Camp Keyauwee Hosts Day and Resident Scout Sessions
Campers at Girl Scout Camp Keyauwee enjoy archery arts and crafts and waterfront activities as two resident sessions end and three more begin with sessions starting June 30 and July 14. Eva Cederberg, an international counselor from Sweden, helps supervise staff. Applications for resident and day camps are available from Tarheel Triad Girl Scout Council Route 1 Box 803 Colfax NC 27235 and require early submission.
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Keyauwee
Girl Scout
Keyaunee
Eva Cederberg
Sweden
Tarheel Triad Girl Scout Council
Colfax
Miss Harville Feted At Floating Shower
Billie Jean Harville bride elect of David Russell Freedle honored at a floating bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Betty Tyson in Kernersville. About 25 guests attended from 7 to 9 p.m. Gifts and home items were given, with a green yellow motif and daisies featured. The couple plans a July 19 ceremony at Hillside Park Baptist Church.
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Billie Jean Harville
David Russell Freedle
Betty Tyson
Londonderry Rd
Kernersville
Cathy Tharp
Lisa Johnson
Shirley Haltom
Miss Harville
Mr. Freedle
Hillside Park Baptist Church
Strawberry Punch Recipe Preserves Classic Flavor
A vintage punch mix combines 1 pound frozen strawberries 1 quart white wine teaspoons brandy with ice forming a frozen block. Add two 1 quart bottles of champagne chilled to the bowl with the berries and wine, stir until icy then serve in punch cups. Makes about six servings.
Wallace and McCracken Exchange Vows at June Ceremony
Debra Wallace and Earl McCracken united in marriage at 6 p.m. June 18 in a home ceremony hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McCracken. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Wallace, wore an organza and Chantilly lace gown with high neckline bishop sleeves and empire bodice. Her fingertip mantilla was trimmed with Chantilly lace and held by a bandeau cap. The groom is stationed at Fort Bragg.
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United Nations Chapel
New York City
Shannon L. Sheen
W. 101St St
New York
N. Y
Michael R. Bernstein
Joe T. Skeen
Route 4
David Bernstein
Ae E. 17Th St
Brooklyn
Melvin Habthanne
Lloyd Chung
John Skeen
Susan Sparks
Herbert Bernstein
Allen Jay High School
Pildes Opticians
Mereddi Furniture ‘Manufacturers and Popopters Inc
Ridgefield
N. J
W.101st St
Apt. 2
Charlie McCracken
Debra. Wallace
Earl McCracken
Lawerence E. Wallace
Ft. Bragg
Joanna Hoskins Honored at Sheraton luncheon
Joanna Hoskins, bride elect of Allan King, was honored at a luncheon at Haykles Hearth in the Sheraton Hotel. Hostesses included Mrs James Edwards and Mrs Mason Blankenship. Special guests were Mrs W W Hoskins, Miss Dorothy Hoskins, and Mrs P C Wallace Jr of Raleigh. The couple will wed July 5 at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church.
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Joanna’ Hoskins
Allan King
Haykles
Sheraton
James Edwards
Mason ‘Blankenship
Miss Hoskins
China
Dorothy Hoskins
P. C.wallace, Jr
Raleigh
Hoskins
Mr. King
Wesley Memorial
United Methodist Church
LU Glide Ga Pk Activity Schedule Details
A compressed listing of evening and morning classes at LU Glide Ga Park including adult beginner swim and tennis, advance beginner and intermediate tennis, preschool, speed reading, karate, scuba, sewing, and other activities along with day care and infants sessions at Fourth Street and Gatewood Avenue locations.
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Fourth Street
Pla-Y
Gatewood Ave
Polywags
High Point Altrusa installs officers at Top of the Mart
Social Calendar notes a 7 p.m. meeting at Top of the Mart where High Point Altrusa will install new officers. At 8 p.m. High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Sianenis Temple on South Main Street.
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High Point Altrusa
Top of the Mart
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Sianenis Temple
S. Main Street
Furniture City Secretaries Hear Report On Meet
Members of the Furniture City chapter of the National Secretaries Assn Int heard a report on the North Carolina Division Meeting held in May at the Sheraton Center in Charlotte. Shirley Hughes reported with outgoing president Mrs Geraldine English as delegates. Speakers included Peggy Creighton Raleigh CPS and past international president NSA on professionals dont compromise Mildred Faulkner on performance counts Mollie Weaver Southeast District on Future Secretaries. Division officers for the coming year were installed, and Past division officers were honored at an open house. A Sunday morning breakfast featured Jack Callaghan Raleigh TV executive speaking Give Yourself An Even Break. Secretary of the Year Susie Sapp Raleigh CPS was honored. Gladys Metheny represented Furniture City among top finalists. Plans for the annual seminar in September were discussed, with Ann Nelson as seminar chair. The Bits and Pieces Sale ways and means project set for Aug 16. Prospective members welcomed include Elizabeth Quick Rosemary Williamson Barbara Wood Carolyn York and Shirley Corn. The next meeting an orientation session is July 28.
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Furniture City
Assn. Int
North Carolina
Mart
Shirley Hughes
Sheraton Center
Charlotte
Hughes
Geraldine English
Peggy Creighton
Raleigh
CPS
NSA
Mildred Faulkner
Mollie
Weaver
Southeast District
Jack Callaghan
Susie Sapp
Gladys Metheny
Ann Nelson
Rachel Duncan
The
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Debbie Hardy
Waterfront
Pat Reeves
David Wade
Waterfront Direc
Tor
Shannon Skeen
Michael Bernstein
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Heidi Craft
Mary Carter Paints College
Williams’ Flowers
Quality Flowers
Debra Wallace
Joanna Hoskins
Mrs. McCracken
Guilford Optical CO
Main St
North Main ST
Janos
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Push
Seabrook
Rae AU A
Main Street
Adelaide Wendler
Elizabeth Quick
Hunter Dalton
Snow Lumber, Co
Rosemary Williamson
Frank Terry Jr
Whgp-Tv
Barbara Wood
Robert Deal
Southern Home Furnishing Assn
Carolyn York
Allen Austin
Custom Processing
Shirley Corn
Hollingsworth Amc-Jeep
Chad
Shoaf
Ason
Chad Rawleigh
Jerry M. Shoaf
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nancy Burton
Wurlitzer Piano
Senang Muue
Edicovon
SCarsox +MUSIC CO
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Westchester Mall
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