Bride-to-be Annette Broome and Russell Payne celebrate 14th anniversary
In High Point, North Carolina, Annette Broome and Russell Payne mark their 14th wedding anniversary. The couple, married at High Point on a day described in loving terms, live at 804 Westwood Ave with two sons, Mark and David. Annette teaches at Ragsdale High School and values family happiness above all.
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Annette
Russell
Mark
David
Westwood Ave
U.S
Ragsdale High School
Dr Giannini Speaks At Musical Art Banquet In 1917 Return To New York
In 1917 he studied with Martini and Trucco in New York after graduation from a local college. Annette and Russell Payne balance teaching and family life with ongoing studies at UNC and class work at Jamestown school while praising prayer as a key to their marriage. They attend First Methodist Church and value the mature students in the senior project at Greensboro program.
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Seecenstang
Annette
Jamestown School
Greensboro
Rags
Payne
First Methodist Church
Russell
Hayes
Ragsdale High School
Social events set this week
Community clubs hold meetings and teas this week. Notable gatherings include the Delta Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 618 English Rd, the Oak Leaf Garden Club with Mrs LeB Jones, and a Friday Morning Music Study Club at Rockford Road residence.
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Sherman Luther
Delta Lota Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
English Rd
Oak Leaf Garden Club
Leb Jones
Greenhill Dream
High Point Branch
Guilford County Auxiliary
Country Club
Ouroe
Henry Foscue
Rockford Road
Charles W. Perry
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Thigh Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Enterprise Women’s Editor
Annette Broome
Russell Payne
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point College
Alma McCain
God
D. D. Broome
Ferneee
Giannini
Mrs. Redding
Ed Hardin
Dr. Giannini
Wallburg
Trinity
UNC
Naturals Canasta Club
Wayne Farrington
Corina
Hum ’N’ Hoearden Club
Coventry Rd
Orvie
Joe M. Montgomery
Woodrow Ave
Ann Teague
Ann Aree
Wwe Ar Street Methodist
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