Davis-Sheek Cake Cutting Held in Thomasville
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis Jr hosted a cake cutting after a Friday rehearsal for Mrs. Theopal Myers Davis and Mr. George W. Sheek Sr. The June 20 wedding at First Baptist Church drew about 65 guests, with attendees from Winston-Salem and Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ted Davis, Jr
Cocoa
Florida
Theopal Myers Davis
George W. Sheek
First Baptist Church
Eula Hedrick
Arlie Myers
Allen R. Everhart
C. L. Myers
Molly Myers
Payne Jones
George W. Sheek, Jr
Sally
Bill Sheek
Katie Jo Weaver
Harry Shonts
Winston-Salem
Bess Kenon
Farmington
Reception Follows Grimm Cecil Wedding at Cecil Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. Coke Cecil hosted a Friday reception at their Rockford Road home after the Grimm-Cecil wedding at First Methodist Church. Guests included the bridal party, Cecil family, and out-of-town friends, with dining decor featuring gardenias, white tapers, and monogrammed handkerchief cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coke Cecil
Grimm-Cecil
First Methodist
Rockford Road
N C. Johnson
D. Stanton Cecil
Ramona Ascough
Kent Dennis
Wayland Linthicum
Nancy Boyles
Ed Clarke
Ray Stutts
Austin Neely
Bob Grady
Douglas Battenfield
Jim Neely
Patsy Swaim
William Martin
Phyllis Hearn
Charlotte Taylor
St. Louis
Jack Cecil
House dress and raincoat buying tips
A well designed housedress allows room for stooping and bending, is easy to get into and requires little effort to wash and iron. When purchasing a raincoat, ensure sufficient front overlap and enough fasteners for real protection.
Potts Haynes Vows Solemnized At Oak View Church High Point
Helen Wyatt Haynes daughter of E G Wyatt Sr. and Mrs Wyatt of 705 Seventh Street North Wilkesboro married Robert Grayson Potts son of J R Potts of High Point in a June 14 ceremony at Oak View Methodist Church High Point. The Rev J W Grace officiated with June Campbell soloist and Delores Brown organist. The bride wore a blue Chantilly lace dress and blue accessories with a blue rhinestone pearl necklace gift from the groom. Ruth Potts was maid of honor, Ray Potts best man, ushers Howard Newton and Worth Nance. The couple will reside in Lexington after a wedding trip. Potts is with the North Carolina State Highway Patrol stationed in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wyatt Haynes
E. G. Wyatt
Seventh Street
North Wikesboro
Robert Grayson Potts
J. R. Potts
High Point
Oak View Methodist Church
J. W. Grace
June Campbell
Delores Brown
Ruth Potts
Ray Potts
Howard Newton
Worth Nance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davis-Sheek
Scott’s Tailor Shop
N. Main
Cecil Home
Albert’s—Distributors
Sterling Silver
International - Gorham - Lunt
Syracuse
America
Fine China
Albert's
Albert
China
Chinaware
S&h
Berkeley
S. Main ST
Crystal
Duncan
Bryce Bros
Seneca
Kosta
North Wilkesboro
Enti
Betsy Wardell
Lexington
Potts
Mitchell College
Statesville
N. C. State Highway Patrol
Singer Sewing Center
North Main ST
Optometrist
High Point, Greensboro & Winston-Salem
Hutch
Drexel
White Furniture Company
Colonial Buffet
Vach
Ees Wakefield Ashcraft Sofa
Stry
Cork
Mengel
Simmons
Heritage Armress
Heritage Soft
Coca
Brenner
Airoa
Lawson
Etree
Moffitt
Oay Court
Moffitt Modern
Scienceninental
Bogany
Heywood Wakefield
Anagusta
Chippendale
Brown Saltman
Mount Airy Furniture Company
Morganton
Shockey
Oman
Henredon
Can Davis
Mr. Davis
Rattan
Redwood Rae
Cush
East Washington
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