Honor Three Local Brides Elects
Brides elect Lain Humphrey Reed Webb and Webb were feted at multiple showers. Lain Humphrey wedding set for July 16 in Oak View United Methodist Church. Reed Peters wedding planned for July 30 in Thomasville United Memorial Church. Webb Lewis wedding scheduled for August 6 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Rae Lain
Charles Nesbit
Barbara Jones
Donna Layne Brown
Nesbit
Rolling Road
James Lain
Greensboro
Oak View United Methodist Church
Rhonda Reed
Miss Reed
Debbie Shoaf
Thomasville
Marshall Dinken
Miss Shoaf
Lakeview
R. D. Reed
C. R. Reed
Paula Reed
Carol Robinson
Reidsville
Lynn Knox
Charlotte
Martha Kirk
Salisbury
Raleigh
Gastonia
Archdale
Winston- Salem
Reed
Clyde Preston Peters
Whiteville
United Memorial United Methodist Church
Neely
Glenn Berger
Connie Berger
Melva Price
Miss Webb
Mr. Lewis
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Sherri Walker
Calvin McDowell
Jerry Newton
Hunterwoods
Newton
Vicki Skinner
Richard Skinner
Frank Walker
Hoke Ritchie
Roanoke
Miss Walker
Mr. McDowell
First United Methodist Church
Betty Quate York Weds Gerald W McConnell in Florida Chapel
Betty Quate York and Gerald Wilfred McConnell married June 14 in Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church Chapel. The couple, of 1006 Holton Place and 7400 Stirling Road Hollywood Florida, will reside at 7400 Stirling Road Apt 227 after a mountain trip. Readings by Steve York. Organist Mrs Charles McAnally and Gina Haney provided music. Reception after in Asbury Room hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom and Frankie McCurdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Quate York
Holton Pl
Gerald Wilfred McConnell
Stirling Rd
Hollywood
Fla
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
R. Delbert Byrum
Daniel S. Wall
St. Timothy Methodist Church
Charles McAnally
Gina Haney
Steve York
Schoonbeck Furniture
YWCA
Pittsburgh
Olivet Nazarene College
Apt
Tom
Frankie McCurdy
Asbury
La Sertoma Officers Named At Meeting
La Sertoma and High Point Sertoma clubs held a joint installation banquet at the Thomasville Woman's Club. Keith Clark presided as president with officers named by Mrs. Haas including Mrs. Keith Clark as president and other officers and governors elect present. Flowers from the event were donated to a rest home and summer meetings were announced to pause until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point la Sertoma Club
High Point Sertoma Club
Keith Clark
Sertoma Club
Bill Haas
Durham
Barry Nixon
Wesley McPherson
Jimmy Hill
Leverett
Cliff Peele
Tom McCormick
Tal Ellington
la Sertoma
Celery Prefers Cool Weather For Better Crops
NC State University gardening column answers reader questions on celery growth. Three inch plants should be kept well watered and fertilized to maximize before heat arrives. Celery thrives in cool weather with ample moisture and fluffy well aerated soil. Consider transplanting earlier next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.B
Raleigh
George Hughes
Local Parents Report Newborns in High Point Area
Couples from Thomasville High Point and Mocksville announce June births at area hospitals. Amy Leigh Baughn born June 16. Amy Elizabeth Mason June 17. Darin James Teetor June 13. Briana Caulfield June 9. Brande Michelle Wilkinson June 10. Heather Sunshine Williamson June 19. Kelly Elizabeth Casstevens June 10. Chad Anthony Dennis June 19. Melinda Marie Woods June 19. Kevin Michael Hinshaw June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Baughn
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Amy Leigh
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hoyt H. Mason
Mark St
Amy Elizabeth
Fred Teetor
McGuinn Dr
Darin James
High Point Hospital
Brian John Caulfield
Asbil Ave
Briana
Rayma Bray
High Point
Dale Wilkinson
Norwood
Brande Michelle
Heather Sunshine
Eddie Williamson
Rt. 1
Roger T. Casstevens
Route 5
Kelly Elizabeth
Casstevens
Tina Sullivan
Chad Anthony
Olive Dennis
Brentwood
Thomas Woods
English Rd
Melinda Marie
Woods
Shirley Charles
Kevin Michael
Michael Hinshaw
Mocksville
Case Worker Sees Other Side Of ADC Families
A welfare case worker critiques ADC recipients in St. Paul, noting many mothers resist work or training. He cites cases of a mother staying home for her son, lack of transportation, and concerns over food stamp costs. He argues education of critics is needed and mentions earning potential within ADC rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
St. Paul
Public Welfare Division
ADC
WIN
Ann
Oak Hollow Club Plans Told At Meet
The Oak Hollow Garden Club hosted its first Stay In Touch gathering at Mrs. Kathy Heer home 3005 Wellingford Dr with about 40 members and guests. Plans for maintenance of Oak Hollow Marina flower medians and a July outing and dinner were announced. Leah Martin introduced guests Pat Shillinglaw and Elizabeth Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hollow Club
Meet
Kathy Heer
Wellingford Dr
Oak Hollow Garden Club
Oak Hollow Marina
Leah Martin
Pat Shillinglaw
Elizabeth Wells
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James L. Neely
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Lloyd's of London
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Oaenes and Bath
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Hat Wilson
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