Twilight Ceremony Unites Miss Isom And Melvyn Kimsey
Miss Betty Lou Isom and Melvyn C. Kimsey wed at the home of Rev. W. E. Redfern in Chesterfield North Carolina. The couple exchanged vows before summer flower decor and lighted candles. they will reside in High Point after honeymooning in western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Betty Lou Isom
Melvyn C. Kimsey
W. E. Redfern
Gloria Foust
Betsy Anderson
Charles C. Kimsey
North Carolina
J. L. Isom
Howell Street
Bryce Commercial College
S. P. Kimsey
Centennial Avenue
High Point College
N. C. State College
High Point
Miss Atkinson Weds Jacob Edward Cecil in First Baptist Ceremony
Elouise Atkinson became the bride of Jacob Edward Cecil on June 7 at 3 o'clock in the parsonage of the First Baptist church. Rev. W. Wilbur Hutchins officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple's attendants included Mrs F D Hoffman Jr and Mr Hoffman with Mrs Hoffman as matron of honor. Both families and friends attended the service and reception at the Plantation Supper club before a short wedding trip. The groom served with the Sea Bees overseas and is employed by Colonial Motorines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sueewby
Fenn Henr Parker
Pleasant Grove Methodists
I. L. Sharpe
Polly Smith
Harley Cecil
Fred P. Newby
Waldon C. Newby
Percy FE. Smith
Luther Hedrick
John C. Newby
Chestnut Street
High Point College
Cora Parker
Elouise Atkinson
Jacob Edward Cecil
First Baptist Church
W. Wilbur Hutchins
W. W. Hutchins
F. D. Hoffman, Jr
Hoffman
Mr. Cecil
Lawrence Cecil
Thomasville
Hasty High School
The
Sea Bees
Colonial Motorines
Plantation
F. D. Hoffman
Deema Atkinson
Route Five
T. F. Atkinson
Joshua Street
High Point
Parker
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Betty Sue Newby
Mr. Parker
North Wilkesboro
Nuptials Draw Interest In High Point Area
High Point brides and weddings draw steady attention as numerous nuptials unfold across the city. The report highlights engagements and upcoming ceremonies at Wesley Memorial, Calvary Methodist, Centenary church, and First Presbyterian, with couples from Winston-Salem to Thomasville and Kernersville among those announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Zimmerman
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Margaret Short
Troy L. Short
North Main Street
E. L. Burns
East Russell Street
Roberta
Clyde Carden
C. F E. Carden
Calvary Methodist Church
Lancaster
Winston-Salem
Betty Jean Love
Charles Oscar Love
Mr. Love
High Point College
Presbyterian Church Scene of Margaret Hunt Mar ryage
In a late afternoon ceremony at the First Presbyterian church Miss Margaret Gordon Hunt became the bride of First Lieutenant Phillip Leaker Chapman of Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The vows were spoken at five o clock with Rev Paul Tudor Jones officiating. Music featured Whipple on organ with Mrs Henry Whipple as soloist. Ada Milburn Hunt sister of the bride served as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Gordon Hunt
Phillip Leaker Chapman
Harrisburg
Paul Tudor Jones
Subdistrict to Meet at Oak View
The High Point Youth Subdistrict will meet Monday night June 23 at eight o clock at the Oak View Methodist church. The theme of the worship will be We Test Our Lives by Thine by the High Point delegation to the Oak le association with a special request that all High Point members be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Oak View Methodist Church
Hign Point
Oakle Association
Potato Skins Cooked Tender with Meat Drippings
To keep potato skins soft and tender grease them with meat drippings before baking.
Musical Art Club To Meet Thursday
The final meeting of the club year will be held Thursday evening at eight oclock at Mrs Sidney Gayle home on Club drive. Only members may attend and a program features two piano numbers by Mrs Gayle and Emile Kin. In 1946 there were 3,440,000 babies delivered in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Sidney Gayle
Miss Margaret Short Weds Ralph G Zimmerman in Church Vows
Miss Margaret Short married Ralph Gray Zimmerman at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in a 5:30 ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul Hardin Jr. and Rev. Wilson O. Weldon. Background greenery and white gladioli framed the setting. music included Intermezzo and Liebestraum as familiar guests gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Margaret Short
Ralph Gray Zimmerman
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wilson O. Weldon
Oregon Fern
Standard Cut
Ernestine V. Strickland
Liebestraum
Friendship Club Luncheon Meeting Planned at Mrs S Baes Home
The Friendship club will hold a luncheon meeting Thursday at 1 PM. Mrs S Bae will host at 1029 Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
S. B,ae
Wellington
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club Meet
The bridge club of the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle will meet at the WOW hall Monday evening at 8 oclock, it was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
W.O.W. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Newby
Peasant Grove
Henry Parker
Miss Isom
Melvyn Kimsey
Miss Atkinson
Nevada
Goursas
Browning
Nannie Lucretia Thorpe
Houston
Texas
Centenary Church
Kimsey
Welborn
Carolyn Eloise Phipps
R. A. Phipps
Kernersville
G. W. Underwood
English Street
Ruby Lee
Harold Clifton Surrett
Mae Surrett
Chapman
Margaret Hunt
Greensboro
Gordon Hunt
Emerywood Court
Ryan
University of Virinia
Charlottesville
Elizabeth Willard
Elder
V. V. Willard
Route Two
Clyde C. Mangum
Thomasville Road
Gloria Janet
Lawrence Ef, King
Gurney H. King
Welch Street
Lorenzo Gayle Brown
Siler City
Edna Ruth
Harold Burgess Bass
Lindsay Street
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Sullivan
Dorothy Marjorie Moss
J. E. Moss
A. Loren Sulli
Dennis Welborn, Jr
Edna Ruth Brown
Mrs. Purvis Talmadge Lancaster
Phillip L. Chapman
Mrs
Gerald Sullivan
John D. Browning
Matthew C- Ryan, Jr
Clyde Eugene Tesh, Jr
Gloria Janet Mangum
Miss Lance Johnson Barringer
John Henry Parker
Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Edward Cecil
Presbyterian Church
Phillip Chapman
Oak View
United States
Ralph G. Zimmerman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!