Miss Elizabeth Taylor Weds Ernest Lanier in Memorial Church
Miss Elizabeth Ann Taylor daughter of Maj John Laird Taylor and Mrs Taylor married Ernest Randall Lanier son of Mr and Mrs John Claude Lanier at Memorial Methodist Church in a worship service ceremony. Guests included ushers from several states and a reception followed in the church fellowship hall. The couple will spend the summer in Lexington and then move to New Haven Connecticut for the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elizabeth Ann Taylor
John Laird Taylor
U. S. Army
Taylor
Ernest Randall Lanier
John Claude Lanier
Welcome
Memorial Methodist Church
Melton E. Harbin
J. L. Peterson
Jacksonville
Hugh Knapp
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harold Wright
Cary
Johnnie Lewis
Durham
Bill Hiatt
Midway
George Corby
Sam Branson
Carson Cox
Lanier
International Christian University
Tokyo
Japan
High Point College
Order of the Lighted Lamp
Divinity School
Yale University
W. Steve Hixson
Bob Wimmer
Lexington
New Haven
Conn
Linda Ferguson to Wed Charles Conrad in August
Mr and Mrs James Elmer Ferguson of 930 Ball Park Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lou to Charles Theodore Conrad son of Mr and Mrs Casper Conrad of Lexington An August 11 wedding is planned for Pine Woods Methodist Church Linda plans to teach in the High Point city school system this fall She is a Ledford High School graduate Brevard Junior College and High Point College graduate with a BS in general science and Scholastic Honor Society member The prospective groom is a three year US Navy veteran and owner of Electronic Repair Co in Lexington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James Elmer Ferguson
Ball Park Rd
Linda Lou
Charles Theodore Conrad
Casper Conrad
Lexington
Pine Woods Methodist Church
Lexington Senior
U. S&. Navy
Electronic Repair Co
Miss Sandra Bolton to Wed Airman Sullivan at Ebenezer Church
Miss Sandra Bolton plans to marry Airman 3 C Jeffrey Sullivan next Sunday at 5 p.m. at Ebenezer Methodist Church. Rev A C Moody will officiate with maid of honor Miss Mary Elizabeth Bizzell and bridesmaids, and guests will be registered by Miss Mary Ellen Fields. A rehearsal party and cake-cutting will follow at the church basement hosted by the bride elect's mother and Mrs George Winders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Sandra Bolton
C. Jeffrey Sullivan
Rt. 7
Mary Elizabeth Bizzell
Joyce Smith
Linda Jones
Mary Ellen Fields
Miss Bolton
A. B. Robbins
Airman Sullivan
Martin V. Sullivan
High Point
Ebenezer Methodist Church
A. C. Moody
Southside Baptist Church
George Winders
Washable artificial flowers look nearly real
Washable type artificial blossoms with warm soap or detergent suds are rinsed in the same way. Many of these flowers appear highly realistic and the touch reveals few clues that they are made of plastic.
Six Local Girls Named for Raleigh Debutante Ball
Six local girls have accepted invitations to the Terpsi Chorean Club of Raleigh debutante ball. The 36th annual statewide event on September 6 and 7 will include Carolyn Conrad Judith Ann Culp Eleanor Sue Latimer Martha Pound Temple Mary Frances Stanton and Eula Parks Freeze. They are daughters of local families from Emerywood Estates Westwood Ferndale Drive Shadow Valley Brantley Circle Randleman and Randlewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichorean Club
Raleigh
Carolyn Conrad
Donald Conrad
Emerywood Estates
Martha Pound Temple
Joe P. Temple
Shadow Valley
Mary Frances Stanton
David L. Stanton
Brantley Cir
Clean piano keys make sweet music
Instructions describe washing ivory or plastic piano keys with a soft cloth and suds. Protect the piano case with heavy paper, work from inside toward edges while holding keys, then rinse and polish with a dry cloth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Taylor
Ernest R. Lanier
Gerald Wimmer
Timothy Lanier
Mrs. Lanier
Linda Ferguson
Rayon
Just
Stanley
N. Main St
Richardson’s
DEPT
Judith Ann Culp
Robert G. Culp Jr
Westwood
Eleanor Sue Latimer
Collie Thomas Latimer Jr
Ferndale Dr
Eula Parks Freeze
E. W. Freeze Jr
Randlewood
Randleman
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