Miss Dixie Roach Weds Dale Ulmer In Church Rites
Miss Dixie LaVon Roach and Dale Thomas Ulmer wed at First United Church of Christ in a 6 p.m ceremony. Rev. John Settlemyer officiated with white chrysanthemum decor and lighted tapers. The couple will reside in Rockville Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Roach
Mr. Ulmer
Miss Dixie LaVon Roach
John Settlemyer
Robert Cress
Jane Howell
Howard Coble
Harden Osborn
Burge St
Ulmer
Rockville
Florence Ulmer
Williamsport
T. Theodore Ulmer
Double Nuptials At Salvation Army Post Tie Sisters to Men
Sisters Luella Rutledge and Jerry Jackson wed at a Salvation Army post in a 4 pm double ceremony. Attended by family and friends, the event featured music by Mae Kirkman and Nora Leonard, with ornate peau de soie gowns and orchid Bible keepsakes. The Jordans and Mickeys plan to reside with relatives after a reception.
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Salvation Army
The
Luella Rutledge
Jerry Jackson
Ruth Steelman
Wesley Drive
Miss Jackson
Joe Mickey
Fred Mickey
Thissell Street
Rutledge
Wayne Jordan
A. B. Jordan
Route 1
Everett Leonard
Mae Kirkman
Nora Leonard
Harold Grissom
C. M. Grissom
UDC Postpones Monday Meeting
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will not meet as planned. A new meeting time will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Latest Arrivals in High Point and Area Births
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sharpe announce the Nov 20 birth of Robert Michael at High Point Memorial Hospital. Quintin Dale Nance born Nov 23. Mrs. Brenda Lambeth Nance of Thomasville. Additional births include Bradley Steven Carle Nov 24, James Monroe Shipwash Nov 22, Edward Lee Shackelford Nov 21, Christopher Paul Kearns Nov 24, and Cathy Anne Sturgeon born Nov 20 at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital. Sturgeon link to High Point.
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Franklin Sharpe
Dorothy St
Robert Michael
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gary Nance
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Quintin Dale
Nance
Brenda Lambeth
Kenneth Carle
Chestnut St
Bradley Steven
High Point Hospital
P. E. Shipwash
Rt. 1
Jamestown
James Monroe
High Point
W. L. Shackelford Jr
Rt. 1, Randleman
Edward Lee
Paul Kearns
Christopher Paul
William D. Sturgeon
Oceanside
Calif
Cathy Anne
Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital
Sturgeon
Jackie Bailey
Gra ham bride Mrs Moser attends prenuptial parties
Mrs Rex Moser formerly Suzanne Yarborough has returned home to Gra ham after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Roby Yarborough. She was a bridesmaid in the Saturday wedding of Miss Judith Loflin and Robert Dodson Marsh and attended the final prenuptial parties for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Moser
Suzanne Yarborough
Graham
Roby Yarborough
Judith Loflin
Robert Dodson Marsh
Good Deed Club Hosts Meeting At Wischum Home
Mrs. Etta Wischum hosted the Good Deed Club gathering on Wray Street with a bowl and spoon supper. Evie Thornton led the business session and Gertrude Bundy gave the devotional as members auctioned Christmas items for gifts to children and shut-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Wischum
Good Deed Club
W. Ray Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Thomas Ulmer
Mony
First United
Church of Christ
Herbert Edwards
Linda Samuels
Carole Ulmer
Elizabeth Oldham
Mary Alexander
Frederick, Md
Sherry Kivett
Greensboro
Bob Bivens
Darrell Johnson
High Point Central High School
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Williamsport High School and Technical Institute
Navy
Rixon Electronics
Silver Springs
Talbott St
D. T. Ulmer
Billy
Cassie
Denny Leonard
Susan Brown
Marie Davenport
Patricia Lohr
Bethel Jordan
Charles Brown
Mr. Mickey
Roger Jordan
Everett Gwynn
Jack Grissom
Tommy Jackson
Mr. Jordan
High Point Central
Cere
Mrs. Jordan
Mrs
Mickey
UDC
Robert Sharpe
Quintin Nance
Bradley Carle
James Shipwash
Edward Shackelford
Christopher Kearns
Cathy Sturgeon
South Main
Kelvinator Two Door
Freezer
Furn, CO
E. Green St
New York
N.Y
Glenn
Sewing Machine Company
Hiroonee Funeral Home
Lenohl Kea
Grace Flower Shop
Evie Thornton
Sion
Gertrude Bundy
Davis
Patrol & Watchman Service
Jack S. Davis
Tye
E. Commerce
St. George Rinker
Mgr
Main St
S. Main St
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