Vestal Harris Nuptials Set in Thomasville Ceremony
The Vestal Harris wedding featured a Heritage Furniture Co. bride employed and a trip to the coast followed by a home at 605 Griffith St. Thomasville. Attendants included Miss Vickie Dale Summit and Miss Kathy Thompson with Billy Briggs as ringbearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Dale Summit
Lexington
Kathy Thompson
Victoria
Billy Briggs
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Vestal
Alonzo Vestal
Clinton Vestal
Rickey Harris
Randy Summit
Charles McCrary
Greensboro
Foster Jenkins
Griffith St
Thomasville
Miss Jane Rankin Honored at Emerywood Bridal Luncheon
Miss Jane Kimsey hosted a luncheon at the Emerywood Country Club to honor Miss Jane Rankin bride elect of Gene Kester. The honoree was greeted on arrival with a car sweetheart presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kimsey
Jane Rankin
Gene Kester
Emerywood Country Club
Tea and wedding plans in a social calendar entry
A tea honoring Miss Jane Rankin was hosted by Mrs. Walter Hutchens and Mrs. Roy Rockwell at the Hutchens home on 700 West Wood. The 7 p.m. First Presbyterian Church rehearsal for Miss Nancy Culler and Harry Gekas included a gift of silver. Guests sat at a T shaped table with roses and white decor. A three course luncheon was served to Mrs. Vance Kester, Mrs. Bill Kester, and Mrs. Tommy Dillon. Miss Rankin and Mr. Gekas are set to wed August 14 at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Rankin
G. W. Armfield
Walter Hutchens
Roy Rockwell
Hutchens
Westwood
Nancy Culler
Harry Gekas
First Presbyterian Church
Vance Kester
Bill Kester
Tommy Dillon
Gail Richards
Mt. Airy
Local Births Reported for Plum-A Son Dave Lemuel
Mr and Mrs David Plum Mason announce the birth at High Memorial Hospital on July 20 of a son named Dave Lemuel to Mr and Mrs ann Mason of 1822. Mr and Mrs Joe Gregory Tricia Ann born July 21 at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lemuel
High Memorial Hospital
Ann Mason
Joe Gregory Tricia Ann
ECC Women Golfers Award Prizes at Emerywood luncheon
The Women's Golf Association of Emerywood Country Club held a luncheon with Mrs. Don Mucklow presiding. Prizes for July were announced, naming Dot Anderson, Earl Congdon, Mrs. Mucklow, Mrs. Ja son, Mrs. Culp Jr., and Mrs. Ragsdale. The next meeting is set for August 2 at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Anderson
Earl Cong
Don
Dot
Mucklow
Jason
Robert G. Culp Jr
Tom Ragsdale
Congdon
Merry Weeders Hear Flower Show Judge
The Merry Weeders Garden Club met Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs W L Cayton s Oxford House Apts Mrs Robert Sloan a Winston Salem flower show judge spoke on home flower arranging Cookies and Cokes were served to 11 members and adviser Mrs Pauline Wertz A brief business meeting followed The next meeting will be at Mrs R H Dunnell s 511 Sherbrook Dr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Weeders Garden Club
W. L. Cayton
Oxford House
Apts
Robert Sloan
Winston-Salem
Pauline Wertz
R. H. Dunnell
Sherbrook
Long Lasting Luggage at Nash's North Main Store
A North Main advertisement promotes a large selection of trunks luggage briefcases and attache cases with easy lay away and a small deposit to hold items. Nash saves you cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
North Main
Alumni Host Lawn Party for 1957 Class at Ledford Oaks
Mrs James A Morgan Jr and Mrs George Branscom III hosted a lawn party for the 1957 graduates of High Point Central High School at the Morgan home in Ledford Oaks. Guests called between 2 and 4 p m as summer flowers graced the serving table and refreshments were served. Dee Therts was Nashville Tenn Pat er Miss Ellen Hatley of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Morgan Jr
George Branscom III
Morgan Home
Ledford Oaks
High Point Central High School
Dee Therts"o
Nashville, Tenn
Pater Miss Ellen Hatley
High Point
Pla-Y Day Camp Ends Second Session At YWCA
Pla-Y day camp finishes its second session at the YWCA with 60 girls ages 7 to 13 leaving after a sleepover. An open house drew about 140 parents and friends for crafts and refreshments as staff hosted the event. The third and final Pla-Y session starts Monday with dancing swimming and arts and crafts on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Pla-Y
Pla Y Center
The
Nancy Pearson
Barbara Crump
Thomasville
M. A. Bell Jr
Parkway Dup Bridge Club Plunge and Swim Schedule
Readable schedule shows events from 2 to 5 p.m. including Plunge and 1 to 5 p.m. Plunge sessions. Family Night runs 7 to 9 p.m. Pre-School Swim Class at 11:15 a.m. Read as a community events listing with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
Dupteste Bridge Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heritage Furniture Co
Mrs. Donald Wayne Vestal
Amy Fulton
Joel A. Baker
Marcia D. Boles
Karen L. Plummer
Mr. and
Mrs
David Plum
Dare L. Mason
Patricia A. Gregory
W. Commercie
W. Commerce
ECC
Merry Weeders
Africa
T. L. Osborn
Frankness
Athens
India
Love Light Holiness Church
North Main Street
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main
QuerMan
Jrane
Hunter Coal and Oil Company
Ward St
Shetland
Lambs
P.m
Allison
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