Miss Cohn Weds Paul Friedman In Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee Miss Joyce Ann Cohn wed Paul Harold Friedman in a home ceremony attended by family. Rabbi Abraham Feinstein officiated with Edward Shalett's trio providing music. The couple plans to reside in Atlanta after a wedding trip. Out-of-town guests included Max Friedman Mollie Leisenberg and Stanley Friedman of High Point.
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High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Cohn
Paul Friedman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Joyce Ann Cohn
Paul Harold Friedman
Lester Cohn
Dumane Road
Abraham Feinstein
Edward Shalett
Max Friedman
N.C
Stanley Fried
Friedman
Will
Atlanta
Mollie Leisenberg
Stanley , Friedman
Higie Polmer
Paul H. Friedman
Tennessee
Dr Carrick Speaks To Double M Club Luncheon
Dr D B Carrick was guest speaker at the Double Mt Club luncheon held Tuesday at the YWCA with sixty eight members present. Mrs L C Childs presided as new president, succeeding Mrs Pryde Waller who moved to Atlanta. Helen Hinkle reported the next project is selling pansies. Awards went to Mrs Margaret Miller and Mrs Hazel McGahey.
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D. B. Carrick
Double Mt
Y.aw.c.a
L. C. Childs
Pryde Waller
Atlanta
Georgia
Ways and
Helen Hinkle
Alice Collins
Masdames
Margaret Miller
Hazel McGahey
Martin-Marx Rites Solemnized Sept 16 in Washington DC
Mrs Marcella Harmening of Alten Winds becomes bride of Robert M Martin son of Angus K Martin of High Point. Double ring ceremony in living room at 1223 Clifton St NW Washington officiated by Rev Howard Sloughton of Anacostia Baptist Church with attendant Peggy Smith and best man Dewey Payne. Reception followed with three tier cake and light fare. Bride later wore green travel suit. The couple’s families and military service background noted.
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Marcella Marx
George Harmening
Robert M. Martin
Angus K. Martin
Otteraybabe
High Point
Howard Sloughton
Anmacostia Baptist Church
Clifton Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Peggy Smith
Alton
Winds
Wood River High School
Mid Western Air Line College
Kansas City
Missouri
Martin
High Point City
High Point College
Dale Carnegie Business School
Hot Shoppes, Inc
Washington, D
Women Voters Organize Evening Unit in High Point
An organizational meeting for Unit 4 of the High Point Provisional League of Women Voters is set for Thursday evening September 27 at 7 pm at Mrs Rose Marie Adams home 102 Louise Avenue. The unit will serve women unable to attend daytime meetings and advance citizen participation through local surveys and discussion.
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High Point Provisional League of Yemen
League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters of
United States
High Point Provisional League
High Point League
High Point
League
Miss Thompson Honored At Bridal Showers
Miss Anne Thompson, planning to wed John F. McKinnon on October 6, was feted at a miscellany shower by Mrs. S. H. McSwain at her Tryon Street home. Guests enjoyed bridal games, carnations, and a linen vanity set as a hostess gift. A later gathering at the Borden Gold Club honored her with more games, prizes, and a china gift, followed by ice cream and decorated cakes.
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Anne Thompson
John F. McKinnon
S$. H McSwain
Tryon Street
Harry Harker, Jr
R. Nelson
Borden Gold Togm
Thompson
L. R. Sullivan
Norma Jean Thompson
E. L. Hill
Wedding Trip Ends With Move to Maryland
After a two weeks wedding trip, the couple will return home to University Hills in College Park Maryland. The note confirms their forthcoming residence change and emphasizes the new address.
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University Hills
College Park
Maryland
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