Peggy Lloyd Wm. A. Tucker Wed in Thomasville Ceremony
Miss Peggy Lloyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Milton Lloyd of Thomasville united in marriage with William Austin Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Jack Austin Tucker Clifton Forge Va in the First Methodist Church Thomasville The Rev Harold Ross Simpson officiated The bride wore a candlelight satin gown with seed pearl embroidery and a cathedral train The groom's party included brothers from Clifton Forge and Thomasville The couple will reside in Winston Salem after Sept 1 both taking teaching positions with Forsyth County Schools
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Thomasville
Peggy Lloyd
Fred Milton Lloyd
William Austin Tucker
Jack Austin Tucker
Clifton Forge
Harold Ross Simpson
Hickory Grove Methodist Church
Charlotte
Dorothy Taylor
Frank Townsend
Bob Tucker
Everett Tucker
Jack Tucker
Donars Ap Thomasville
the Ride
Ruth Lloyd
Jack Baugh Jr
Durham
Patricia Hankley
Janie Matthews
Galax
Patricia Ann Lloyd
James Correll
Covington
J. N. Garland
Falls Church
Nina Long
Yadkinville
A. T. Disher
Winston-Salem
Glenn Nichols
Robert Jones
Bennia Joe Carpenter
Don Holland
Gray Street
Joseph Milton Lloyd
High Point
Goodbys
Herbert A. Lloyd
Peterson
Gunter Brendle Nuptials Planned At Trinity Church
Miss Pat Gunter and Kent Brendle announce wedding plans at Trinity Methodist Church with Dr F C Lester to officiate. The couple set to wed Saturday August 29 with a full bridal party named including Delifias Core as matron of honor and several bridesmaids and ushers from Greensboro Jonesville Lexington High Point Asheboro. Betty Ann Sain to play organ and Willie Davis to sing. A lawn party honor for the bride precedes the service.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Pat Gunter
Kent Brendle
Booneville
F. C. Lester
Congregational Christian Church
Asheboro
Delifias Core
Greensboro
Bill Pinnix
Jonesville
T.G. Madison
Hugh Connor
High Point
Brendle
Betty Ann Sain
Willie Davis
Poindexter Hug gins Bridal Party Breakfast and Cake Cutting
Mr and Mrs W D Bulla hosted a wedding party breakfast at 11 30 in the Sheraton Room of the Sheraton Hotel with the Poindexter Huggins party present. A rehearsal night cake cutting followed at the Theodore Ballard home with Mary Layne Ballard assisting and elaborate pink and blue bridal decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bulla
Poindexter-Huggins
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Theodore Ballard
Mary Layne Ballard
Wood Hutchins Reception Held by Bride’s Parents
The wedding reception for the Wood Hutchins ceremony was hosted by the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Ira A Hutchins at their East Green Street extension home. Guests included the bridal couple the groom's parents and wedding party members with white gladioli aster and gypsophila decor and a three tiered cake. A rehearsal party followed at the bride’s parents home with ice cream and cake served.
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Dresden
Myrtle Davis
R. B. Moore
Ray Wardell
H. D. Sechrest
Goodbys
Kenneth Thuraday
City Lake
Wood- Hutchins
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ira A. Hutchins
East Green Street
E. A. Poa
Floyd Morgan
Edwin Hutchins
Barbara Jean Morgan
Small-Morton Rites Spoken At Sophia In Home Ceremony
Miss Fale Morton and James Small of Sophia united in marriage in an at home double ring ceremony Friday August 7 at 8 o clock The ceremony was officiated by Reverend James Bork of Glendale Baptist Church with music by Mrs Lelia Payne and Stamey Pierce The couple wore attire described and were attended by Mrs Glenn Woods sister of the bride After reception at home the couple left for a Florida wedding trip they plan to reside in Sophia both graduates of Randleman High School
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Fale Morton
James Small
Sophia
Aps
Brr
Aewie Cel
Ce A James Bok
Glendale Ba
Lofficia
Lelia Payne
Stamey Pierce
Glenn Woods
Thomasville
Clinton Brown
Billy Beck
Stamey Stroud
W. A. Morton
Miss Trepke To Be Feted Tuesday
Miss Sallie Trepke, soon to wed Donald Brown on August 29, will be honored at a dessert bridge Tuesday. Mrs. George Holland and Miss Nancy Lewis host at Mrs. Holland’s mother Mrs. H. G. Roth rock’s home on Woodrow Avenue. Spiced whipped cream enhances peach or apple cobbler with nutmeg cinnamon and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Trepke
Donald Brown
George Holland
Nancy Lewis
Holland
H. G. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
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Wm. A. Tucker
Tucker
Thomasville High School
Apachian State Teachers College
Mr. Tucker
Brevard College
Brevard
Appalachian State Teachers College
West End
Forsyth County Schools
N. Liberty Extension
Gunter-Brendle
Woorton
G. M. Small
TEL
Glenhaven
Tobias
Armc
Liso
Mademoiselle
Tobias Famous Maker Pin Money Suits
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