Miss Jeanette Taub Receives Shower Of Crystal
Miss Taub, bride to be Murray Heller, was honored with a crystal shower at Mrs. Mose Lamet's Rockford Road home. Guest hosts included Mesdames Samet Keil and Krauss, with a dessert course and candlelit tables. A second dinner event is planned for tomorrow evening at the Greenburg home hosted by Mrs. Lou Greenburg and Mrs. Irving Tilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Taub
Mose Lamet
Rockford Road
Missiah
Murray Heller
Miss Taub
Mrs. Samet
Mesdames
Jacke Samet
Morris Keil
Ben Krauss
Lou Greenburg
Irving Tilles
Greenburg
Hyde-McCorquodale wedding at Franklinville Asheboro
Miss Evangeline McCorquodale wed Marvin Wallace Hyde in a June 21 double ring ceremony at the bride's Franklinville home. Attendants included sister-in-law and best man Charles A. Buckner Jr. A reception followed as the couple planned a Georgia wedding trip and a new home in Asheboro. An at home event honored Miss Juanita Lassiter with a green and white shower and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Evangeline McCorquodale
Marvin Wallace Hyde
Franklinville
D. D. Broome, Astor
Franklinville Baptist Arch
Charles A. Buckner, Jr
N. P. Morris
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Luther Hyde
South Carolina
Presnell- Durham Printing Company
Ashboro
North Elm Street
Fire Chief S House Burns After Return From Purchase
Fire Chief T. J. Houston of Cloverleaf Texas found his home burned to the ground on returning from San Antonio where he had gone to purchase a new fire truck. The blaze destroyed the house with no immediate report of casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
T. J. Houston
Cloverleaf
Tex
San Antonio
Swim Not Bad Says Afloat Man Then Walked Home
Daniel Greathouse, presumed drowned after a Missouri River swim, survived by floating three hours before reaching shore. He recalled that the swim itself wasn’t bad, but he had to walk home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Daniel Greathouse
Missouri River
Greathouse
Dearborn Police Hunt Sling Shot Gang After Vandalism
Detroit area police assign four special cars to pursue the sling shot gang, believed to be teenagers, accused of breaking more than 70 store and residential windows with marbles fired from sling shots while driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dearborn
Sling Shot
Local families return from western tour and hospital updates
Mrs Macy Rimmer and Misses Ollie and Frances Rimmer return home after a month visiting the Black Hills Yellowstone Salt Lake City Los Angeles and the Grand Canyon They attended Van derbilt University graduation in Nashville where Mrs Rimmer's granddaughter Ernes tine Nance is a graduate The report also notes improving condition of Mrs Eva Alexander at Wesley Long Hospital and visits restrictions Miss Dorothy Hoskins and D V Hoskins Sr visit from St Petersburg Fla Others listed include patients at High Point Memorial Hospital with limited visitation Rev Walter J Miller and family plan a four week West Coast trip Kitty Miller to Hawaii Adrian Hayworth plans to reside in Florida and Pearl Lake area and W A Bivins resumes duties after a sprained ankle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Rimmer
Ollie
Frances Rimmer
Tipton Street
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles
Calif
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Nashville
Eva Alexander
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Alexander
Walter J. Miller
Misses Kitty
Jerry Miller
West Coast
Kitty Miller
Hawaii
Adrian Hayworth
Florida
Pearl Lake
Ocoee
Fla
Emerywood Club Announces July Schedule for Ladies Golf and Events
Emerywood Country Club plans a full July program with informal events for members and guests. Tomorrow features a Ladies' Golf game and luncheon, with a Family Dinner on Thursday and a Sunday buffet on July 5. A Golfers' Flag Tournament, pitching contest at the Ninth Green, and a family swimming contest close the day, with June winners named. Regular reservations urged. bingo paused until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Pinky
Bill Michael
Fred
Bumper Metcalfe
Judy Metcalfe
Arch Schoch, Jr
Traffic Fatalities Rise in Early 1953
The National Safety Council reports 14 230 traffic deaths in the first five months of 1953, up 4 percent from 1952. May fatalities total 3 090, down 2 percent from May 1952 but the highest monthly total this year. The council estimates 40 million vehicles will be on the roads during the Fourth of July weekend.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Too Bad Groom Couldnt Be at His Wedding
Alhambra California wedding where Ar deth Flinn 30 and Roger Oscar Shafer 23 wed by telephone as Shafer is stricken with mumps. Best man stood in for him during the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Calif
Ardeth Flinn
Roger Oscar Shafer
Shafer
Cox Moffitt wedding solemnized at Asheboro church
Ada Rae Moffitt and Nathan Arlo Cox were married June 26 at Parks Cross Roads Congregational Christian Church. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a nylon net gown and veil, and was given away by her brother Vaughn Moffitt. Twin sister Ida Mae Moffitt served as maid of honor. ushers included Worth Cox, Dean Cox, Joe Dean, and Barrett Cox. The couple's families are from Ramseur. both graduates, she from Coleridge High and Asheboro Commercial College, he from local schools.
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Asheboro
Ada Rae Moffitt
William L. Moffitt
Ramseur
Nathan Arlo Cox
Nannie Cox
Ralph Cox
Parks Cross Roads Congregational Christian Church
Franklin Pierce
Vaughn Moffitt
Ida Mae Moffitt
Eddie Allen
Pope Air Force Base
Worth
Dean Cox
Joe Dean
Barrett Cox
Births Report From High Point Memorial Hospital
A series of birth announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital and local clinics lists newborns including Robert Thomas III born June 30 at High Point Memorial, plus several other infants born June 27 to June 28 at the same hospital and surrounding facilities in North Carolina. Names include Janie Venise Hughes, Stanley Lee Frazier, Louise Diane Brown, Everett Craig Craven, Michael Eugene Carter, Connie Lynn Smith, Peggy Jean Reece, Kathy Ann Gray, Deran Yvonne Kearns, Lewtisha Lea Sumner, and Jan Michael Sullivan. Parents’ names, addresses, and former surnames are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Amos
Robert Thomas Amos, Jr
Robert Thomas, III
High Point Memorial Hospital
Janie Venise Hughes
J. C. Hughes
Gordon Street
Janie Venise
Hughes
Billie Marie Setzer
Stanley Lee Frazier
Roy Frazier
Route Three
Thomasville
Stanley Lee
Frazier
Frances Craddock
Louise Diane Brown
William R. Brown
Clara Cox
Louise Diane
Michael Eugene Carter
O. B. Carter
Clara Cox Apts
Michael Eugene
Connie Lynn Smith
W. P. Smith
Burge Street
Connie Lynn
Peggy Jean Reece
M. C. Reece
Welch Drive
Peggy Jean
Kathy Ann Gray
J. W. Gray
South Main Street
Kathy Ann
Shirley Stafford
Deran Yvonne Kearns
Jack Kearns
Fowler Street
Deran Yvonne
Frances Whitfield
Jan Michael Sullivan
J. R. Sullivan
Elm Street
Jan Michael
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N. C
Enterprise
Audwition
Madeline Hoover
H. King Moore
O. L. Presnell
Graham Smith
J. T. Lewallen
Moore
Cleveland Thayer
John F. Redding
W. L. Lambert
E. O. Schaeffer
Curry Loflin
J. T. Lewallen, Jr
Tommy Myatt
J. T. Barnes
Roy Reaves
Dwight Lassiter
Juanita Lassiter
Dorothy Hoskins
D. V. Hoskins,Sr
St. Petersburg
J. M. Hoots, Sr
Church Street
Raymond DeLappe
Lindsay
Ennis Street
Miami
Lena Stout
Robert Bencini
Friends Hospital
Philadelphia
Penn
Miss Stout
Michael Causby
Pope Street
Maxine Oliver
Archdale
M. L. Hylton
Tony
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
Philip Calvert
Mr. Wall
Pete Blanton
Rosemary Callahan
Marked Tree
Arkansas
W. A. Bivins
The
Montlieu Avenue
Emerywood Club
George Lyles, Jr
George Marsh
Robert Davis
Earl Phillips
Dusty
Arch Schoch
Pat Amos
G. P. Myatt
Nunbush Edgerton
Regal
Nunn-Bush
Edgerton
Daniel Green House
Cox-Moffitt
Asheboro Church
Gortman Baby
Danny Gortman
Orangeburg Regional Hospital
Orangeburg
Everett Craig Craven
Everett
Craven
Coleridge High School
U. S. Air Force
McCrary Hosiery Mills
Cox
Everett Craig
Lewtisha Lea Sumner
D. R. Sumner
Richardson Street
Lewtisha Lea
High Point Memorial
Colgate
Colgate’s
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