White Plains Bride Weds Cana Man at Grace Moravian Church
Miss Lottie Lane Key daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Elmer Key of White Plains married William Joseph Dix Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Joseph Dix of Cana Va at 230 pm Sunday June 6 with Rev C D Crouch officiating. The couple will reside at 228 Orchard Street. Mr Dix is son of Mr and Mrs C M Oliver of Blackstone Va. Miss Helderman is sister of Mrs John S Jordan of this city. The wedding is planned for July 25 at Ardmore Methodist Church Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Lane Key
Lawrence Elmer Key
White Plains
William Joseph Dix, Jr
William Joseph Dix
Cana
Grace Moravian Church
C. D. Crouch
Mr. Oliver
C. M. Oliver
Blackstone, Va
Miss Helderman
John S&s. Jordan
Ardmore Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Family Reunion at Green Harbour Old Home Place
Family members gather Sunday June 20 at Green Harbour's old home place about 1 percent miles north of Loviit's Cross. Attendees are invited and asked to bring a basket of food.
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Green Harbour
Loviit's Cross
Thompson Furniture Store Employees Feted at Barbecue
Mr and Mrs Roy Hutchens hosted Thompson Furniture Store employees at their home on Churca Street Saturday evening. The event honored the employees and their wives with a barbecue supper and special guest treatment for the wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hutchens
Thompson Furniture Store
Churca Street
Rockford Methodist Class Feted At Weiner Roast
Mrs. Otis Moore's intermediate Sunday School class from Rockford Street Methodist Church was entertained with a weiner roast at Veterans Park on Friday. After the outdoor meal the group played a softball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Moore
Rockford Street Methodist Church
Veterans Park
Friends W M S Meet At Parsonage
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Friends Church will meet at the parsonage Monday at 8 p m with Mrs Rueben Payne and Mrs Ruth Simmons as co hostesses. Mrs Robert Jones, program leader, will discuss Christian Homes and Mrs Lelia Welch will give the devotionals.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Rueben Payne
Ruth Simmons
Robert Jones
Mrs. Trent Harkrader Hosts Three-Table Bridge Club
Mrs. Trent Harkrader entertained her three-table bridge club at her South Main Street home with roses and early summer flowers. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Poy for high score, Mrs. Frank Sydnor for second high, Mrs. D. C Lewis for visitor high, and Mrs. Locke Webb for visitor second high. A remembrance was given to out-of-town guest Mrs. Bill McFall. Refreshments of sandwiches and colas followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent Harkrader
Bridge Club
South Main Street
Howard Poy
Prank Sydnor
D. C Lewis
Locke Webb
Bill McFall
Ted Robertson
Miss Mary Ruth Moore Honored At Boone
Moor of Lon gap elected enlistment vice president of the Baptist Student Union at Appalachian State Teachers College for the summer term starting June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Moore
Boone
Mary Ruth Moor
Longap
Baptist Student Union
Appalachian State Teacher's College
Miss Ruth Human Hosts Senior Dance at Veterans Barn
Miss Ruth Human entertained Mount Airy High School seniors and dates with a dance in Veterans Barn at Veterans Park on Wednesday June 2 from 8 p m to 11 p m. About 100 teenagers attended as Knights of Melody orchestra from Winston Salem provided music. Intermission refreshments of cakes and cookies were served. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Harry White and Misses Shirley Carter Nancy Pulton and Hazel McCraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Human
Mount Airy High School
Veterans Barn
Veterans Park
Harry White
Shirley Carter
Nancy Pulton
Hazel McCraw
Mrs. Spain Hosts Shower for Mrs. Hawks
Mrs. W. H. Spain entertained about 50 friends at her South Main Street home on Friday June 4 to honor her daughter Mrs. Anne Hawks with a bridal shower. The group enjoyed bingo with prizes awarded and later opened gifts while peach shortcake punch peanuts and mints were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spain
South Main Street
Anne Hawks
Ruth Booker and A Clifford Gentry Wed at Haymore Church
Miss Ruth Booker became the bride of A Clifford Gentry at Haymore Memorial Baptist Church Rockford Street in a Sunday ceremony at five o clock The bride wore a handmade blue hat and veil with white accessories and pink rosebud corsage The groom is the son of the late Mr and Mrs J L Gentry and works at the shipyard in Newport News Virginia They prepared to travel for a wedding trip after the ceremony
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Smithfield
Gentry
J. L. Gentry
Newport News
Renewal note from longtime subscriber in Pilot Mountain
W Y Davenport of Pilot Mountain North Carolina encloses renewal for The NEWS with a credit label. Davenport says he has followed the Yadkin Valley News since its early days and wishes to continue his subscription for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkin Valley News
Jayson
Hemmings Graduates From Presbyterian Junior College
Hugh Hemmings completes studies at Presbyterian Junior College and plans special work before entering Davidson College this fall.
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Hugh Hemmings
Presbyterian Junior College
Terian
Davidson College
Local Girls Win Awards At Virginia Intermont
The graduation exercises at Virginia Intermont College in Bristol highlight award recipients including local girls honored for achievements during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Intermont
Virginia Intermont College
Bris
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Society News
Calvin McNeil Onors
Mrs. Robertson
Orchard Street
Lottie Key
W. J. Dix Jr
Rockford Methodist Sun
Lelia Welch
Mrs. Trent Harkrader
Winsdale Royon
Watson
Main St
Mt. Airy, N.C
Miss Ruth Human
Knights of Melody
Winston- Salem
Mrs. Spain
Hawks
Boyes
Georgeous
Albover
Ruth Booker
A. Clifford Gentry
Herring Circle
W. Y. Davenport
Pilot Mountain, N. C
Sankey L. Blanton
First Baptist Church
Blanton
School of Religion
Wake Forest College
Mt. Airy Supply
Wade H. Davis
Mgr
Lebanon and South Sts
Mts Nation
Dad
Botany
McGregor
Hickok
Cheney
Knox
Bostonian Shoes
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