Baptist Ceremony Weds Miss Dills and Mr Smith
In a 4 o clock service at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church, Elsie Mae Dills married Starlin C. Smith. The couple will reside at 1510 Pinehurst, Orlando, Florida.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
7
In a 4 o clock service at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church, Elsie Mae Dills married Starlin C. Smith. The couple will reside at 1510 Pinehurst, Orlando, Florida.
Miss Buena Rose Still and Larry Dean Lambeth united in marriage at Colburn Memorial Methodist Church. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a flowing train. reception followed. They will reside in High Point, and the bride will teach second grade at Union Hill Elementary School this fall.
In Asheboro at the Congregational Christian Church Miss Linda Ann Snider and Pvt. Robert Wayne McKenzie were married in a Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. Clyde Fields and Rev. Martin L. Fogleman. The couple resides at White Sands Missile Base New Mexico.
Nanette Wallace Vanderbilt plans to marry Wiley M. Lockamy a Clinton North Carolina soldier. Army formalities may delay the ceremony up to six weeks with a likely Bitburg wedding. Nanette and Lockamy traveled from Cannes to Bitburg where he is stationed and Mrs Vanderbilt followed.
Bride elect Becky Holder received a corsage and a gifts shower on Saturday at the Holder home with hosts Mrs. W J Holder Mrs J C Mendenhall and Mrs Woodrow Murphy. Guests included the mothers of the couple and the couple will marry June 24 at English Street Baptist Church.
Miss George Anne Kivett married James Robert Pace in a 4 PM Chapel of Central Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev Brunson Wallace and Rev D M Nifong. The couple, both from North Carolina, will reside in Saluda after a reception at the bride’s Asheboro home.
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