Home Vows Unite Miss McElhannon And Frank Kersey
Miss McElhannon and Frank C. Kersey wed in a simple ceremony at Worthville with Rev. Claude Young Jr. officiating. The bride, a Seward Mills secretary, wore a royal blue suit and carried a white orchid on a white Bible. They plan a wedding trip and will reside in San Francisco after her father and groom’s families attended a quiet reception. Kersey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Kersey, is stationed at Treasure Island Marine Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McElhannon
Mr. McElhannon
San Francisco
Calif
Clifford L. McElhannon
Worthville
Seward Mills
Kersey
Henry C. Kersey
Soja
Marineee
Treasure Island
Garden Club Workshop At Gardner Home
Mrs N L Garner Jr will entertain Town and Country Garden Club Wednesday morning at her Gatewood Ave home with Mrs Robert Bollinger and Mrs R G Tyler as associate hostesses. Members are asked to bring flowers and containers as Mrs Gordy conducts a flower arrangement workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L Garner Jr
Town and Country Garden Club
Gatewood Ave
Robert Bollinger
R. G. Tyler
Fred Gordy
Patsy Moore Weds Bennie Inman at Lebanon Methodist Church
Patsy J Moore and Bennie Inman were married at 8 p m in Lebanon Methodist Church with Rev W T Forbis presiding. The bride daughter of W C Moore and the late Mrs Moore wore a satin gown with seed pearl headpiece and carried a prayer book with a white orchid. Attendants included sister Mrs Peggy Riddle matron of honor and Miss Jackie Moore bridesmaids. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Inman of 522 Walnut St Winston Salem. After a small reception in Bordens Gold Room the couple planned to reside at 1413 Cook St following a wedding trip to Western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy J. Moore
Bennie Inman
W. T. Forbis
Methodist Church
W. C. Moore
Route 1
Kernersville
Mary Ruth Corder
Sandy Stafford
Betty Sue Cilodfelter
Paula Seagines
Nancy Jane Hedgecock
Neta Inman
Jane A
Jane Carol Idol
Robert Samuels
J. W. Long
Marshall
Lea Winston-Salem
Gray Kearns
Champaign
Ill
Strengthening UN Objective Of Federated Women's Clubs
Mrs. Edwin P. Brown, NC Federation of Women's Clubs president, urges UN Day observances on Oct 24 across communities to promote international cooperation and peace. She cites the UN Charter as seed for mutual understanding and calls for school and club participation nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
United Nations
Edwin P. Brown
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lebanon Class To Serve Chicken Pie
The Mittie Philathea Class of Lebanon Methodist Church will host an old fashioned chicken supper Friday evening at 5 30 at the church. Proceeds go toward class projects and invite the general public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
Local births announced for four children in October
Mr and Mrs Jimmy H Davis Sophia state the birth of Daphne Irene on Oct 11 at the local hospital. Debra Joann Hazelwood born to Mr and Mrs Thomas J Hazelwood Trinity Route 2 on Oct 13. Jo Ann Freeman born to Mr and Mrs Glenn A Freeman Route 3 on Oct 14. Dale Ray Smith born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith 120 W Willis St on Oct 15. Angela Dawn Jordan born to Mr and Mrs Garland Jordan 115 Council St Thomasville on Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne Irene Davis
Jimmy H. Davis
Sophia
Daphne Irene
Debra Joann Hazelwood
Thomas J. Hazelwood
Trinity Route 2
Debra Joann
Hazelwood
Frances Jones
Westfield
JO Ann Freeman
Glenn A. Freeman
Route 3
Jo Ann
Ruthite
Dale Ray Smith
Clarence Smith
W. Willis St
Dale Ray
Angela Dawn Jordan
Garland Jordan
Council St
Thomasville
Angela Dawn
Hosital
Sisters In Law Host Shower For Miss Spencer Bride Elect
Miss Carolyn Spencer, bride elect, was honored by her sisters in law Mrs H J Spencer Jr and Mrs Cletus Spencer at the former's Flint Hill Road home. She received a corsage and a later gift shower including a lamp. Hosts planned a sandwich course with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Spencer
H. 8. Spencer Jr
Cletus Spencer
Flint Hill Rd
Miss Spencer
Nursing Schools Located Across Hospitals and Colleges
The statistic notes 976 U.S. hospitals host nursing schools and 172 colleges offer them. It highlights extensive access to nursing education in both hospital and college settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Miss Hargrove to Wed Lt Freeman in Late Fall
Miss Julia Glenn Hargrove daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Glenn Hargrove of 502 West Ray Street will marry Lt William Freeman of the United States Air Force in a home ceremony planned for November. The bride attended Walter M Williams School in Burlington and Jones Business College in High Point and works as secretary to Pilot Life Insurance. Lt Freeman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Dudley Freeman of Worthville formerly of Rockingham is a Hamlet High School graduate with four years in the Air Force and cadet training at Harlingen AFB Texas. He earned observer wings at James Connally AFB Waco Texas and is stationed in Fairbanks Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Glenn Hargrove
W. Ray St
Julia Glenn
William &. Freeman
U. S, Air Force
Miss Hargrove
Walter M. Williams School
Burlington
Jones Business College
High Point
Pilot Life Insurance
Freeman
Harry Dudley Freeman
New Revolving Lazy Susan Trivet for Heavy Servings
A heat proof revolving Lazy Susan serves under snack platters casseroles and TV sets. Made of hardboard it holds up to 400 pounds of weight.
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Enterprise
Home Vows
Miss McElhannon
Frank Kersey
Orthville
Joan
Frank C. Kersey
Claude Young Jr
Lester
Jewelers
N. Main
Washington
Garden Club
Gardner Home
East Washington
Cook St
North Carolina
Patsy Moore
Mr. Inman
Lebanon
WU. S. Usury Department
Walter Johnson
U. S. Treasury Department
Greensboro
N. C
General Federation
Waton
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
N” St
Washington, D. C
Hi St
Unicef
State Board of Public Welfare
Federation
Board of Public Welfare
United States
Statler
Herald See
New York
Lt. Freeman
James Connally Air Force Base
Waco
Tex
Fairbanks
Aska
Grace Flower Shop
Igh
Solas Leneas Florist
Wrens & Bowel Sts
Eavenor
Sara Wagger Co
N. Mairi
Samtone Way
Geee
Ole
TEL
Sartin Cleaners
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