Miss McLain and Mills Exchange Vows in Memorial United Methodist
Mary Elizabeth McLain and Gary Bruce Mills wed in a 4 PM ceremony at Memorial United Methodist Church in Thomasville. The bride wore her mother’s wedding gown and mantilla, with attendants including her sister Janie McLain. The couple will live at 608 Hardee Street in Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McLain
Mr. Mills
Thomasville
Mary Elizabeth McLain
Gary Bruce Mills
Memorial United Methodist Church
Philip L. Shore
Homer Phifer
Frank Townsend
E. S. Earnhardt
James C. McLain
Kinney Ave
Thomasville High School
Ashmore Business College
General Telephone Co
Durham
Duke University
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Paul L. Mills
Liberty Dr
Janie McLain
Maureen Schneider
Judy Teer
Jeanne
Preston Crawford
Mike Rickard
Rick Floyd
Rick Kaney
Tim Russell
Andy Smith
Mike Freeman
Tom
Bill Mills
Bill McLain
W. L. Nance
Hardee St
Flora Meade and Edgar Dyer Bride in Summerfield
Flora Bell Meade and Edgar Lee Dyer III wed Friday at Summerfield United Methodist Church. Rev. Ray C. Stephens officiated at 6 pm with Toni Acree as soloist and John Rees at the organ. The bride, a Guilford College sociology student, wore a crepe white gown with lace and pearls. she carried white roses and gypsophila. The groom is a Guilford College graduate and to take a city planning post in Florence, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerfield
Flora Bell Meade
Edgar Lee Dyer III
Summerfield United Methodist Church
Ray C. Stephens
Grimsley High School
Greensboro
Guilford College
Ov College
Hartsville
High Point Central High School
Manmoden Sydney
Virginia
Florence
S. C
Miss Carol Price Feted at Coke Party
Miss Carol Price, June bride elect, was honored at a Coke party hosted by Mrs. Kent Bennett on Nottingham Road. About 25 guests arrived with gifts for the kitchen and recipes. Special guest included Mrs. E W Price Jr and Susan Price. Miss Price and Howard Barry St Clair will wed June 14 at Green Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Price
Kent Bennett
Nottingham Road
E. W. Price Jr
Susan Price
Miss Price
Howard Barry St. Clair
Green Street Baptist Church
Sikes Loveland Couple Honored After Church Ceremony
The Sikes Loveland wedding featured a 4 pm ceremony at First Presbyterian Church with reception at Top of the Mart. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Sikes hosted as guests from Greensboro and out-of-town attendees from New York, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and multiple North Carolina locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Joseph Loveland
Top-of the-Mart
First Presbyterian Church
Alva Boyd Newton
William Harold Hicks
Brenda Boggess
Charles Henry Sikes
Greensboro
Harold R. Cheek
Tuggle W. Webster
Durham
Earl L. Boggess
Wilbur Groome
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
I String and Splinter Club
Miss Suggs Engaged to Danny Osborne
Mr and Mrs A P Suggs announce the engagement of their daughter Shirlie Kathleen to Danny Ray Osborne son of Mr and Mrs Lee O Osborne of Kernersville Northwest Guilford graduate employed by Sears of Greensboro East Forsyth attendee and Army veteran with a year in Vietnam to marry June 13 at the bride s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Suggs
Rt. 1
Shirlie Kathleen
Danny Ray Osborne
Lee O. Osborne
Kernersville
Northwest Guilford
Miss Suggs
Sears
Greensboro
Vietnam
Suggs
Mr. Osborne
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Fesperman
Amanda Stoker
Flora Meade
Edgar Dyer
Toni Acree
Charlotte
John Rees
J. O. Meade
E L. Dye, Jr
High Point
Mary McGuire
Charles Wood
Jerry C. Wood
Woorland Dr
Jeff Sullivan
Sullivan
S. Main
Europe
Mrs. Bennett
Toye Collins
Leon Collins
John Chilton
G.T.I
High Point Central
Andrews
Ragsdale
Ledford
Allen-Jay
Southern Pilgrim
Trinity High
Reynolds, Peabody
Contoe High
North Stokesdale
Roland South Side
Jewelers
Bank
Americaid
High Point Electrolysis
Sikes-Loveland
Mrs. Loveland
Dr. and
Miss Loveland
M Sikes
Edwin Wilson Jones
Emerywood Country Club
Danny Osborne
East Forsyth
Antque Enterprises
North Main ST
Ste
Rayon
Ec Fabric
Westchester Mall
JO - Ann
Cabana
Princess
Lee
East Washington St
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