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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
6
Kathryn Gallimore exchanged wedding vows with Aubrey Smith in a Sunday ceremony at Tabernacle Methodist Church in Ramseur. The couple planned a reception to follow.
A community calendar lists tennis swimming and exercise classes across Tuesday and Thursday with times from 5:30 p m to 9:30 p m. The ceremony at 4 p m featured Rev Hunt officiating Debbie Smith as bride with Mr Smith as groom and a Penrose lace mantilla.
Teresa Mae Morgan and Joseph Ronald Joyce renewed their vows at Oakview Baptist Church in a 2 p.m. ceremony presided by Rev. Kenneth A. Miller. The bride wore a satin gown with seed pearl accessories and carried her grandmother’s Bible. The groom stood with his father as best man. ushers included Terry Collins and Edward R. Dr. Michael Morgana Hilton. The couple, residents of 1822 Welborn Street and 4112 Resthaven Road, plan to live at Allman’s Trailer Court.
An exchange echoes in a column style letter page about parenting roles, aging parents, and grandchildren care. Grandparents urge daughters to assume responsibility for their own children while reflecting on past help and freedom gained with time.
Erma Bombeck humorously critiques dog owners and their excuses while recounting the chaos caused by a dog named Flossie. She notes the absurd phrases used to downplay bites and misbehaviors and ends with a police visit over unruly male dogs arriving to court Flossie.
Wazel Williams noted as a decorator member of American Floral Services, handling flowers and gifts for every occasion. Located at 4018 S Main St, Jelephor, with a phone listing 7 HO 101.
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