Young Herndon wedding plans released in North Carolina
Mr and Mrs James Moir Young announce the marriage of their daughter Tommie Lou Young to Mr Raymond L Herndon at Seven o clock on September 3 1955 at First Methodist Church High Point North Carolina Attendants include Lois Brown Joyce Young Becke Blackwell and Barbara Tilson for the bride and Walter Herndon Julian White Robert Rogers Jack Pierce Donald Spencer for the groom Minister Rev R G Tuttle will officiate Soloist J W Morgan and organist Norman Acker. Three pre wedding parties are planned with local hosts in Salisbury and Greensboro Check attire guidance notes recommending a tailored shirtwaist and coordinating skirt in cotton fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moir Young
Tommie Young
Raymond Herndon
Tommie Lou
Raymond L. Herndon
First Methodist Church
High Point
North Carolina
Miss Young
Lois Brown
Salisbury
W. K. McLamrock
Joyce Young
Becke Blackwell
Barbara Tilson
Walter Herndon
Atlanta, Ga
Julian White
Robert Rogers
Jack Pierce
Donald Spencer
Greensboro
R. G. Tuttle
J. W. Morgan
Norman Acker
First Baptist Church
Ray Greene
Helen Swaringen
Yadkin Hotel
Joe Gray
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Bride-Elect Feted At High Point Club Event
Mrs. Ava Clapp hosts Friday evening entertainment for honoree Miss Billie Sue Sherman at the High Point Woman's Club event. The program featured socializing and community fellowship in a local club setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Clapp
Billie Sue Sherman
High Point Woman’s Club
Miss Billie Sue Sherman Feted Before Her Planned Wedding
Miss Billie Sue Sherman, who will wed James Johnson this month, was honored at a High Point Woman's Club miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Bill Mason Mrs. E E Clary and Mrs Whit Osborne. A later dinner party at the same club featured a four course meal and gifts for the bride elect with guests including family and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mason
E. E. Clary
Whit Osborne
Billie Sue Sherman
James Johnson
High Point Woman's Club
Miss Sherman
Mason
Greensboro
Ava Lee Clapp
Gaston Johnson
Julius Watkins
E. P. Sherman
J. C. Lambeth
Pat Pendergrass
Peacock And Whitescarver Vows Spoken
The article covers the wedding vows of Peacock and Whitescarver with detailed costumes and notable family backgrounds. It notes the bride as an honor graduate, upcoming degree from High Point College, and extensive civic and sorority involvement. The groom’s education, military service, career, and church activities are detailed, ending with their home in Ahoskie and travel plans.
Church Circles Meet This Week at Green St Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Society of Green Street Baptist Church schedules meetings this week. On Monday at 7 30 p m names like Cross Mrs Neal Brown Ezra Love Fannie Heck and others are listed at various addresses including Carr Street Tipton Street Centennial Avenue and Main Street. Tuesday sessions begin at 10 a m with Della Andrews and Sherwood Curlee then 7 30 p m Lottie Moon Miss Ruby Hutchens mourn. Wednesday 10 a m notes Mary Stevens Nora Haney and 1801 East Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Neal Brown
Carr St
Ezra Love
West End Mission
Fannie Heck
J. G. Workman
Tipton St
Fidelis
C. J. Sears
Centennial Ave
Grant
M. M. Hall
Hilda Callicutt
Park St
Judson
C. W. Albertson
S. Main St
Mary Frances Page
Mary Lou Culler
Westwood
Mary Herring
Borden's Gold Room
Myrtle Platt
City Lake
Mabel Bullard
Ruth Robbins
Josie Teachey
Jefferson St
Della Andrews
Sherwood Curlee
Oak View Rd
Olive
G. W. Davis Jr
Kentucky Ave
Lottie Moon
Ruby Hutchens
Grant St
Mary Stevens
Nora Haney
E. Green
Brewer Fuller Wedding Reception at Fullers’ Home
Mr and Mrs James Raymond Fuller hosted a reception at 2111 Pomona Rd Greensboro last evening for their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs William Brewer after their marriage at Lindley Baptist Church. Guests included the bridal party and parents with Clare Sheffield Sham on Turpin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Raymond Fuller
Pomona Rd
William Brewer
Lindley Baptist Church
Greensboro
Anthony H. Brewer
Petticoat care tips with gelatin stiffening method
Step by step guidance to restiffen limp petticoats using unflavored gelatin dissolved in cold water. Heat water, mix, pour into a container, then dunk the petticoat, remove moisture, roll in a towel, and iron at the appropriate fabric temperature.
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J. W. Blackwell
James Clontz
Blackwell
Gatewood Ave
W. High St
Gaston A. Johnson
Shawn
Sherman
Clapp
Johnson
Enterprise
Joe Rawley
Ava Wagger Co
N. Main St
Peacock
High Point Hgh School
High Point College
Lambda Alpha Phi Sorority
Order of the Lighted Lamp
National Honorary Society
Europe
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Magna Carta Dames
Whitescarver
High Point High School
North Carolina State College
Aiche Chemical Society
Germany
398Th
Department of Industrial Hygiene
Raleigh
Electronic Sound Company
Baptist Student Union
First Baptist
Acme Block Manufacturing Company
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church of
Tampa
Fla
Ana Kmavil
ASA L
Quality TV Ak
Burtner
Green ST
Furniture Company
Burtne
E. Green ST
Green St. Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Sound
Brewer-Fuller
Clare Sheffield
Shamon Turpin
Charles H. Bain
Susan Ham
Wanna Manally Duke
Mary Jean Tinsley
WOUNC
Peggy Smith Deal
ST. Mary's
Petticoat Care
Mason & Hamlin, Sohmer, Chickering, Kimball and Gulbransen
Bland's Music Store
Ans St
Carolina Beauty Supply CO
W. Commerce ST
DIAL
North Wrenn