Parsonage Vows Spoken By Miss Tharp
Miss Frances Elaine Tharp and Edgar Lewis Wood wed in a parsonage ceremony at Albertson Road Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Officiant was Rev. John W. Woody. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tharp of High Point. groom is son of B. L. Wood of Route 5. They will reside on Route 5 in Trinity after a brief honeymoon.
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Frances Elaine Tharp
Edgar Lewis Wood
Albertson Road Baptist Church
John W. Woody
W. B. Tharp
High Point
Becky Woodell
S. W. Woodell
High Point High School
Trinity High School
Morlo Manufacturing
Inventor Of Monopoly Speaks Mind
Charles B. Darrow of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, creator of Monopoly, reflects on marriage and happiness. He left work 25 years ago to travel with his wife, built a 300 acre farm, and lives off royalties after selling the game’s patent. The couple, with two sons and two grandsons, vacation worldwide and collect world knickknacks and color movies.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Charles B. Darrow
Cedarrows Farm
Bucks County
Darrow
Darrows
Hawaii
South Seas
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
Stolen suitcase carries $2300 from Detroit visitors
Mr and Mrs John F Schmuck of London Ontario traveled to Detroit to watch the Tigers. They stored $2300 in a suitcase in their parked car but returned to find the vehicle broken into and the suitcase money missing. A separate tip reminds to rinse salted nuts after crushing them for brittle candy.
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Detroit
John F. Schmuck
London
Ont
Tigers
Schmucks
Summer Safety for Babies and Kids Warns Against Food Risks
Dr. Dorothy V. Whipple emphasizes 1950s style guidance on summer health for families. She notes dangers from spoiled foods on picnics, temp control for infant feeds, and sun exposure. Parents should use opened cans or properly cooled milk substitutes, keep feeds cold, and teach children about poison ivy and sun protection.
Lightning strikes field injures nine youths at ball game
In Gransville Utah, a lightning bolt struck a Little League area during a game. State Trooper Howard Cooper said it toppled children like bowling pins. Three were unconscious, nine rushed to a hospital, with two brothers Larry and Charles Johnson treated for minor burns.
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Gransville
Utah
Howard Cooper
Larry
Charles Johnson
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Miss Tharp
Edgar L. Wood
B. L. Wood
Route 5
Trinity
Monopoly
Crowell - Newby Gift Shop
Thomasville, N. C
Dorothy V. Whipple
M.D
AP Newsfeatures
Tobias
Famous Maker Shoes
Maker
Tobias Arca
Itobias
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