Davidson-Strike wedding held with family roles and reception
The Davidson and Strike families gathered as the couple wed in a formal ceremony. Attendants wore matching taffeta gowns in green pink yellow and navy, with colonial floral bouquets. After a reception at the bride's home the pair left for a trip to Ohio and Georgia, the bride in navy attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Poe
Joyce Mustard
Emilie Davidson, Jr
Judy Hylton
Grady Faulkner
Jack Strike
George M. Strike
William Boyd Ingram
Joe Iawkina
Tommy Renn
Davidson
Betty Jo Taylor
Laurina Virgili
George Keene
Wesley Tagg
Ohio
Georgia
Strike
Beaver High School
McLains Business College
McLains Business College. Mr. Strike
Welch High School
Navy
DeForrest Training, Inc
Chicago
Ill
Central Radio and Television School
Kansas City
Wedding of Miss Tommie McCoy and Carl Roncaglione
Miss Tommie McCoy and Carl Roncaglione wed in Peterstown with Delta Airlines groom and Virginia Intermont graduate bride. Attendants included Miss Ballard and Miss Riley as well as family from Peterstown Amo nate and Welch. Guests from Richmond Charleston Hinton and Baltimore attended the ceremony and reception with gladioli decor and a four tier cake. The couple will live in Richmond after a southern wedding trip and note the groom’s Navy service in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Ballard
Peterstown
Shelly Riley
Uniontown
Lillian Roncaglione
Amonate
Glenn R. Campbell
Staunton
William F. McCelland
Charleston
Hinton
Roncaglione
Harry Hampton Ballard
Welch
John Roncaglione
Lewis B. Hasty
Richmond
James Ballard
Joe McGuire
Grundy
Banner Ball
Pineville
Robert Courtney
Worcester
Mass
Thomas McCoy
Ballard
Sherman Ballard
Elbert Ballard
Felix Ballard
Harry Rolen
H. F. Hughes
Jess Witt
Virginia Ball
Margaret
Jo Ann Garrison
Howard Roncaglione
Virginia Roncaglione
Betty Roncaglione
J. H. Sproles
Pocahontas
Samuel Solins
Ramsey Jones
Wade H. Ballard
Maurice D. Herzburn
Virginia Intermont College
Bristol
West Virginia University
Alpha Xi Delta Social Sorority
United Carbon Company
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Emory and Henry College
Pit Pi Alpha
Alpha Epsilon Delta National
Pi Gamma Mu
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Medical College of Virginia
Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity
Herbert Dorsett
Earl B. Griffee
Chester Harman
J. Howard Anderson
Walter Steen
Maud Christian
A. N. Harris
Robert Gray
Mack Nash
James O. Hall
B. D. Humphrey, Jr
Jack Goodwin
Basil Burgess
S. Lewis B. Hasty
Herbert Brittain
H. G. Humphries
June Humphries
Dorothy Jean Boley
L. L. Sullivan
Mary E. SuLlivan
Langstaff Bowman Wedding Reveals Family Ties and Travel Plans
Miss Langstaff and Capt. Joseph W. Bowman wed in a ceremony with bridesmaids in white net and green taffeta. Guests included family from Nashville and Knoxville. The couple planned a honeymoon to Canada and Maine, then a stay with the groom’s parents in Bluefield before he resumes studies at the University of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Johanna Hill
Janet Sharp
LaPellette
Tenn
George
Langstaff, Jr
Nashville
Helen Hier
Knoxville
Morton C. Carmack
Montgomery
Ala
Jo Ann Jones
Paducah
Joseph W. Bowman
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
George Quigley Langstaff
Morton Carmack
Lemuel W. Boykin
Quint Langstaff
Robert B
Samuel H Langstaff
Canada
Maine
Bowman
Dior
Bluefield
University of Tennessee
Elizabeth Campbell Marries Donald Avent Marrs in Modest Ceremony
Elizabeth Campbell wed Donald Avent Marrs in a formal church ceremony. The bride wore an ivory gown with lace and a train, complemented by a fingertip veil and a coronet of white flowers. Carolyn Campbell served as maid of honor with Frances Wood Thrasher as junior bridesmaid. attendants wore aqua faille with embroidered details and daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Campbell
Donald Avent Marrs
Carolyn Cempiheldeter
Mise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Tommie McCoy
Carl Roncaglione
Delta Airlines
Birmingham
Mrs. Strike
Westinghouse
Paa
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Mehl Eiek
Miss Gottrwetts
Sarmuel Pete Mereree
Masa
Eteger
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