Frost Homeplace Restoration Plans Highlight Sunday Feature
Frost Homeplace in Derry New Hampshire to be restored as part of a Sunday feature. Quotes from Lesley Frost Ballantine and Galina Panov reflect on heritage and emigration while Jill Ruckelshaus discusses the Nixon impeachment landscape amid evolving political contexts.
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Church Groups Plan Week Activities At Local Churches
Christ United Methodist Church schedules a Young at Heart trip to Morehead Planetarium in Chapel Hill Monday at 9 30 a.m. United Methodist Women Group 10 meets Mrs B C Fowler 801 W Ray Ave Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Group 7 meets Mrs John Hart 506 Old Mill Rd Thursday at 10 a.m. Van Hook Class meets in parlor Tuesday at 7 p.m. Lola Bessie Minnie Spencer hostesses Opal Conrad gives devotional.
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Young At Heart
Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill
United Methodist Women
B. C. Fowler
W. Ray Ave
John Hart
Old Mill Rd
van Hook
Green Street Baptist Church
Lola Bessie
Minnie Spencer
Opal Conrad
Wedding Festivities for Marcella Walsh and Robert McInnis
Miss Marcella Walsh and Robert Hervey McInnis wed in a Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church ceremony. A reception at Emerywood Country Club followed, with extensive floral decor, a tiered cake, and music by the Cut Glass. Earlier, a wedding breakfast hosted by Milford Clark Nooe featured yellow decor and a corsage for the bride, while a rehearsal dinner at Emerywood Club under Ellis Thad McInnis hosted guests with spring colors and Eddie Smith orchestra.
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Marcella Walsh
Robert Hervey McInnis
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
James Gordon Walsh
Arvil G. Foster
Winston-Salem
Emerywood Country Club
Susan Levina
Miss Holy Freeze
Bill F. Wright
Carol Brown
Madison
Richard Taylor
Greensboro
Florida
Wallace F. Pepper
Tampa
Judith Allen
Odessa
Robert Delisle
Grover C. Walsh
Miss Walsh
Mr. McInnis
Milford Clark Nooe
Josef English Walker
Emerywood Club
Eddie Smith
Glad Lawson
Woman's Day Event Set Saturday At Wake Forest
Wake Forest University hosts its second annual Woman's Day for alumnae with morning arts seminars and afternoon discussions on women's issues. A lunch and tennis exhibition feature alumnae Sylvia Messick Gilley and Anne Bingham Tornow challenging Dr. James Ralph Seales and Bill Joyner. Reservations available through the dean of women's office.
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Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest University
Sylvia Messick Gilley
Anne Bingham Tornow
James Ralph Seales
Bill Joyner
Penny Griffin
Jane McCaskey
Sally Hudson Gulley
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Awards For Needlework Presented In Raleigh
The Raleigh Mordecai Square Historical Society displayed needlework Tuesday evening at 6 30. Walter G Nottingham of River Falls Wisconsin won first place with Dawson Mola a stitched applique and a 1500 purchase award. Nottingham is a University of Wisconsin art professor and craftsman. The work will join the North Carolina Museum of Art permanent collection. North Carolina National Bank purchase prizes went to Rubynelle Counts of Rising Fawn Georgia for Patched Remembrance and to Elizabeth Jennersohn of Garden City New Jersey for Heavenly Fire.
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Rubynelle Counts
Rising Fawn
Elizabeth Jennersohn
Garden City, N
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