Thanksgiving guests arrive for holidays in High Point
Reid Marsh III visits High Point with parents at 605 Sherbrook Drive while MIT freshman, Barbara Morrison, joins fellow Baylor University freshman council members on a Palestine retreat. Other families gather in Raleigh, Philadelphia, and Miami for Thanksgiving, with weddings, travel, and recuperation noted among the visits.
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Reid Marsh III
High Point
Marsh
Sherbrook
Reid
Massachus Institute of Technology
Boston
Barbara Morrison
Wiley Chandler
Blain Ct
BSU
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Miss Ray Honored At A Floating Shower Event
Miss Mary Rose Ray bride elect was honored Thursday with a floating shower at 1407 Forrest Ave hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Martin. Associate hostesses included Mrs. Joe Leach Mrs. Garnett T Ray and Mrs. Pat Ray. About 35 guests attended and refreshments were served. Miss Ray will wed Jack Maness in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Ray
Kenneth Martin
Forrest Ave
Joe Leach
Garnett T. Ray
Pat Ray
Bazaar Set For Saturday at Green City LDS Church
The High Point Colfax ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts a Greens City bazaar at 3719 Pinetop Rd Building 371 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eight quilts and quilted items will be for sale. Local organizers include Bill Harvell candle making chair, Mrs Gene Kirkman baked goods chair, Mrs G F Haymore work meetings chair, Mrs Mary Marshall quilting chair, and Mrs R D Harper.
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High Point- Colfax
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Greenscities
Pinetop Rd
Bill Harvell
Gene Kirkman
G. F. Haymore
Mary Marshall
R. D. Harper
Colfax
Old Winston Road
Greensboro
Musical Art Club Explores Opera History
The Musical Art Club study group met Tuesday at Beulah Moton's home to hear Mrs. Donald Redding discuss Opera Prior to the 18th Century. Topics covered Greek drama liturgical and secular music, and the Camerata influence on Monteverdi and Handel. Future meetings will examine opera chronology by nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Donald Redding
Beulah Moton
Arbordale Drive
Florence
Italy
The
Camerata
Redding
Monteverdi
Handel
National Federation of Music Clubs
J. W. Chandler
Crawford Craven Styles Wed In Chester Field South Carolina
Miss Beverly Ann Craven of 1411 Pershing Street and James Crawford Styles were married on November 1 in Chesterfield South Carolina. J H C Dalrymple officiated. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs E C Craven. The groom is the son of the late Mr and Mrs J L Styles. The bride wore a blue suit with black accessories. Attendants were Mr and Mrs B J Styles. The groom works as a secretary in the local civil defense office and attended Cherokee High School in Orlando Florida. The couple resides on Route
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Josephine Dunbar
Roger Faulmann
Detroit
Mich
Miss Dunbar
A. W. Dunbar
E. Farriss Ave
Windley Dunbar
Dunbars Wedaw
VPI
Blacksburg
Beverly Ann Craven
Pershing St
James Crawford Styles
Chesterfield
S.C
E. C. Craven
J. L. Styles
J. H. C. Dalrymple
B. J. Styles
Civil Defense Office
Styles
Cherokee High School
Orlando
Fla
Kay-Lynn Inc
Goude-Crotts Couple Feted At Cake-Cutting
Following the Goude Crofts wedding rehearsal Mr and Mrs Ralph A Goude entertained with a cake cutting at Worth Avenue. The bridal party was honored with a corsage lace punch mint snacks and a tiered cake as gifts were presented to attendants before the evening wedding at Central Alliance Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goude-Crotts
Ralph A. Goude
Worth Avenue
Miss Goude
Jeffery Goude
Frank Kersey
Everett Perry
Goude-Crofts
Central Alliance Church
Miss Albertson and Johnson to wed at Springfield Friends Meeting
Miss Shirley Albertson and William C Johnson, Trinity High School faculty, were honored at a cake cutting hosted by Judge and Mrs. Byron Haworth. Mrs. Rawley Young of Huntsville will be matron of honor. The wedding is set for Springfield Friends Meeting House with fifty guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawley Young
Melinda
Huntsville
Ala
Be Hy
C. Caworth
Young
Shirley Aloe
C. Johnson Jony
Margaret Haworth
Shirley Albertson
William C. Johnson
Byron Haworth
Haworth
C. C. Haworth
Eugene Terrell
Albertson
Johnson
Trinity High School
Cicero Bean
Springfield Friends Meeting House
Nash diamond store claim reshapes High Point jewelry market
In High Point a local dream envisions six new credit jewelry outlets opening, aligning with the steadfast claim of over 25 years of “Nash saves you cash” on diamonds and watches. The piece frames market impact and consumer value amid expansion.
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High Point
Nash
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Otto G. Hermanson
Prescott
Wis
Vernon Wendler
Dea
Parkway
Charles S. Stribling
Catherine
Charles
Philadelphia
Dennis H. Cooke
Kingston St
Emerywood Forest
Yesterdar
Mrs. Cooke
College Circle
Guy Brewer
Rhoshemne
Ffones Peagee
Ier i Sd Fla
Brewer
Ft. Myers Chen System
Rosemary
Katie Heer
Leo J. Heer
W. Farriss Avenue
Delta Airlines
Atlanta
University of North Carolina
Katie
Randolph Macon Military Academy
Allen Tomlinson
Bill
Douga Tayla Sherman
Richard T Allen
Mar
William A. Tomlinson
Betty Murray Pitts
Tom Pitts
Doug
William E. Sheloff
Billy
William F. Sherman Jr
Richard
H. M. Taylor Jr
Charles Shaughnessy
Gordon Rd
Roanoke
Shaughnessy
John K. Dwyer
Arbordale Rd
Dwyer
Rochelles
Jack Rochelle
Woodland Pl
Os Omas
Charleston
S. C
George
Alexandria, Va
Ret
Joseph
Eileen
Ann Marie
Mrs. Carey
Rochelle
Mrs. Luberda
Horace Ilderton
W. College Dr
Ilderton
F. E. Lewis
Rockford Rd
Patty
Laura
Miami
Hollywood
Miss Ray
Crawford-Craven
South Carolina
Grace Flower Shop
Ray's Watch
N. Main ST
Bulova
Miss. Albertson
Mrs. Young
Ang ‘Terrell
Kentucky
North America
Tom’s Chicken Villa
Finance & Acceptance Corporation of High Point, Inc
East Commerce Street
Commerce Dial
Guilford
Manp No. 2
Jack Southerland
S. Main Street
Vic
Greensboro Rd
Thurs
FBI
SAT
Reed Bldg
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