Deborah Harrington Honored At Reed Home Tea
Miss Deborah Sue Harrington was complimented at a Reed residence tea hosted by Mrs. Robert D. Reed and Jesse H. Dedmond. Guests viewed bridal decor, orchids, and red pink arrangements as Paula Reed played piano. Harrington will wed Joseph Leop Yacyshyn June 19 at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Harrington
Reed
Thomasville
Deborah Sue Harrington
Robert D. Reed
Jesse H. Dedmond
Donna Harrington
S. A. Robbins
Hubert Coffee
H. D. Stepp
Jane Penry
Priscilla Beck
Armando Zanenghi
Paula Reed
Miss Harrington
Jospeh Leop Yacyshyn
First Baptist Church
Births in High Point area reveal multiple infant arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Wall of West Lexington Avenue welcome son Jason Bradley born May 22 at High Point hospital. Mrs. Wall is the former Cynthia Freeman of Albemarle. Carl Kersey of North Mann Street and JoAnn Willard of Allen Jay Read celebrate son Derek Benjamin born May 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Richard Paul Moore of Route 1 Sophia greets son Richard Paul Jr. born May 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Oliver Dennis III and Kathy Lawson announce son Oliver IV born May 18 at the local hospital. James A. Hunsucker of Route 2 Randleman and Ida Caveness of Archdale welcome Lennie Woodrow born May 19 at High Point hospital. Chris Honeycutt of Almina Road and Karen Smith of Trinity announce son Christopher Shannon born May 19 at High Point Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve M. Wall
W. Lexington Ave
Jason Bradley
High Point Hospital
Wall
Cynthia Freeman
Albemarle
Roger Benjamin Kersey
N. Mann St
Derek Benjamin
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kersey
JoAnn Willard
Allen Jay Read
Richard Paul Moore
Rt 1
Sophia
Richard Paul Jr
Oliver Dennis HI
Allen Jay Rd
Olver IV
Dennis
Kathy Lawson
High Point
James A. Hunsucker
Rt. 2
Randleman
Lennie Woodrow
Junsucker
Ida Caveness
Archdale
Chris Honeycutt
Almina Rd
Christopher Shannon
Honeycutt
Karen Smith
Trinity
Sandra Johnson Feted Bride Elect in Floating Shower
Sandra Kay Johnson, bride elect of James Mark Reynolds, was honored at a Sunday floating bridal shower hosted by Barbara Wolfe at 1008 Grant St. Doris Stoker assisted, with yellow chrysanthemum corsages and a gift table decorated in green shell lace. Guests included Ruby Johnson, Shirley Reynolds, and J C Reynolds. The couple plans to wed June 20 at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Kay Johnson
James Mark Reynolds
Barbara Wolfe
Grant St
Wolfe
Doris Stoker
Ruby Johnson
Shirley Reynolds
Spartanburg
S. C
J. C. Reynolds
Troy
Miss Johnson
Mr. Reynolds
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church
Carolyn McDowell Honored At Bridal Luncheon And Social
Carolyn McDowell was honored at a surprise YWCA staff luncheon on Friday with the bride elect’s wedding color theme reflected. On Sunday a surprise afternoon social for Miss McDowell and fiancé Max Nance Sr. was hosted by Joy Nance and bridesmaids at the groom elect’s sister’s home, where a crock pot was given and refreshments served. The couple plans a May 29 wedding at First Wesleyan Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn McDowell
The
YWCA
Miss McDowell
Max Nance Sr
Miss Joy Nance
Mr. Nance
First Wesleyan Church
Dear Ann Landers column on personal advice and letters
A reader asks how to cope with a husband who drinks when not on call. Ann Landers advises attending Al Anon, notes anonymity, and urges seeking help for the husband while supporting the wife. Other letters discuss gender terms, sexual topics, and raising children after divorce with parental boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Al-Anon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cyrus Harrington
Jason Wall
Derek Kersey
Richard Moore JH
Oliver Dennis IV
Lennie Hunsucker
Christopher Honeycutt
Sandra Johnson
Harris Music Co
Damel Webster
Little Rock
Rock
Dan
W.T.H
P.S
English RD
WinDsor West
Judie Miskella
Arlington
Judie
Mann Drug Store
Hormel
Tos
Guilford Optical CO
Main St
North Main ST
Jack Southerland
Hoyt Wilson
Aubrey Bowman Garland Pugh
Piedmont Savings and Loan
Piedmont
Os Park
North Main
ICIA
Olumbia
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