Hill Yorks Celebrate Wedding of Lana York and Paul Hill Jr
Miss Lana Carol York daughter of Mr and Mrs John A York of High Point married Paul Matthew Hill Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hill of High Point in a Sept 21 ceremony at First Methodist Church High Point The couple will live at 1210 N Main St Apt 1 A After a 2 pm service with music by Fielding Kearns the bride wore a taft a gown with Venetian lace and carried a bouquet of white Butterfly roses and tuberoses The reception followed in the church college classroom with family and friends in attendance The bride’s mother and groom’s mother wore crepe sheath dresses and many local residents attended including Mary Anna Faircloth as maid of honor and Ken Cook and Jerry Sheaf as ushers The couple are graduates of Central High School and High Point College respectively and he works at High Point Auto Parts Co.
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Lana Carol York
John A. York
High Point
Paul Matthew Hill Jr
Hill
Douglas Corrider
First Methodist Church
Fielding Kearns
Mary Anna Faircloth
Marie Craven
Ken Cook
Jerry Sheaf
York
High Point College
Central High School
The
High Point Auto Parts Co
N. Main St
Apt. 1
Golo unveils illusion boots from elegant ankle display
Footware designer Golo presents a tall transparent boot that showcases a feminine ankle and curved calf. He also introduces the boot spat designed for rainy weather, resembling a standard heeled shoe paired with white spats for period style.
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Golo
Supreme Forest Wood Circle elects officers at meeting
The Supreme Forest Wood men's Circle elected officers at a Monday evening session at the W. O. W. Home. Eleven members and a guest, Mrs. Betty Overby of Greensboro, district manager, attended. Plans were set to attend a district meeting in Durham on Oct 12. A social followed with refreshments provided by Mrs. Ben Tucker and Mrs. Ruby Craven.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
Betty Overby
Greensboro
District Mana
Durham
Ben Tucker
Ruby Craven
Soaking Dishes Cuts Scrubbing Time and Effort
The article advises dishwashing by soaking utensils in hot suds before washing. After soaking, rinse in hot water and drain dry to reduce scrubbing time and effort.
Newcomers Club Coffee At Witner Home
Mrs. Tom Witner hosted Newcomers Club coffee at her Otteray Drive home with special guest Mrs. Vernon Wendler The Enterprise woman’s editor. Newcomers included Mrs. Dale Brown Mrs. Lee L. Cook and others from several states. The club plans a bridge and canasta luncheon on Oct 8.
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Tom Witner
Otteray Drive
Witner
Vernon Wendler
The
Enterprise
Singer- Fidelity
Philadelphia
Dale Brown
Norristown
Lee L. Cook
Charlotte, Mich
Charles F. Staderman
Tampa, Fla
C. E. Burroughs
Galax, Va
James R. Spence
Fayetteville
Stanley Pressley
Auxiliary Dinner Meeting at Andrews Village Restaurant
The High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary met Tuesday evening for a Dutch dinner at Andrews Village Restaurant. With no president present, Mrs. Bill Dunn was absent. the meeting was led by Mrs. Joe Bland. They discussed the year’s schedule and planned to attend a state fall workshop in Chapel Hill on Oct. 3. The next meeting is scheduled for November.
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High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
Andrews Village
Bill Dunn
Joe Bland
Chapel Hill
Sorority Beta Upsilon Social Chooses Oct 14 Meeting
Members of the Beta Upsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and their husbands held a Monday social with Mrs Lane Greene as social chairman. Low miniature golf scores were posted by Barbara Ridge Carolyn Greene Iris Dull Jack Ridge Phil Strong and Todd Praigg. The group visited Carter's for coffee. The chapter will meet Oct 14 at Mrs Wayne Pierce's home.
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Beta Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lane Greene
Barbara Ridge
Carolyn Greene
Iris Dull
Jack Ridge
Phil Strong
Todd Praigg
Carter
Wayne Pierce
Horneytown Auxiliary To Meet At Fire Station
The auxiliary to the Horney Town Fire Department will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the fire station. An election of officers will be held.
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Horneytown Fire Dept
Short evening coats shift to tweed and camel hair fabrics
Fashion notes that formal wear jackets are moving from brocade and velvet to tweed wool and camel hair for evening coats. The trend emphasizes practical warmth and updated textures in upscale attire.
Xi Upsilon Chapter Holds Annual Meeting at Mrs Williams Home
Mrs. Arthur Williams hosted the Xi Upsilon exemplar chapter meeting on Mont lieu Street. Plans for the year were discussed and committee chairmen were appointed. The group voted to support the Beta Sigma Phi city council service project for the hospital pediatrics ward. Refreshments followed as a recording of the Broadway musical Tovarich played.
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Arthur Williams
Montlieu
Xi Upsilon Exemplar
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
Tovarich
Effects Of Blockades Explained At Meeting
United Daughters of the Confederacy members heard details on the four coastal forts during the War Between the States. Mrs. John Peacock described blockade running to Bermuda Nassau and Havana and Fort Fisher’s fall ending Wilmington Port. The Modern Greece wreck was noted with artillery on display at Fort Fisher.
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North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Peacock
E. Lexington Avenue
N. S. Stirewall
Bermuda
Nassau
Havana
Fort Fisher
Union
Wilmington
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Guilford Optical Co
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Jack Southerland
Newcomers Club
Georgetown
Richard Goertemiller
Baltimore
Dayton Speers
Tom Kelly
George Beaston
Alva Bell
J. E. Everette
Horneytown
Xi Upsilon Chapter
H. P. Morrison
Raleigh
Stirewall
Peacock
W. W. Idol
J. L. Perkins
W. B. Kirkman
Blanche Burgess
S. Main St
Furniture
N. Main
K, Lilly
Sample Shoe Store
Tor Crystal Collectors
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