Calder Scott Nuptials Tie the Knot in Gastonia Church
Miss Janice Gail Calder daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Scarboro and Gilbert Staley Scott Jr son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Scott were married October 19 at Saint Marks Episcopal Church Gastonia The Rev John N McAllister officiated with organist Miss Bonnie McIntosh Attendants wore gold and moss green attire The couple reside in Greensboro Calder a Gastonia High School graduate Scott a former Allen Jay High School and Gas ton College student and Western Electric associate engineer A cake cutting followed at the parish hall and reception The partnership began with a wedding party and a reception in the church hall
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Gastonia
Janice Gail Calder
George W Scarboro
Gilbert Staley Scott Jr
Gilbert Scott
High Point
Saint Marks Episcopal Church
John N. McAllister
Bonnie McIntosh
Michael Calder
Sharon Lynn
Misses Joy Calder
Duly Sears
Danny Scott
Tane Olden
Frank L. Ashley High School
Mr. Scott
Allen Jay High School
N. C. State
Gaston College
Western Electric Co
Greensboro
Stone Brendle Pair Wed In Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Margaret Estelle Brendle and Michael Ted Stone wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home on Oct 19. Rev Avery M Church officiated. The bride wore a white lace gown with long sleeves and a lace veil. maid of honor Brenda Campbell wore blue satin and carried yellow gladioli. The groom, a Ledford graduate employed by Hinkle McCoy Telephone, will reside in Thomasville on National Highway. A cake cutting followed with the bride’s grandmother serving. punch was organized by Mrs Flay Willard.
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Winston-Salem
Margaret Estelle Brendle
M. J. Brendle
Route 5
Michael Ted Stone
Mirs. A. I. Stone Jr
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Avery M. Church
Brenda Campbell
Wallace’s Varied He Man Breakfast On Campaign Trail
Washington report notes Alabama governor George Wallace repeats a different morning spread from Nixon and Humphrey. Wallace favors peach fritters waffles fried chicken and creole pork chops, with various breads and coffee, sometimes hog jowls and peas, all without buttered toast.
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Washington
Alabama
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Wallace
Nixon
Natchez
Beautiful People Are Bicycling by Catharins
In New York and Washington, fashionable women cycle through Central Park and Georgetown Park as bicycles become a chic trend. Books on biking by Allan A. MacFarlan and Major Kenneth H. Cooper emphasize fitness, with routes like Bikeways expanding across cities and a structured Aerobics program guiding beginners to longer rides.
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New York
Central Park
Washington, D. C
Georgetown Park
United States
London
Stackpole Books
Allan A. MacFarlan
Paulette
Mr. MacFarlan
Lycee Francais
MacFarlan
Kenneth H. Cooper
U. S. Air Force
Bantam Books
Cooper
Showroom Tour by High Point Club Opens to Public
Mrs. John Adcock, president of the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club, announced a Sunday tour of The American Square Show Rooms on Nations Highway in Thomasville from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mrs. R N Williard Jr. is chairman. Tickets on sale at the door. New furniture from this month’s market on display with club hostesses.
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John Adcock
High Point Business & Professional Women’s Club
American Square Show Rooms
Nations] Highway
Thomasville
R. N. Williard Jr
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Miss Calder
Gilbert S. Scott Jr
Mrs. Scott
Stone-Brendle
Ledford High School
Ledford
Hinkle-McCoy Telephone Co
Angele DE T. Gingras
Wachovia Bidg
St. Thomasville
H.C
Mat Walker
Rewster
Manhattan
John Lindsay
eBank Americord
Elton Edwards
Senate
Orlon
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