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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1964
Page
17
Miss Sylvia Carolina Shepherd of Sanford wed Mr. Hawk Thomas Thomas in a Congregational Church ceremony decorated with yellow blooms. The couple will reside at 114 West Lewis Street Whiteville. Both carry degrees from regional universities. he has forestry work in North Carolina.
Linda Darlene Kinley of Route 4 is engaged to Thomas Harrison Adams of Route 4. The couple plans to wed after October 10. Adams serves in the United States Navy aboard the U S S Waldron.
The junior board of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs announces plans and emphasis on Children and the Home. Mrs Morton L Union of Fayetteville is named director of juniors while Mrs W P Reynolds Jr of Clinton chairs the Caswell committee and Mrs William Stark of Henderson chairs the Murdoch committee.
Starr Sherman daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester J Sherman married Larry Norman Lewis yesterday at 7 30 p m in the First Reformed United Church of Christ Rev John Settlemyre officiated the ceremony Lewis is son of Mrs Thelma Lewis Robinson and Thomas Norman Lewis both of Asheboro The altar held white gladioli chrysanthemums and greenery The organist Mrs Robert Cress and vocalist Miss Lynne Howell provided music The bride wore a white satin gown with lace bodice and detachable chapel train Her veil was held by a pearl crown The gown and accessories were made by her mother Maid of honor was Miss Mary L Sherman The bridal party wore white peau de soie gowns with pearl accessories and carried ivy cascades The wedding included listed attendants and guests with a best man and other relatives noted See STARR Page 10-B.
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