Kernersville Nuptials Take Place At Pilgrim Church
Miss Mary Christine Cobb and Billy Pevy wed at Kernersville Pilgrim Church in a candlelight ceremony Aug 31. The bride, a 1950 nursing graduate, works at Wesley Long Hospital. groom a Southern Pilgrim College theology student. They plan to live in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mary Christine Cobb
Bride
L. R. Cobb
Goldsboro
Pevy
A. E. Pery
Bradenton
Frs
Wray J. Smith
Cou
Quinn Radford
Norman Jones
Asville
Wayne Ridgill
Greensboro
Mary Smith
Bunny” Pery
Cobb
City Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Winston-Salem
Southern Pilgrim College
Wesley Long Hospital
Pery
Crawford Hosiery Inn
Surprise Linen Shower Honors Anne Beam Butler
Mrs Anne Beam Butler bride elect of Theodore Jackson Caldwell Jr was honored with a surprise linen shower at Mrs J H Allreds home on Old Mill Road Hosts were Butler bridge club members Corsage of white carnations and tuberoses were given Guests enjoyed a dessert course and bridge High won the gifts Pot of gold and rainbow motif themed the gifts Sum mer Mowers decorated the tables Hostesses included Mesdames Bob Alfred S L Bar cliff Zack Childers Wade Davis Charles B Ferguson Tom Foster Kenneth Payne and W E Turner Guests included Mrs T J Beam mother of the honoree Mrs L A Averett Jr Mrs Jeanne Mallory and Mrs Woodrow Shoaf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Beam Butler
Theodore Jackson Caldwell Jr
J. H. Allred
Old Mill Road
Bob Alfred
S. L. Barcliff
Zack Childers
Wade Davis
Charles B. Ferguson
Tom Foster
Kenneth Payne
W. E. Turner
T. J. Beam
L. &. Averett Jr
Jeanne Mallory
Woodrow Shoaf
Local residents note graduations and education moves
Miss Ella Jean Towery just returned from a week off to attend Pvt. Gerald A. Talley’s graduation at the Army Southeastern Signal School. Miss Shirley Boyles leaves for Gardner-Webb Junior College in Boiling Springs. Bob Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams, returns from Reggio Louisiana where he served as interim pastor and will enter High Point College as a rising senior. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hulin and daughters Andrea and Pamela return from a Canada trip via Gettysburg and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Carson return from Elizabethtown after visiting Mrs. Carson’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Jean Towery
Pvt
Gerald A. Talley
Army
Southeastern Signal School
Shirley Boyles
R. L. Boyles
Woodrow Ave
Gardner-Webb Junior College
Boiling Springs
Bob Williams
Lewis Williams
Wesley Pt
John A. Hulin
Andrea
Pamela
Lincoln Dr
Canada
Hulins
Gettysburg
Niagara Falls
Worth Ivey
John Hughes
Montmarte
Becky Ragan
Martha Morgan
Betty Wild
Martinsburg
Eiffel Tower
Hess Marshall
Richard
Bill Sowers
Bob Ward
High Point
Bill
Hans
Paris
Folies Bergere
Flavorful Lamb with Lemon and Rosemary Hint
A simple method suggests sprinkling a leg of lamb with lemon juice and rosemary and adding a bit of grated lemon rind for a brighter, more interesting flavor profile.
Folies Bergere Next Gay Tour Members Explore Paris
The group arrives at Le Bourget Airport and tours Paris landmarks including the Arc de Triomphe Tuilleries and Luxembourg. Peter Townsend is spotted at lunch as members mingle with reporters. The tour continues with a Folies Bergere visit planned after a day of sightseeing and clubbing.
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Paris
Peter Townsend
France
le Bourget
Lindberg
Hans Cervinka
Champs Elysees
Arc de Triomphe
Elysees Palace
BPW Highlights Survival Film On Nuclear Attack
City officials presented Pattern For Survival by civil defense director George Spinette and recreation chief Bill Stronach at the BPW Club fall meeting in the Sheraton Hotel. Twenty five members and three guests attended as Mrs. Mildred Hussey chaired. A security chair, Miss Ethel Chadwick, arranged the pro am and guests toured a shelter showing nuclear attack survival methods. A question period followed the film. BPW district meeting is set for Asheboro on Sept 30 and Business and Professional Women's Week will run Oct 5 through 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spinette
Civil Defense
Bill Stronach
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mildred Hussey
Ethel Chadwick
BPW
Asheboro
Jo Woody Shaw
Grow N Grow Hears Talk On Arrangements
Mrs G E Schultheiss hosted Grow n Grow Garden Club at 728 Ferndale. Speaker Mrs Harry D Hawthorne demonstrated line arrangements including a Hogarth and a Crescent to be presented to Dome. Terry C Stanford named chairman. District meeting announced for Oct 21. Refreshments for visitors Hawthorne and Gary Davis at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Schultheiss
Grow ‘N' Grow ‘Garden Club
Ferndale
Hawthorne
Gary Davis
Wedding Breakfast Planned for Pair
Miss Mary Lynn Joyce and Thomas Alvin Merritt will be married Sunday afternoon here. A wedding breakfast at 12:30 p.m. will honor the couple at their Johnson Street home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williard and Miss Ruth Williard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Joyce
Thomas Alvin Merritt
Johnson Street
C. H. Williard
Ruth Williard
Pantry Shelf Dessert for Rainy Day
A simple dessert idea using canned apple sauce baked in a pie plate. Sprinkle a sugar cinnamon mixture on top and heat until warmed and lightly caramelized.
Gay Blade Garden Club Holds First Meeting at Koonce Home
Mrs Koonce hosted the Gay Blade Garden Club’s first meeting of the year at 1109 Orlando. Mrs Louis Voorhees Jr served as associate host. Mrs Grover Jones presented a program titled God and Nature. A business session followed and the High Point Garden Council year book was distributed. Refreshments were served at the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Blade Garden Club
Koonce
Orlando
Louis Voorhees Jr
God
Grover Jones
Hunter Dalton
High Point Garden Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Cobb
Billy Pevy
A. G. Carson
E. Green St
Elizabethtown
Green St
Folies Bergere Next
Europe
Janet Teague
Wrenn
U. Ph
Lexington Ave
Greene
Mrs. Koonce
Gay Blade
N. Main S&t
Tobias
Main
Janet Norwood
Jersey
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Manp Drug No
Jack Southerland
N. Main ST
Ulobias
Chenille
Taupe, Green
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