Beck and Black Vow in Lexington Church Ceremony
Janet Alice Beck of Asheboro and Phillip Lindsey Black of Thomasville exchanged marriage vows May 7 at Beck’s Lutheran Church Lexington with Rev. Eldon Roever officiating The couple plan a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Thomasville following the ceremony They were attended by family and friends including matron of honor Phyllis Leonard and best man William L Black Jr The bride is a UNC Charlotte psychology graduate and the groom a High Point College alumnus employed by North Carolina Employment Security Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Janet Alice Beck
Asheboro
Phillip Lindsey Black
Thomasville
Beck’s Lutheran Church
Hoy
Beck
Route 2
William L. Black Jr
Montheu Ave
High Point
High Point College
N. C. Employment Security Commission
Members Reminded To Create Items For Bazaar Event
The High Point Woman's Club arts department held a covered dish lunch at Environmental Education Center on Penny Road. Members were urged to craft items for the September bazaar and benefit bridge, with an orientation for new members set for May 25 at Emerywood Country Club. The group toured High Point Glass and Decorative Co. on Greensboro Road, learning about handmade stained glass windows imported from Europe and their church uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Education
Penny Road
Arts
High Point Woman's Club
L. E. York
Eugene Braxton
Willis Anderson
B. J. Williams
D. L. Lanier
Arts Department
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Glass and Decorative Co
Greensboro Road
High Point
Handbell Choir Performs For Friday Music Study Club
The Women's Handbell Choir of First Baptist Church presented a program at the May meeting of the Friday Morning Music Study Club hosted by Mrs. McInnis. Co hosts were Mrs. Schubert Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Harrison. Director Gerald Carter noted early handbells were clay or wood and used to call Christians to worship around 600 A.D. A group from 1840 introduced American bell ringing and the event concluded with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
McInnis
Ted »Schubert
Wilbur ‘Currie
N.M Harrison
Judy Hunnicutt
McCleary
Bedford
Hunnicutt
Carter
P.T. Barnamee
YWCA Class Schedule Listings for Afternoon and Evening
A detailed timetable lists youth and adult activities at the YWCA including presta stroke prep at 3 30 p m, competitive events at 4 15 p m, stroke program at 7 30 p m, karate at 7 30 p m, plunge sessions at 9 p m and 9 a m, congregate feeding at 11 a m on Fourth Street, infant swim at 2 p m, Polywags at 2 20 p m, Tadpoles at 3 p m, beginner I swim at 3 30 p m, beginner II swim at 4 p m, Adv 4 swim at 4 30 p m, yoga at 7 p m, Adv 1 swim at 7 p m, DuO Bridge at 7 30 p m and Beg. Adult Swim at 8 p m.
Exterminating the unfit and the ethics of breeding
A reader urges selective breeding and extermination to improve humanity, inviting counterpoints about dangers of such ideas and recalls Adolf Hitler. The column cautions that proponents risk harm, notes past extremist parallels, and emphasizes the harms of coercive plans.
Workshop Planned On Alcoholism And Women
A statewide workshop on women and alcoholism will be held June 23 at Raleigh's Royal Villa funded by a federal grant to the N C Council on the Status of Women. Jan DePlain and First Lady Carolyn Hunt will speak among others to explore the problem and solutions. About 150 attendees are expected, including lawyers, law enforcement, ministers, physicians, and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Royal Villa
N.C
Utah
Harold Hughes
Jan DePlain
National Council On Alcoholism
Carolyn Hunt
North Carolina
Sarah Morrow
Dept. of Human Resources
Roy Blackley
Division of
Mental Health Services
Miriam J. Dorsey
State Council On the Status of Women
District Garden Club Meeting Report From Charlotte
Mrs. T R English and Mrs. Albert Gross reported on the Sunset Garden Club meeting in Charlotte held Friday at Trinity United Methodist Church Hut for lunch. The event theme East Meets West Over the Garden Gate featured Mrs. Howard S Kittell past national president and national American Land Trust chair discussing Carolina Splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. English
Albert Gross
District Garden Club
Charlotte
Sunset Garden Club
Trinity United Methodist Church
Garden Gate
Howards. Kittell
American Land Trust
Joanne Turner Honored At Floating Shower
About 40 guests gathered at the Starling home 826 Ferndale Blvd to honor Joanne Turner with a corsage of shasta daisies. The hostesses presented an electrical appliance as a gift. The couple plans to wed June 4 at First United Methodist Church with Mrs. Joe J. Turner and Mrs. Zeke Ellis attending as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Turner
Starling
Ferndale Blvd
Miss Turner
Joe J. Turner
Zeke Ellis
Mr. Ellis
First United Methodist Church
Socks Clash with Shoes in Lightweight Es Padrielles
Fashion note highlights socks joining footwear trends, but lightweight es padrilles fail to pair well. Observers suggest balance between comfort and style amid evolving wardrobe choices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janet Beck
Phillip L. Black
Eldon Roever
Connie Burleson
Mary Beck
Phyllis Leonard
Debbie Beck
Patti Brewer
Barbara Black
Leslie Jean Leonard
Richard D. Black
Hoy S. Beck Jr
Gary Phaup
High Point Randall
The
University of North Carolina In
Florida
Church Fellowship Hall
Leessa Black
Ann Hoover
Kathleen Briggs
Mary Briggs
Goodbys
Wayne Beck
Mrs. Black
Holiday Inn
H. W. Klemme
France
Ger
England
Klemme
Stained Glass Assn. of America
Handbell Choir
Linda Autry
Janice ‘Kirkland
Frances Odum
Suzanne King
Marion Slate
Frances Quigley
Geralde Carter
YWCA
Guilford Optical CO
North Main ST
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Hoyt Wilson
Nash Jewelry
W. Main St
Ann Landers
Adolf Hitler
Pennsylvania
Board of Global Ministries
United Methodist Church
B.E.S
Ann
South Dakota
S.D
P.O
Chicago
Ill
Howard Younts
Rouse
W. J. Frazier
Mrs. Younts
Mrs. Boyd Stokes
J. C. Collett
Floyd Raines
Badin Lake
Kitchens, Inc
Glenn’s Sewing Machine CO
Pacific International, Ltd
Qasearehannes N.C
Eyewitness News
Dan McReynolds
Clarke Brinkley
the Cross Wits
Sandy Duncan
Laverne & Shirley
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