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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1971
Page
18
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Miss Sarah McAlister Huntley and Randolph Harrison Smith wed at First Baptist Church in Wadesboro in a noon ceremony. The bride, daughter of Fulton and (Mrs.) Huntley, wore a Brussels lace gown with mantilla. she carried a gardenia and stephanotis bouquet. Attendants included sisters Bossong and Huntley. sister Linda Smith served as bridesmaid. The couple will live at 500 Rockspring Road in High Point.
Rebecca Loflin and Douglas Arthur Key exchanged vows in a 4 p m ceremony at English Road Baptist Church. The bride wore a lavender accented gown with organza lace and carried a floral nosegay. The couple, both locals with ties to High Point, will reside in High Point after a reception following the ceremony.
Debbie Jane Buie and Walter Grady Allred Jr. married at Crestwood Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dewey H. Herring officiating. Attendants included James Culbreth as matron of honor and Cynthia Ann Buie as maid of honor, with bridesmaids Jill Walker and Deborah Kirk, and a flower girl Deanna Pendry.
Jan Alexandra Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan A Rowe and Peter Anthony Krapels son of Mr and Mrs Johannes L Krapels were married in an 11 am ceremony at First. Rev Paul Craven officiated. The couple's reception followed at the Naval Officers Club with family and friends in attendance.
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