Madeline Hoover Edito Bride Unites Faye Burrows and A Wade Morris Jr
Eve lyn a Burrows and Albert Wade Morris Jr. wed in a June ceremony at First Methodist Church with Rev. Weldon officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Paul Norman and Miss Bonnie Hoffen, among others. The bride wore a satin gown, received her grandmother's ruby pendant, and the couple planned a northward honeymoon then settle in High Point. Leather care note follows.
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Faye Burrows
A. Wade Morris, Jr
First Methodist Church
Evelyn A Burrows
Elijah Herman Burrows
High Point
Albert Wade Morris, Jr
A. W. Morris
Point
Ernestine V.strickland
Dorothy Hopkins
Jack Morris
Paul Norman
Wayne Brackett
James Reagan
Arthur Morris
Burrows
Bonnie Hoffen
Betsy Wrenn
Points North
Morris
Burtington Mills Tion
High Point College
Army Air Forces
Behr-Manning Corporation
Numa Cason Hare
Robbins
Nellie Ree
Carusa Marsh
West Green Street
Burgess Memorial Chapel
YWCA Club Meetings July Schedule Announced
YWCA departments release a calendar of events with G I War Brides and Florence Night clubs meeting for tea and programs. The Dairy Council teen group, Adams club, and Business and Professional club outline talks dinners and officer installations. The Mothers Club, Live Yers, and Jolly Y Clubs pause meetings for holiday week with rescheduled dates. A note adds a birth every 8.76 seconds in the United States.
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YWCA
G. I. War Brides Club
Florence
Dairy Council
Adams Nee
Live Y'ers
Jolly Y Clubs
Mothers Club
Double M
Called Meeting Planned by Junior Service League
A called meeting of the Junior Service League is set for Monday at 11 o'clock at the Adams Memorial YWCA per an announcement made yesterday. The text also notes general orchid facts, including growth times and family diversity.
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Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Luncheon Honoring College Suite Mate Miss Julia House
Miss Diane Tucker hosted a one o clock luncheon at her Edgedale drive home for her Stephens College suite mate Miss Julia House of Atlanta Ga. The visit en route to Washington DC included stops with Dr and Mrs G T Alexander in Thomas Wille. Garden accents and pansies enhanced the Cov ers course lunch.
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Julia House
Atlanta
Stephens College
Columbia
Diane Tucker
Edgedale Drive
Miss House
Thomas Wille
G. T. Alexander
Wton
D. C
Lou Ann Trexler
Stephens
Iss Jerry Hancock
Margaret Barrer
Betty Blades
Mary Jo Ryan
Ann Gamble
Sprats Packed in Oil Sent to Norway as Anchovies
Large quantities of sprats are canned in oil in Norway and shipped as anchovies. The practice highlights trade labeling and regional naming conventions affecting consumer perception.
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Norway
From the Ex The Vanilla Worker Ends Strike
A labor dispute at the vanilla processing facility led to a stoppage by workers demanding overtime pay and safer hours. Management agreed to a settlement after mediation, with a five day workweek restored and wage adjustments pending a review.
Oak View Demonstration Club Meeting At Gibson's Gold Room
The Oak View Home Demonstration club met Wednesday at 2:30 in Gibson's Gold Room with Mrs. Roy R. Hedgecock as hostess. Fifteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Ellen Clochfelter led the meeting, with Mrs. Felix Miller presenting talks on child needs and parental self assessment. The armed forces were served nutritious yeast in peanut butter during the social hour.
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Oak View
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Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Thomasville
Ashebore
BE. Commerce St
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St. Tei
Jack Dean Farrington
Grace Methodist Church
Greensboro
Missey Sue White
8. S. White
Mr. White
Mr. Farrington
A. J. Farrington
Route 5
United States
Helene Curtis
Lifeoil Permanents
the Empress Beauty Shop
Elsie Pierce
Edna Touchstone
Frances Poteat
Ann's Beauty Ong i
Main Street
Jeff's Drug
Richardson’s
Linanne
Rayon Crepe
Jeweler
Ilversmith
Main ST
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Teeter’s Beauty Shop
Children’s Sun Suits
America
Arch Wuppert
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