Debra Lynn Smith Weds Steven Williams In 1975 Nuptials
Debra Lynn Smith and Steven Lewis Williams united in marriage at First Wesleyan Church in a 7 p.m. ceremony. The bride, daughter of Coy and Joy Benfield, wore off white silk chiffon with a victorian neckline and orange pink braid trimming, and a wide brim lace hat. Rev. J A Grout officiated. Dana Smith gave the bride away. Attendants included Lindy Snow as matron of honor, Cindy Hines and Kim Williams as bridesmaids, Tammy Dawns King as junior bridesmaid, Casey Hines as best man, and ushers Sidney Barker and Jimmy King. The couple will reside in High Point. A church reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Wesleyan Church
Debra ‘Lynn Smith
Steven Lewis Williams
Coy Benfield
Lexington Ave
Clarence Williams
Jamestown
J. A. Grout
Williams
Charles Hoover
Jerry Farlow
Dana Smith
Lindy Snow
Cindy Hines
Kim Williams
Tammy Dawns King
Casey Hines
Sidney Barker
Jimmy King
Andrews High School
Deca Club
Royals, Inc
High Point Central High School
Food World
High Point
Nurses Conference Planned in Thomasville Event
A conference presented by the North Carolina Association of Industrial Nurses will be held Friday and Saturday at the Thomasville Furniture Co. Topics include The Nurse's Role in Industrial Toxicology and Environmental Exposures. Registration via Susan Walker at Burl-Craft Plant. One CEO will be awarded for 10 contact hours from Davidson Community College. All area nurses invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
N.C. Assn. of Industrial
Thomasville ‘Furniture Co
E. Main St
Susan Walker
Burl-Craft Plant
Gilmer St
Burlington
Davidson Community College
Amanda Rowland Weds Orrin Magill in September vows
Amanda Carolena Rowland and Orrin Rankin Magill plan a September 27 wedding at First Presbyterian Church. Miss Rowland, daughter of Marion Cruzer Rowland Jr., is a High Point Central and Stratford College alumna near completing a psychology degree at High Point College. Magill, son of Orrin Rankin Magill Jr., is McLean High School and High Point College graduate in history and political science, employed by Termplan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cruzer Rowland Jr
Wickliff Ave
Amanda Carolena
Orrin Rankin Magill
Orrin Rankin Magill Jr
Westmoreland St
McLean
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Rowland
High Point Central High School
Stratford College
Danville
Sheila Martin Says Vows With John H Beaman II
Sheila Ann Martin married John Howard Beaman II in a 3 PM ceremony at Lindley Park Baptist Church Greensboro. Reverend Ray Benfield officiated as Peggy Gordon organist and Becky Dolinger soloist provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Martin
John H. Beaman II
Greensboro
Sheila Ann Martin
Kenneth D. Martin
Fairfax Rd
John Howard Beaman II
High Point
Lindley Park Baptist Church
Ray Benfield
Peggy Gordon
Becky Dolinger
Dance Studio Registration For Fall Term Announced
Adams Dance Studio at 757 N Main St opens fall term Tuesday through Thursday for children and adults. Classes include tap ballet toe acrobatics jazz baton and ballroom under Ruth Adams Lewis and Christie Haynes both DMA and Carolina Dance Masters members. The Fine Arts Kindergarten adds pre ballet tap rhythm band and etiquette. Christie Efird teaches baton and David Adams directs ballroom.
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Adams Dance Studio
N. Main St
Ruth Adams Lewis
Fine Arts
Lewis
Christie Haynes
Dance Masters of America
Carolina Dance Masters
Christie Efird
David Adams
Deaver and Seamon to Wed in October at Eastchester Church
Miss Ella Karen Deaver and Michael Ernest Seamon announce their engagement. Daughter of Karen and John A. Deaver of 602 Hawthorne Ave, Ella Karen is a Tuscaloosa County High School alumna who studied at Freed-Hardeman College and works for Pilot Life Insurance in Greensboro. Michael Seamon, son of Ernest and Mrs Seamon of Rt.7 Mocksville, is a 1972 graduate of David Lipscomb College with a chemistry BA and Tau Phi Fraternity member. He currently works with the Hi Point City School System. The couple plans to wed October 18 at Eastchester Church of Christ.
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John A. Deaver
Hawthorne Ave
Ella Karen
Michael Ernest Seamon
Northpoint Ave
Ernest T. Seamon
Mocksville
Eastchester Church of Christ
Miss Deaver
Tuscaloosa County High School
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Freed-Hardeman
Henderson
Phi Kappa Alpha Sorority
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
Seamon
Davie County High School
David Lipscombe College
Nashville
Tenn
Tau Phi Fraternity
Hi Point City
Former Resident's Daughter Engaged to New York Man
Mrs. Adrian Sumner Meyer of Peru Massachusetts announces the engagement of her daughter Jacqueline Kinney Furr to Marc Heller of Kew Garden Hills New York Son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Heller The bride to be is an assistant manager with M Lowenstein Sons Inc in New York City She attended Miss Edgar's School in Montreal Bronxville High School Ithaca College and debuts at the 1964 Bronxville Cotillion The groom is a credit analyst with M Lowenstein Sons Inc and is a Queens College alumnus The couple plan an October wedding
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Peru
Mass
Adrian Sumner Meyer
High Point
Jacqueline Kinney Furr
Marc Heller
Herbert Heller
Kew Garden Hills
N. Y
Miss Furr
Grover Carr Furr Jr
Hollywood
Fla
Lowenstein & Sons, Inc
New York City
Edgar’s
Montreal
Quebec
Bronxville
Pitieh
College
Bristol
Va.i
Ithaca College
Will Hoover Kinney
Washington, D. C
M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc
Jamaica High School
Jamaica
Queens College
Ward-Johnston, Inc
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T Enterprise
Debra Lynn Smith
Benfield
Bob Wilson
Jack Cottingham
Glory Smith
Mrs, Williams
Nurses’ Conference
Amanda Rowland Orrin R. Magill
September Vows
Zachary
John H. Beaman
Haverly Dr., High Point
Mabel D. Beaman
Patti Martin
Martha
Martin
James Coen
Free Hughes
Ken Martin Jr
Larry Veach
Bluff City
Ragsdale High School
Blue Bell
Guilford Technical Institute
Berry-Wright Corp
Wright-Line
Church Fellowship Hall
Mrs. Beaman
Karen Deaver
Mr. Seamon
Harry-Shop
Your Discount Fabric Center
Fairfield Plaza
Nighway
Tein
Hannah Adams
Jack and Jill School
N.C. Dept. of Public Instruction
Sunset DR
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