Local Birth Announcements From High Point Area Families
Multiple families announce newborns with delivery dates from March 3 to March 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital and local hospitals. Names include Deborah Coleman Tina Lynn Arick Santee Anthony Dwayne Stephen Ellis Lori Ann Michael Parrish and Stephen Ellis. parents list addresses and spouse maiden names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marley Jr
Ann Arbor Ct
Deborah Coleman
High Point Memorial Hospital
Leon Wilson
Gordon St
Arick Santee
Arch 4
Tony E. Kearns
Route 4
Stephen Ellis
Daniel Lynk
Chatham Dr
Lori Ann
Stephen Linthicum
Michael Parrish
Girl Scout Play Shines With Flag Ceremony and Easter Theme
Scouts led by Mrs. R. E. Hauser presented a play with Sally Dunlap and Sheila Whitley in key roles. Beth Hoover and Linda Grassi directed scenery while Alison Leonard oversaw props. Jean Gladden welcomed attendees and led the ceremony. A flag ceremony preceded the event and Girl Scout Sunday plans were announced for March 8 at the Friends Meeting House. Refreshments featured spring flowers and Easter bunnies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Meeting House
R. E. Hauser
R. L. Stanley
Havel's life size block prints publish a full book
Charlotte page notes Havel fulfilled his dream by publishing a complete book from his beloved collection. Mrs Broadus Casey opened with a reading from Vera Idol's Paths of Shining Light. Mrs Fred Yoder urged gardeners to feed shrubs now and start tuberous begonias and calladium indoors. Mrs David Jones reported on council planting efforts and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havel
Broadus Casey
Vera Idol
Fred Yoder
David Jones
Howard McCray Couple Believed Vows in Jamestown Church
Debra McCray and Charles E Howard Jr exchanged vows at Jamestown United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. on February 27 with Rev. Donald G Bridger officiating. The couple, both residents of Jamestown, plan to reside on Mendenhall Road after a cake reception in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra McCray
Charles E. Howard Jr
Jamestown United Methodist Church
Donald G. Bridger
J. J. Wheatley
Eugene C. McCray
Forrest Ave
Howard
Mendenhall Rd
Jamestown
Ragsdale
Danville Community College
Danville
Fisher & Harrison
Greensboro
Midweek Club Hears Spring Fashion Preview
Extension Homemakers heard a preview of spring fashions at their Wednesday meeting. The program featured fabric swatches and styling tips for the season.
Linger Awhile gardens and fashion talk at Montlieu Avenue meeting
The group arranged benches for conversations and discussed the plot named Linger Awhile. George Dean of the city parks and recreation department contributed his time to improve the area. Mrs. H. G. Rothrock gave a garden report and future tasks, while Mrs. C. S. Sechler led a fabrics program detailing colors, lengths, and sewing tips for knits. The devotional was by Mrs. Glenn Brown. President Mrs. R. W. Chamblee noted upcoming Consumeraria events in Winston-Salem and activities at the Greensboro Agriculture Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dean
City Parks and Recreation Department
H. G. Rothrock
R. W. Chamblee
Consumeraria
Winston-Salem
Agriculture
Greensboro
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Deborah Marley
Tina Dudley
Tina Lynn
Ronnie Dudley
Ward St
Dudley
Della Hammonds
Kingsport
Tenn
Arick Wilson
Anthony Thompson
Anthony Dwayne
Grady Thompson
Commerce St
Thompson
Carrie Williams
Dillon, S. C
Stephen Kearns
Jeffrey Willis
Jeffrey Dean
Stephen Willis
Liberty Dr
Thomasville
Willis
Kathy Page
Linwood
Calif
Lori Lynk
Michael Linthicum
Charlotte
Artistic Beauty College
Ae Nites
N. Main Ca
Coats
American Dairy
Dial
Howard-McCray
Bobby Williard
Eugene C. McCray Jr
Brother of the Bride
High Point Central High School
Bride
Guilford Technical Institute
Dr. L. P. Megginson Jr
Bruce Clodfelter
Montlieu Avenue
Glenn Brown
J. Leslie Andrews
MANN
East Green Drive
Ingram
Mann Drag NO
Lee Evans
Lee Ay
Br Tea
Hairgoods Importers Ee
High Point Road
Bessemer Ave
Miller Street
N.C
Northside Shopping Center
Winston-Salem, N.C
Tryon Mall
Charlotte — Greensboro
Burlington
Durham
S. Elm ST
Americard First Bank
High Point's House of Fashion
Main ST
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