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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

16 Nov 1975

Page 18

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1975

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18

Cathy Chris Payne and Gerald Donnelly Plan January Wedding

Kernersville couple announces the engagement of Cathy Chris Payne to Gerald William Donnelly of Rockwell. They set a January wedding at Greenwood Hills Wesleyan Church. Payne is a Pfeiffer College junior majoring in early childhood education as Donnelly, UNC Chapel Hill Phi Beta Kappa graduate with a UNC Greensboro master's, works as a research and evaluation consultant for the State Department of Public Instruction in Albemarle.

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Kernersville Robert P. Payne Route 1 Cathy Chris Gerald William Donnelly Rockwell Payne Kernersville Wesleyan Academy Pfeiffer College Misenheimer Donnelly Herbert F. Donnelly Liberty University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill UNC Greensboro State Dept. of Public Instruction
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Former Gov Robert Scott speaks at DAR on Colonial Days in NC

Former North Carolina governor Robert W. Scott spoke at the Alexander Martin chapter DAR meeting held at Mrs. W. Lee Smith’s home. Scott, retired since 1973, outlined colonial North Carolina’s role before the Revolution, highlighting Massachusetts tea tax tensions and the 1774 New Bern delegates. He noted leaders William Hooper, Joseph Hewes, and Richard Caswell as prominent Eastern NC figures.

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North Carolina Robert W. Scott Alexander Martin Dar Agri-Business Council, Inc Scott Massachusetts Great Britain Boston Josiah Martin New Bern Continental Congress Philadelphia William Hooper Harvard Law Wilmington Joseph Hewes Kingston N. J Edenton Richard Caswell Granville County Moore’s Creek John Penn Virginia
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