Bridal Parties Pay Courtesy To Miss Mitchell In Durham
Miss Sandra Mitchell bride elect of Dr. Edgar Edwards of Greensboro was toasted in Durham with a luncheon at the Goidon Duke Hotel hosted by Miss Sally Hodges of Asheville. Duke University senior Mitchell also received a May 17 shower at Duke University with 25 guests and Phi Mu Sorority house dessert.
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Miss Mitchell
Durham
Sandra Mitchell
Sally Hodges
Asheville
Huncheon
Duke Hotel
Miss Hodges
Edgar Everette Edwards
Greensboro
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
Midi
Friends Ile Ceearee
Dubbs Universite
Mitchell
Duke
Norfolk
Barbara Bickhart
Daytona Beach, Fla
Sue Edgerton
Duke University
Mitchellrds
Phi Mu_ Sorority
Hasty Flower Club Closes Season With Payne Talk
The Hasty Flower Club wrapped its summer meetings with Mrs. Abel Payne, led by President Mrs. Webster Marlowe. The program covered how plants grow and preparing for fall azalea fertilization and care.
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Hasty Flower Club
Abel Payne
An Wali
Miss Chappell and Donald Winfrey Wed in Georgia
Vows spoken at St Michael Catholic Church in Gainsville Georgia unite Miss Chappell daughter of Mr and Mrs G G Chap and Donald Winfrey son of Mr and Mrs L G Winfrey. The couple will reside at 99 Savannah St Toccoa after a dinner hosted by the families.
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Georgia
Miss Chappell
Donald Winfrey
Donalinfrey
St. Michaelg
Gainsville
Joseph Manning
H Poin
College
L. G. Winfrey
Route 1
Kernersville
Mr. Winfrey
Snyder Bros
Toccoa
Savannah
Out of Town
G. G. Chap
L. G. Win
Mrs. I
Avion Motor Hotel
Miss Kanoy and Mrs Crowell Share Party Honors
In Thomasville a tea honored June 2 bride elect Miss Sue Kanoy. Hosts Mrs Clayton Aan and her daughter Miss Kett Hilton greeted guests. Also honored was Mrs John Crowell. The receiving line included hostesses and Miss Kanoy. Refreshments were served from a dining table with cutwork cloth and white Esther Reid daisies. Dutch iris and cut glass bowls formed the centerpiece.
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Kanoy
Mrs. Crowell
Thomasville
Sue Kanoy
Clayton’ Aan
Kett Hilton
Cs Street
Kanoy Gord
John Crowell
Glenn Finch
Miss Kanoy
G. EF. Crowe
Esther Reid
Musical Art Club Scholarship Awarded To Miss Jean Harriss
Musical Art Club awards a scholarship for the coming year to Miss Jean Harriss. Officers include Mrs A W Dun Moton first vice president and Mrs A H Whitley Jr second vice president with Miss Mae Young as treasurer. Mrs Bencini soloist at a recent Memorial Methodist event.
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Musical Art Club
Jean Elaine Harriss
The
Miss Harriss
Aubrey W. Dunbar
Bill Currie
Missah Moton
Enterprise
Ornton
Jean Harriss
A. W . Dun- Moton
A. H. Whitley Jr
W. Hi. Currie
J Mae Young
Bencini
Twentieth Century Club Postpones Bretnestay Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study Club has canceled its Bretnestay meeting and rescheduled for the next week due to unspecified reasons. Local members are advised to watch for updated notices.
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Twentieth Century Club
Bretnestay
Luncheon and Tea Honored Bride Elect Miss Dean
Miss Sally Dean, teacher at Charles F. Tomlinson School, was feted with a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club and a tea at the Wesliard to honor her ahead of her late summer wedding to Kinchen Coffield Knight. Attendees included Miss Katherine Freeman and several local guests from Charlotte Wilmington High Point and Durham.
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Sally Dean
Charles F. Tomlinson School
George Lyles
Emerywood Country Club
Katherine Freeman
C. W. Andrews Jr
Durham
Edward M. Jones
Charlotte
Eloise Smith
Wilmington
Coy Williard
High Point
Tality
Wesliard
Blanche Moss
Linda Williard
Bet Thomas
Miss Dean
Kinchen Coffield Knight A Whitakers
Louisburg
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Ant Alltells
Ree Ay
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New York City
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Sewing Machine CO
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Best Buy
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W. Washington St
Albert's
Our
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Stan’s Youth Center
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