Miss Clement Hosts Dance For About Fifty Friends
Miss Elaine Clement entertained about 50 friends at a Wednesday evening dance in Reeves dining room. The room featured a black music symbol theme with pink and black streamers. Refreshments included Mambo punch cookies and nuts. Nancy Thomas supervised entertainment. chaperones were Mrs Clement, Mia Mary Clement Mrs Bill Hawks and Mrs Mary Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Clement
Reeves
Nancy Thomas
Mia
Mary Clement
Bill Hawks
Mary Carlton
Fourteenth Birthday Surprise Party For Jackie Bowman
Jackie Carel Bowman daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Bowman was honored on her fourteenth birthday with a surprise party and weiner roast at their Korner Street home. Relatives and friends including Linda Key Gail Key Janis Hall Elaine Clement Annetta Taylor Crystal Belton Charles Hennis Freddie Goins and Jimmy Harris attended the event on Monday evening. Jackie received many gifts and enjoyed party games on the back lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Carel Bowman
Andrew Bowman
Korner Street
Linda
Weiner
Jackie
Gail Key
Janis Hall
Elaine Clement
Annetta Taylor
Crystal Belton
Charles Hennis
Freddie Goins
Jimmy Harris
Shower honors Mrs Don Parries in bridal party
Mrs Ernest Draughn and Mrs Herman Marshall hosted a brind shower Friday June 1 at 7 30 p m in Mrs Draughn s home for Mrs Don Parries recent marriage. Guests enjoyed refreshments of cakes mints pickles and colas with a green and yellow color scheme and mixed flower arrangements. The hostess presented Mrs Parkes with a corsage matching the shower theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Draughn
Herman Marshall
Don Parries
Mrs Frank and Becky Visit Washington D C
Mrs John P Frank and her daughter Becky left Monday to tour Washington D C visiting Mr and Mrs Grady Frank. They plan to return Monday. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Harris spent the weekend in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Frank
Becky
Grady Frank
Washington, D. C
Fletcher Harris
Elizabeth
Guests mingle with local families in weekend visits and travels
City and Nag's Head guests of Atty and Mrs Jack A Jennette join daughter who stayed with Mrs Closs Jennette at Salem College. Nurse Mary Faye Williams visits parents in Winston-Salem. Various families host friends from Charlotte Chapel Hill and Boston. trips include Florida tours and Wake Forest graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nag’s
Atty
Jack A. Jennette
Closs Jennette
Salem College
Mary Faye Williams
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
B. EB. Williams
London Lane
Winston-Salem
Moses
Josie Ingham, Sr
Raymond Smith
James Newsome
Flint
Mich
Jo Anne Wier
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Buck White
Baptist Hospital
Jack Ledford
Greenville
U S. C
al Hawks
al, Jr
Henry Ussery
William
Fayetteville
B. E. Williams
R. B. Fearon
Boston
Mass
Paul D. Webster
Paul Webster
Wake Forest College
Phil Webster
Archie Dobson
Gayle
Carol Sue
Dorothy
Exie Hylton
Florida
J. L. Cockerham
Charlotte
J. W. Carter
C. A. Stewart
Sharon
Kent
R. B. Pruett
Metroit
Pruett
Sally C. Carter
Preston J. Taylor
Claude Johnson
William Campbell
Southern Baptists and Families Move Amid Convention News
Local families attend the Southern Baptist Convention in Kansas City Missouri then plan relocations and travels. Wayne Pack moves to Norfolk Virginia for a Crowder Litho job while C W Melton and sons head to Washington DC after visiting family. Other residents visit Norton Virginia and UNC Chapel Hill students sail from New York to Europe with the Childress family in Frankfurt and stay in England Holland Belgium before return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Baptter
Kansas City
Wayne Pack
Norfolk, Va
Pack
Crowder Litho Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Clement
Mrs. Parries
RCA Whirlpool
Heart OF
Whiper
Carter Furniture Co
Main
Mount Airy, N. C
Chenille
Ist
Brassieres
Waffle Iron Grill
Mrs. C. W. Melton
Steve
Dave
Saturay
Mr. Melton
Lille Pope
Durham
Mra
Fred Norman
Mary Massey
Norton
Haywood
Anne En Gokishoro
McRae
We. Dent
UNC
Chapel 1
New York City
USB New Amsterdam
Southhampton
England
Holland
Belgium
Frankfort
Germany
Jack , Childress
Guente
Hey
M. H. Jackson
Vaney Gap
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