Engagement, Wedding Told
Denton report notes the engagement of Miss Rachel Marie Galli More, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Galli More. The notice outlines upcoming wedding plans and family statements.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
4
Denton report notes the engagement of Miss Rachel Marie Galli More, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Galli More. The notice outlines upcoming wedding plans and family statements.
Miss Vonnie Womble daughter of the Karl V Wombles is due home today after a visit in New York with Miss Leslie Perner of Irvington She planned stops in New York City and other state points Her recent honors include finalist in the 17th annual N C Rhododendron Festival in Bakersville first runner up in Miss Queen Rhododendron and winner in bathing suit contest She is sponsored by Western Carolina College and has ties to the area through her family and school activities.
A civil ceremony on July 2 in South Carolina united Miss Louise Richardson and William Kimsey. The bride is the daughter of H. G. Richardson and Mrs. Richardson of 404 Barker St. She graduated from Central High School and works in the Continental Furniture Co office. The groom is the son of S. J. Kimsey and Mrs. Kimsey of 607 Wise Ave. He was educated in local schools and works for Purcell Supply Co. The couple will reside in Trinity.
Miss Linda Jones bride elect of Wayne Yokely Heath was feted Friday night at High Point Lanes. Hostesses Mrs. Joe Smith Mrs. Marion Bodenheimer and Mrs. Leroy Kearns led the event with 20 guests. Kearns will be a bridesmaid in the Aug. 25 ceremony at Abbotts Creek Baptist Church Kernersville.
A home service consultant promotes using a gas flame broiler to toast multiple bread slices at once, claiming faster production and tastier results than a conventional two-slice toaster.
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