Rochelle House Featured in National Magazine
Rochelles Build Interesting Contemporary Home at 801 North Dr in High Point showcases three levels built into a sloped lot. The feature highlights windows, an old brick fireplace focal point, a modern kitchen with wall oven, a master suite with black and copper decor, a den with a brick cooking fireplace and woodbox seating, and a striped child’s bedroom utilizing abundant storage space.
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Three-Level Home Blends Woodwork With Natural Site
The Rochelle house at 801 North Dr showcases walnut paneling and ash finishes in a three-level design set on a sloped lot. Built for easy living, it features built-in storage, a coffee switch, exposed beams, and a brick bar, with national attention expected from Living magazine.
Margaret Payne to Wed Edwin White at First Methodist
Miss Margaret Jessie Payne and Edwin Lee White plan a October 16 ceremony at First Methodist Church Point North Carolina. Attendants include sister as maid of honor, bridesmaids, flower girl Kathy Payne, and William M Payne as father of the bride. Pre nuptial events include a bridal shower and tea hosted by relatives.
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Lee White
William McKinley Payne
Margaret Jessie
Edwin Lee White
First Methodist Church
Point
North Carolina
Robert G. Tuttle
T. E. Strickle
Bryant Harris
Miss Payne
William M. Payne Jr
Chilhowie
Betty Allman
A. W. Klemme Jr
Hallie Gilbreth
Jeanne Event
High Point
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Kathy Payne
William M. Payne
Lee R. White
William Smith
Coy Burchfield
Donald Wood
Brideewes
William Mayne Jr
Russell Payne
Monthieu Ave
J. Leslie Andrews
Carrick Ave
Nat’s President Attends Kappa Delta Pledge Ceremony
Mrs. Julianes, national president, presided at the Memorial Chapel ceremony where six alumnae from the former Theta Phi Sorority were pledged into Kappa Delta. Those pledged included Mrs. Arthur Paschal and Misses Ann Latta, Mary Grace Snyder, Marie Essa, Pat Durhardt, and Carol Liner. Afterward, High Point Kappa Delta alumnae hosted a coffee for pledges and faculty.
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Julianes
National Kappa Delta
Theta Phi Sorority
Arthur Paschal
Ann Latta
Mary Grace Snyder
Marie Essa
Pat Durhardt
Carol Liner
High Point Kappa Delta
Sylvia Everhart Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Toddle Time
Sylvia Ann Everhart marked her fifth birthday with a party at Toddle Time Nursery School Tuesday afternoon. Children played age appropriate games while the little honoree and Playmates enjoyed snapshots in pastel colors. Her mother presented a tiny teardoll and carriage to the celebrant.
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Sylvia Ann Everhart
Home gathering hosted on Forest Hill Drive
Mrs. George W. Lyles Jr. hosted a tea at Forest Hill Drive with about 35 guests. Refreshments were served from a table centered with white button chrysanthemums as Mrs. Edward Drake presided at the coffee urn.
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George W. Lyles Jr
Forest Hill
Edward Drake
Hancock Frye Rites Spoken At Crutchfield
The wedding of Mrs. Thelma Frye of Thomasville and Mt. Airy to William S. Hancock of Winston-Salem was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Crutchfield. The Rev. Draughn, bride’s uncle, officiated in a private ceremony witnessed by close relatives and friends. Maid of honor Mrs. Joe Moorefield wore navy blue.
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Crutchfield
Thelma Frye
Thomasville
Mt. Airy
William S. Hancock
Winston- Salem
Mr. Draughn
Joe Moorefild
Airy
Wildflower Society Plans State Meeting at Cumberland Knob
The North Carolina Wildflower Preservation Society will hold its fall meeting at Cumberland Knob on Oct. 17. Parkway naturalist William G. Lord will guide the field trip. State publicity chairman Mrs. R. B. Moore of this city says more information will be released later.
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North Carolina
Notable wedding rites mark Han cock nuptials in Winston-Salem
The couple exchanged vows with a nosegay of mixed flowers and James Frye as best man, son of the bride from Fort Lee Virginia. After Oct. 10 they will live at 4021 Robin Hood Road in Winston-Salem.
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Fort Lee
Hancock
Robin Hood Ra
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Home Demonstration Group to Tour UN Centers
Twenty five home demonstration women from northwestern North Carolina depart Raleigh Monday for Washington and New York to study the United Nations structure and functions. They will join other state club members and meet figures such as Eleanor Roosevelt and Clark Eichelberger to discuss plans for local UN involvement and safety initiatives.
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North Carolina
Washington
New York
United Nations
Ruth Current
Hudson Park
Eleanor Roosevelt
Frank Graham
Clark Eichelberger
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