Marriage Vows Of Miss Sheetz And Robt Hutchens Draw Interest
The Martinsville Virginia bride Miss Beverly Jane Sheetz and Robert Linville Hutchens wed Saturday at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in High Point. Officiated by Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle, ceremony featured aquamarine gowns for attendants and a bridal gown with Chantilly lace. Guests included family from Martinsville and High Point. After the ceremony, the couple left for a brief wedding trip, the bride changing into a dusky yellow three piece suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jane Sheetz
Martinsville
High Point
Robert Linville Hutchens
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Oregon
C. J. Cummins
Aliss Betsy Sheetz
George W. Hutchins
Harry
Butch Crawford
Charles Ivey
Jimmy Edwards
Bill Simmons
Jimmy Millis
Irvin Betk
Charlotte
J. Vann Sheetz
Mausseline de Soie
Fred Neece
G. F. Hutchens
Hutchens
Martins
Miss June Parker Hosts Announcement Party For Miss Mann
Miss Kathryn Mann and Sgt. John Willford Hughes betrothal revealed at a Saturday luncheon at 401 Woodbrook Court. Guests, limited to relatives and close friends, were welcomed by Miss Parker and her mother Mrs. D. R. Parker and sisters Cora Worth and Charlotte Parker. The reveal used satin ribbons from the centerpiece to unveil a card reading Kitty And Johnny January 9th. Gifts included a silver wedding pattern to Miss Mann. The home brimmed with Christmas greenery and red tapers as tea and delicacies were served to a long list of guests including Mrs. Randall N. Mann, Nelson Mann, Mary Frances Hallenbeck, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Parker
Woodbrook Court
Kathryn Mann
John Willford Hughes
United States Army
Miss Mann
D. R. Parker
Cora Worth
Charlotte Parker
Kitty
Johnny
Miss Parker
Randall N. Mann
Nelson Mann
Mary Frances Hallenbeck
Mary Ruth Woollen
Frances Johnson
Anne Garrett
Sara Sears
Martha Holbrook
Betty Hardin
Helen Millis
Eleanor Amos
Betty Loui Jackson
Eleanor Griffth
Mary Wilson
Doris Stroupe
Anna Tomlinson
Pearl Thompson
Pauline Douglas
Tish
Ruth Hall
Clara Cole Sherrod
Mary Lewis Millis
Mary Sue Briggs
Engagement announced at Christmas family dinner
A Christmas Day gathering at Emerywood Country Club disclosed the engagement of Miss Cora Worth Parker to David H. Parsons Jr. The announcement appeared on the back of placecards with CWP and CHP Jr Early Spring, followed by a toast poem read by Mrs. Oscar Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
D. Ralph Parker
Tom J. Kearns
C.W.P
C.H.P. Jr
Oscar Kearns
Santa
Miss Lawrence and R E Stewart wed on Christmas Eve
Miss Eleanor Margaret Lawrence of Greensboro and Robert Edward Stewart of Washington D C were married Christmas Eve at 5 o clock in the home of the bride’s sister Mrs E Frank Mabrey 323 Woodrow Avenue Rev Wilson Weldon officiated The couple will reside at 1831 D Street N E Washington D C The bride wore a beige crepe dress with gold trim orchids as bouquet The reception followed Mrs Mabrey hosted the event The couple’s backgrounds include Greensboro Power and Light Company and Wake Forest College connections and the groom currently in the U S Army at Drew Field Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Margaret Lawrence
Greensboro
Robert Edward Stewart
Washington, D. C
E. Frank Mabrey
Woodrow Avenue
Wilson Weldon
First Methodist Church
Stewart
Beulah Ann
Percy
F. Lawrence
Richmond
Greensboro Overall Company
Mabrey
Mrs. Stewart
D .Street
N. E
Charles F. Cole
Asheboro
Carolina Power and Light Company
Pfc. Burrow
S. J. Burrow
Asheboro High School
Wake Forest College
U. S. Army
Bank of Randolph
Drew Field
Fla
Melrose Hosiery Finishing Dept Buffet Party
The Finishing Department No 2 of Melrose Hosiery Mill held its annual Christmas buffet supper at Mrs R M Davis Archdale. The yuletide decor featured red and green with a tiny tree and crystal candelabras. Contests and carol singing followed. Prizes went to Miss Auvilla Hedgecock and Esther Brown. Guests received gifts including candles bowls and miniature lamps. World cotton production is about five times that of wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Hosiery Mill
R. M.davis
Archdale
Auvilla Hedgecock
Esther Brown
Cole Burrow Vows Revealed In Asheboro
Announcement records the marriage of Miss Maxine Cole to Samuel J. Burrow Jr. on December 11 at Drew Field. The ceremony at 7 pm featured Chaplain William H. Kade, with Eddie Ferguson singing and John Hartman at organ. Attendants included Mrs. Woodrow W. Jones as maid of honor and Lt. Woodrow Jones as best man. Immediate reception followed in Tampa Florida at the Jones home and a Columbia restaurant dinner. Mrs Burrow is the daughter of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Cole
Samuel J. Burrow, Jr
Drew Field
Fila
William H. Kade
Presbyterian Church
Eddie Ferguson
John Hartman
Hartman
Woodrow W. Jones
Woodrow Jones
Mrs. Jones
Tampa
Fla
Columbia
Burrow
Notable Names List in Charlotte and Nearby Areas
Parker and Mr. Parsons, Mr. and Airs. T. S. McPheeters of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kearns, Miss Alice Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Kearns and children Tommy and Jean, Mrs. D. Parker, Ensign David R. Parker Jr. of Columbia University, Columbus Ohio, Miss Charlotte Parker of New York City, and Miss June Parker are identified in a local society note listing residents and relatives.
Pvt Robt C Smith Finishes Training At Marine Sea School
Pvt Robert C Smith son of Mr and Mrs H C Smith of 800 English Street completed training at the Marine Base Parris Island South Carolina and is now stationed at Portsmouth Virginia attending the Marine Sea School It was learned yesterday Also noted: approximately 145000000 annually is spent by the states for psychiatric services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Robt. C. Smith
Marine Sea School
Portsmouth, Virginia
Robert C. Smith
H. C. Smith
English Street
Marine Base
Parris Island
S. C
Portsmouth
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Parker-Parsons
Enterprise
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Saint Nick
Melrose Hosiery
Tomlinson
Ralph Rochelle
High St
Cole
Poplin
Gingham
Richardson
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