Hankins Byrd Engagement Announced for November Wedding
Mr and Mrs William Brown announce the engagement of Miss Gilbert Jeanette Hankins to Victor Marvin Byrd. The wedding is set for November 25 at the First Church of Christ at 7 p.m. Hankins is a High Point High School graduate heading to Woman's College Greensboro, Byrd a World War II veteran and NC State alumnus working at James Manufacturing Co.
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William Houston Brown
E. State St
Gilbert Jeanette Hankins
Victor Marvin Byrd
Victoria A. Byrd
Hansell St
Byrd
Gilbert T. Hankins
N. C. State College
Raleigh
James Manufacturing Co
William M. Payne
Rawley Farm Rd
High Point College
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Esso Standard of! Co
White
Is R. White
Point High School
Jones Business College
U. S. Army
Duke Power
Chilhowie
Salem
Pelma
Pine Level
Evergreen
Pilot Club Dinner Will Feature Pat Peacock Talk
The Pilot Club will meet at the Sheraton Hotel Tuesday evening for its October dinner. The program includes Miss Pat Peacock giving a talk on her recent trip abroad.
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Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pat Peacock
Newcomers to City Join High Point Community
Dr. J. E. Rawlinson and his family arrived in High Point in September after he became pastor of First Baptist Church. They live at 1011 Ferndale Dr. The Rawlinsons, native to South Carolina, include daughter Alice Everett who attends Senior High School. The family, welcomed by a large reception with 700 attendees, are active in church and community life.
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North Carolina
J. E. Rawlinson
High Point
Rawlinson
First Baptist Church
Ferndale Dr
Richland County
Caro
Lina
Isabel Byrd
Edgefield
D. C
Wintrop College
Rawlinsons
Alice Everett
Akes
Southern Baptist Church
University of Carolina
Baptist Theological Semina
Louisville
York
Chester
Pganey
of Baptist Foundations, Inc
South Carolina
Columbia
Miss Kennedy Weds Farlow In North Carolina Nuptials
Miss Kennedy and Mr. Farlow wed and served cake after the first slice. Mrs. Casey Hill served punch with Miss Hughes and Shelby Wagoner assisting. The bride wore a brown suit for the trip and kept the orchid from her bouquet. They will live on Route 3 after a Western North Carolina trip. The couple attended Trinity High School and Mr. Farlow works in dairying. About one in every 46 people is a twin.
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Casey Hill
Miss Hughes
Shelby Wagoner
North Carolina
Route 3
Trinity High School
Farlow
Nuptials of Miss Payne Celebrate White Wedding
Miss Payne and Lee R. White wed in a ceremony at the Rawley Farm Rd home with family and friends attending. Attendants included ushers William M. Payne Jr. and Coy Burchfield. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a long sleeved basque bodice and tiered veil. the couple planned a future home after a wedding trip.
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Kathy Payne
Chilhowie
Lee R. White
William M. Payne Jr
Rawley Farm Rd
Country Garden Club To Hear Mrs Davis
The Country Garden Club will meet at Mrs Walter Groce s home on Oak View Rd Wednesday at one in the afternoon. Mrs Banner Davis will speak on Fall Planting. Co hosts are Mrs Lee White and Mrs John Wade.
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the Country Garden Club
Walter Groce
Oak View Rd
Banner Davis
Groce
Lee White
John Wade
PTA Meeting at Archdale School on A Healthy Community
The Archdale School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium. The session focuses on a healthy community and child development, with a Randolph County Health Department member presenting and a showing of the film Angry Boy.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Archdale School
Randolph County Health Department
Home Ceremony Unites Evelyn Pierce and R L Lohr Jr in Thomasville
In Thomasville on October 15 at 6 pm at the bride’s home Miss Evelyn Pierce and R L Lohr Jr son of Mr and Mrs Leo Lohr of Route 1 Thomasville married in a private ceremony officiated by Rev Gene Little West End Methodist Church. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after a Florida honeymoon.
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Thomasville
Evelyn Pierce
R. L. Lohr, Jr
Thomasille
J. Luther Pierce
Moore St
Doughton
Evelyn, Lohr, Jr
Ae Leo Lohr
Route 1
Gene Little
West End Methodist Church
Local Women At NCPW Meeting In Hickory Weekend
Four local newspaperwomen from The Enterprise and the G Daily News Bureau attend the fall North Carolina Press Women meeting in Hickory over the weekend. Mrs Brooks and Miss Hoover traveled to Hickory for the dinner and festivities, while Miss Langley and Mrs Clontz left earlier. the group plans to return tonight.
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North Carolina Press Women
Hickory
Janet Langley
Martha Clontz
Maddie Hoover
The
Enterprise
Almetta Brooks
G ‘Daily News Bureau
Doctor Bonner leads Guilford Sanatorium cruise to Nassau
Dr M D Bonner superintendent of Guilford County Sanatorium sails from Morehead City with the General Practitioners Society for a Nassau and Havana Cuba cruise. He will join Dr Herman Henry Stewart Willis of Chapel Hill and Dr William Pecks in a tuberculosis symposium. Willis heads the Gravely Hospital and Pecks runs the state sanatorium at McCain. The voyage begins this morning.
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M. D. Bonner
Guilford County
General Practitioners’ Society
Nassau
Havans
Cuba
Bonner
Herman Henry Stewart Willis
Chapel Hill
Gravely Hospital
William Pecks
Willis
Pecks
McCain
Arty
Morehead City
Cleaning tip keeps sinks free of grease and odor
Advice suggests flushing sinks drains and tubs with hot salted water lime as a weekly or biweekly maintenance to prevent grease buildup and disagreeable smells.
Protect Your Nails From Breakage Tips
To prevent breakage, avoid rough treatment and use careful care. Gentle handling and proper tools help maintain nail health and reduce splitting or cracking.
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Cecil’ S) Drug Stor Store
Miss Kennedy
Lizzie Gooch
Mademoiselle
Lee Claire
Mr. Raymond
Cezanne
Lice Claire
Miss Payne
Country Garden Club
P Ja Vows
Archdale Pta
Paul
NCPW
Guilford Optical N.main
N. Main ST
North Wrenn
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