Miss Mary Teague and Winfred Capel Wed in Thomasville
Miss Mary Alma Teague of High Point married Frank Winfred Capel of Thomasville in a private 4:30 PM ceremony at First Methodist Church Thomasville. Rev A P Ratledge officiated with music by Frances Williams and Richard Van Sciver. The couple, now Mr. and Mrs Capel, will honeymoon in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alma Teague
High Point
I. A. Teague
Thomasville
Frank Winfred (Wint) Capel
First Methodist Church
A. P. Ratledge
Frances Williams
Greensboro
Richard van Sciver
Miss Doris Lee and Otis C Chapman Jr Wed in Afternoon Baptist Ceremony
Miss Doris Elizabeth Lee and Otis C Chapman Jr united in a simple afternoon wedding at First Baptist Church Greenville on Sunday October 31. Rev A B Conrad officiated a double ring ceremony with organ music by Hazel Lanier and soloist Mrs James Teachey. The bride wore a wine wool suit with veil and carried a satin Bible with orchid. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs O C Chapman and a High Point College student after service in the Marines. They will reside at 219 West Bay Street after a wedding trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Knox Teague
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Doris Elizabeth Lee
R. A. Lee
Otis C. Chapman Jr
O. C. Chapman
A. B. Conrad
Oregon
Hazel Lanier
James Teachey
Miss Lanier
Mr. Chapman
Bill Lloyd
Paul Brewer
Richard Harris
Wincie Cagle
Evelyn Chapman
Chapman
Allen Jay High School
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
High Point College
West Bay Street
High Point
Adams-Millis
Carroll
High Point City
Katherine Young Weds Robert Lanier At Rose Hill Ceremony
Miss Kathryn Young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ah Young of Rose Hill married Robert Edward Lanier son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lanier Sr. of Wallace in a candle light service at Rose Hill Methodist Church on October 23. The bridal party included matron of honor Ovida Lineberger and bridesmaids Estelle Fussell and Mary Lou Rainey. The couple left for a Florida wedding trip after a reception hosted by the Youngs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Rose Hill Methodist Church
Kathryn Young
Ah Young
Robert Edward Lanier
Leroy Lanier
Wallace
C. T. Rogers
William H. Hood
Estelle Fussell
Mary Lou Rainey
High Point
Bill Eubanks
Wilmington
Ovida Lineberger
High Point College
Linda Rackley
Kay Eubanks
Jane Matthews
Jean Sextor
Doris Pickler
the Bride
Pat Wilson
F.C.T.C
Johnnye Teachey
Thelma Mae Lancaster
Rocky Mount
Jen. Wells
LeRoy Lanier, Jr
Felton Rackley
Pete Wells
State College
Raleigh
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Lanier
Florida
Miss Patsy Horton Honored at Gib son Gold Room Shower
Miss Patsy Horton was honored Wednesday evening at the Gibson Gold Room with a miscellaneous shower. Hosts were Miss Jean Irving and Mrs. Ann Irving. The room featured fall flowers and green and white bridal decor. Guests prepared a scrapbook for the bride and an ice course followed. Honoree’s place carried ice cream molds of a bride and groom. Attending were Mesdames Neal Lancaster Sloan Gibson III Paul Morgan Edward Sale K G Kennedy Sr W W Horton and Misses Betty Ann Parks Billie Oud and Ann Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Horton
Gibson Gold
Jean Irving
Ann Irving
Mesdames
Neal Lancaster
Sloan Gibson
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Kathleen Boger
Mrs. H. L. Best and Miss Jean Burgs entertained at Mrs. W. M. Hurley home for Miss Kathleen Boger prior to her November 12 marriage to Roy Hope Cartner of Mocksville. Mixed autumn flowers decor joined a miscellaneous shower with a green and white dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Best
Jean Burgs
W. M. Hurley
Kathleen Boger
Roy Hope Cartner
Mocksville
Horton Attendants Honored At Buffet
Patsy Horton to wed Keen Giles Kennedy was honored at a luncheon yesterday at the Horton home on Church Street. Guests included Mrs Sloan Gibson Ill Mrs Neal Lancaster Mrs Paul Morgan Mrs Edward Sales Miss Betty Jean Shields Joyce Kerndon Jean Irving Betty Anne Potts an aunt Mrs B D Aroald Mrs M R Barnhill and daughter Jewell May. The Barnhills are from Mullins South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Horton
Giles Kennedy
Horton
Church Street
Bride and Groom Plans Home in Wallace After Wedding
The bride wore an hat champagne blouse gloves and brown suede accessories with a fur neckpiece a gift from the groom and a brown orchid. She earned an A B degree in Religious Education at High Point College. The groom attended State College in Raleigh and works at the Wallace post office. They will reside in Wallace after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
High Point College
High Point
Lanier
State College
Raleigh
Wallace
Local engagements and recent marriages announced in Thomasville area
A series of social notices reveals engagements and upcoming weddings in the region. Dorothy Mae Wilson of High Point and Millard Ray Hurley of Trinity plan a summer wedding, while Mary Alma Teague married yesterday in Thomasville to F Winfred Capel. Dolores Virginia Burton and Ray George Saintsing from Thomasville set a December wedding, as do Joyce Billings and Glenn Sexton after their recent marriage. Barbara Farrar Sink and J Bryce Sink tied the knot on October 25, and Helen Carroll became Helen Ennis prior to her marriage in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Winfred Capel
Thomasville
Mary Alma Teague
I. A. Teague
Mr. Capel
F. R. Capel
Greensboro
Dolores Virginia
Ray George Saintsing
W. S. Saintsing
Miss Joyce Billings Weds Glenn Sexton Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Joyce Billings and Glenn Sexton united in marriage at the groom’s pastor Rev Bailes home with only immediate family and close friends present. The bride from Siloam and Pilot Mountain High School alumna will reside with her husband on Cable Street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Billings
Glenn Sexton
Bailes
Miss Dorothy Wilson to Wed Millard Hurley This Summer
Miss Dorothy Mae Wilson of High Point and Millard Ray Hurley of Trinity announce their engagement. The couple plans early summer marriage. Wilson is the daughter of E. S. Wilson Jr. and a Vick Chemical employee. Hurley, son of J. B. Hurley, attended Trinity High School class of 1941, served 23 months in the armed forces, and studies at Guilford College with graduation planned next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mae Wilson
E. S. Wilson
Route 4
High Point
Millard Ray Hurley
Trinity
Mr. Hurley
J. B. Hurley
Dorothy Wilson
Millard Hurley
E. S. Wilson Jr
Trinity High School
Herved
Armed Services
Guilford College
Final Pre-Nuptial Events For Miss Bertha Ferree Weds Mr Fisher
Several parties are planned this week to honor Miss Bertha Ferree bride elect of next Sunday when she will wed Ray Charles Fisher of Knoxville Tennessee at Burgess Memorial chapel First Methodist church. The schedule includes bridge at Mrs Leonard's Arbordale drive Tuesday, Gibson Gold Room honors with Mrs Pals Mrs Walker and Mrs Small on Thursday, and a rehearsal at Burgess chapel Saturday followed by cake at 315 Steele Street hosted by the Ferree family. The five o clock wedding will be conducted by Rev Kenneth Goodson with music by Mrs Strickland and Charles Allman. Ushers Hobart Ferree Jr and Alex Ferree are the bride’s nephews. The couple will be unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ferree
Ray
Charles Fisher
Knoxville
Tenn
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Tyson T. Ferree
Brandis Leonard
Bridge
Leonard
Arbordale Drive
Ferree
Gibson Gold Room
Dick Pals
Winston-Salem
Henry Walker
Elizabeth Small
Burgess
C. E. Ferree
Steele Street
Mary Edith
Edna Earle Ferree
Hobart Ferree, Jr
Alex Ferree
Mrs Mary Adams Weds Brantley Smith At Home
Mrs Mary E Adams daughter of Mrs L J Marshall and the late Mr Marshall married Brantley Smith son of Mr and Mrs FE M Smith in a home ceremony October 29 at the groom’s grandmother Mrs J B Smith home Rev W T Madren officiated. The couple left for a wedding trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brantley Smith
Mary Marshall Adams
B. W. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Smith
E. M. Smith
Sophia
Mary E. Adams
Brantley Smith
L. J. Marshall
FE. M. Smith
J. B. Smith
W. T. Madren
Helen M. Dorsett
Richard A. Harris
Faille
Mrs. Smith
Washington, D. C
Invitations Issued To Peace Donoghue Marriage
Cards announce the marriage of Leona Madge Mortimer James Donoghue to take place Sunday November 14 at five in the afternoon at First Baptist Church in Thomasville North Carolina. Rev M E Manuel of Winston Salem will officate with Rev Chas F Leak assisting. Music includes organist Richard Van Sciver and soloist George Hubert Teague. The bride will be given in marriage by her father Mr John Boone Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boone Peace
Leona Madget Mortimer James Donoghue
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
North Carolina
Donoghue
Emma Lillian Donoghue
Matthew J. Donoghue
Augusta
M. E. Manuel
Winston- Salem
Chas. F. Leak
Richard van Sciver
George Hubert Teague
Miss Horton Celebrated At Archdale Bridal Shower
A fall themed bridal shower at the Parks home in Archdale honored Miss Patsy Penny Horton ahead of her marriage to Keene Giles Kennedy Jr. Guests enjoyed games with prizes won by Mrs. Sloan D. Gibson III, Miss Jean Irving, and Miss Lucille Lowe and gifts presented in a decorated umbrella.
Wedding Party Announced for Manuel and Peace
Paul H. Manuel of Charlotte will serve as best man at the wedding of Janet Gail Peace. Flower girl will be Little Miss Janet Gail Peace and Nina Sullivan will preside over the guest register. Ushers include Luther Clemmons of Thomasville PD. T. Lansbury of Pittsboro Earl Pleasant of Laurinburg and Chas. H. Peace of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Manuel
Charlotte
Janet Gail Peace
Nina Sullivan
Donoghue
Luther Clemmons
Thomasville
PD. T. Lansbury
Pittsboro
Earl Pleasant
Laurinburg
Chas. H. Peace
High Point
Miss Helen Carroll Weds Floyd Ennis at Gospel Tabernacle
Miss Helen Carroll and Floyd Ennis united in marriage at 7 PM Saturday September 23 at Gospel Tabernacle with Rev. Charles Epperson officiating. The ceremony featured green ferns white chrysanthemums and candlelit decor. The bridal party included sister Maxine Carroll as only attendant and J L Bull Jr as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ennis
Helen Carroll
Gospel Tabernacle
Charles Epperson
Miss Catherine Sechrest Bride Elect Honored
Miss Catherine Sechrest of Lexington, bride elect to Alvin Howard, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Nancy Howard on Albert Street. About 30 guests attended as gifts, including china, were presented. The event featured white chrysanthemums, a miniature wedding scene, games, and a dining room arrangement with a lace cloth and lighted tapers. The couple will wed November 27 at First Baptist Church, Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Howard
Albert Street
Catherine Sechrest
Lexington
Alvin Howard
First Baptist Church
Lillian J. Massey Chapter Meeting Set at Sheraton
The Lillian J. Massey Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will meet Tuesday November 9 at the Sheraton hotel for a dinner at seven. Speaker is Joseph D. Boyd personnel director of Melrose Hosiery Mill. The event was postponed from election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Massey
National Secretaries’ Association
Sheraton
Joseph D. Boyd
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Sink Farrar Vows In Chesterfield Marriage
Mr and Mrs J R Farrar of Union Level Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara to J Bryce Sink son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur L Sink of High Point. The wedding occurred October 25 in Chesterfield South Carolina. The couple reside at 803 Carrick Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bryce Sink
Barbara Farrar
J. R. Farrar
Union
Level, Va
Sink
Wilbur L. Sink
Union Level
Barbara
Ard
High Point
Chesterfield
S. C
Carrick Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Teague
Winfred Capel
Doris Lee
Otis C. Chapman, Jr
Katherine Young
Robert £. Lanier
Rose
Miss Irving and
Mrs. Irving Wete
John A. Burton
H. E. Billings
Siloam
Mr. Sexton
L. M. Sexton
Mrs
F Winfred Capel
Miss Dolores
Virginia Burton
Mrs. J. Bryce Sink
Mrs. Glenn Sexton
Mrs. Floyd Ennis
Joyce
Ier
Cial
The
Vick Chemical Company
Mr. Fisher
Parks
Archdale
Colleen Parks
Patsy Penny Horton
Keene Giles Kennedy Jr
Lucille Lowe
Miss Lowe
Miss Parks
Sloan D. Gibson III
W. W. Horton
K. G. Kennedy Sr
Edward Sale
Bernadine Spoon
China
Lillian J. Massey
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