Kathy Millar Honored At Tea
Miss Kathy Millar bride elect was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs J D Martin and daughter Miss Patricia Martin at their Edgedale Drive home. Guests called between 3 and 5 PM. She received a corsage and later gifts including china. refreshments featured a Williamsburg floral centerpiece. Special guest Mrs Robert Millar attended. The wedding to Ralph Harrell Griffin Jr is planned for November 25 at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Millar
J. D. Martin
Patricia Martin
Martin
Edgedale Drive
Robert Millar
Miss Millar
Ralph Harrell Griffin Jr
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Miss Martin
Small and Johnson
Winners Named In District II Make It With Wool Contest
Fifty two contestants from 16 counties competed at Trinity High School for the District II wool contest sponsored by the American Wool Council. Junior winners were Wanda Gail Padgett Debra Lou Sulger and Maressia Lyerly. Senior winners were Wanda Metzer Pamela Cable and Sheila Evan Spurgeon. District winners advance to the state contest in Raleigh on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maressia Lyerly
Wanda Padgett
Sheila Spurgeon
Pam Cable
Wanda Metzer
Debra Sulger
American Wool Council
Trinity High School
Wanda Gail Padgett
Greensboro
Debra Lou Sulger
High Point
Salisbury
Chapel Hill
Pamela Cable
Sheila
Evan Spurgeon
Ledford
Raleigh
Miss Clinard Feted At Lingerie Shower
A floating lingerie shower honored Debbie Clinard on Saturday at Laura Johnsons home 223 Westridge Dr. Hostesses Laura Johnson and Linda Small hosted guests including the brides mothers Mrs C W Clinard Jr and Mrs Jack D Dillard. The event precedes the November 21 College Village wedding to Jack Dillard Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Clinard
Laura Johnson
Linda Small
Miss Johnson
Westridge Dr
C. W. Clinard Jr
Jack D. Dillard
Births in High Point Area Prompt Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Leverne Mc Rae announce Evelyn Ann born November 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Joe G Howard announce Brenda Suzanne born November 3 at High Point Hospital. Jonathan Hutchinson born November 5 to Mr and Mrs Paul S Owen. Melissa Leigh born November 5 to Mr and Mrs Don Malpass. Deirdrel na born November 5 to Mr and Mrs Ellison Kirkpatrick. Charles Mitchell born November 5 to Mr and Mrs Ronald Greene. Pamela Denise born November 2 to Mr and Mrs Lee Thomas Gibson. Michael Anthony born November 4 to Mr and Mrs James Steven Lewis. Sharon Denise born October 31 to Mr and Mrs Bill Ray. Elizabeth Preston born October 29 to Mr and Mrs Steve R Staley of Canton. Steve Staley is former High Point resident. son of D G Staley of Longview Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverne McRae
Apt
D. Daniel Brooks
Evelyn Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joe G. Howard
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Brenda Suzanne
High Point Hospital
Paul S. Owen
Montheu Ave
Jonathan Hutchinson
Don Malpass
N. Centennial Ave
Melissa Leigh
Ronald Greene
Madison St
Charles Mitchell
Lee Thomas Gibson
James Steven Lewis
A. Guyer Sr
Chael Anthony
Lewis
Susan Adkinson
High Point
Bill Ray
Whiteoak St
Sharon Denise
Elizabeth Preston
Steve R. Staley
Canton
Staley
Gerri Peyton
Mr. Staley
D. G. Staley
Longview Drive
CWU Elect Officers At Meet
Church Women United approved a new officer slate at Green Street Baptist Church for World Community Day. Officers named were Mrs. Gene Horney vice president Mrs. L. S. Averett recording secretary and Miss Ione Lowe treasurer with Mrs. J. A. Marsh as president elect for 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women United
Green Street Baptist Church
Clyde B. Baxter Jr
Gene Horney
L. S. Averett
Ione Lowe
J. A. Marsh
H. Kent Bennett
Green Street Church
Kenya
Hal Quinn
Unicef
DAR Meeting Set Tuesday
Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Charles C. Hoover at 1011 Wickliff Ave. The board meets at 2 15 p m and the general meeting at 2 30 p m with Mrs. Harold Jarrell as hostess chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles C. Hoover
Wickliff Ave
Harold Jarrell
Wake Robin Garden Club Meeting Agenda
Wake Robin Garden Club will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jack Sutherland at 9 30 a m for a brief business meeting. Afterward the group goes to Seseve te tne for a program by R Kellam at the Garden Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Robin Garden Club
Jack Sutherland
Seseve Te Tne
H R. Kellam
Cosmetologists Plan Meeting In High Point
High Point cosmetologists will meet Tuesday at 8 p m in the Carousel Beauty Salon on Hayden Place. The meeting is open to interested hair dressers and cosmetologists in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Carousel
Hayden Place
Modernettes Elect 1970 71 Officers
The Modernette Club at Adams Memorial YWCA finalized plans for future events and announced new officers for the year. Officers are Mrs Sam Napier president Mrs J R Wagner president elect Mrs Jack Cartwright second vice president Mrs R Welborn Jr secretary Mrs Tom Jacobs treasurer and Mrs Max Stout assistant treasurer. The group set a Hanging of the Greens at Dec 7 with buffet and entertainment and a Nov 20 covered dish dinner at Mrs Tom Prangley. An annual Christmas auction is planned for Dec 3 with guest invitations and a donation to the Gay Davidson Fund approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modernette Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
J. R. Wagner
Sam Napier
Jack Cartwright
R. §. Welborn Jr
Tom Jacobs
Tom Prangley
Gay-Davidson Fund
Ed Greer
Tom Watson
Rayburn administers oath to Johnson in 1961
Sam Rayburn served as the first speaker of the House to administer the oath of office for a Sea when on January 20 1961 he administered the oath to Lyndon Baines Johnson in the presidential transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Vision and closework in modern opticianry
The essay discusses how closework defines many professions from writers to workers who fill forms and write checks. It notes that vision quality matters for fine tasks and that glasses help many with impairments perform essential duties. It contrasts ancient limits with today’s optical advances enabling a broader range of occupations.
Guilford Optical Co Promotes Independent Glasses Service
The optician invites customers to bring prescriptions from any source to Guilford Optical Co. with over 22 years of experience and three registered opticians. Located at 654 N. Main St, phone 885-2647, open daily 8 30 to 5 with Saturday till noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main St
Emily Foister Fiancé Honored At Dinner Party
A Saturday dinner at Sedgefield Inn honored Miss Emily Foister and her fiancé Stephen Ray Watson. Four couples hosted the event. wedding is planned for November 27. Guests included the Foister and Watson families and the grandparents of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Foister
Stephen Ray Watson
Sedgefield Inn
Esker E. Amos Jr
Arthur Lyon
Frank Wood Jr
David Wall
Friday Morning Music Study Club Meeting Planned
The Friday Morning Music Study Club will gather at 11 o'clock at 1515 Wickliff. Hostesses Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mrs. Thad McInnis assist. Mrs. C. J. Rountree soprano and Mrs. Ted Schubert pianist will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Harrison
Wickliff
Harold Johnson
Thad McInnis
C. J. Rountree
Ted Schubert
Ancient dolls laid in tombs to comfort the dead
The paddle doll from Egypt and the terra cotta figure from Greece are more than 3,000 years old. Found in tombs, they served as companions for the deceased, not as playthings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Greece
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Stratford
Miss Clinard
Jack Dillard Jr
College Village United Methodist Church
Miss Small
Miss Clillard
Mr. Dillard
Evelyn McRae
Brenda Howard
Jonathan Owen
Melissa
Deidra Kirkpatrick
Ellison Kirkpatrick
Rt. 1, Trinity
Deidra Nella
Charles Greene
Pamela Gibson
Michael Lewis
Sharon Ray
Elizabeth Staley
CWU
DAR
Wake Robin Club
The
N.C. Opticians Association
Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Hoyt Wilson
Miss Forster
Mr. Watson
Thomas W. Foister
Ray Watson Jr
Raymond Winson
Watson
C. W. Wall
ROUX
Eastgate Shopping Center
Elaine Powers
Pel
Shuennit
College Village
David O. Farlow
Winston-Salem Greensboro
Knoxville
Vana
Kannapolis
Concord
Burlington
Asheboro
Hickory
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