Miss Betty Wheless Weds Mr. Grier In Chapel Rites
Miss Betty Carole Wheless and William Boyd Grier wed in a Green Street Baptist Chapel ceremony at 4 p.m. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P L Wheless, wore Chantilly lace gown with sabrina neckline and carried a white Bible. The groom serves in the U S Army at Ft Devens. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Grier of Rt. 3 Shelby. The couple will live at Ft. Devens after the ceremony.
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Betty Wheless
Mr. Grier
Green Street Baptist Church
Betty Carole Wheless
Willia Boyd Grier
E. W. Price
Wheless
Paul Il. Wheless
N. Main St
Sabrina
Grier
Central High School
Time Payment Department
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Ellenboro
U. S. Army
Kennedy twin hosts for Kay Rachel Kennedy shower
Miss Kay Rachel Kennedy, bride elect of Frank Ritchie More Jr., was honored by her twin sister Miss Mary Ruth Kennedy with a floating miscellaneous shower at their National Highway home in Thomasville. Forty five guests attended from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Refreshments featured pink and green decor, a pink carnation centerpiece, and a cake with pink squares. The honoree received a corsage and a crystal gift. The couple plans a May 31 ceremony at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Kay Rachel Kennedy
Frank Ritchie More Jr
Illinois
Mary Ruth Kennedy
Rob Kennedy
Carrie Blackwelder
David Hale
Moyer Harris
Asheboro
Goodbys
Ronnie Wilson Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Mr. More
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Garden Council Plans Tea for Jamestown Members
Members of garden clubs in the High Point Council of Garden Clubs are invited to a tea sponsored by the council. The event is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the all purpose room of Adams Memorial YWCA, with Jamestown garden club members invited per Mrs. E Saunders, council president.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial Ywca
Jamestown Garden Club
E. Saunders
One Family Under God Theme Of May Fellowship Day Luncheon
The May Fellowship Day luncheon by United Church Women featured Rev. John Settlemeyer urging full participation and nonviolent methods to break barriers. The event supported a state project to collect 1,000 dolls for migrant children, with music by Jeanette Ogg and Harry Monroe and a business session led by Ruby Caldwell.
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God
YWCA
United Church
John Settlemeyer
United States
W. C. Hylton
Jeanette Ogg
Harry Monroe
W. C. White
Arthur Corpening
Hunter Dalton
Ruby Caldwell
UCW
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Bonnie Wireless
Tommy Harmon
Ronnie
Garden Center
Jack M. Cox
Wake Robin Garden Club
Art Richardson
Garden Council Planning Tea
Grace Flower Shop
Ray’s Watch
Washington St
la Marick
South
Settlemeyer
Christ
Aris
P.K
College Village Shopping Center
Shalimar
Cologne
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