Vows Given In Oak View Methodist Ceremony
Miss Jackie Evelyn Stamey and Tracy Aubrey Maness wed Saturday at Oak View Methodist Church with Rev J W Grace officiating. The ceremony featured nuptial music, a pink organdy gown for the bride, green and yellow bridesmaids, and a white prayer book bouquet. The couple will reside at 519 Roseland Avenue after a Western Carolina trip. Guests came from Greensboro Thomasville Colfax Kernersville and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Evelyn Stamey
A. J. Stamey
Tracy
Aubrey Maness
A. Maness
Greensboro
Oak View Methodist Church
J. W. Grace
Rachel Hudson
Asheborost
Gordon Miller
Grim Bible College
June Campbell
McRay Holmes
Oregon
Misa Darlene Stamey
Elna Rae Maness
Martha Ann Gallimore
Joann Forbis
Lola Sheffield
Horace Maness
Sidney Swiggett
Don
Jack Grace
Lloyd Edge
Oo Leonard
Balti
Maness
Pilgrim Bible College
Western Carolina
Roseland Avenue
Mond, Va
Baltimore, Md
Boro
Thomasville
Colfaxnd Ke Kernersville
Miss Ingram To Be Honored With Informal Parties
Attendants of Miss Natalie Ingram bride elect plan two informal gatherings next week. Thelma Cox and Faye Lambert host Thursday at the former’s Julian home with Cox as maid of honor and Lambert as honorary bridesmaid. Friday’s party at 902 Chestnut Street hosted by Susan Horney features Miss Ingram’s junior bridesmaid role on the eve of her June 20 Mitchells Grove Methodist Church wedding to Harold Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Ingram
Thelma Cox
Faye Lambert
Julian
Miss Cox
Miss Lambert
Susan Horney
Miss Ingram
Chestnut Street
Miss Horney
Harold Cox
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
State Meeting Reports At Woodmen Circle Hendersonville
Reports on the recent Hendersonville state meeting were delivered by Mrs. Ellington and Mrs. Underwood at the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle gathering. Mrs. Whitlock led the session as Carrie Harris was approved for Grove membership. Myrtle Garrard from Greensboro attended. Hostesses plan the next circle bridge party with C A Byrd E B Sexton and H W Stroud to announce date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
James Ellington
Lloyd Underwood
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Wow Home
W. R. Whitlock
Carrie Harris
Grove
Myrtle Garrard
Greensboro
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Joyce Kearns at Borden's
Honoring Miss Joyce Kearns who will wed Charles Kenneth Ingram Sunday June 14 at Main Street Methodist Church. Mrs William H Measle entertained with a miscellaneous shower in Borden's Gold Room. Miss Kearns received a corsage, flowers, and gifts as prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul R Spencer and Mrs J C Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kearns
Charles Kennneth Ingram
Main Street Methodist Church
William H. Measle
Borden
Miss Kearns
Carole Kearns
Paul R. Spencer
YWCA Schedule Highlights Learn to Swim and Events
The notice outlines YWCA activities including girls learn to swim lessons 12:30 to 6:30 and a 7:00 women’s swim period. It lists a 8:00 party for Mrs. Charlotte Sheffield, and upcoming meetings of the Finance Committee and Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Charlotte Sheffield
Triangle Softne
Ada Blair
Joyce Kearns and Charles Ingram to Wed in Methodist Church
Mrs. Carl Kearns and Mrs. Gene O Daniel s hosted a buffet supper and surprise shower at Willowbrook Street for Joyce Kearns and Charles Kenneth Ingram as they prepare for a Sunday marriage at Main Street Methodist Church. The event drew about 40 guests including Roy Kearns, the bride elect’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kearns
Gene O'Daniels
Charlotte
Willowbrook Street
Joyce Kearns
Charles Kenneth Ingram
Main Street Methodist Church
J. B. Cummings
Kearns
Lyles Kearns
Roy Kearns
Tea honors brides elect at Lindsay Street home
Mrs. Milton Schwartz and Misses Bess and Edna Schwartz host a Sunday afternoon tea from three to five at 1008 Lindsay Street. Honorees include brides-elect Misses Jeanette Taub and Mollie Lamet, with Taub set to wed Murray Hellar in July and Lamet to marry Dave Lafferman of Baltimore, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Edna Schwartz
Milton Schwartz
Lindsay Street
Jeanette Taub
Mollie Lamet
Miss Taub
Murray Hellar
Miss Lamet
Dave Lafferman
Baltimore
Local notices on temperance delegates and hospital patients
Misses Renate Miller Evelyn Andrews and Betty Beck left yesterday for Flat Rock to attend the Youth Temperance Camp representing the High Point Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Marjorie Webern of Ecker Apartments is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery, with visitors possible. Mrs Nolan Zenk and son Alan, from Baltimore, visit her father F M Hall on New Street. Priscilla Chafin of East Commerce Street is a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after throat surgery with satisfactory condition. Vernon O Danisson son of Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renate Miller
Evelyn Andrews
Betty Beck
Flat Rock
High Point Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Marjorie Webern
Ecker
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nolan Zenk
Alan
Baltimore, Md
F. M. Hall
New Street
Aks Zenk
Eula Macall
Priscilla Chafin
East
Commerce Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Miss Loflin Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Gwendolyn Faye Loflin bride elect was honored on Route 1 in Sophia Saturday afternoon. About 50 guests, soon after her arrival, witnessed a corsage presentation and miscellaneous gifts. The couple plans to wed Friday at 6 pm at the bride elect's aunt Miss Clara Davis's home with Rev. York Teague officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Faye Loflin
Zarado Loflin
Sophia
Loflin
Kermitt Hayes
J. G. Hayes
Clara Davis
Marlboro
Mrs. Gene ODaniels Visits Grandparents in Charlotte
Mrs Gene ODaniels of Charlotte visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Kearns at their Willowbrook Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene O'Daniels
Charlotte
Mrs
Carl Kearns
Willowbrook Street
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Tracy Maness
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Mr. Maness
T. A. Maness
Charles Ingram
Wagger's, Inc
Stewart’s Snack Shack
Lexington Ave
Lever Brothers Co
Vernon O'Daniels
Mr. and
Miss Loflin
Poe
York Teague
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Belks
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