Sexton-Davis Marriage Vows Announced Today
Miss Lynn Jane Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross H Davis and Robert Randall Sexton son of Mrs Lela M Sexton were married Saturday February 23 in Burgess chapel Methodist church with Rev Wilson Weldon officiating. Music by Ernestine Strickland and Sam Taylor accompanied a ring ceremony and floral decor featured pink gladioli. The couple’s families and education details are noted with the brides high school and college, and the grooms attendance at Junior Order High and Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lWirs
Robert Randall Sexton
Lynn Jane Davis
Ross H. Davis
First Methodist Church
Denny Street
Lela M. Sexton
J. K. Sexton
Burgess Chapel
Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Ernestine Strickland
Sam Taylor
Malotte
Garden Club Meeting With Mrs Seborn Perry
The Mid-Week Garden Club plans a meeting at Mrs Seborn Perry's Hillcrest Drive home on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Nk Hunsucker will present “Eighteenth Century Gardens” and a report on restoration projects by Pickett, chairman of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seborn Perry
Hillcrest Drive
Nk Hunsucker
Ee Port
Ge cm Com
Miss Burge and Hayworth wed in Lexington ceremony
Miss Ruth Virginia Burge daughter of J. O. Burge and the late Mrs. Esther Burge of Long street became the bride of William H. Hayworth on Friday February 8. The vows were at the parsonage of the First Baptist church in Lexington with Rev J Ray Clifford officiating and a ring ceremony. The groom, son of Esther M Hayworth and Mrs Hayworth of Route 2, has recently been discharged from military service. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside temporarily with the bride's father on Long street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hayworth
Ruth Virginia Burge
Lexington
J. O. Burge
Esther Burge
Longstreet
First Baptist Church
J. Ray Clifford
P.yllis Clifford
Lesea C. Mgrcermhe
Ester mAh
Haysworth
Route 2
Long Street
Informal Morning Party Honors Mrs Edward Short Bride
Miss Eleanor Amos and Miss Pauline Douglas hosted an informal coffee at the Amos home to honor Mrs Edward L Short former Mary Sue Briggs. About twenty guests attended as lilies and spring flowers decorated the breakfast room with a silver coffee service and gifts for the honoree.
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Edward Short
Eleanor Amos
Miss Amos
Pauline Douglas
Edward L. Short
Mary Sue Briggs
Francis W. Spearman
Amos
Douglas
L'Amusante
Ts Amg
Aes
Miss Leah Leyton Bride Elect Feted At Linen Shower
Bride elect Miss Leah Leyton was honored at a Sheraton linen shower hosted by Mrs Jake Pl for about forty guests. Gifts included a linen shower pageant and silver pieces given by Mrs Pliskin. Attendees enjoyed bridge and gin rummy before refreshments.
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Leah Leyton
Leah Miriam
Jake Pl
Sheraton Hotel
Dogoree
Atten Laven
Andy Vdt Dar
Willard Myers
Herman Bernard
Irving Tillis
Kearns and Kivett Quiet Wedding in Greensboro
Miss Cora Kearns and L. Kivett were married February 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Hendrix in Greensboro. The ceremony, conducted by Rev McClarty, featured white gladioli and fern decor with close family present. The couple left shortly after for a wedding trip.
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Cora Kearns
L, K Kivett
Jim Hendrix
Greensboro
McClarty
Shields-Johnson Invitations Out Planned for March Wedding
Invitations issued for the marriage of Emmagene Shields to Norman Coles Johnson set for Saturday March 16 at 4 PM at First Baptist Church High Point North Carolina. Pre nuptial parties include a bridge event hosted by Miss Dot Miller and a hospitality gathering at Miss Eleanor Younts home on Thurston Street. Additional gatherings planned at Miss Frances home 212 East Farriss with two tables in play. Upon return the couple will be at home in High Point.
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Emmagene Shields
Norman Coles Johnson
First Baptist Church
John Harrison Shields
Emmagene
First Baptist
Dot Miller
Thurston Street
Eleanor Younts
Miss Shields
Frances
East Farriss
Way-Pitts Vows Revealed Here
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Evelyn Pitts to Pvt. James D. Way, which occurred in York South Carolina on February 17. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Myrtle Thompson and the late O C Pitts of Route 1. The groom is the son of Mrs Betty Way of 1164 South Main street. He served five years in the armed forces and recently returned from the European theater. The couple will reside with the bride’s sister on South Main street temporarily.
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Mary Evelyn Pitts
James D. Way
York
S. C
Hurley H. Way
Myrtle Thompson
O. C. Pitts
Route 1
Betty Way
South Main Street
Hayes-Gray Vows Announced in Asheboro
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Gray announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Pfc Thomas A Hayes. The vows were spoken January 19 at First Methodist church Asheboro with Rev Duncan officiating and a ring ceremony. Betty wore chartreuse wool dressmaker suit with black accessories. The bride is educated in Point City schools and works at Crown Hosiery Mills. The groom is a California native now in the Army Air Corps and recently departed for overseas duty in the army of occupation.
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Joseph H. Gray
Randolph Street
Betty
Thomas A. Hayes
First Methodist Church
Asheboro
Duncan
Point City
Crown Hosiery Mills
California
Army Air Corps
Army of Occupation
Betty Gray
Home safety shifts from bath to bedroom per national survey
A recent national safety survey notes accidents increasingly occur in the bedroom rather than the bathroom, with urban and rural homes alike showing this change. The report hints that a soap shortage may influence these patterns.
Mrs V D Sale Jr Hosts Canterbury Club Luncheon
Mrs V D Sale Jr entertained the Canterbury club Friday at Emery Wood Country Club. Twelve members dined in the private room with an antique centerpiece of japonica and enjoyed a course luncheon before gathering in the main lounge for conversation. Attending members included Mesdames Ha Brockmann, Charles F Carroll, W F Ellis Jr, W B Hall, R V Hayworth, J W Lindsay, and Everett Marsh.
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Canterbury Club
Emerywood Country Club
V. D. Sale, Jr
Mesdames Ha Brockmann
Charles F. Carroll
W. F. Ellis, Jr
W .B. Hall
R. V. Hayworth
J. W. Lindsay
Everett Marsh
Priscilla Club Meeting Change Noted
The Priscilla club will be entertained Friday by Mrs. S. C. Clark at her Parkway home. The meeting is rescheduled to 2:30 PM for a general meeting and business session. Members are asked to note the hour change.
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Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Five Names Mentioned in Social Column Item
Charles W. Perry Owen Reese Roy Spearman William D Sim mons and the hostess Mrs. are listed in a society note. The fragment notes a gathering or event but provides no further details about date place or occasion.
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Charles W. Perry
Owen Reese
Roy Spearman
William D. Simmons
Mra
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Sexton-Davis
Garden Club
Mrs. Seborn Perry
Miss Burge
Mr. Hayworth
Bean Brothers
Dean
Walter P. Bean
South Main St
Tiffany
Ingram's Beauty Shop
North Main St
Sechrest Organiza
Tion
Sechrest
Ly Spirit
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Miss Kearns
Carrick Kivett
Atlanta
High Point
Betty Martin
LoElla Stroud
Jamestown
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charlotte
North Carolina Society of the
J. C. Moore
le Fobias North Main
Way-Pitts
Tobias
Allem
Obias
Cmth Tobias
WMFR
Mrs. Clark
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