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Gay and Doll Ball. DoO Hfll la
Davidson-Tyler BTwo
o'clock (2:00 p.m.) Satu
~ Miss" Joyce" Ann Tyler and Sylvt
man and wife in Salem Baptist
Sheehan officiating.
The David Snillman Tvlers of
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the bride. She attended Piedmc
Carolina Narrow Fabric Co.
. Davidson is employed by Jimi
son of Mrs. Jessie Baskin ai
attendant was Miss Lillie Tayloi
Corine Tyler and Audrey Davi
Best man was Darryl Swygert
Donald Blackman. A reception
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A newly organized Club "14'
residence of Madam Va. Brown
after a social hour of games, chi
prospective members were
Brockman, Alyce Cannon, Fay
Tanya Payne. The. repast
sandwiches, mints, and nuts 1
Anniversary
The Lester Craines of the cifr
children in conjunction with tl
The proud parents were treate
West and later to a church prog
and congratulated by the misti
are: The James Dunaways of
Winston-Salem and The Warre
was. enjoyed by all.
A Birthday "<
Sharon Amos was the surpr
friends of the Woods Apts. "g
the surprise of her life on her (c
menu consisted of open-faced
mixed drinks, and various c
socialites present were: The Ma
Beverly and Bobby Knox of A
Rainey, Stan Stephenson and C
Tt.a offoir u/ac rpallv a relaxii
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Friends of Ron Dallinger weT
the twin city for the weekend i
and called up what had been cl<
to come over at the "spur of tV
together" that ended up be
dropping by the Ted Andrews
included Ann Wilshire, Suzam
Moore, Jerry Blake, Staffon
Carlene Morgan, Ann Vales, I
Jones. After really jamming rr
them, finished the evenipg w
Restaurant. Ron is a former j
enrolled at Temple Univ. in
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bite ?4*y recent festivities at
past National President.
ecome Davidsons
rday was the magical hour for
;ster Davidson for they became?
Church with the Rev. Dr. E.C.
West 24 Vt Street are parents of
>nt Bible College and works for
ny Bates Painting Co. and is the
id Sylvester Davidson. Honor
r. Bridesmaids were Mistresses
dson.
. Ushers were Keith Lowery and
i followed the ceremony.
tertained
' was recently entertained at the
A delicious repast was served
it-chat and prizes. Members and
Mesdames Ann Fair, Julia
e Harrison, Ann Grimsley, and
consisted of canapes, finger
with a choice of beverage.
f Celebration
y were recently honored by their
heir 38th wedding anniversary.
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ram where they were recognized
ess of ceremony. Their children
Brooklyn, The Larry Sumlers of
n Spencers of Durham. The fete
)n The Town"
ised one on Sunday when her
anged up on her" and gave her
>ops!) 29th birthday. The festive
sandwiches, an assortment of
hips and dips. Among those
inly Acklins of Portsmouth (Va.),
tlanta, Karen Feemster, Fannie
Charlotte Hill all of the twin city,
ig as well as enjoyable one!
tl "Jam"
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e so happy to nave mm reium iu
that they just got on the "horn"
3se friends of his and asked them
le moment" for an informal "get
ing a dyn-o-mite jam! Friends
residence on behalf of Dallinger
ie Stanford, Jay Mcllwain, Dawn
J Stevenson, Michael Gregory,
.eo Williams, A. Wall, and Chris
tost of the socialites, at least 8 of
ith a delicious meal at Scorpiovs
grad student at WFU but is now
Philadelphia.
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Guys And Dolls Say,
'We,
Boasting an organizational at
motto that says, "We are M
together" and literally ptov- w?
ing it to be a fact, Gamma gt
Chapter of Guys and Dolls, Hi
Inc. put the "extra sheen " Sa
into the ballroom of the Hilton gi
fnr? last eyening as they Ps
hosted their annual pre- M
Christmas formal dance. be
The "lites" of society se
dazzled briohtlv from 10:00 'til B,
2. and finished off indeed ai
PROPER ? with the most D
delicious breakfast around! th
"Dancing on air" to the M
tantalizing and mesmerizing ot
sounds of Dr. Fred Tanner's
Ebony Music Company who
thrilled and chilled the
audience with renditions of
"The Way We Were" and
"Sun Goddess" were socialites
galore including Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Shepherd, Attorney
and Mrs.. David H.
Wagner, The Marvin Dunlaps,
Guy and Doll Sam Hill
(of Charlotte) and the Wither
Donovants of High Point who
were all guests of Guy and
Doll Benjamin Warren.
Guy and doll "Rudy" Boone
(original charter members)
entertained at their table The
Rupert Bells, The Marthainel
Lintons, Madam Annie Penn,
Mrs. Wardell Hill and L.E.
Anderson, Sr.. and of course
thp tiilpntpH Rnnnp Hfliiohtpr
Sharon.
Making sure . that everything
was right on "T" for
their guests were the
Thurmond Simpsons who
enjoyed the company of Dr.
and Mrs. Nathan Simms, The
Jacob Johnsons, The John
Mclntyres, The James Timmonses,
and The James
Williamses. Guy and Doll
Victor Johnson chatted and
socialized with their guests
who were The Jessee
Hymeses, The William Hoilinnr
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McKees, The Joseph Williamses,
and Coach and Mrs. Bill
Hayes.
"Partying To Perfection"
were The Chalmers Youngs
and their guests Bob ^md
Nancy Harrison, Virgil and
Marion Simpson, George and
Margaret Allen, and Jimmy
and Mary Andrews. Determined
not to \ht an ounce of
fun go by were societal flings
"Dot" Murphy, Clara Hauser,
Adrian and Beverly Toney,
Harold and Elizabeth Holmes,
The John L. Tanners (Jr.), The
Lewis G. Tuckers, Willard
Tanner and Sharyn Cuthrell
who really got on down and
m a ? o #4 f
I^drucu iiaiu;
Enjoying, along with all the
other niceties of the evening,
the time of their lives were
The Leroy Worleys, The John
Hausers, The Roman Robinsons,
and" Dr. Frederick
"Doc" Douglas and Mrs.
Betty Johnson. Formally
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tired Guy and Doll Clifton
atthews made it a night
arth remembering for their
tests who included The
erman Burneys, The C.I.
iwyers, Ms. Mavis Lloyd and
lest William McKoy, Doll
lulette Epps and Mr. and
Irs. Fred Artis of Greens>ro.
The Vance R. Cabines>c
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oseboro, Annette Robinson
id Sandra Miles. The Samuel
rapers were there and so wer
ie William Toneys, Dr. and
trsT Eddie Robinson, and
:hers who really had a ball!
A scrumptous breakfast
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served promptly at 12:30
consisted of Va. fried apples,
southern cooked hash browns,
buttered grits, eggs benedict,
sausage, ham, bacon, Danish
pastry, hot biscuits, coffee,
and juice was enjoyed by all
the party-goers and their
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guests, standing in line ior tne
"re-fueling" process were
The John W. Moores, The
Willie J. Simons, The James
Rollinsons Jrs., The Leslie
Venables, and Mrs. Mary.
Benton and guest. Now of
course the Warren Oldhams?
came out and enjoyed
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