Maryette Brown and Charles Vaughn Wed in Pittsboro
Miss Maryette Brown and Charles Sidney Vaughn married yesterday at Pittsboro Methodist Church in a 4 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Horace Garris. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Brown of Pittsboro, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edward Vaughn of High Point, will reside in Mount Airy after a wedding trip to North Carolina mountains.
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Pittsboro
Maria Maryette Brown
Charles Sidney Vaughn
Pittsboro Methodist Church
Horace Garris
Dan Johnson
Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
James P. Brown
High Point College
Vaughn
Joseph Edward Vaughn
High Point High School
Woodward Ia
Lewallen Stoker Wedding Solemnized In Calvary Church
Barbra Ann Stoker and Jesse Ray Lewallen were married at 7 30 p m Friday in Calvary Methodist Church with Rev Vernon Morton officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Stoker is a Guil Rand Realty Co employee The groom son of Mr and Mrs O O Lewallen is a Southern Motor Co employee They plan to live at 808 Worth Ave The ceremony featured white gladioli and cathedral candles with music by Gerald Morgan and Argie Wood The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a fingertip veil and a white orchid prayer book keepsake Attendants included Miss Gaynell Comer Best man Kenneth R Craven and ushers Charles Cromer and M Zachary The mothers wore orchid silk organza and beige lace respectively and both wore white corsages The bride changed to a white lace over pink dress for the wedding trip
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Pat Brown
Charlotte
Jane Brown
Pittsboro
Betty Jo Vaughn
High Point
Brenda Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Ann Snipes
Liz Peterson
Morganton
Joseph E. Vaughn
Jerry Vaughn
Barbra Ann Stoker
Jesse Ray Lewallen
Calvary Methodist Church
Vernon Morton
Lewallen
Arnold B. Stoker
High Point High School
Guil-Rand Realty Co
O. O. Lewallen
Allen Jay High School
Southern Motor Co
Gerald Morgan
Argie Wood
Gaynell Comer
Kenneth R. Craven
Charles Cromer
M. Zachary
Worth Ave
Daughters of Wesley Class Plan Tuesday Meeting
Calvary Methodist Church Daughters of Wesley Class will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m Hostess will be Mrs Virginia Wright 1409 Pershing St Also noted 540000 recreational boats exist in the United States
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Daughters of Wesley
Calvary Methodist Church
Virginia Wright
Pershing St
Chapel Vows Unite Miss Hepler and Mr Autry in East Green Street Chapel
Miss Linda Hepler became the bride of Frank Marvin Autry Jr at 5 pm yesterday in East Green Street Baptist Church. The ceremony featured gladioli and gypsophila with candles and music by Fielding Kearns and Carol Kearns. The bride wore a magnolia satin gown and carried a white orchid bouquet. attendants wore pink lace dresses. The couple planned to reside with the groom’s parents after a wedding trip.
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Linda Lee Hepler
Frank Marvin Autry Jr
East Green Street Baptist Church
J. E. Rawlinson
Fielding Kearns
Carol Kearns
Kearns
Autry
William Lloyd Hepler
High Point High School
Frank Marvin Autry
Oak Ridge Military
Harriet Austin
Rita Sanders
Barbara Simmons
Joan Simmons
Greer Franklin Smith
Curtis Spencer
Greenville
Cedron Avenue
Deep River Home Demonstration Club Luncheon
The Deep River Home Demonstration Club meets at 11 30 a m Tuesday in the Deep River Educational Building with Mrs E F Williams Jr and Mrs W G Swaim as hostesses A white elephant sale closes the meeting Also notes Mount Mauna Loa in Hawaii stands 13 680 feet high
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Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Deep River Educational Building
EF. F. Williams Jr
W. G. Swaim
Mount Mauna Loa
Hawaii
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Maryette Brown
Charles Vaughn
Gary Sappenfield
Virginia Beach
Byron Starnes
Harry Vaughn
Mount Airy
Reggie Joyner
North Carolina
Lewallen-Stoker
Arnel
Jersey
Pine ST
United States
S. Main
Ispace Penienen
Adoria Beauty
ST. Lot
Chapel Vows
Miss Hepler
Mr. Autry
George Whitesides
F. M. Autry
Kenneth Turner
Robert Hocutt
Charlie Spell
Patrick Dancy
Bill Hepler
Deep River
E. Washington ST
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