Lauretta Hedrick Weds Garland Pugh In Candlelit Wedding
Miss Lauretta Hedrick and Garland Edwin Pugh married at First Baptist church in a candlelit ceremony. Rev. Wilbur W. Hutchins officiated the double ring rite as guests watched nuptial music by Mrs. Harry Monroe and Roy Padgett. The couple will reside at 1101 Tipton street after a brief wedding trip.
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Lauretta Hedrick
Edwin Pugh
First Baptist Church
Dilek
Wilbur W. Hutchins
Harry Monroe
Roy Padgett
Monroe
Schubert
Debussy
Friml
Mr. Padgett
Nevin
D'Hardelot
Willard Osborne
Evelyn Harris
Burlington
Betty Wade
Mes Thurman Fox
J. C. Whitt
Thomas Dewey Hedrick
Burbank Garden Club to Hear Birds Talk Wednesday
Mrs. J. G. Goldston will address the Burbank Garden Club on Birds in regular session Wednesday at 10 o'clock. The meeting will be at 1001 Montlieu avenue with Mrs. R. H. Nibbe as host.
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J. G. Goldston
Burbank
Walters-Simmons Vows Announced in Greensboro Wedding
Miss Bonnie Alice Alice Simmons wed Sea man First Class Doward Dell Walters in a Greensboro ceremony March 11 at Dr J Clyde Turner’s home. Officiant was the host, with Ethel Edwards and Geraldine Garris providing music and Evalen Simmons as maid of honor. Harold Walters was best man. The bride wore a turquoise suit with white blouse and orchids. The couple then went to New York for a honeymoon. the groom will return to his ship and Mrs Walters will reside with her parents.
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T. D. Hedrick
G. L. Pugh
Tipton Street
Pugh
Thomas Dewey Hedrick
Aera
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
G. I. Pugh
R. K. Stewart Construction Company
Burlington
Greensboro
Charlotte
New Bern
Thomasville
Georgetown
Del
Kennedy Street
Mesdames
David Canada
Frank Sink
Claude Heneley
Sheldon Dennis
Bonnie Alice Alice Simmons
Doward Dell Walters
J. Clyde Turner
Ethel Edwards
Geraldine Garris
Guilford College
Evalen Simmons
Harold Walters
New York City
New York
Marriage Vows Spoken In North Main Street Church
Leonard Grissett and Peggy Mae Grissett united in marriage at the North Main Street Baptist church parsonage with Rev. Neil Armstrong officiating. The couple will live in Greensboro after a Daytona Beach wedding trip, with guests including Mrs. H D Hall and Bobby Hall of Lynchburg.
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Leonard Grissett
Peggy Mae Grissett
Joseph F. Leonard
Greensboro
North Main Street Baptist Church
Neil Armstrong
Leonard
G. W. Grissett
Welborn Street
High Point High School
Triangle Hosiery Company
J. M. Leonard
Sumner High School
Daytona Beach
Fla
Rt. 3
H. D. Hall
Bobby Hall
Lynchburg
Friendship Club Postpones Dinner Meeting
The Friendship club meeting scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed to a later date. The event was to be a dinner with husbands of members as guests, but postponement was necessary due to illness in members' families.
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Friendship Club
Gardener Aushabti in Ancient Tomb Believed to Tend Master's Food
An Aushabti figure buried in ancient Egyptian tombs is thought to serve as the gardener who would grow food for his master. The belief ties the statuette to daily sustenance and ritual duties in the afterlife.
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Aushabti
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club
Winners of the Emerywood Duplicate club event held yesterday at the clubhouse were Mesdames C. H. Gray and W. P. Hazelwood for North South and Mesdames C. S. Beaver and C. T. Ingram Jr for East West. Runner up scores in North South went to Mesdames R. D. Tillson and J. W. Thompson while second in East West went to Mr. and Mrs. W F E Outen. The March evening bride party will be on March 28 and the dinner dance on March 29 per the club bulletin.
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Emerywood
Mesdames
C. H. Gray
W. P. Hazelwood
C. S. Beaver
C. T. Ingram, Jr
R. D. Tillson
J. W. Thompson
W. FE. Outen
Six Billion Electrons Flow Through 100 Watt Lamp Each Second
A physics note explains that a 100 watt lamp requires about six billion electrons passing per second to sustain its operation. The statement illustrates electric current in practical terms and links charge flow to familiar power use.
Miss Allen Weds Jack Robertson in High Point
Edna Allen of Bladenboro and Jack P. Robertson of Mount Airy wed on February 21 at 612 South Main Street High Point. Officiating minister Rev Wilson Wel don of First Methodist Church. The bride, eldest daughter of E D Allen, graduated Tar Heel High School class of 1943 and worked at Leonard's Drug Store. The groom, son of the late W M Robertson and Neva Robertson, graduated Franklin High School and works at Tomlinson. They will reside at 612 South Main Street.
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Edna Allen
Bladenboro
Jack P. Robertson
Mount Airy
J. W. Womack
South Main Street
High Point
Rev. Wilson
Weldon
First Methodist Church
Robertson
E. D. Allen
Tar Heel
Leonard’s Drug Store
W. M. Robertson
Neva Robertson
Franklin High School
Tomlinson
Spanish peanuts salted in their brown skins
Spanish peanuts are typically salted while still in their brown skins, a common preparation that enhances flavor and preserves the nut.
South Carolina Tops States For Church Membership Proportion
South Carolina reports the largest church membership relative to population among states except California and possibly others, signaling a high religious participation level in the state.
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South Carolina
Spinach Use: Fresh Is Best for Maximum Good
Spinach delivers peak nutrients when eaten fresh. A raw or minimally heated serving preserves vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, supporting energy and overall health.
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Garland Pugh
Burbank Club
Parm
Beauty Shop
English Street
Alstic Lough
Hee Fashion
N. Main
Miss Allen
Bride
Mr. Robertson
Coro
Away
Tobias
the Cooperative
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Point Girl Scouts’ Camp
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