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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1962
Page
12
Miss Fredericka Munday plans a music program for her wedding at Wesley Memorial Church chapel on Saturday. Organist Miss Mae Kirkman and baritone Howard Coble will provide music with Coble singing A Wedding Prayer and The Lord’s Prayer.
A busy schedule features the Business and Professional Women's Club picnic at Mrs. Kate Ragan home, a Women of the Moose chapter night, a WCTU picnic at High Point Friends Meeting shelter, a Hawaiian Luau for Eva Dell Smith and James Peacock Marsh, and multiple bridal and kitchen showers.
Ten tables competed in a masterpoint game at the YWCA with the Mitchell movement directing. North–South winners included Norman Boyles and wife from Greensboro and others from Greensboro and Pleasant Garden. East–West honors went to John Catlin and Wilma Byerly, with several other Greensboro players placing. A sequence of wedding plans for Miss Munday and Mr. Kirkman includes rehearsals, a church ceremony at Emerywood and a Schrafft’s reception.
Miss Pat Bescher received a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Cleo Sears and Miss Tally Barker at Mrs. Sears home. Twenty five guests attended as pink roses corsages were given and prizes from bridal games were donated to the bride elect. An electric blanket was presented as an additional gift. the couple plans to wed August 26 at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church in Greensboro.
Miss Shirley Ann Presnell and Arthur Laurie Pitts III wed at Franklinville Methodist Church with Rev. Raymond J. Hahn officiating. The bride, Elon College alumna and Guilford County teacher, and the groom, Elon graduate and former Air Force veteran, plan to live in Greensboro after a New Orleans honeymoon.
Patricia Perry Slaydon daughter of Mr and Mrs George Slaydon married Richard Moore Maultsby son of Mrs Thomas Stafford and the late Colin Maultsby in a Friday night service at Randolph Presbyterian Church The wedding featured white flowers cathedral candles and a pink and white reception The bride a silk organza gown with Chantilly lace carried a white Bible and orchid The couple plans to reside at 4101 Knollwood Drive After their education and career ties both are connected with local institutions and organizations.
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