Miss Bright Weds Bobby William Shook at Main Street Church
Nancy Bright and Bobby William Shook exchanged nuptial vows Sunday at Main Street Methodist Church in a ceremony at 5 o clock. Rev. Melvin Palmer officiated with music by Richard Hallman. The bride, a local teacher, and groom, a chemistry student, plan to reside at William and Mary Apartments after a wedding trip. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Marion, New Bern, Winston-Salem, Lexington, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Bright
Bobby William Shook
S. Main St. Methodist Church
George Garland Bright
Mr. Shook
Bill Shook
Melvin Palmer
Lexington
Main St. Methodist Church
Richard Hallman
Elizabeth Prettyman
Faye Wright
Alice Bright
Taylorsville
Carolyn Horne
Fayetteville
Joan Harlow
Washington, D. C
Peggy Shook
George Bright
High Point
Fr. Jackson
Robert Bright
Bill Wright
Fred Southard
Winston- Salem
Dick Sale
John Balfour
Lumber Bridge
W.C.U.N.C
Hasty’ High School
High Point College
William and Mary Apts
J. T. Harlow
New Bern
Davis Bright
Marion
Nelda Murray
Marion Padgett
O. M. Lipe
Spartanburg
Winston-Salem
West Jefferson
Thomasville
Raleigh
Community schedule of engagements and showers
A busy array of greetings and social events unfolds across the region with luncheons, teas, showers, and a wedding rehearsal. Notable participants include Miss Peggy Tobias, Mrs. Paul Friedman, Mrs. Arnold Aronson, Miss Julia Smith, Miss Barbara Totten, and Miss Betty Floyd among others at homes, hotels, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Freidman
Peggy Tobias
Paul Friedman
Sheraton Hotel
Philip Davis
Betsy Davis
Florham Avenue
Edgar Edpoop
Peggy Smith
Arnold Aronson
Sedgefield Inn
Charles Thomas
Julia Smith
Kernersville Road
Betty Totten
Myrna Hulin
Margaret Lambeth
Barbara Totten
Woman's Club
Barbara Ruth Totten
Marlene Stanley
Mesdames
S. S. Williard
J. D. Nelson
B. C. Nelson
C. W. Nelson
W. C. Nelson
Archdale
Bob Thompson
Betty Floyd
Model Farm Rd
Bridal cake cutting honors Bright and Shook wedding
Miss Nancy Gwendolyn Bright and Bobby William Shook celebrated their forthcoming marriage with a cake cutting at the bride elect’s home after a rehearsal. Hosts included the Bright and Shook families with guests directed to the gift room and dining area by relatives and friends. The three tiered cake featured double rings and love birds, with pastel flowers and pink candles completing the table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gwendolyn Bright
Bobby William Shook
S. Main St. Methodist Church
George Garland Bright
Shook
William Shook
Robert Bright
Taylorsville
Bill Wright
Joan Harlow
Washington, D. C
Gordon Poston
Irene Shook
Statesville
Mr. Shook
J. T. Harlow
New Bern
J. R. McCain
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman Hosts Bridal Shower for Janet Langley Teague
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman entertained at her 312 Otteray Drive home for bride Janet Langley Teague. Guests, including Mrs. T. C. Langley and Miss Anne Langley, enjoyed summer flowers, a buffet breakfast, and a gift of favorite recipes plus a corsage for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Teague
W. G. Kirkman
Otteray Dr
T. C. Langley
Anne Langley
Fall fashion highlights violet and amethyst hues
The piece notes high fashion color for fall centers on violet or amethyst. It predicts these tones appearing in tweeds as well as in suits and coats.
QES Names Two Committees Plans District Meeting
High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple. Officers presided as two committees were appointed and invitations read for events honoring grand officials. A district meeting for the 13th District is set for Asheboro on September 15 with an official visit on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Burnette Spencer
Herbert Oglesby
Rainbow Camp
Evelyn Caldwell
Bernice Walters
Grace Oglesby
Ruth Meacham
Overseas ‘Relief Fund
Lydia
Bessie R. Mangum
George H. Booth
Rocky Mount
Greensboro
Rob Morris
North Carolina
Masonic and Order of the Eastern
John C. Vance
Marise Conyers
Edward E. Hood
Randolph
Asheboro
Weatherly
Ramseur
Officers Club
Temple
Teachers Banquet Planned For Sept 10 By PTA Group
High Point PTA leaders set the annual teachers banquet for September 10 at 6 30 pm. The event will be held in the Senior High School cafeteria with Mrs E L Grimsley presiding and committees named for program, food, invitations, tickets, favors and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Group
High Point
E. L. Grimsley
O. A. Kirkman
Ada
Oak Hill School
VFW Auxiliary 1960 To Meet Thursday
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign War Post 1960 will meet tomorrow evening at the post home on Burton St. The session is scheduled for 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Post
Burton St
Michigan's first paper mill built at Raisinville in 1834
Michigan history notes the earliest paper mill was established in 1834 at Raisinville marking the state's early industrial beginnings and papel production growth in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Raisinville
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Miss Bright
Bobby William
Ann Hicks
N. Main St
Hicks-Grose
Sherwood Methodist Church
Norma Dutton
EB. Green St
Claudia Herndon
Steele St
Carol Lewis
J. J. Armentrout
Ansell Béck
C. W. Cleveland
Donna McCain
Delmer Parrish
Smith St
Jesse B. Kennedy
Kitsie Mec Lamb
Rollins St
Wanda Ridge
John Surrett
Carolina Avenue
William Mears
Clell Spurgeon
High Point Woman's Club
M. T. Hicks
Hicks Grose
C. B. Breylen
Judy Breylen
EB. Farriss Ave
Sa Roebuck and CO
Mrs
John T. Ellis & Co
Ladies Fine Apparel
Main St
YMCA
Jarrell
Severatenene Visual Training
Church Street
QES
Monark Shade Co
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Sears
North Main Street
U/S
Homart
Craw
VFW
En Ees
Williams Flowers
High St
Oy Hsb
Eld Saeed Har
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