Year In Music Theme Of Recital
Pupils present two dramatizations of favorite composers Mozart and Chopin selections chosen by group members. Seven girls study moods in The Enchanted Mirror. Three choruses close the program with adult and student participants led by Lora Chapman and Oma Roddy. Phillip Fink, cellist, and Dolores Mills Fink accompany the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fcsonk
Pra Atea Lennie
Linda Boyles
Hilda Simmons
Lemon de
Ranscome
Mozart
Barbara Weldon
Carol Bond
Donna Hayes
Carol Ayers
Martha Morris
Chopin
Carol Perry
Carol Collins
Louise Wilson
Carolyn Bishop
Sue Childress
Betty Hayes
Louise Parks
Pat Miller
Percy Venable
Linda Worrell
Charlene Ball
Lora Chapman
Claude Adkisson
Lara Branacome
Oma Roddy
Phillip Fink
Dolores Mills Fink
the Finks
Miami University
H. P. Mills
Mount Airy
Washington, D. C
U. S. Army Band
Card of Thanks for Oscar Lockaby Death
expresses gratitude for visits gifts and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father Oscar Lockaby and is signed by Mrs. Oscar Lockaby and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lockaby
Miss Key Weds Gary Bobbitt in Pilot Mountain
Patricia Key daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Key of Pilot Mountain married Gary Bobbitt son of Mr and Mrs John Bobbitt of Toast. Rev C T Lackey officiated at White Plains Baptist Church. Bride wore a gray and pink street length dress with white accessories. Special guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Linville of South Boston Va. The couple will reside with the groom's parents after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Key
Pilot Mountain
Patricia
Gary Bobbitt
John Bobbitt
C. T. Lackey
White Plains Baptist Church
Robert Linville
South Boston
Marion-Simpson Family Reunion Announcement
The Marion-Simpson family reunion will be held Sunday at the home of Brady Marion near the city limits of Dobson on the Turkey Ford Road. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion-Simpson
Brady Marion
Dobson
Turkey Ford Road
Miss Grace Vaughn Returns From Visit To Morehead City
Miss Grace Vaughn returns after spending several days as guest of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wagoner at Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Vaughn
Mrs
Kenneth Wagoner
Morehead City
Modern Gardeners Luncheon Notes Club Leadership
The Modern Gardeners Restaurant group held a luncheon with Mrs. Jack Cox as president and Mrs. Johnny Gwyn as vice president. Officers include treasurer Mrs. Jack (But ter) Cox and secretary Mrs. Wayne Greenwood. Guests included Mrs. Carson and other members who received gifts for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Boyles
Raymond Earnhardt
Carson
Jones
Jack Cox
Johnny Gwyn
James Cox
Edward McGee
Strother Smith
Johnny Parkes
Pete Powell
Gordon Hennis
Edward Ashby, Jr
James Mackie
Haywood Merritt, Jr
Tommy Marion
L. J. Moorefield, Jr
Bill Holcomb
Raymond Barnhardt
Circle Meeting of Mrs Roberson Hostesses
Circle 3 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs C B Roberson's home on route 4 Rockford Street Methodist Church with twelve members and two visitors. Lula Turner led the program A Light Unto Our Path. participants included Patsy Bobbitt Lillian Creed Mrs Thurmond Miller and Mrs Arthur Bishop. Mrs Duane Greene read the minutes. after worship and business session refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Rachel Jones and Mrs Lola Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Rockford Street Methodist Church
C. B. Roberson
Lula Turner
Patsy Bobbitt
Lillian Creed
Thurmond Miller
Arthur Bishop
Duane Greene
Rachel Jones
Lola Miller
Two Entertain For Bride Elect Carol Dobson Debut
Two social gatherings honor bride elect Miss Carol Sue Dobson and Miss Debbie Hauser. A Wednesday morning shower at Miss Dobson’s Route 1 home featured corsages and a bride’s book. About 15 guests attended. Miss Simmons will wed Russell Smith June 9 at Flat Rock Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Sue Dobson
Debbie Hauser
Sue Simmons
Miss Dobson
Route 1
Miss Simmons
Russell Smith
Flat Rock Baptist Church
College Sophomore Dance Hosted at Hemrick Terrace
Edward Gerald Hemrick and Richard Armfield hosted a sophomore class dance at the Hemrick home terrace on Rockford Street at Mount Airy High School. About 24 guests attended with recorded music. Chaperones were the hosts' families. Refreshments included hors d oeuvres and colas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gerald Hemrick
Raymond Hemrick
Richard Armfield
BR. B. Armfield
Mount Airy High School
Hemrick
Rockford Street
Armfield
Circle Meeting Voices Faith Program Led by T Ingram
Circle meets at 7 30 p m with program The Need for Inour Faith led by T Ingram preceded by silent prayer Mrs Claude Golding presided in Mrs Otis Moore absence. Officers elected for the year include chairman Mrs Otis Moore co chair Mrs J T Ingram secretary Mrs Reynold McCoy treasurer Mrs Grady Vernon project committee Mrs Chester Jarrell and Mrs L V Hutchens membership committee Mrs W R Lacklear and Miss Mora Nichols. Minutes read and approved eleven members attend one visitor present refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ingram
Otis Moore
Circle
Claude Golding
Cochairman
J. T. Ingram
Reynold McCoy
Grady Vernon
Chester Jarrell
L V. Hutchens
W. R. Lacklear
Mora Nichols
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Winfred King
Mr and Mrs Winfred King of West Poplar Street announce the birth of a daughter Janis Wynne weighing 6 pounds 462 ounces on June 4 at Northern Surry Hospital. Mrs King is the former Betty Jane Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred King
West Poplar Street
Janis Wynne
Northern Surry Hospital
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Walt Disney
Technicolor
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Richard Widmark
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Dean O~ Martin
Hal Walus
20Th Century: Fox
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Eer Tas
Miss Key
Mr. Bobbitt
MR. and
Mrs. Bobbitt
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TV & Radio Service CO
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UALCO
Galloway St
Sonitor
Mount Airy, N. C
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Charles
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