Winston-Salem Wedding Unites Miss Hardy and John Slaydon Jr
Miss Lugean Hardy and John Franklin Slaydon Jr. were married at Sprague Street Church of Christ in Winston-Salem in a ceremony led by Rev. Evan A. Bolejack. Attendants included Betty Jo Brown as maid of honor and William V. Smoot as best man. The couple will reside in Winston-Salem as Slaydon resumes studies at State College in Raleigh after a western North Carolina honeymoon.
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Winston-Salem
Sprague St. Church of Christ
Lugean Hardy
John Franklin Slaydon Jr
Evan A. Bolejack
Hiram Davis
Johnny Smoot
William V. Smoot
Richard M. Hardy
James W. Slaydon
Betty Jo Brown
Saphine Falk
Jean Marie
Miss Brown
Elbert S. Hardy
Slaydon
Edd Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Dobson
Dobson High School
Western Electric Co
John Franklin Slaydon
High Point
High Point High School
Capitol Radio Engineering Institute
Washington, D. C
U. S. Navy
N. C. State College
North Carolina
Winston ~ Salem
State College
Raleigh
Little Play Boy Two Tone Outfit for Outdoor Fun
A two tone sleeveless collarless top pairs with plastic lined boxer shorts. Seersucker fabric minimizes ironing. Decorative button closures on both shirt sides add style.
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Junior
Candlelight Ceremony Unites Miss Willard and Donald Harrison
Miss Mary Faith Willard and Donald Phillips were married in a candlelight double ring ceremony at Oak View Methodist Church. Rev. V. V. Willard officiated with organ music by Mrs. Betty Bottoms and vocal solos by Ronda Craven. The couple plans to live at 61 Edgewood Circle, Winston Salem.
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Oak View Methodist Church
High Point
Mary Faith Willard
Donald Phillips Harrison
Harrison
Donald Phillips
V. V. Willard
Betty Bottoms
Ronda Craven
Oregon
Jesus
Clifton C. Willard
Dug Vandiver
Winston- Salem
Willard
Jamestown High School
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Austen P. Fortney
Jamestown
C. Albert Harrison
Hich Point High School
Western Electric Co
Winston Salem
Edgewood Circle
Settlement Reached In Buddy Rogers vs Nature Boy Rogers Case
An out-of-court deal in Los Angeles ends a $200,000 defamation suit. The wrestler agrees never to use the names Buddy or Rogers in his professional life. Lawyer Sull Lawrence says the plaintiff sought no damages and no money changed hands.
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Los Angeles
Buddy Rogers
Rogers
Buddy
Sull Lawrence
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