Miss Nancy Lee Erwin to Wed John Brockmann at Wesley Memorial
Social notes describe two parties honoring Miss Nancy Lee Erwin as she prepares to marry John Brockmann at Wesley Memorial Friday night at eight. Attending guests include Joan Griffin of Hopkinsville and friends at Emerywood Country Club where a bridal luncheon and Coke party capped the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Erwin
John Brockmann
Wesley Memorial
Emerywood Country Club
Joan Griffin
Hopkinsville
Grima
Erin Beeckemann
Judge
Archie
Miss Erwin
Archie Myatt
Mesdames Welborn
Hopkinsville, Ky
Myatt
Overseas Club Meets Tomorrow at Mrs Green Home
The Overseas Club will meet tomorrow at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs J G Green 256 Beddington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Club
J. G. Green
Beddington Road
Social calendar items from Irwin Jarrell area
A series of social events, luncheons, rehearsals and a wedding are listed. Details include Miss Tomma, Miss Coleen Crofts, Ford Jus, Miss Nancy, Miss Carlene Kearns, William Gilmer, and the Erwin Brockmann wedding rehearsal at Wesley Memorial. The Garden Club hosts at Davis Feed and Seed Store. A reception follows the Wesley Memorial ceremony at Emery wood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Lot
Gibert Bernard
Bernard
Parkway
Tomma
Garden Club
Davis Feed and Seed Store
An Moore
Burl Gaither Whitener
Hickers
Po Hotel
Nancy
Erwin-Brockmann
On Wesley Memorial
Herman Smith
Pihaggam
W. D. Lembe
Carlene Kearns
William Gilmer
Nancy Lee Erwin
John Lecu
Wesley Memorial Church
Emerywood Country Club
A. H. Tley
Herb BR P.m
Ington
I Lackey, Jr
Will Ty
Ellington Home
Nathan Hunt Drive
Coleen Crofts
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Madeline Hoover
Monar
N. Main
Monark
DuPont
Shade
Phil Walker
OPO Clothing
Jaynes
Pan
Jayne
Son
Ouse
Stans
Atveragy
Joe James
Irwin- Jarrell
Butlet
Cherry Street
Tom Farlow
Route 1
Guilford
Coleen Irene
Ford
Richardson
ALBA
Anvil Brand
New Fall
Bollar
Deke
Lewe
Batiste
Realcraft
Max Mayers
Hollywood
Ecru
Cvrut
Dallar
Awasa
Dence
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