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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1939

Page

7

Raleigh Nuptials Of Miss Finch And Mark H Taylor

Miss Dorothy Hill Finch and Mark Hughes Taylor of Raleigh and High Point united in Raleigh Tuesday night in a ceremony at the bride’s home. The wedding featured sis ter Miss Jean Finch as maid of honor and Frederick H. Taylor as best man. The bride wore ivory satin with a pearl tiara and veil, and carried white orchids and lilies of the valley.

High Point Raleigh Dorothy Hill Finch Mark Hughes Tay Para Dr O. Edwin Sarah Taylor W. Henry Taylor Winston-Salem Jean Finch Frederick H. Taylor

Final pre wedding events honor Nellie Kent and Willis Kerr

Miss Nellie Sue Kent and Willis Robert Kerr were feted at two pre nuptial events with a surprise bridal shower for Kent hosted by Miss Virginia Foster and Mrs. Helen Briles and a stag dinner for Kerr at the home of best man Glenn Smith. Prizes were awarded at both gatherings and ushers were named for the 5 pm wedding at First Methodist Church tomorrow with Kent's sister Virginia Ann Kent as maid of honor and a line of bridesmaids and flower girls.

Nellie Sue Kent Willis Robert Kerr Miss Kent Virginia Foster Helen Briles Mr. Kerr Glenn Smith Kent West Broad Street Robbie Justice Margaret Farr Virginia Kent Smith Home Harold Kearns Carl Garrett Paul Norman Huston McGhee Messrs Edythé Crooks Robert Cook George Gibbart

Wedding of Miss Taylor to Mr. Taylor in Raleigh Home

The ceremony united Miss Taylor and Mr. Taylor with a formal reception at East Park Drive hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Finch. The bridal party wore attire described in detail, guests included numerous relatives, and the couple plan to live at 2704 Bedford Avenue after December 25. Mrs. Taylor descends from Michael Hillegass. Mr. Taylor's family includes Bryn Mawr founder Joseph Wright Taylor. The couple will tour Florida and the South before settling in Raleigh.

Margaret Lester Jeanette Bagwell Frances Darden Katherine Williams Alice Smith Dorothy Prevost Ann Olive Sarah Taylor Florida Bedford Avenue Taylor Michael Hillegass United States Raleigh Saint Mary's School Meredith College Mr. Taylor Frederick R. Taylor High Point Joseph Wright Taylor Bryn Mawr College State College State Oe Hea Frederick H. Taylor W. Henry Taylor Winston-Salem Lyndon F. Wilson William M. Bailey Richmond William P. Phillips Frances Mann D. M. Pollock Clyde Jennings Charles Boyd Lynchburg Allen Parker William Slate Charles Higgins Dunn Louis Brantley Mount Gilead Frederick Finch Henderson Mamie Luther Apex

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