Mrs Miller Honored In Jamestown Retirement Dinner
Invitations from Mrs Charles Armfield marked an Evening With Dot Miller a surprise buffet in Jamestown Junior High as she retires after 41 years in Guilford County Schools. More than 250 guests including officials, family and former students applauded her career with tributes and gifts.
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Charles Armfield
Millis Road School
Dot Miller
Jamestown Junior High School
Miller
Guilford County Schools
Latest arrivals announced from multiple families in Forsyth and High Point
Mr and Mrs William V Overman announce son William Daniel born June 22 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston Salem. Mrs Overman is Rita Stroud of Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Rick Michael announce son Gabriel Landon born June 28 at High Point Hospital. Mrs Michael is Cathy Ayscue of High Point. Mr and Mrs Timothy Carmichael announce son Jason Gregory born June 27 at local hospital. Mrs Carmichael is Julie Beck of Mr and Mrs Don Goins Jr Thomasville announce daughter Jamie LeAnn born June 27 at local hospital. Mrs Goins is Cathy Beck. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ray Rothrock announce son Kenneth Ray born June 16 at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ricky Glass announce daughter Courtney Marie born June 27 at local hospital. Mrs Glass is Shirley King of Franklinville. Mr and Mrs James B Person announce son James Daniel born June 27 at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs David Setzer announce daughter Joyce Ann born June 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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William V. Overman
Forrest Hill Dr
William Daniel
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Rita Stroud
Greensboro
Rick Michael
Earle Pl
High Point
Gabriel Landon
High Point Hospital
Michael
Cathy Ayscue
Timothy Carmichael
Johnson St
Jason Gregory
Gregory
Julie Beck
Don Goins Jr
Thomasville
Jamie LeAnn
Kenneth Ray Rothrock
Pine Meadows Dr
Kernersville
Kenneth Ray
Ricky Glass
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Courtney Marie
Glass
Shirley King
James B. Person
A. Richland Ave
James Daniel
David Setzer
Rt. 2
Joyce Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Thousands Of Would-Be Models Rejected Yearly By Ford's Inc
The Ford's Models Inc agency rejects about 90 percent of hopefuls each year. They screen roughly 5 000 visitors, with only about 10 meeting the looks and poise standards. A steady stream of hopefuls line up at the East Side location hoping to be chosen for a camera friendly career.
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New York
Ford
Models Inc
Ali McGraw
Lauren Hutton
Maude Adams
It Girl Search at Ford Models Inc
Eileen Ford and staff view about 5000 hopefuls annually to find the elusive It quality. About 10 women become top models. Janet Beni from Staten Island travels to gauge Ford's verdict on her looks and departs with a confident shrug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Ford
Ford
Models Inc
Janet Beni
Staten Island
Heroine of the Bay Dover Diversion
Angela Beer and Marian Rogers both 13 wandered at St. Margaret's Bay with two male classmates. They ignored the rising tide and became stranded. Angela swam a mile through freezing water to raise the alarm and summon help.
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Dover
England
Wns
Angela Beer
Marian Rogers
St. Margaret's Bay
Angela
Baby Oil Promises Summer Skin Care Boost
After sun exposure apply pure baby oil to skin to replace lost oils and camouflage peeling. Add drops to bath water for softness and glow. Use after shower to prevent moisture loss and soften dryness. Remove eye makeup and treat rough summer skin areas with extra applications. Soak beach feet nightly in warm water and baby oil mix. Massage with oil to soothe sore muscles from beach activities.
Deborah Ferguson Weds Michael S. Phillips
Deborah Lynn Ferguson and Michael Stephen Phillips wed at the bride’s parents home on June 24. The ceremony was led by Rev. William H. Benson at 3 p.m. with matron of honor Mrs. Larry Phillips and bridesmaids Mrs. Mitchell Hogan and Mrs. Joseph Bothelho. Best man was Larry Phillips. ushers were Mitchell Hogan and Mark Capps. The couple will reside on Eulon Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Lynn Ferguson
Robert H. Capps
Route 4
William L. Ferguson
Michael Stephen Phillips
Clinton Neal
Friends Ave
William H. Benson
Carlton Hill
Capps
Larry Phillips
Trinity
Mitchell Hogan
Cedar Falls
Joseph Bothelho
Mark Capps
Archdale
Check Light Fixtures Before Blaming Bulbs
Raleigh advises homeowners to inspect fixtures before blaming bulbs for burnout. Excess heat from poor fixture design or excessive wattage shortens bulb life. ensure bulbs are firmly seated and avoid overvoltage. Consider 125 to 130 volt bulbs for 120 V circuits and use long life bulbs only in non critical, hard to reach areas.
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Raleigh
NCSA
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Mrs. Miller
Jamestown
Kenneth Miller Jr
Rocky Mount
Park Davis
Wilson
Richard Glover
Graves Kerr
Hanner Whitaker
Sidney Ray
Durham County Schools
A.P. Fortney
E. P. Pearce Jr
Guilford County
Harold Hall
William King
Marcus C. Smith
Salisbury City
Miles Saunders
Edward K. Washington
Evan Dean
Lois Edinger
Ben Stafford
John Barnes
Kenneth Miller
William Overman
Gabriel Michael
Jason Carmichael
Jamie Goins
Kenneth Rothrock
Courtney Glass
James Person
Joyce Setzer
Jane Lee White
Associated Press
Mrs. Ford
Carol Katzman
Shelton
Conn
Colleen Bell
Montreal
London
Farrah Fawcett
Glamor
Park & Shop
Stout and
Slender Fashion
East Kivett St
World of
Adelaide
Wendler
Deborah Ferguson
Michael S. Phillips
the Bride
Trinity High School
FFA Club
Glee Club
Towne Theatre
High Point City
Phillips Brothers Construction Co
Eulon Ct
Hugh Capps
Linda Butler
Leo Ferguson
Jimmy Harvey
Curtis Phillips
Michael Steven Phillips
N. Main
WK. Main
W. Main
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