Miss Snider Bride of J Richard Kellam in High Point Ceremony
Miss Betty Jo Snider and John Richard Kellam wed at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony with relatives and clergy from Wesley and First Presbyterian. Bridal party wore American Beauty gowns, the bride's bouquet featured white roses and orchids, and the couple planned to reside in Columbia, S C after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Betty Jo Snider
John Richard Kellam
J. Miller
Roy E. Watts
First Presbyterian
Charlies W. McAnally
Robert J. Bruner
Knoxville, Tenn
DeKoven
Grieg
Ann Burton
Leamington
Ontario
Canada
Walter T. Link
Nancy, Haltom
Frances Pickett
Edith Flagler
High Point
Joan Crowder
Betty Martin
Nancy Perryman
Patsy Caughman
Nancy Gray
Barbara Tillson
Tommie Lentz
Mesdames Hugh Hennis, Jr
W. J. Spillers
Thomas Kellam
Becky Hart
Greensboro
Marshall C. Kellam
Perry Keziah
Eugene Bent
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Textor
Sussex
N. J
Don Martin
Raleigh
Leon Green
Joseph F. Snider
Brussels
Frank Shields
Woodlawn Terrace Apts
Columbia
S. C
Kellam
Bettie Corbit
High Point High School
Saint Mary's School
DCW Meeting in Durham March 1 Plans Joint Dinner
The Daughters of Colonial Wars in North Carolina announce a 1954 Durham gathering at the Washington Duke Hotel with a 3 p.m. executive board, 3:30 p.m. business meeting, and a 6:30 p.m. joint dinner with the United States Daughters of 1812 and the Daughters of the American Colonists. Delegates to the Mayflower Hotel event in Washington, D. C. will be elected. a tea follows on Easter Sunday. State Regent Miss Lena Mae Williams heads arrangements. notable committee members hail from High Point and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Daughters of Colonial Wars
North Carolina
Washington Duke Hotel
Durham
Benjamin Wyche Sr
Charlotte
Crossnore School
National Defense
Tryon Palace
Veterans Service and
Bruce H. Carraway
Thomasville
Charles F. Phillips
Crossnore
John R. Myers
Fleurette Garden Club Meets at Davis Home Tuesday
The Fleurette Garden Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at 308 Louise Ave the home of Mrs. W E Davis Jr. Guest speaker Mrs. J W Thomas will discuss Flower Arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleurette Garden Club
W. E. Davis, Jr
Louise Ave
J. W. Thomas
Miss Willie Davis Weds Har ve Johnson in Durham
In a candlelight service at We Carr Methodist Church Durham Miss Willie Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Davis wed Rev Harvey B Johnson of Siler City son of the late Mr and Mrs Claudie Johnson The ceremony featured organ music and a procession of wedding party with Miss Nancy Anne Staley and Howard Coleman among the vocalists The couple will reside in Siler City after a southern wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
We Carr Methodist Church
Willie Jackson Davis
Charles Rosser Davis
Southgate St
Harvey Bynum Johnson
Siler City
Claudie L. Johnson
Fayetteville
Johnson
Dal
Points South
Durham City
High Point Scol
Ot Johnson
Fayetteville City
New Book Club To Meet Tuesday
The junior League Book Club plans an organizational meeting at the YWCA on Tuesday morning inviting all interested members to attend. The note also provides a recipe tip for Apple Betty with spiced whipped cream including specific sugar and spice measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Book Club
Junior League Book Club
YWCA
Miss Letha Davis Weds Enrico De Julio in Davidson County
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Letha Davis daughter of Mrs Elsie Davis to Enrico De Julio son of Mr and Mrs Dario De Julio of Orange New Jersey. The ceremony occurred Saturday February 6 at 2 30 PM at a friend s home in Davidson County officiated by Cecil Haworth minister of Central Friends Church. The groom is stationed at Fort Bragg and the couple will reside with the bride s mother at 1312 Bicini Street for now with a reception at Ward Street home of Troy Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Davis
Elsie Davis
Enrico de Julio
Dario de Julio
Orange
N. J
Davidson County
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
Fort Bragg
Bencini St
Troy Proctor
Ward St
Community Notes on Local Residents and Recoveries
Brown Cumby and Mrs Cash along with Betsy Baker have returned home to Trinity after release from the Army at Camp Rucker Alabama. Mrs Moffitt and her daughter Peggy Joyce plan a winter Florida visit while Paul Wireless receives hospital treatment and shows improvement. Others, including D W Cooke, Mrs Yoder Cooke, James A Kidd, Mrs W L Hooper, and J Comer Brady, are listed as patients or recovering with visits possible and recent operations or treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Cumby
Cash
Betsy Baker
Archdale
Trinity of
Sat
Camp Rucker
Ala
Robert Moffitt
Peggy Joyce Moffitt
S. Main St
Florida
Sunshine State
Moffitts
Baugallie
Miami
W. L. Hooper
English St
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Richard Kellam
Ralph J. Burton
Detroit
Mich
Pee Bulova
Bulova Ny al Sale
America
Basy
SL Pitney
JeweLem
DCW
Fleurette Club
Alexander
Fabric Sale
Bayons
Owl
Plisse
Chambray
S.&h. Green
EX Andery
Leta Davis
David
Son County
Orange, N. J
Willie Davis
H. B. Johnson
W. Kenneth Goodson
Winston-Salem
T. J. Whitehead
First Methodist Church of
George P. Clark Jr
John Mickey
Barnby
Buxtehude
Nancy Anne Staley
Gounod
Howard Coleman
Lord
Rubenstein
Massenet
Mascagni
Carlton Couch
Gene Beaver
Norfolk
Elizabeth, Joyce
Norma Davis
George Poe
David Lambeth
Frances Couch
Beverly Doby
W. L. Tilly Jr
Alvis Warren Jr
Joyce Prince
Bobby Riddle
Betty Lou Rose
Winston - Salem
Helen Lois Swaringer
Ann Itesell
Ramseur
Jo Anne Smith
William Miller
Kannapolis
Mary Catherine Overfelt
Danville
Martha Queen
Lincolnton
Jean McDonald
Roanoke
H. C Medlin Jr
Concord
Ae Kenneth Davis
Richard Hensdale
Ireville
Blanton Jones
Robert Darden
DeJulio
Paul Wireless
246 Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
D. W. Cooke
Magnolia Ct
Yoder Cooke
Forest Ave
James A. Kidd
Rotary
J. Comer Brady
West Green St
Easy Method
Auto Driver Training School
HMC
Weshingtes
R. E. Allred
Washington St
L.A
Paul Smith Studios
Art Camera
Cone Street
S. Main Street
Obias
Paul
Eagle-Picher
Ferree
Emerywood
Feyana Wagger Co
N. Main St
Jackie Nimble
Jackie
Htara Wagger Co
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