Betty Grubb Norman Smith Plan June Wedding
Miss Betty Grubb announced final wedding plans for her daughter Betty Joyce Grubb to Norman Bailey Smith United States Coast Guard. The ceremony will be June 12 1954 at 8 pm at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Smith
Betty Grubb
Pauline H. Grubb
Betty Joyce
Norman Bailey Smith
United States Coast Guard
Rankin Memorial Methodist Arch
High Point
North Carolina
D. C. Craven
Thomasville
Mary
Iris Cecil
Joe Towery
High Point College Commencement Social Highlights
During the commencement weekend at High Point College a Monday luncheon honored honorary degree recipients C L Amos J E Garlington and C C Herbert Jr and featured Dr Henry Hill as keynote speaker. A Sunday Sheraton Hotel luncheon hosted by Dr and Mrs Cooke honored Bishop Paul Garber and the Board of Trustees. Banquet tables and pastel arrangements framed both events with 27 and 36 guests respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Cooke
W. College
C. L. Amos
High Point
J. E. Garlington
Roxboro
Sheraton
Asheboro
Board of Trustees
Darby Sleeth Wedding Plans Announced for Saturday
Miss Betty Darby and Morris Sleeth reveal final plans for their wedding to be held Saturday at 7 pm at the bride elects home circle drive. Rev Roger R Jackson of Wake Forest to officiate with family and friends attending a rehearsal Friday at the Marsh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Darby
Morris E. Sleeth
Miss Darby
Idell Darby
H. W. Sleeth
Kokomo
Ind
G. Reid Marsh Jr
Circle Dr
Roger R. Jackson
Wake Forest
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Nile
JDAY
Sears
Norman Smith
Paul Bryant
Barbara Parker
Arnold Craven
Vickie Culp
Gary Craven
Mr. Smith
Max Angel
Bobby Smith
Wallace Angel
Eugene Shelton
Stokesdale
Jim Hendricks
Webster Marlowe
Donald Gibbardt
Joseph Johnson
Darby-Sleeth
Gilbert
Town & Country Shoes
S. Main ST
Cros
FT. Reg
Mixep
Rencana
Homart
Kenmore
North Main Street
White House
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