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On October 3, 1960 Letters Temporary was issued
authorizing Kernersville Chapter No. 205, The Order of
the Eastern Star at Kernersville, North Carolina to insti-
tute an assembly under the dispensation of the Interna-
tional Order of the Rainbow for Girl,s. The Kernersville
Assembly was instituted on Thursday evening, October
27, 1960 by the Winston-Salem Rainbow Assembly No.
37 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Immediately fol-
lowing the institution, 25 girls were initiated. Sunday,
October 30, 1960 in the Moravian Church Fellowship Order of the Rainbow for Girls: 1st row, L to R: Lynn Jordan, Sherry
Simmons, Worthy Advisor, Myra Simmons, Vikki Watson, Mrs. Eleene Jar-
Hall the officers of Kernersville LT were installed by rel, Mother Advisor. 2nd row, L to R: Lin Nelson, Kitty Shields, Ronda
Stephens, Pam Pierce, Susan Brown.
members of the Greensboro Assembly No. 23.
Barbara Lynn Berry was the first Worthy Advisor
and Mrs. Betty Berry the first Mother Advisor. Miss Sue
Wohlford is the present Worthy Advisor and will hold
this office through May 1971. The following girls have
represented the Kernersville Assembly as Grand Officers
at Grand Assembly held each year in June: Barbara
Lynn Berry, Donna Jan Willard, Alice Jane Lingerfelt,
and Lin Nelson. At Grand Assembly in Asheville, N. C. in
June 1970 the Kernersville Assembly was awarded the
Silver Cup as the "Assembly of the Year". This represents
the most outstanding assembly of 49 assemblies over the
state with a combined membership of approximately
Youngblood Truck Lin.es, located on Pineview Street in Kerners-
3500 girls. ville for fourteen years, operates as regular common carrier from North
Kernersville Assembly No. 52, the Order of Rainbow Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia to points in the middlewest.
Youngblood offers direct regular scheduled service on L TL and TL
for Girls is an affiliate of Kernersville Chapter No. 205, shipments to Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and good interline
service to all points in western states.
Order of the Eastern Star and Kernersville Masonic
Lodge No. 669 AF and AM.

Hutchins Furniture Company opened June 1, 1952 as an appliance
and T.V. Store with 1,250 square feet of floor space. Carpet and furniture
was added later and due to increase in business we have expanded three
times. Plans have been made to expand again, making our floor space
10,000 square feet. Pictured are: Thomas Bodenhamer, Gary Hutchins, Marie
Hutchins, Margaret Hutchins, Garland Hutchins, and Bess Winfree.
The Town Shop opened in May 1969. It is owned by Dawn Winfree,
and is located at 134 West Mountain Street. Pictured are Dawn Winfree,
Wanda Champney, Helen Malone and Linda Redman.

Vestal-Pontiac-Buick was purchased bv James Williard Vestal October
15, 1966. Prior to this time he was a used car dealer for twenty years in
Asheboro, N. C. The Kernersville dealership had been held formerly by
John Hastings and Tom Joyce since 1946. ·

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