Informal Party Honors Norma Prince Bride-Elect
Miss Norma Prince was feted at an informal party and shower hosted by Miss Sallie Beck and her mother Mrs. E W Beck at their suburban Route one home. Prince, to wed Philip Beck on June 26 at N Main Baptist Church, received a corsage and a bridal gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Prince
Sallie Beck
E. W. Beck
Route One
Miss Prince
Philip Beck
N. Main Baptist Church
E. Ik. Beck
Miss Martin Is Honored at Young Home Bridal Party
Miss Betty Martin, bride elect, was feted at a Hillcrest Drive party hosted by Miss Tommie Young and her mother Mrs. J M Yourt. About 15 guests attended and a brass bowl was presented to the future bride as floral decor and a dessert course marked the afternoon. The wedding date is June 19 with Robert Bundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Martin
Tommie Young
J. M. Yourt
Hillcrest Dr
Pufus Martin
Garden Study Club Picnic Meeting Planned
The Garden Study Club will meet Wednesday at 10 at Mrs. I. B. Dunn home on Florham Ave. A picnic luncheon follows the business session. Members unable to attend should notify Mrs. Aubrey Dunbar at 9502. The article also notes grooming tips for young women, urging lint-free attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
I. B. Dunn
Florham Ave
Aubrey Dunbar
Miss Elaine Forward Honored at Marietta Clubhouse Shower
The Marietta Clubhouse hosted a Friday night bridal shower for Elaine Forward. Hostesses included Mrs. David Reddick, Mrs. William Parker, and Mrs. Van Reddick Sr. Guests enjoyed corsages, games, and gifts from friends, with plans for a June 19 wedding at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Elaine Forward
David Reddick
William Parker
van Reddick Sr
Stephanotis
E. E. Forward Jr
Q. O. Lyerly
Betty Underwood
L. 5. Leonard
E. E. Forward Sr
Lexington
H. O. Richey
Greensboro
Stacy Hackett
Pleasant Garden
Wallace Smith
Washington
Centennial Ave
Forward
James A. Lyerly
First Presbyterian Church
Fare For The First Picnic
Food with a heavenly flavor boosts the first picnic of the season. Budget limits steer menu choices toward steaks on skewers or burgers and franks. For extra taste, add garlic under the steaks and cook quickly to keep juiciness. Also notes a boric acid bath for a sore eye in a pet bird.
Final Plans For Armfield Anderson Wedding Announced
Final plans for the wedding of Miss June Stedman Armfield to Bruce Robert Anderson are announced. The ceremony is set for Saturday June 5 at 5 pm at First Presbyterian Church of High Point with Dr. Roy E. Watts officiating. Carol Armfield serves as maid of honor with Jill Anderson Frances Herman and Sylvia McGhee as bridesmaids. A Friday June 4 rehearsal precedes a cake cutting at the home of Mr. Andersons parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Stedman Armfield
Bruce Robert Anderson
First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
Roy E. Watts
Mae Kirkman
Thad McAnnis
Carol Armfield
Jill Anderson
Frances Herman
Sylvia McGhee
Mr. Anderson
Ling-Lucas Marriage Vows In Asheboro
Miss Frances Lucas and Alfred Grady Ling-Lucas wed at Maple Springs Church Asheboro May 23 with Rev. Hedgepeth officiating. The bride, daughter of Jonah Lucas Seagrove, wore satin and carried a white orchid Bible. groom son of Alfred and wife Seagrove. The couple will live in Seagrove. Engagement announced for Jacksie Jean Lyerly and Charlie Benton Burgess with wedding planned Aug 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Asheboro
Frances Lucas
Alfred Grady
Maple Springs
Elmer Hemphill
Colon Ashworth
Reid Davis
Winston-Salem
Ray Scott
Sydney Craven
Jack A. Lyerly
Franklinville
Jacksie Jean
Charlie Benton Burgess
W. Charm Burgess
Ramseur
Mr. Burgess
Miss Lyerly
General Electric Co
Burgess
King’s Business College
Greensboro
State Highway and Blic Works Commission
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Martin
Young Home
Albert
Elgin
Reo
sAlz
Fed
Ejewelerse
S. Main ST
By Alice Denhoff
Armfield-Anderson
Ling-Lucas
Seagrove
Floyd Watkins
King
Seagrove High School
Catawba College
Samuel Hyman
Cest Weyer Etree
Vaaala Aai
Aiapaabhy
Real Valve
Alma
Walton
Hihi
SOC Weekly
Chit Jeweler
Olversmith
TSR
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