Greensboro Party Fetes Miss Guyer
Miss Marilyn Ire law an Apron of Wise Martin Poyner was honored at a shower at the home of Mrs. Allen E. Kivett in Greensboro. Co-hostess with Mrs. Kivett was Mrs. James H. Rogers of High Point. About 20 guests attended. The honoree received a pink rosebud corsage and a silver tray. Bridal games and prizes followed.
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Greensboro
Marilyn Ire Law
Martin Poyner
East Gies
Allen E. Kivett
Kivett
High Point
James H. Rogers
Lilly, Guyer
Dora Meadows
Miss Guyer
Mrs Holton Hosts Garden Club Meeting and Plans Anniversary
Mrs Holton hosted the garden club meeting with Mrs Larry Poole and Mrs Furman Covington leading the program. They outlined next year's agenda and discussed celebrating the club's 20th anniversary in September. A two course luncheon on the porch included Mesdames Joe Bales Homer Beck H A Carpenter Jr Kermit Cloniger Furman Covington Charles Eanes E Earnherdt Harry Finch Amos Ravees Van Landing.
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Eos Garden Club
Larry Poole
Furman P. Covington
Mesdames
Joe Bales
Homer Beck
H. A. Carpenter Jr
Kermit Cloniger
Charles Eanes
E. J
Flounder Eye Migration From Fry to Adult
The baby flounder begins with eyes on opposite sides of its head. As it matures and flattens, it grows toward the other eye and the adult flounder ends with both eyes on top.
Cake Cutting At Lexington Is Honor For Bridal Pair
The couple cut the first slice at 9 p.m. in the First Methodist Church fellowship hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roll W. Bowen hosted, as guests enjoyed pink punch, rambler rose cake, and a four course supper amid pink and white decor.
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Lexington
First Methodist Church
Roll W. Bowen
Ace Madeline Kivett
Charles Mendenhall
San
Mrs Foscue Elected Green Thumb Garden Club President
Mrs James E Foscue was elected president of Green Thumb Garden Club at a luncheon at the N Main Street home of Miss Helen Marie Sheloff Associate hostesses were Mrs Gilbert Clinard and Mrs Lawrence Marsden Officers elected with Mrs Foscue include vice president Mrs Frank Sizemore Jr secretary Mrs Joe Temple and treasurer Mrs H C Williams Twenty three members attended the Tuesday meeting Sixty office buildings now under construction in New York City will have floor space equal to three of Washingtons Pentagon buildings
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James E. Foscue
Green Thumb
Wedding Shop Promises Help for Brides and Events
A bridal shop on the second floor promotes its services for weddings with emphasis on the bride bridesmaids and invitations. It claims to have assisted nearly 3000 weddings through its experienced staff offering everything needed for the ceremony and reception.
Suggs Jarrett Wedding Highlights
Suggs of Asheboro married Jarrett of Asheboro on May 17 at 5 30 in the First Baptist Church. Rev Charles Neal officiated as a green and white setting framed the ceremony with family and friends present. The bride daughter of Charles Fletcher Jarrett and the groom son of Gorrell Seea and Mrs. Suggs were escorted by bridal attendants and guests, then the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 520 W Kivett St in Asheboro.
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Diam Suggs
Ashe
Charles Neal
Charles Fletcher Jarrett J
Asheboro
Gorrell Seea
Ralph Humble
Clyde Barksdale
Linda Kirkman
Atlanta
W. Kivett St. In
Bero High School
Bank of Randolph
Asheboro High School
Mid-State Motor Co
Doukhobors Seek Freedom in Canada Emigration 1898
The Doukhobors began in Russia as a strict religious sect opposing military service and laws conflicting with faith. In 1898 they obtained permission to emigrate and settled in Canada.
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Russia
Canada
Hillsdale Garden Club Meeting Set for 8 P.M.
The Hillsdale Garden Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. The announcement provides the meeting time and confirms the local club gathering.
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Hillsdale Club
Hillsdale Garden Club
District Instruction School Planned By Thomasville OBS
An Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Hall in Thomasville outlines an all day school led by Mrs. Lucy Burrington of Winston-Salem District Deputy Grand Matron. Presiding were Mrs. Ruth Loflin and Raymond Siler. Next meeting set for June 12 at the Masonic Hall.
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Thomasville
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lucy Burrington
Winston-Salem
Ruth Loflin
Raymond Siler
Mary Ferguson
Masonic
Greens
Custom Origin From Ancient Rome In Wedding Rite
The origin of a wedding custom traces to ancient Rome where a belief in evil spirits at the threshold led the groom to carry the bride across the doorway to keep her safe.
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Rome
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