Greenville Bride Weds Douglas Sherrill Wood in South Carolina
Miss Caroline Adams Albright daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Copeland Albright, wed Douglas Sherrill Wood son of Dr. and Mrs. George Thomas Wood Jr. at Buncombe Street Methodist Church Greenville. The ceremony featured Dr. Pierce Cook and Dr. Newman C. Faulconer officiating with a full wedding party and reception at Green Valley Country Club. The bride, educated at Furman, Stanford, and Emory, will teach in Atlanta. the groom is a UNC graduate and banker in Atlanta.
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Greenville
S.C
Caroline Adams Albright
George Copeland Albright
Camille Ave
Douglas Sherrill Wood
George Thomas Wood Jr
High Point
N. C
Buncombe Street Methodist Church
Pierce Cook
Newman C. Faulconer
Freeman Orr
Charles Curtis
Kirby
Nancy Flannagan Walker
Louise Albright Quinn
Linda Caroline Quinn
George Thomas Wood III
New York
N. Y
David Quale
Green Valley Country Club
Converse College
S. C
Greenville Country Club
Meetings And club events listed for local groups
A schedule of meetings and gatherings for several organizations. BPW dinner at Marguerite's, NASC auxiliary at Mrs. Russell Payne's home, Women of the Moose at the Moose Home, Catesby Bird Club at Mrs. Bruce Carraway’s Hillcrest Drive home, Pride n Patience Garden Club workshop at Cecil Hill’s Rand Boulevard home, Republican Women at Stamey Stroud's Spencer Avenue house, joint club meeting at Mrs. B. T. Clan ton’s Triangle Lake Rd home, Dogwood Garden Club with Mrs. Kenneth Cheek on Farriss Ave, Till n Tail Garden Club at Mrs. Harold Farlow’s Fernwood Dr, Burbank Garden Club with Mrs. Blake Thompson on Sunset Dr, and Garden Study session noted.
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NASC
Russell Payne
Westwood
Women of the Moose
Moose
Catesby Bird Club
Hillcrest Drive
Bruce Carraway
Pride 'N’ Patience Garden Club
Cecil Hill
Rand Boulevard
B. T. Clanton
Triangle Lake Rd
Dogwood Garden Club
Kenneth Cheek
E. Farriss Ave
Till 'N’ Tail Garden Club
Harold Farlow
Fernwood Dr
Burbank
John H. Davis
High Point Memorial Hospital Guild
Boulevard
High Point Woman's Club
Gnedenelle Garden Club
W. Paul Davis
Dillon Road
A. M. Utley
Parkway
District 9 Nurses Assn
Adams Memorial Ywca
Jaycettes
N. Main St
Henry Foscue
Rockford Rd
Sunset Garden Club
Trinity
J. C. Collett
Ae Garden Cb
Cray Collett
Southeastern Flower Show Set At Charlotte Merchandise Mart
The Southeastern Flower and Garden Show in Charlotte features a 12 000 square foot living garden, 80 000 square feet total space, and exhibits by The Garden Club of North Carolina. The Charlotte Observer sponsors. garden columnists and experts will offer pruning demonstrations and practical advice.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Merchandise
Southeast
Zimmerman
Garden Club of
North Carolina
The
Charlotte Observer
Elizabeth Lawrence
L. L. Huffman
Jerry Busby
John V. Townsend
Greensboro
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina At Raleigh
John Harris
Soft Is The Spring In New York Fashion Shows
New York fashion week highlights a return to the soft look for spring 1964 with fuller skirts, bias cuts, and feminine details. Ruffles appear on suits and blouses while capes, chiffon, lace, organdy, light wools, and mohair enhance the ensemble. Pin stripes, florals, whites, and pastels dominate the color scene.
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New York
NEA
Marriage of Caroline Adams Albright and Douglas Sherrill Wood
Caroline Adams Albright and Douglas Sherrill Wood wed at Buncombe Street Methodist Church Greenville S C last evening. Dr and Mrs George Copeland Albright hosted a reception at Green Valley Coun
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DoUglas S. Wood
Spencer Ave
Stamey Stroud Home
G. G. Saas
Otteray
YWCA
S. Paul Ingle
Rotary
By Helen Hennessy
Modern Art Florists & Gardens
Caroline Albright
Douglas Wood
Carl Wood
Elliott Wood
E. R. Lyon
Laverne Wood
Jane and Penn Wood
Stephen Burkhead Wood
Ens. Elliott Sherrill Wood
Paul Byrum
Ding
McIver St
Prtcarved
Princeton
Wellington
Lester
Tyans
Bryce
Bell Rie
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