Emerywood Golf Winners at Luncheon and Club Prizes
Winners were announced at the Women’s Golf Association luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Captain’s Choice tourney winners were Phyllis Webster’s team, with other club championships led by Webster as champion and Dot Anderson as runner-up. Weekly playday results list ties and wins for several members, while a beat-the-pro event on Nov. 13 invites handicapped members to challenge pro Don Dunkleberger.
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Golf Assn
Emerywood Country Club
Phyllis Webster
Fran Davis
Ruby Stanford
Lillian Beaver
Noble Jenkins
Lucille Crawford
Low Gross
Martha Croom
Margaret Schafer
Gross
Vera Otto
Milly Marsden
Boney Wall
Jennie Lee
Fran Farrington
Dot Stevens
Low
Peggy Burris
Alice Grubb
Becky Linthicum
Tucker
Don Dunkleberger
Christmas Settings For Nature Study Garden Club
Helen Marie Flemming presented a program on Christmas table settings at Mrs. Tyree Nabors home. She demonstrated informal to formal place-settings using white and holly china, stainless steel, pewter and sterling silver with a red and white theme. The meeting included officer changes and plans for a December 4 Christmas covered dish luncheon.
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Helen Marie Flemming
Nature Study Garden Club
Tyree Nabors
Huntington Dr
Flemming
Canterbury Women To Sell Cookbook
Canterbury Women will sell a cookbook titled Cooking Favorites of Canterbury Woman's Club containing more than 300 recipes to fund club service activities. The project was announced at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Randy Way's home in Kernersville. Copies available from members or by contacting president Mrs. Kenneth Moore at 869-5055. The president praised the group for their cooperation in a successful Halloween carnival.
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Canterbury Woman’s Club
Randy Way
Bridlington Rd
Kernersville
Kenneth Moore
College Kid's Rights Spark Family Dilemma
Dear Ann column discusses parents seeking limits on a college student and his girlfriend abroad. Advice says parents cannot demand another school for the girl, but may condition support on the student’s grades. Letter includes tall-teen commentary and a response about domestic violence concerns with sarcastic guidance from Ann Landers.
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Ann
Sunsville
Surf
Sou
Floating bridal party honors Sandra Holshouser
Sandra Holshouser bride elect of Darrell Craig Royal was feted at a floating bridal shower Saturday evening hosted by Gayle Sugg and Edna Hartley. About 20 guests attended 7 to 9 p.m. at 209 Randall St with pink and yellow decor centered on a yellow wedding bell. Special guests included Joyce Holshouser Norma Royal and Belle Royal. The couple plans to marry in November.
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Sandra Holshouser
Darrell Craig Royal
Gayle Sugg
Edna Hartley
Randall St
Joyce Holshouser
Norma Royal
Belle Royal
Mr. Royal
Openhouse Set For Annie Larrick 75th Birthday
An openhouse on Sunday will mark the 75th birthday of Annie Larrick. Friends and relatives are welcome at her home at 304 Oakview Rd between 2 and 5 p.m. Larrick has lived in High Point for 30 years and is a member of Liberty Baptist Church in Thomasville.
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Annie Larrick
Nonoree
Oakview Ra
Larrick
High Point
Liberty Baptist Church
Thomasville
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