Miss Polly Dore Williard Weds Buren Andrews at Home
Miss Polly Dore Williard and Buren F. Andrews Jr. married Friday in a seven o clock home ceremony. Rev. Cecil Wright officiated with music by Mrs. Lelia Payne and Joe Coltrane. The couple will reside in Trinity after a mountain honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Dore Williard
Buren Andrews
Buren F. Andrews Jr
Charlie J. Williard
Cecil Wright
Glenola Baptist Church
Lelia Payne
Joe Coltrane
Edding
Iris Cook Weds Gerald Miller In Denton Nuptials
Miss Iris Pearl Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred B Cook Route 1 and Gerald Wayne Miller son of Mr and Mrs Carson M Miller Route 3 Denton were wed Friday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church officiated by Rev I J Terrell. The couple plan to reside in Denton after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Koontz
Darnell Nance
Rondal Smith
Ralph Cooke
Reece Hedrick
Notra Ida Weaver Weds Ralph McNatt at Brentwood Church
Miss Notra Ida Weaver and Ralph Sidney McNatt married at Brentwood Presbyterian Church in a 7:30 ceremony officiated by the groom’s father. The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with a bouffant skirt and lace headpiece. Out-of-town guests came from Greensboro Rockingham Winston-Salem and other cities. The couple plans to reside at 1703 Bristol Street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lanier
Carson M. Miller
Jimmy
Dwight Miller
Ralph Cook
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Denton High School
Denton
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Notra Ida Weaver
Ralph Sidney McNatt
Harrison Weaver
War- McNatt
High Point
Oregon
Gary Millwood
Peggy Wiley
Kenneth Weaver
Carol Weaver
Katherine McNatt
Ed McNatt
Ij G. Wilson
Rockingham
Bob Williams
McNatt
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Presbyterian College
Clinton, S. C
Borden Company
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Richmond
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Bristol St
Wise Hicks Exchange Chapel Vows in Crossnore Ceremony
Miss Lydia Ann Wise and James Elmer Hicks wed August 15 at the Chapel of the Crossnore School. The double ring ceremony featured pink and blue hydrangeas, a can dlelight satin gown, and a reception at the bride’s grandmother’s home. The couple plans to reside in Swannanoa after a coastal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ann Wise
Lydia Stronach Wise
Crossnore
Charles George Wise
Fort Rucker
Ala
James Elmer Hicks
Newland
Marion Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Crossnore School
Earl M. Miller Jr
Crossnore Presbyterian Church
Kay Wilkins
Dwight Fink
Billie Jo Stout
Lydia Stronach
Altamont
Hicks
Crossnore High School
Dell School of Medical Technology
Asheville
Local Legion post ends meeting with vets and young ladies
Commander Gus Yochem led the Corydon American Legion post at a session attended by 27 old veterans and 23 young ladies. The event highlighted post activities and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon, Ind
Gus Yochem
American Legion
Miss Minnie Kindley and Kenneth Seagraves Wed in Baptist Ceremony
Miss Minnie Louise Kinley daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Kinley and Kenneth Harrison Seagraves son of Mrs James Seagraves were married at Glenola Baptist Church with Rev Cecil Wright officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s relatives home. The couple will reside on Route 7 Greensboro after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Louise Kinley
Homer C. Kinley
Route 8
Greensboro
Kenneth Harrison Seagraves
James S. Seagraves
Glenola Baptist Church
Cecil Wright
Wendell Hodgin
Randleman
Joe Coltrane
High Point
Coletrane
Ruth Michael
Brenda Inman
Keith Lancaster
Elaine
Patsy Joyce
Seagraves
Sumner High School
J. P. Stevens Company
Jesse Joyce
Shawneetown Prepares for Sesquicentennial
Shawneetown Illinois gears up for its 150th anniversary next year sharing a pull with Washington as a city platted by the federal government. Congress created Shawneetown in 1810 to establish a distributing post office for the frontier territory. Located on the Ohio River about 35 miles southwest of Evansville Indiana the town for two decades served as a frontier crossroads for the area that became Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawneetown, Ill
Shawneetown
Washington, D. C
Congress
Frontier Territory
Ohio River
Evansville
Ind
States of
Illinois
October Wedding Vows Planned By Miss Jean Crystal Cooper
The engagement of Jean Crystal Cooper to George Armstead Jones Jr. is announced by her parents Neverson and Jean Cooper of Rocky Mount. Cooper, a former High Point resident and educator, plans to wed Jones, son of George Armstead Jones and his wife of Garner, on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jean Crystal Cooper
Rocky Mount
Neverson Cornelius Cooper
Jean Crystal
George Armstead Jones Jr
George Armstead Jones
Garner
Cooper
High Point
Thief Raids Alvin E. Michael Farm Near Phoenix
A thief struck the Alvin E. Michael farm near Phoenix stealing four goats a dairy cow and 15 laying hens. The incident suggests a costly loss for the farm with livestock valued at high figures locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Alvin E. Michael
Phoenix
Jade linked to five cardinal virtues in Chinese tradition
Chinese tradition ties jade to charity, modesty, courage, justice, and wisdom as core virtues, reflecting cultural reverence for the gemstone.
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Gregg Hughes
Andrews
C. Ralph Williard
Route 3
Trinity High School
Jones Business College
Wachovia Bank and Trust Vy
Mr. Andrews
Buren F. Andrews
Trinity
Archdale Oil Company
C. J. Williard
Gurney Peace
Mesdames
Yvonne Ridge
Eva Williard
Iris Pearl Cook
Gerald Wayne Miller
Notra
Ida Weaver
Miss Wise
Katherine Shell
Roan Mountain
Tenn
Adele Fink
Geerane
Anne Stone
Thomasville
Carol Jean Dellinger
Fanny Kaye Stronach
Statesville
Maid of Honor
Stronach
Benjamin Hicks
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
John Frank Lipps
Dan Vance
Rey Daniels
Charles Evans
Goldsboro
P.C.S
Minnie Kindley
Mr. Seagraves
WedlIn Baptist Vows
Cilberts
Dupont Orion
Diana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Monark
N. Main
Hade Co
Ineo
By Alexis
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main St
Perkinson’s
Jewelers
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