Eddinger Schmidt Couple Is Wed in Winston-Salem
Miss Suzanne Marie Behmist is listed in the Winston-Salem bridal notice for the Eddinger Schmidt couple wedding. The clipping notes the couple and city but lacks additional details.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
11
Miss Suzanne Marie Behmist is listed in the Winston-Salem bridal notice for the Eddinger Schmidt couple wedding. The clipping notes the couple and city but lacks additional details.
Mr and Mrs Melvin lead list of winners announced with Mrs Nesbitt Caughman and Mrs John Catlin high in the event. The groom’s father is Wilfred R Ed dinger of Thomasville. Edward Gaddy provided a wedding prelude with Mary Louise Shore as organist. The gown featured lace and satin with a rose appliqued skirt and rosepoint lace crown veil. Attendants included Janet Schmidt Lora Faley and Shelby Everett. Ushers were Joseph V Capell Robert McFall Glenn R Kelly. The groom’s inseparable ties to Wake Forest College and High Point Central High School are noted as the couple plans residence in the area.
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