Susan Hedrick Bride Elect Feted At Sheraton Shower
Susan Hedrick, fiancee of Robert R. White, was honored at a miscellaneous floating shower Saturday evening in the Sheraton Gold Room. About 25 to 30 guests attended, hosted by her aunts Mrs Stancil Gladys Freeman, who presented a yellow carnation corsage and gifts including a toaster and dinnerware. A white linen refreshment table displayed white chrysanthemums and crystal candleholders. The couple plans to marry December 11 at First Baptist Church.
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Susan Hedrick
Robert R. White
Sheraton Hotel
Brideelect
Stancil Gladys Freeman
Rick
Miss Hedrick
Robert White
Prayer And Self Denial Week Observed At Wesley Memorial
The Wesley Memorial Church observes Prayer and Self Denial Week with a 7 30 p m service led by Mrs Ralph Norman in the chapel. She cites 1 Corinthians 13 1 7 and notes a 1 600 000 member movement supporting missions and overseas work in 24 countries. Speakers discuss deaconesses roles in Western North Carolina and at Asheville homes, detailing retirement limits and the need for faithful workers.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Ralph Norman
Tretenenen
Tisusane
Omaha
N. C
Asheville
U. S
Andi Kinnman
Miss Sandra Smith Feted At Floating Bridal Shower
Nov ember bride elect Miss Sandra Smith was honored at a floating bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Surratt and Misses Carol and Joyce Surratt on Central Avenue. About 25 guests attended. punch cake squares cheese rings and nuts were served. a corsage welcomed the honoree. Mrs Fred Smith mother of the bride elect attended. Miss Smith and Joseph Barnes of Thomasville plan to wed November 12 at Mitchells Grove Methodist Church.
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Sandra Smith
Donald Rose
Carol and
Joyce Surratt
Surratt
Central Avenue
Fred Smith
Miss Smith
Joseph Barnes
Thomasville
Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Church
Delegates Report At UDC Meet In High Point
Delegates to the state convention reported to the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. N S Stirewall and Mrs. H P Morrison gave updates on the Oct 11 meeting. Mrs. C H Bass led the business session. Hostess was Mrs Stirewall at her E Lexington Ave home with associates assisting.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
N. S. Stirewall
H. P. Morrison
Seemere
C. H. Bass
Stirewall
E. Lexington Avenue
P. A. Clifton
John Paul
R. L. Waynick
Juanita Parker
Altrusa Club Plans Evening Meeting at Sheraton
The Altrusa Club will hold a meeting this evening at 6 30 p m at the Sheraton Hotel as the venue for the gathering.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Hair length risks and harassment in college life
A freshman asks if long hair attracts unfair judgment and how to respond to harassment. The reply advises that “very long” hair invites criticism, and that fear or nerves in others may explain their behavior, urging compassion over scorn.
Oakview Club Tells Winners at Estates Canasta Meeting
High scoring honors go to Mrs. Gurney Snider Mrs. Don Warner Mrs. Roy Webster and Mrs. Brantley Hucks at the Estates Canasta group in the Pay Menting recreation room hosted by Mrs. Ser Collins. Mrs. Jerry Wood to host Nov 28 meeting. Parsley advice for stuffing adds delightful flavor to roast chicken or turkey.
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Ser Collins
Te Estates
Dear Ann Letter on Inability to Drive Sparks Feedback
A reader writes of frustration over not being able to drive after taking lessons. The reply column addresses the emotional strain and practical alternatives for mobility and independence.
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Mr. White
First Baptist Church
Stancil Morris
J. L. White Jr
Missusan Hedrick
Arthur Hed
C. D. Thompson
Christ
God
Fies Andi Kinnman
A ~ Ane
Thompson
UDC
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Southgate Beauty Salon
Armory
Salisbury
Rowan Museum, Inc
Salon of Beauty
N. Wrenn St
Dial
Ann
Inridge
Marty
Sara
Getti
Hank
Fed
House
Ann Landers
Oakview Club
Samuel Hyman Jewelers
Calhoun
Grace Flower
North Wrenn
Westwood
Oses
Epo Meeeer
Meee Williams
Blackstone Hosiery Mills
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