Nuptial Courtesies For Wigglesworth Hester Pair
Miss Margaret Hester and Lt. George Wigglesworth wed at First Baptist Church with a large reception in the church fellowship hall hosted by the bride's parents. A wedding breakfast at Sedgefield Inn followed the ceremony, and a cake cutting at the Plantation Supper Club occurred after a rehearsal dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hester
St. George Earl Wigglesworth
First Baptist Church
Walter Filmore Hester
J. Dennis Young
Lloyd Thayer
Dan B. Cooke
Jesse H. Washburn
David Albert Rawley
George Earl Wigglesworth
Frank B. Wyatt
Robert Burnley Hester
Carson Powers
Edward Venable
Louis F. Voorhees
J. E. Reid
Perry Jones Cashion
Nina Coulton Burris
Thomas Dillon
Farrell Tippett
Perry Hester
Miss Hester
Wigglesworth
Plantation
Sedgefield
Walter Filmore Hester Jr
Atlanta
Methodist Groups Plan August Meetings at Pfeiffer College
The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference groups gather at Pfeiffer College August 3 to 11 for missions and spiritual life programs. WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guild run sessions August 3–11 with leaders from across the conference attending. Youth leaders meet August 11–13 under the Conference Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misenheimer
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Pfeiffer College
School of Missions and Christian Service
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist
School of Missions
WSCS
Christian Mission
Southern Asia
Eugene C. Smith
East Orange
N. J
Methodist Division of World Missions
H. G. Allen
Statesville
Brotherhood of the Western North Carolina Conference
North Carolina
Conference Board of Education
Roger Briles
Germanton
Douglas Tanner
Rutherfordton
Jane Cashion
Charlotte
Carolyn Taylor
Winston-Salem
J. E. Yountz
Paul Duckwall
Swicegood Williams Couple Tie Vows in Thomasville Church
Lin da Mae Williams and Ronald Eugene Swicegood exchanged vows at Emanuel United Church of Christ in Thomasville. Officiated by Rev. J Wayne Fouts the ceremony featured gladioli and lighted tapers. The couple plan to reside at 101 Howard St with out of town guests from Asheboro Denton and Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Linda Mae Williams
Mae Floyd
Royal St
Ronald Eugene Swicegood
Eugene Howard Swicegood
Piney Woods Rd
Emanuel United Church of Christ
J. Wayne Fouts
Clyde W. Black
Ronald Gooch
Rebecca Robbins
C. R. Williams
Ray Leonard
Swicegood
East Davidson
Carolina Underwear Corp
Pilot High School
University of N. C
National Radio Institute
Washington, D. C
Carolina Plastics
Asheboro
Denton
Miami, Fla
Miss Miller Feted Before August Wedding
Dorothy Miller, planning an August wedding to Nelson Park Davis II, will be honored with a series of parties this week. A Tuesday bridge luncheon at the Forestdale home of Mrs. Harold E. Hall in Jamestown opens the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Miller
Nelson Park Davis II
Forestdale
Harold E. Hall
Jamestown
Austin P. Fortney
Simon Hodgin
Miss Miller
W. Elmer James
E. Farriss Ave
Carl V. Bundy
Bundy
Russell Hassell
Robert L. Lackey
C. E. Frazier
Alan Kane
Greensboro
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Wigglesworth-Hester
Goodbys
Ralph E. Miller
Dean B. Pruette
Samuel S. Coe
Grover H. Jones
Robert Scott Crowder
John Alexander Oates
Wigglesworths
Sedgefield Inn
Wallburg Rd
Frank Burkhead Wyatt
Walter Hester Jr
Robert B. Hester
Walter Hester
Thomas Stout
Robert S. Crowder
John A. Oates
Fayetteville
Dick Swaim
J. Lem Stokes
Mary Floyd
O. D. Thomas
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Southeastern
Grover C. Bagby
General Board of Christian Social Concerns
The
Methodist Church
Bible Hour
Robert G. Tuttle
First Methodist Church
Hickory
van W. Dillon Jr
Methodists
Sa Ri Ati As
Hearing Aid Sales and Service
N. Main
Dallas
Das
N. Main St
Barbie
High Point
Saunders
Hobby and Toyland College Village
Glamor
E. Washington ST
Wachovia Bank
Adar
Swicegood-Williams
Howard St
Claude Black
Eugene Swicegood
Claude Robertson
Raymond Kanay
Ann Christies
W. Commerce St
N.C. Bank
Onterey
Monterey
Espaciol
Young's
Furniture & Rug CO
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