Miss Rhodes Weds Former High Point Resident in Wilson
Miss Rebecca Ann Rhodes wed Thomas Edward Smothers in Wilson at St Timothy's Episcopal Church. The couple, both with UNC ties, plan to live in Henrietta after a reception in Anderson Hall.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1962
Page
12
Miss Rebecca Ann Rhodes wed Thomas Edward Smothers in Wilson at St Timothy's Episcopal Church. The couple, both with UNC ties, plan to live in Henrietta after a reception in Anderson Hall.
Miss Mary Ann Fortner and Ernest Snow Barbee Jr. announce an April 22 wedding at First Presbyterian Church. The fiancé is a Virginia Tech student, and Miss Fortner is Greensboro College vice president poised to graduate in June. Announced by her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fortner of Baltimore.
Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club held a master point game at Harvey Mathews home with eight tables. North south winners included Darrell Sechrest and A L Wilson of Greensboro. Winston-Salem pair W H Daniels and partner took second. third place went to Matthews. H Sharp of Greensboro placed fourth. East west winners featured M F Edwards of Winston Salem first. Thomason and Rapp of Thomasville second. Davidson of Winston Salem third. Burns of Winston Salem fourth. Mitchell system used by eight tables.
An August ceremony in a local church will unite Miss Virginia Helen Wojcik and Donald Edward McNeill. Miss Wojcik, a City Hospital Winston-Salem nurse student, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wrenn. McNeill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNeill, is in the U S Air Force at San Angelo Texas and a local school graduate.
Judith Sale Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade P. Leonard, will wed Phil Edwin Peacock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow A. Peacock, on March 16 at Greenwood Baptist Church. Judith is a Pilot High School graduate and beauty salon employee. Phil attended Thomasville city schools and works for Thomas Car Works in High Point.
Mrs Myrtle Adams of Asheboro announces the engagement of Linda Charlene Adams to Donald Ray Nelson son of Mrs Elizabeth Davis of Asheboro The wedding is planned for March 3 at 4 PM in the Pentecostal Holiness Church Linda Charlene Adams is a Seagrove High School graduate Donald Ray Nelson attended Greenville High School Greenville S C and is employed by Klopman Mills in Asheboro
Chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will honor grand chapter officers at a 7 30 p m meeting in the Masonic Temple. District 13 members are invited to attend the gathering.
Miss Eunice Marie Young a Oak Hill School teacher plans a June wedding in Mebane to Tony John LaSala of Hamden Conn He is a 1962 HPC senior Lambda Chi Alpha editor of the campus newspaper and plans to attend law school after graduation The couple is connected to High Point College through Miss Young and Mr LaSala's families
Dr. Hiram Hilty head of Guilford College foreign language department will discuss Cuban question at American Association of University Women meeting. Lecture at YWCA tomorrow at 8 p m open to public introduced by Mrs Emma Padgett social and economic issues chair.
Sandra Sue Stanley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Stanley of 900 Willeubar Terrace and Phillip Darrell Fulton plan a June wedding at Green Street Baptist Church in High Point after Meredith and Guilford College graduations.
The Modern Study Club will gather Wednesday at 6 30 p m with Mrs H E Conrad at 805 E Farriss Ave. A covered dish supper is planned by the group.
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