Emerywood Club Plans Four Day Fourth of July Festivities
Emerywood Country Club announces a four day Fourth of July program featuring a Thursday picnic buffet and fireworks after dark, Friday field day and buffet, flag tournament and swim meet, mixed doubles tennis, a family buffet, Saturday night dinner and music, and Sunday noon buffet. Reservations through the club office. Swim participants contact Bill Armstrong or Jim Swiggett.
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Emerywood Country Club
Bill Armstrong
Jim Swiggett
Invitations Issued For Rankin Dillon Wedding
Invitations were issued to close friends and relatives of Miss Linda Rankin and Thomas R. Dillon for their July 19 wedding at First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony, at five in the afternoon, will be officiated by Dr. Roy A. Watts with organist Dan W. Smith and vocalist Mrs. Jack Neal. Jane Rankin will be maid of honor. Mrs. Alan C. Bohler will be matron of honor. Edward C. Rankin will give the bride away. Best man is Reinaldo Grubb. ushers include Jack D. Neal Alan Bohger Donald Scott and Albert Gray. Miss Nina Burris and Miss Libit Ripley will host a prewedding event July 7.
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Linda Rankin
Thomas R. Dillon
First Presbyterian Church
Roy A. Watts
Dan W. Smith
Jack Neal
Lexington
Jane Rankin
Ter
Alan C. Bohlger
Miss Rankin
Edward C. Rankin
Reinaldo Grubb
Jack D. Neal
Alan Bohiger
Mr. Dillon
Donald Scott
Albert Gray
Nina Burris
Libit Ripley
Burris
Colonial Drive
Hartsell-Sowers Cake-Cutting In Thomasville
Special to the Enterprise a cake cutting followed the Saturday night rehearsal for the wedding today of Miss Betty Jean Hartsell and Dar win Hobgood Sowers. The event at the Haynie home in Wallickliff featured family hosts and bridal party members with arrangements of purple and white flowers.
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Thomasville
Betty Jean Hartsell
Darwin Hobgood Sowers
Pete Haynie
Wallicliff
Hoyle Clinard
Haynie
Hartsell
Mr. Sowers
First Baptist Church
E. D. Hartsell
J. W. Sowers
S. P. Kimsey
High Point
Abe Pennington
Herman Little
J. Harry Tesh
Alonzo Vestal
Joe Aaron
Jennings Agner
Durham
J. F. DeGaetano
East Rockford
N. J
Luncheon Honors Miss Linda Rankin at Thomas Home
Miss Linda Rankin was honored with a luncheon hosted by Miss Judith Gayle Thomas and Mrs. Jack Thomas at 216 Edgedale Dr. Eighteen guests attended at 1 p.m. The bride elect’s sister and mother were among the guests. Rankin will wed Dillon on July 19 at First Presbyterian Church.
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Thomas Home
Linda Rankin
Judith Gayle Thomas
Jack Thomas
Edgedale
Miss Rankin
Edward Rankin
Alan Bohlger
Miss Thomas
Thomas Dillon
First Presbyterian Church
Dinner Marks Hedgecoe Anniversary At High Point Home
Mr. and Mrs. Seldon H. Hedgecoe celebrated 28 years of marriage with a dinner at their High Point residence 1028 Sherrod Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Eutsler of Staunton Virginia. They planned a week’s Myrtle Beach vacation after the event. Hedgecoe works for Paint and Color Co. In other news a Maine tool rental sign quips Do it yourself we will repair it later.
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Seldon H. Hedgecoe
High Point
Hedgecoe
Sherrod St
Harry Sheppard
Lacy Eutsler
Staunton
Sheppard
Eutsler
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Portland, Maine
Miss Leach Complimented At Bridge Event
Mary Jean Leach bride elect received compliments at a bridge party hosted at her home. Harriet Leach was honored as another bridge guest. The event featured a nose gay of white flowers and wedding bells on the mantel. Winners were Mrs. Jonah Leach high scorer Miss Leach second high and Miss Mary Lib Wilson traveler.
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Mary Jean Leach
Harriet
Jonah Leach
Miss Leach
Mary Lib Wilson
Charles Leach
Careen Hodgin
Cyvette Holliday
Barbara Jackson
Susan Leach
Carl Wilson
Elks Bring Daughter to John on Mother's Day in Norfolk
Norfolk AP report notes Mrs Mildred Lainey Elks gave birth to a daughter this Mother's Day after last year presenting her husband John with a son on Father's Day.
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Norfolk
Mildred Lainey Elks
John
Thomasville Girls to Attend Rainbow Camp
The Thomasville Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will send two Thomasville girls to Rainbow Camp near Banner-Elk for a week. The campers are Sandra Patterson and Doris Holton, daughters of local residents. The chapter announced the sponsorship at a meeting at the Masonic Hall with Majorie Kelly as Rainbow Committee chair and Wilbur D. Perkins of Selma as Worthy Grand Patron.
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Thomasville
Order of the Eastern Star
Rainbow
Wilbur D. Perkins
Selma
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Perkins
Prevatte Westmoreland
Mary Ferguson
Masonic and Eastern Home Committee
R. L. Pope
Robert Rickard
Loflin
Lucy Burrington
Winston-Salem
Masonic Hall
Siler City
Glenna J. Grimes
Auxiliary Plans Picnic Tuesday
High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary will hold a picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lowe on Route 5. The event, for members of the auxiliary and their husbands, is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
Claude Lowe
Color Your Life with New Hair Color Salon Ad Charm
Readers are invited to visit Salon on 410 No cone Street in High Point for fresh color options to brighten faded hair. The notice emphasizes color choices and personal satisfaction with shade, urging potential customers to explore the salon’s offerings.
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Nocone Street
High Point
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Emerywood Club
Monark Shade Co
Myrtie’s
S. Main St
Rankin - Dillon
Hartsell-Sowers
Kathleen D. Kindley
Jake Owen
Kenneth Sowers
Raleigh
Roblee
Parrot & Buster Brown
ELKS
Rainbow Camp
Ada's
N. Main ST
Ada's Shop
Kingshown
Mebane
Ebonair
Hollywood Es
Rodden Furniture Co
S. Main St. Ext
Puritan
Sartin
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