Farlow-McDowell Couple Repeats Wedding Vows
Sophia Louise McDowell daughter of Rev H Garland McDowell and Joel J Farlow son of Mae Farlow wed at First Wesleyan Church High Point. The Rev J A Grout officiated the 8 p.m. ceremony with nuptial music preluding.
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Sophia
Patricia Louise McDowell
H. Garland McDowell
Joel J. Farlow
Mae Farlow
Willard Farlow
First Wesleyan Church
High Point
J. A. Grout
Collett Tysinger Jr Wedding At Memorial Church
Jane Collett and Earl Tysinger Jr wed in a 7 pm ceremony at Memorial United Methodist Church. The couple, both with local ties, will reside on Route 1.
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Jane Collett
Earl Tysinger Jr
Thomasville
Jane Carolyn Collett
Memorial United Methodist Church
Sally Stedman Plans Wednesday Program
Miss Sally Stedman former Miss North Carolina and Guilford College graduate performs Wednesday evening at 8 in High Point Arts Council. She studies at UNCG Music School working on a master in voice while assisting in the university choir and chorale. Sarah Morris accompanies. Open to the public with refreshments.
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Sally Stedman
High Point Arts Council
W. Main St
Stedman
North Carolina
Guilford College
Uncg School of Music
Antonin Dvorak
Francis Poulenc
Jack Jarrett
UNCG
Gian Carlo Menotti
Sarah Morris
Social Calendar Highlights Evening Meetings
The schedule lists United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering at Mrs. Arthur Joiner’s home on Penny Road at 3 PM. Evening events include High Point Altrusa Club at Top-of-the-Mart, BPW at the Sheraton, Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, 20th Century Study Club at Emerywood CC, and soprano Sally Stedman performing at the Arts Council Building.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Arthur Joiner
Penny Rd
High Point Altrusa Club
Top-of-the-Mart
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P. J. Neal
Emerywood Country Club
Donna Mae Tuttle to Wed Paul Hendrix in June
Winston Salem couple Mr and Mrs Jack Tuttle announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Mae to Paul Nichelaus Hendrix son of Mr and Mrs Dwight McMahan. They plan a June 27 wedding at Forest Hill Baptist Church. Miss Tuttle is a Mt Tabor High School graduate employed by Duplan. The groom elect is a High Point Central High School graduate employed by Dixon's Auto Service.
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Winston-Salem
Jack Thurman Tuttle
Owen Dr
Donna Mae
Paul Nichelaus Hendrix
Dwight McMahan
Prescott PI
High Point
Forest Hill Baptist Church
Miss Tuttle
Mt. Tabor High School
Duplan
High Point Central High School
Dixon’s
Auto Service
Benjamin Banneker Builds Early Wooden Clock in 1754
One of the earliest clocks in the country was made by a Negro. In 1754 Benjamin Banneker, friend of Thomas Jefferson, constructed a wooden clock that kept good time using a borrowed watch as his model.
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Benjamin Banneker
Thomas Jefferson
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Philip L. Shore Jr
Jack la
E. S. Earnhardt
Harrell Clinard Collett
Route 3
Earl Tysinger
Maple Ave
Mr. Tysinger
Ann Kennedy
Polly Ann Collett
Bonnie Craft
Priscilla Everhart
Carol McDowell
Forest Ity
Venice
Walter Beasley
Lanny Collett
George Elkins
Greensboro
Mike Hege
Eddie McCormick
Johnny Fritts
Lexington
Scott Taylor
East Davidson High School
Lexington Charity League
Appalachian State University
Phi Beta Lambda Business Fraternity
Student North Carolina Education Assn
Student National Education Assn
Thomasville High School
High Point College
National Biological Assn
U. S. Army
Guilford County Health Department
J Winston Rd
Wendall Blake
Blake
Shirley Shackleford
Susan Davis
Shirley Jones
Beverly Beach
Anna Marie Owens
Cathy Farlow
Isaac Farlow
Morris Saunders
Donnie Segars
Kenneth McDowell
Jerry McDowell
Keith McDowell
Micah McDowell
Southern Pilgrim College
Colonial Motor Freight Lines
Randleman High School
Karen Mfg
Archdale
Route 1
Anna Kaskas
Metropolitan Opera
Rolf Sander
Miss Stedman
Pi Kappa Lamba
Mu Phi Epsilon International Honor
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
MC G
Brand Casuals
Westchester Mall
Donna Mae Tuttle
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