Marlboro Church Setting of Hockett Farlow Vows
Miss Janice Jane Farlow and Elwood Stanton Hackett wed at Marlboro Friends Meeting House with Rev. Elbert Newlin and Rev. John Pipkin officiating. The couple, both from North Carolina, will reside with Hackett’s parents in Randleman after a wedding trip. guests came from Greensboro Mount Airy Asheboro Goldsboro and Atlanta.
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Marlboro
Route 1
Randleman
Nancy Beenon
Tom Gibbs
Greensboro
Gibson
Carol Lewis
High Point
Needham Hackett
Milford Farlow
Robert S. Davis
Neil Butler
Lynn Hodgin
Randieman
Mount Airy
Asheboro
Goldsboro
Atlanta
Fambrough Dinning Vows In Florida Draw High Pointer Interest
Jacksonville couple Mary Lorena Dunn and John Warren Fambrough wed at South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church last evening. Attendants included Nell Jopling as maid of honor. reception followed at the Lakewood Woman's Club. The bride is a Florida State University and Alabama Polytechnic Institute graduate. groom a University of Florida 1952 mechanical engineering graduate. They will reside at 1615 Lakewood Ave., South Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Lorena Dunn
John Warren Fambrough
South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
William Hatcher
Atlanta
Joe Hail
Richmond
Roland Foster
Nell Jopling
Colt
Fambrough
William Layton Dinning
Florida State University
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
John Warren Famb H Jr
Fambis
James Warren Fambrough
High Point
James E. Amos
University of Florida
Reynolds, Smith, Hill, Architects
Lakewood
South Florida
Lakewood Avg
South Jacksonville
Sorority Plans Fashion Show at YWCA
Beta Sigma Phi will hold a Monday meeting at the YWCA at 7:45 p.m. Miss Dot Wells will host and a fashion show will be the program. Members may bring guests.
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Beta Sigma Phi
YWCA
Mrs J W Chandler To Talk To Wayside Garden Club
Mrs Frank Smith hosts Wayside Garden Club meeting Tuesday at 10. Mrs J W Chandler will present program titled Garden Poetry.
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J. W. Chandler
Frank Smith
Wayside Garden Club
Ploceuui
North Wilkesboro Nuptials Spoken By Miss Creasman And Franklin Day
Miss Peggy Pauline Creasman and Franklin Gantt Day of North Wilkesboro wed in the First Methodist Church chapel with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore silk taffeta with Viennese lace. Attendants included Patricia Hoover. The couple left for a Florida honeymoon and will reside on Co. St. in North Wilkesboro after returning. Both are North Wilkesboro High School graduates.
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North Wilkesboro
Franklin Gantt Day
Peggy Pauline Creasman
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Miss Creasman
Franklin Day
First Methodist Church
W. R. Wagoner
Katherine Frazier
Wilkesboro
Youmans
Grieg
DeKoven
Patricia Hoover
Raleigh
Florida
Co. St
North Wilkesboro High School
WCMC
Greensboro
Wilkes Auto Sales Inc
Leonoir Rhyne College
Hickory
North Wilkes firm names A B as Dayboro manager
A B, who earned an associate degree in business administration, has been appointed manager at Electric Company in North Wilkes and will lead operations at Dayboro.
March 10 date set for Hix Deaton wedding in Greensboro
Miss Peggy Ann Hix and John Claudius Deaton of Greensboro plan to wed March 10 at Vickery Methodist Church. The ceremony includes family members as bridal party with 3 o clock vows. A rehearsal cake cutting at Pilot Life Country Club follows. a Bahama style mustard dressing tip is noted in the text.
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Miss Hix
John Deaton
Peggy Ann Hix
John Claudius Deaton
Greensboro
Vickery Methodist Church
Guy F. Hix
Mr. Hix
Oscar C. Deaton
James F. Hix
Thomasville
Mary Hilda Hix
Charles Burton
Trinity
Norman Greeson
Clifton Duncan
Pilot Life Country Club
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Shirley Farlow
John Ridge
Aubrey Kirby
Wanda Farlow
Ernoon
Roy L. Creasman
That City
Walter M. Day
Simpson
Cri
North Wrenn
Rodden’s
Mebane’s
Mebane Company
Rodden Furniture Company
Wallace H. Kirby
Fremont
Webster Farlowe
Betty Rose
Riedmans Oefar
Sanforize Sport
Pather
George Unblea
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