Lackey-Loflin Couple Is United In Marriage
In a Sept. 5 ceremony at Liberty Baptist Church Thomasville Marian Elizabeth Loflin wed Roger Dale Lackey of High Point The couple exchanged vows before the Rev Phillip R Morrow Music was provided by Gerald Hill and organist Mrs Nancy Woods The bride is daughter of Lespy W Loflin Route 2 and the groom is son of the late Mr and Mrs Hueston Lackey The couple will reside in Louisville after a honeymoon trip
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Thomasville
Liberty Baptist Church
Marian Elizabeth Loflin
Roger Dale Lackey
High Point
Phillip R. Morrow
Gerald Hill
Nancy Woods
Lespy W. Loflin
Route 2
Hue
Margaret Webber
Martha Anderson
Kay Lackey
Fay Lackey
David Lackey
Roger Loflin
Robert Forster
Allen Cameron
East Davidson High School
Automation Machine Training Center
Kansas City
IBM
Mr. Lackey
Trinity High School
Guilford Technical Institute
Program Given By Guest Artists At High Point Women’s Club
The Fine Arts Dept of the High Point Woman's Club held a Friday luncheon at Mrs. B. J. Williams home. Mrs. Valette J. Harris hosted a poetry and art program with Earle Ludgin on recorder. Harris shared poems and a triptych painting done in Florida.
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Fine Arts
High Point Woman's Club
B. J. Williams
E. Farriss Ave
R. B. Culler Jr
Jack Taylor
Martha Fiebke
W. W. Raper
N.S. Stirewall
Valette J. Harris
Earle Ludgin
Charles Pruette
Leon Rivers
Fine Arts Dept
Florida
Harris
Brides Wanted for Sunday Publication Photos
The Enterprise requests bridal and bride elect photos in the woman’s department by Monday moon to appear in Sunday editions. Submit glossy prints at least 5 by 7 inches with engagement and wedding information blanks available. A full calendar month between engagement and wedding is required for both pictures. Bridal shower photos are no longer published. Party stories must arrive before the three day deadline.
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Woman’s Department of the
Enterprise
Moon
Chicago Hearing Society Aims to Curb Noise Pollution
The Chicago Hearing Society launches a movement to reduce noise pollution by informing the public and mobilizing grassroots support. The group assists individuals with hearing problems and seeks broad community action.
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Noise Pollution
Chicago
Chicago Hearing Society
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