Wedding Guests Arrive For Cummings Meade Nuptials
A large network of relatives and friends travel from Montgomery Alabama Portsmouth New Hampshire Lans ing Kansas Danville Atlanta and Fort Lauderdale to attend the wedding of Miss Ann Marie Cummings and Frank Meade at St Marys Episcopal Church Saturday. Attendees include Barfields Reuthers Havendicks Read and many more with over 100 out-of-towners expected for the ceremony and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Walker Barfield
Montgomery
Ala
Ann Marie Cummings
Frank Meade
Cummings
Henry Reuther
Portsmouth
N. H
George Havendick
Genevieve Ann
Cummings- Meade
Susan Forbes
Wiifield
Pennsylvania State University
Martha Gay
Lynchburg
Danville
George Tabor III
Glen St. Mary
Fla
Anne Hawkins
High Point
Edwin Baylies Meade Jr
Robert J. Rogers
Roanoke
H. Brockman Anderson
Johnstown
Harry S. Meade
Walker Randall Barfield Jr
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Barfields
Schrafft’s
Miss Cummings
Doyle Early
Rankin Gladstone
Robert Brooks
Harold Conrad
Wiliam Locke
E. 0. Cummings
Shadow Valley
Emerywood Estates
Brown Fairrington Vows Told at Jamestown Home
In Jamestown on May 2, Roberta Mae Fairrington and Gerald Robert Brown united in marriage at the Fairrington home with Rev. J. W. Phillips officiating. Miss June Marie Taylor played the organ. The bride, a Ragsdale High School junior, wore a white linen suit with red carnations. both mothers wore lavender linen and blue lace. The couple will reside on Rt. 2, Trinity after a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Sherman G. Fairrington
Rt. 1
Fairringtons
Roberta Mae
Gerald Robert Brown
J. W. Phillips
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Church
June Marie Taylor
Ragsdale High School
Mildred McAdams
Fayetteville
James Robert Brown
Martinsville
Trinity High School
Trinity
Rt. 2
Busy Bee Garden Club Holds Meeting at YWCA
Mrs. C. K. Wright arranged flowers and discussed floral techniques at the Busy Bee Garden Club meeting. Mrs. Boyd Ward hosted duties at Guilford Avenue home. The May 21 luncheon to honor past council presidents will be at noon at the YWCA. Items were brought for the Flower and Curiosity Shop to be held at city lake pavilion tomorrow and Friday. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
N. C. Merchants Assn
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
Winifred Belthius
Canolis Haley
High Point
Drew Pearson
Irma H. McCrary
North Carolina
McCrary
Haley
Emily Fallenstein
Elizabeth Johnson
Jane Spencer
Barbara Wilson
Forol Robertson
Pauline Smith
Madge Johnson
C. K. Wright
Busy Bee Garden Club
Boyd Ward
Guilford Avenue
Carl Martin
Ward
YWCA
City Lake Pavillion
Don’t Overload Washer For a Sparkling Clean Load
Properly loading your washer helps it turn out a wash with maximum sparkle. Avoid overloading to ensure agitation, rinsing, and spinning work efficiently for clean clothes. Ensure even distribution and balanced loads for best results.
New Sonotone Thinline eyeglass hearing aid debut
A transistor hearing aid built into Sonotone’s slimmest temples promises to correct test hearing losses. It fits women’s and men’s eyeglass fronts, offering improved hearing while maintaining appearance. Exclusive availability hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonotone
Piano Musicale Presented By Mrs Lee’s Students At Home
Piano students of Mrs. Joe QO Lee performed in a musicale last evening at Mrs. Matt Wall’s Greenway Drive home. Students received pins for National Guild audition participation and refreshments followed. Selections included works by Cline Schubert Tansman Chopin and Green among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe QO. Lee
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
Faithe Henderson
Tansman
Martin
Mary Gail Schute
C Minor
Chopin
Cillock
Brides urged to submit photos for Sunday issue
The Enterprise invites brides and brides elect to deliver glossy prints to the woman’s department by Tuesday noon. Prints should be at least 5 by 7 inches. Engagement and wedding calendars require a full month between announcement and wedding dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Department of the Enterprise
Enterprise
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H. M. Russell
Sunset Hills Rest Home
Russell
N. Centennial Avenue
Leo, Wall
Brevard
Viola Hilton
Ruth Craig
Ruth Fraley
Geneva Young
Nellie Sechrest
Edna Thompson
Bess Hedgecock
Ethel Jones
Noma Vera
Jesse Dowd
Carolyn Kirkman
Guilford College
W. E. Kirkman
Rt. 5
Kirkman
Guilford
Dana Auditorium
NASCA
Harry Williams
W. H. Measle
National Assn
New Bern
John Bryant
Archdale Rd
NALCA
Robert. Nooe
Williams
Donald Swift
Boone
Omar Swift
Pam Swift
Baker Rd
Guy Martin
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
E. Greer Street
High Point Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Basil H. Freeman
Otteray Drive
Herman Bunch Jr
Bunch
B. H. Freeman Jr
David Freeman
Freeman
Ister Freeman
Freemans
Louise Ave
Cora Marie Johnson
Elijah Wright
Vickie
Carolyn
David
New York
Vernon Wendler
600 Parkway
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jim Casey
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Casey
Broadus Casey
N. Hamilton St
Joyce Groome
Wake Forest College
Miss Groome
Germany
Phillip Davis Jr
Joanie Prevost
Katherine Durland
Brepont
The
World of Women
Adelaide Wendler
Woman's Editor
Ios
Williams Flowers
South Main
Busy Bee Club
New South Motor Inn
Main St. Bligh Foint, MW
Thomasville
Lesters
High
Chaice
Jewelers
Piano Musicale
Economistir
Woman's World
Commerce Dial
St. Mary’s Episcopal Parish House N. Main
Farriss
Bulova
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