Two State June Weddings Feature Duplicate June Dates
Denton announces engagement of Marcia Ellen Lomax to Jerry Wayne Everhart with June 16 wedding at Central Methodist Church. Rosehill announces engagement of Clara Best Fussell to Richard Lee Burrows with June 9 ceremony at Mount Zion Presbyterian Church.
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Central Methodist Church
Rosehill
Horace Fussell
Clara Best
Richard Lee Burrows
Arthur W. Burrows
Wallace
Mr. Burrows
Henry Elmer Smith
Richland St
High Point
Mount Zion Presbyterian Church
Clergy Members Return From Holy Land Voyage
Rev. J William Kaney Jr pastor Mount Calvary Baptist Church and Walter Metcalf fly home to High Point by plane today after March 8 departure from New York with stops in London Rome Athens Cairo Jerusalem Beirut Damascus and Tel Aviv. Bobby Morgan a Fork Union cadet returns to school after spring vacation with parents Mr and Mrs R Paul Morgan. Mrs Burtis Griffiths leaves for Mobile to attend Southeastern District Convention of American Business Women Assn as delegate from Furniture Capital chapter. Mrs J W Sanders and Mrs Edith Love undergo surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and receive visitor allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Kaney Jr
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Walter Metcalf
High Point
Holy Land
New York
London
Rome
Athens
Cairo
Jerusalem
Beirut
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Bobby Morgan
Fork Union Military Academy
Fork Union
R. Paul Morgan
Rt. 5
Burtis Griffiths
Arlington Ave
Mobile
Ala
American Business Women’s Assn
Griffiths
Furniture Capital
McKinney Betrothal Announced
Mr and Mrs William Horace McKinney announce the engagement of daughter Saundra Ann to Norman Wayne Veach formerly of High Point now of Denver Colo Miss McKinney a High Point High School graduate and soon to receive a BA from Woman s College in June Veach son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Veach of 1930 E Homestead Ave is a Jamestown High School and High Point College graduate and a Heritage Furniture Co sales rep in Denver The wedding is set for June 30 at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
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Denton
John Haven Lomax Jr
Marcia Ellen
Jerry Wayne Everhart
Clyde William Everhart
Welcome
Miss Lomax
Denton High School
Everhart
North Davidson High School
Southern Business University
Atlanta, Ga
Bahnson Co
Winston Salem
William Horace McKinney
Cook St
Saundra Ann
Norman Wayne Veach
High Point
Denver
Colo
McKinney
High Point High School
Woman's College
Veach
Henry M. Veach
E. Homestead Ave
Jamestown High School
High Point College
Dietician to Lead Discussion at NC Hospital Institute
Mrs. Ann May Holbrook head therapeutic dietitian at High Point Memorial Hospital will lead a group discussion on Daily Food Cost Control at the North Carolina Hospital Food Service Institute in Greensboro April 3 4. Supervisors from North Carolina hospitals will attend as the event promotes education for hospital food service supervisors. The institute runs April 3 5 on the University of North Carolina Woman's College campus and is cosponsored by the North Carolina Hospital and Dietetic Association and the nutrition section of the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann May Holbrook
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Hospital Food Service Institute
Greensboro
Holbrook
North Carolina
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Hospital and Dietetic Assn
North Carolina State Board of Health
64 Year Old Woman Is Railroader in Camden
Mrs. Emily Ruth Mehrer 64 works as a switch tower operator at Pavonia yards in Camden on a 7 to 3 shift five days a week. She first joined in 1918, retired to marry, then returned in 1942 as a WWII replacement and continues to manage hundreds of freight cars across 44 tracks.
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Camden
N. J
Emily Ruth Mehrer
Mehrer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pavonia
Delaware River
Philadelphia
William Mehrer
Household care tip brightens houseplant leaves
A cotton ball dampened with a drop of mineral oil and a touch of water adds a healthy luster to house plant leaves. The method is simple and reasonable for interior greenery.
Dyeing Shoes to Match a New Costume
A simple budget-friendly option to refresh a beloved pair by dyeing them to coordinate with a new outfit. The process offers a quick style upgrade without buying new footwear.
High Pointers Attend UDC Meet In Mocksville
Mrs. J. F. Hayden of High Point presided at District 4 NCD UDC meeting in Mocksville's Methodist Church. Davie Grays hosted. High Point members attended. memorial carnations honored deceased members. officers from Wilmington Mocksville Winston-Salem Lexington and other cities present. Next district gathering slated for Lexington early 1963 with luncheon to close.
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UDC
Mocksville
J. F. Hayden
High Point
District 4
N. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Davie Grays
Methodist Church
L. R. Terry
H. D. Hatch
A. E. Tate
Mary Jane Heitman
B. C. Lowder
J. S. Bergman
Winston - Salem
George Sandlin
Johnson
J. S. Crowley
Wilmington
Rachel Lee Paul
A. L. Ashburn
Winston- Salem
Ernest J. Meiere Jr
Lexington
Crosses
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Leaksville
AAUW to Meet at YWCA Monday Evening
The American Assn. of University Women will hold a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the YWCA. M. Ray Williams will speak on Trends and Prospects in Educational Television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Assn. of University
YWCA
M. Ray Williams
Tablecloth Checked Skirt Trimmed in Gold Debuts
A fashion item described as a tablecloth checked skirt with gold trimming arrives in the lineup. It can be worn as a jacket or as a shirt, offering a versatile styling option for readers.
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Miss Fussell
J. W. Sanders
S. Hamilton St
Edith Love
Lindsay St
Dietician
la Marick
Beauty Salons College Village Shopping Center
Helene Curtis
Roux
Revion
Clairol
Lawrence OF London
Glen
South’s
Mesdames
J. E. Marsh
FE. R. Anderson
M. R. Shields
Jones Burns
P. C. Clifton
R. H. Sechrest
J. L. Perkins
H. P. Morrison
Dan Arden
E. W. Crow
W. W. Blanton
G. P. Dillard
Hayden
Janie Martin
Nancy Sheek
Kathy Berrier
N. S. Stirewall
Grady Johnson
Mrs. Hayden
AAUW
S. Main
N. Main ST
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