Cramerton Wedding Unites Miss Gaskins and James Moore
Miss Gaskins of Cramerton married James E. Moore of Thomasville in a candlelight ceremony at Cramer ton Free Will Baptist Church. The service featured bridal lace and satin gown, seven candelabra, and a reception in the church vestibule attended by family and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allard H. Gaskins
Cramerton
James Eldon Moore
Stencil R. Thomasville
Cramerton Free Will Baptist Church
Roy L. Rikard
Oregon
Iss Theola Stewart
Morganton
Martha Jane
Amaryliss Eer
Joanne Rikard
Bob Moore
Ezekiel Gaskins
Church Age
Jackson, 5. C
Joe Westmoreland
Thomasville
Betty Joanne Gaskins
Tuesday Garden Club Opens Year With Mrs. V. L. Hunt
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club opened its fall season with a meeting at Mrs. V. L. Hunt's home on Forrest Avenue. Nineteen members attended including Connie, Mr. and Mrs. Mc Grayson, Susie McCain and daughter Carol, and Barbara Alli son, all of Thomasville, as programs on soil preparation and art were presented. Plans for the year were outlined in a letter from council president James S. Parsons. A social hour followed with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Hunt
Forrest Ave
Dan Connie
Mc Grayson
Gary A Mitchell
Susie McCain
Carol
Dean Allison
Barbara
Thomasville
Ater
R. Kellam
Sacheel
James S. Parsons
E. E.ounts
Garden Council
J. A. Michael
New Short Pajamas For Teens Look Like Rompers
The teenage set will like very short pajamas that resemble play suits with skirts and separate rompers.
Miss Hurd Graduates In Danville Nursing School
Miss M Elizabeth Hurd daughter of Mr and Mrs M D Hurd of 207 English St completed nursing training earning a certificate from Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Averett College Danville Va She was among 14 graduates and the ceremony followed by a banquet and reception with a formal dance to conclude the week Graduation speaker was Dr as W Fryer pastor of Moore Fett Memorial Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth + Hurd
M. D. Hurd
English St
Memorial Hospital School of Bureing
Averett College
Danville
Mise Hurd
Hic Point Memorial Hospital
Danville Hospital
Dromas W. Fryer
Moeffett Memorial Baptist Church
William F. Gardner Jr
Memorial Hospital
William J. Lee
Isabel M. Hutchison
Curtis V. Bishop
Averetta
Hurd
Phyllis Hurd
Elsere
Telephone ring wakes you like augers in bar
A fragmented report notes a telephone ring in a bar setting used to wake patrons. It mentions a loud alert and compares its intrusion to the noise of augers, emphasizing the need for the device to wake you effectively.
Miss Shirley Payne Honored at Shower in Tomahville
Miss Shirley Payne bride elect of John David Johnson was honored at a Monday night shower arranged by Misses Shirley Johnson and Jane Bundy at Mrs. Colin Kennedy's home Rt 4 Thomasville. Guests brought linen gifts and a white blanket was the hostesses' gift. A white carnation corsage greeted the bride and a white motif framed the decor with cake nuts and punch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Payne
John David Johnson
Shirley Johnson
Jane Bundy
Colin Kennedy
Rt 4
Thomasville
Miss Payne
Rebekahs Meet Tomorrow Night
Past Noble Grand Officers Club of Magdalene Rebekah Officers Club will meet tomorrow night at 228 Willowbrook Street Mrs Francis Schneil hosts in Greensboro district meeting plans and business will be discussed with emphasis on next month’s event Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Officers Club
Magdalene
Rebekah Officers Club
Francis Schneil
Willowbrook St
Rebekahs
Greensboro
New travel skirts in rayon linen with space saving pleats
The latest travel skirts use rayon linen fabric with practical pleats that fold flat for packing. They are washable for easy care and ideal for light luggage.
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Miss Gaskins
Ciicrate
Lic
N. Main ST
Ponem
Tobias
Doyeond
Tobias Pamous
Danville, Va
Princess
Royal
Mary Elizabeth Hurd
Gane
Cate Scientific Carrica
Rp Orms
Ormine Jayne
Dr. D
Jayne
Der
Erald
AO Hy
Cashmere
Vienna, Austria
Glees
Chinchilla
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