Newlyweds sink Hawks to start life in Queen City
Miss Hilda Gay Hawks and Richard Attwood Sink were married yesterday afternoon at the Route 5 home of the bride’s parents. Rev. William Crummett officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside on Nation's Ford Road in Charlotte after a short wedding trip.
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Queen City
Winston - Salem
Hilda Gay Hawks
Richard Attwood Sink
Route 5
William C. Crummett
New Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Gilda Hawks
Nation
Ford Road
Charlotte
Community Activity Schedule Readout
Monday events list swim classes Y-Teens newcomers club coffee adult and preschool sessions plus bridge cards and dances. Wednesday Y-Teen party duplicate bridge parkway club noon plunge and 11th grade events.
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Furniture City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Parkway
Planning from Page 5 B for a smart cruise wardrobe
Advice on packing for a cruise stresses practical clothing. Include two wrinkle resistant summer business suits and casual wear, with cotton and worsted fabrics. Bring a currency converter for shore shopping and note that refrigeration can cause salad oils to solidify briefly before clearing at room temperature.
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Palm Beach
Wedding Rehearsal Set At Williard Home
Miss Ruby from Page LB will attend a day at 46 p m at the C H Williard residence on Chestnut Street Ext The wedding will be re hearsed Saturday evening with a post rehearsal party in the church parlor
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C. H. Williard
Chestnut Street
Converse Alumnae To Meet in Spartanburg Luncheon
Converse College Alumnae Assn. names Mrs. Arthur A. Houghton Jr. honor alumna and speaker for the May 26 luncheon in Spartanburg. Houghton, former Miss Betty McCall of Florence, sits on Converse’s board and is active in cultural and educational societies in New York. The event includes dedication of a formal garden memorial to Mildred Bates Gwathmey and a garden-terrace reconfiguration funded by alumnae and friends.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Arthur A. Houghton Jr
Converse College
Houghton
Betty McCall
Florence
Converse
Mildred Bates Gwathmey
Edward Moseley Gwathmey
New York City
Poetry Society of America
Keats - Shelley Assn. of America
Woman’s Association
Altar Guild
New York
St. James Episcopal Church
Steuben Glass
Vogue Magazine
C. Frederic McCullough
Greenville
Alumnae Association
Moore Smith-Nazarene Nuptials At Calvary Church
Miss Dolly Ann Smith and Thomas Lee Moore wed at Calvary Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Harold Loman officiating. The couple will reside in Nashville after both graduates of Trevecca Nazarene and the bride’s prior work at High Point Memorial Hospital. A reception followed at the bride’s aunt’s home.
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Moore-Smith
Harold Loman
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Dolly Ann Smith
Thomas Lee Moore
Dillard Franklin Smith
Charles H. Moore
Bristol
Sylvia Teague
Grace Hedrick
Whittier Street
T. M. Bell
Nashville, Tenn
Trevecca High School
Trevecca Nazarene College
High Point Memorial Hospital
Army
Jaycettes Set Installation Dinner and Dance
High Point Jaycettes plan their second annual installation Friday May 25 at 7 p.m. The Tropicana Supper Club hosts a dinner and dance with husbands of Jaycette members as special guests. Invitations were mailed last week.
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High Point Jaycettes
Tropicana Supper Club
Hillsdale Garden Club Schedules Flower Show
Hillsdale Garden Club members schedule a flower show to be held Tuesday at 7 45 p m at the home of Mrs L N White on Valleybrook Circle Judge Mrs Harry Hawthorne will judge the entries.
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Hillsdale Garden Club
L. N. White
Valleybrook Circle
Harry Hawthorne
Dessert Bridge Honors Miss Mary Lynn Fidler
Miss Mary Lynn Fidler bride elect of Carter Ingram was honored with a dessert bridge at Mrs. S. S. Coe’s home. Guests included Mrs. Lee W. Sherrill and Mrs. C. T. Ingram. Prizes went to Mrs. Dick Culler Jr. and Mrs. Jack Pickett. Miss Fidler received a corsage and a silver meat platter. The wedding is set for June 9 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. One third of the nation’s 18 billion pounds of potatoes will be eaten in dehydrated, frozen or prepared forms this year.
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Mary Lynn Fidler
Carter Ingram
U.S
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Ruby
Toni Todd
Frances Collins
Jaycettes
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Beauty
N. Main ST
En Bostic
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Glen
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C. T. Ingram
C. T. Ingram Jr
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Sam Cannon
Miss Fidler
Dick Culler Jr
Jack Pickett
Flowers High Point
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Gilbert Optical Co., Inc
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Belk
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