Judith Gale Thomas Weds Darrell Whitley at Main Street Church
Judith Gale Thomas became the bride of Darrell Whitley in a 5 p.m. ceremony at Main Street Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Stamey officiating. The couple’s parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Whitley. The church featured palms, white gladioli, chrysanthemums, and candelabra. The bride wore a white satin dress with lace overskirt and cathedral train. Music included I Love You Truly and Because. The wedding was described as continuing on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Gayle Thomas
Robert Darrell Whitley
Main Street Methodist Church
Robert Stamey
Oliver Montgomery
Sherman Whitley
Trinity Ve
Fielding Kearns
Carole Kearns
Monette Dawkins
Miss Dawkins
Miss Kearns
Oliver Montgomery Thomas
Ferndale Dr
D. Sherman Whitley
Trinity Ave
Local society notes show multiple weddings and engagements
The column lists several upcoming and recent marriages and engagements. Judith Gayle Thomas becomes Mrs. Robert Darrell Whitley at 5 p.m. yesterday, with family addresses provided. Camille Blissick ties the knot with James Turner Cummings in Jackson Michigan, with parental details. Catherine Hodgin wed Hubert Ethridge Olive Jr at First Presbyterian Church in Thomasville. Beverly Jean Byrd plans a September 4 engagement to Phillip Barry Hunsucker. Vera Mae Williams becomes Mrs. Don Hulin, with Williams and Hulin families named. Ellen Bodie Eichholz engages Paul Irwin Fine of Atlanta. Martha Seagraves becomes Mrs. Arthur Franklin Amick, with Route 2 and local addresses listed. Ellen Diane Bowers becomes Mrs. Ronald Billy Hauser, with families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Ethridge Olive Jr
First Presbyterian Church, Thomasville
Catherine Slover Hodgin
Orion Russell Hodgin
Thomasville
Hubert Ethridge Olive
Lexington
Shower Honors Bride Elect Phyllis Harmon
Miss Phyllis Harmon will be feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Phyllis Hearne at 703 Park Street Tuesday at 7 30. Harmon will marry William Calvin Walker Jr on September 5 in a forthcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Harmon
Phyllis Hearne
Hearne
Park St
Miss Harmon
William Calvin Walker Jr
Woodmen Circle Plans Annual Summer Outing
The Woodmen Circle announces its annual summer outing on Monday at City Lake starting at 6 30 p.m. Members and their families are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
City Lake
Miss Albright and Mr Williams Married in Dillon
Miss Doris Albright and Mr Williams wed on August 1 in Dillon South Carolina. The bride attended Seagrove High School and is employed at Russell Hosiery Mills in Star and now works at a local bank in Biscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagrove
Doris al
Williams
Dillon
S. C
Seagrove ‘High School
Russell Hosiery Mills
Star
Biscoe
Handy to Have Nuts and Cheese Graters for Europe Recipe
A note on small rotary graters with hand cranks that are inexpensive and suited for grating nuts and cheese, useful for preparing European recipes. The item describes simple kitchen tools and their practical use in grating ingredients.
Lt James T Cummings Weds Michigan Girl
Lt James T Cummings of Kokomo Indiana married Miss Camille Blissick of Jackson Michigan in a 1 p m ceremony at St Stanislaus Catholic Church Jackson Michigan The Rev Marion Lisnik officiated Musicians Christine Karazim and Mrs Wayne Allen performed Bride wore silk organza gown with Schliffli embroidery and two tiered skirt Attendants included Margaret Robe Best man Capt Charles M Coward Return trip followed by reception at Falcon Hall Windsor Dr Kokomo Ind The couple will live in Kokomo with Cummings a navigator in the 366th Bomb Squadron at Bunker Hill AFB Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Camille Blissick
St. James Turnner Cummings
High Point
N. c
Marion Lisnick
Christine Karazim
Wayne Allen
Falcon Hall
Cum- Windsor
Kokomo
Ind
Cummings
St. Mary's High School
University of Michigan
Durere Ae Eee
High Point High School
North Carolina State College
Strategic Air Command
366Th
Bunker Hill Afb
Tea to Honor Miss Thomas at Stout Home
Mrs Harold Stout and Miss Margaret Stout host an informal tea at 1030 Wellington on Saturday from 3 to 5 as Miss Judith Gayle Thom guests are invited. Miss Thomas plans to marry on August 29 with Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stout
Margaret Stout
Stout
Wellington
Judith Gayle Thom
Miss Thomas
Thomas
Olive Hodgin Weds Ibert Ethridge Jr in Presbyterian Church
Olive Hodgin and Ibert Ethridge Jr were married at First Presbyterian Church in Thomasville. The ceremony featured Rev. David C. Moss and Dr. J. H. Whitmore officiating, with white tapers and floral decor. The bride wore ivory peau de soie with Alencon lace and carried a cascade bouquet. attendants included Mrs John Nolan Hodgin and Miss Charlotte Anne Olive. Best man was the groom’s father, with ushers John Nolan Hodgin, Lewis Hartzog, and Jack Klass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
Ibert Ethridge Olive Jr
Orion Russell Hodgin
Seville
Hubert Ethridge Olive
Lexington
David C. Moss
J. H. Whitmore
First Presbytterian Church
Inlaw
John Nolan Hodgin
Charlotte Anne Olive
Anne Lewis Hartzog
I Deaux
John No‘lan Hodgin
Lewis Hartzog
Jack Klass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judith Gale Thomas
Darrell Whitley
Beverly Jean Byrd
Ellen Brodie Eichholz
James Turner Cummings
Jackson, Mich
Fred E. Blissick
Turner G. Cummings
Spencer Ave
Phillip Barry Hunsucker
Fred W. Byrd
Madison Ave
George C. Hunsucker
Copeland Drive
Hunsucker
Don Winfred Hulin
Vera Mae Williams
Ieleate Leaton Williams
Eagle S
William Harriss Stanitg
High Po Point
Mr. Hulin
Bernard Eichholz
Atlanta, Ga
Ellen Bodie
Paul Irwin Fine
Julius L. Fine
508
Parkway
Dobert
Ronald Billy Hauser
Ellen Diane Bowers
James A. Bowers
C. M. Hauser Sr
Mrs
Robert Gordon Amick
Miss Albright
Mr. Williams
James T. Cummings
Michigan
Jackison, St. Cummings
Turner B. Cummings
Margaret Robe
Charles M. Coward
James F. Blissick
Olive Hodgin
Presbyterian Church
Walter Newby
Frank Lambeth
Lambeth
Lord Most Holy
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