Faircloth Beck Wedding At Fair Grove United Methodist Church
Wanda Lorraine Beck and Michael Steve Faircloth married at Fair Grove United Methodist Church in Thomasville. Rev Chester Byerly officiated at 4 pm with music by Reba Kay Fowler and soloists. The bride wore organza with Chantilly lace and Carnation sleeves, bouquet of white orchids. parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beck and Mr. and Mrs. James Faircloth attended. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs. James Barringer and many attendants. couple plans to reside on Hillcrest Road after both graduates’ careers in education and business. Cake cutting followed in the church fellowship hall with pink and white decor and floral centerpieces.
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Thomasville
James R. Faircloth
Westwood Avenue
James Barringer
Delores Livengood
Kay Drum
Statesville
Joe Bales
Connie McCall
Jerry Royal
Fayetteville
Kim Livengood
Lexington
Dale R. Faircloth
Joseph Holt
Leon Trotter
David Lomax
Greensboro
Ted Morrow
Craig Morrow
East Davidson High School
Appalachian State University
Western Carolina University
Croft Business College of
Civil Southern Factors Inc
Hillcrest Road
Fellowship Hall
Dolan Workman
James Faircloth
Jack Livengood
Slate-Walker couple announces wedding plans
Dr and Mrs Marvin L Slate of 807 Parkwood Circle announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Elizabeth of Decatur Georgia to William Randall Walker of Doraville Georgia. The couple will wed July 17 at the First Baptist Church of Decatur. Margaret Elizabeth is a graduate of Meredith College and Union Theological Seminary and serves as organist at the First Baptist Church of Decatur. William Randall Walker is a Georgia Tech graduate and production control manager for Southern Iron and Equipment Co in Atlanta.
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Marvin L. Slate
Parkwood Circle
Margaret Elizabeth
Decatur, Ga
William Randall Walker
Doraville, Ga
First Baptist Church of
Decatur
Miss Slate
Meredith College
Union Theological Seminary
Walker
Clara Phillips Walker
Sweetwood Dr
Nashville, Tenn
Georgia Tech
Southern Iron and Equipment Co
Atlanta
Sexton Proctor Set to Wed at Wallburg Baptist Church
Rosilyn Sexton and Philip Proctor announce an Aug 22 wedding at Wallburg Baptist Church. The bride is a Ledford High School and UNCG student majoring in child development. the groom is a Ledford alum and UNCG student majoring in business administration employed by Strickland Corp.
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Wallburg
Rosalyn Marie Sexton
Philip Grant Proctor
Wallburg Baptist Church
Ledford High School
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Proctor
Ledford
UNCG
The
Strickland Corp
Cat Lady Paris Proposes Cat Castration Plan
Madame Bouchaud president of the French Committee for Lost Cats says Paris harbors 120 cats in her home and estimates 250000 abandoned felines in Paris with potential growth to a million in five years. She advocates systematic castration of all strays to curb the problem. She asserts it would take 100 years to eliminate cats and hopes for civilized cat care thereafter.
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Paris
WNL
Madame Bouchaud
French Committee For
Anne Marsh Engaged to Wayne Cline Jr at Wesley Memorial
Anne Car ter Marsh of 1111 Rockford Rd announces engagement to Wayne Allen Cline Jr., son of Dr and Mrs Wayne A Cline of Salisbury. The wedding is set for August 7 at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCann Marsh
Rockford Rd
Anne Carter
Wayne Allen Cline Jr
Wayne A. Cline
Confederate Ave
Salisbury
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Wanda Lorraine Beck
M. S. Faircloth
Mrs, Faircloth
Slate-Walker
Miss Sexton
Edgar Leon Sexton
William Grant Proctor
Rt. 4
Gant
Durable Press
France
Pari-Sol
Jockey
Cat
Glamor
Glamor Home
East Washington St
Anne Marsh
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Miss Marsh
High Point Central High School
Salem College
Tobe-Coburn School For
Cline
Woodberry Forrest School
Princeton University
Mill Fabrics
New York
Seersucker
North Main St
Winston-Salem
Puig
Barcelona
Spain
N. Main Street
Italy
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