Miss Virginia Perry Set to Wed Michael H. Biggs
Miss Virginia Perry and Michael H. Biggs announce engagement. Perry is a great granddaughter of Seborn Perry founder of High Point with ties to Dana Hall and the Masters School graduate. Biggs, a U S Marine lieutenant stationed at Quantico, is from California with brothers Anthony and Timothy.
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Virginia Douglas Perry
Michael Hurley Biggs
Reginald Harcourt Biggs
Walnut Creek
California
Seborn Perry
Ie Point
New York City
Virginia Perry
Michael H. Biggs
Sean Mere
Massene
Dana Hall
Dobbs Ferry
Hudson
New York
Rale Perry
High Point
Thomas = ononeer Southern furufacturer
Biges
Carter Vam Ll
Signa Nu
Quantico
Anthony Biggs
University Oflifornia
Timothy Biggs
Calif
Harcourt Biggs
San Francisco
Charles Kay Turner
Allen Jay Church joins Betty Culler and John Luering in marriage
Miss Betty Jane Culler daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Culler 400 Hickory Chapel Rd and Airman First Class John R Luering son of Mr and Mrs O H Luering West Haven Conn were married in simple vows at the parsonage of Allen Jay Church. George H Wallace officiated with James Wade pianist providing music. The couple plans to reside in Sumter.
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Betty Jane Culler
C. L. Culler
Hickory Chapel
John R. Luering
O. H. Luering
West Haven
Conn
George H. Wallace
James Wade
Naeer
Faille
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Connecticut
C. L Culler
Hickory Chapel Rd
Betrothal of Miss Wall Announced in Thom asville
Mrs. Owen Cleland Wall of Thom asville announces the betrothal of her daughter Aman Linwood O Briant Jr to P L O Briant of Durham. The wedding is planned for November. Miss Wall is a Greensboro College graduate and on the Durham City Schools faculty. O Briant is a Davidson College graduate and is associated with Radio Station WTIK in Durham.
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Amanda Wall
Thomasville
Paul Linwood O’briant, Jr
Paul Linwood O'Briant
Durham
Owen Cleland Wall
Aman- Linwood O'Briant Jr
P. L. O'Briant
Wall
Greensboro College
Durham City
O'Brian
Davidson College
WTIK
Shower honors Miss Kennedy bride elect at Route 3 home
About 30 guests attended a bridal shower for Miss Kennedy at the home of Mr Raymond Farlow and his daughter Miss Edna Farlow on Route 3. A centerpiece, sandwich course with punch, corsage and a bedspread were given as gifts. Oct. 16 Kennedy plans noted.
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Raymond
Farlow
Edna Farlow
Kennedy St Mere
Service discharge pending until December
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Weavel Snider Vows Spoken In First Baptist Parsonage
Miss Margie Snider and Ned Weavel were married at 5 30 p m yesterday in the parsonage of First Baptist Church with Rev E C Roach officiating. The bride wore a grey suit with navy accessories and will work for Pilot Insurance. The groom is a Winston-Salem High School graduate and plans to live with his parents after a Florida wedding trip.
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Margie Snider
Hosea Snider
Denton
Ned Weavel
Ernest Weavel
Winston-Salem
First Baptist Church
E. C. Roach
Denton High School
Jones Business Co
Pilot Insurance Co
YMCA Club Schedule Highlights Women Fitness Events
The YMCA announces a busy week with a double M Club lunch and swim class at 12:15, a 3:45 to 4:00 program, a women only plunge from 7:00 to 9:00, plus Thursday morning Bridge and Friday Modernette coffee hour for prospective members.
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Aers
YMCA
Bridge Club
Johnson Payne Nuptials Said In Evening Ceremony
Miss Shirley Ann Payne daughter of Clyde C. Payne and Mrs. Payne Route Two wed John David Johnson son of M. B. E. Johnson Route Four Thomasville in Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church at seven o clock. The bride wore a Chantilly lace over taffeta gown with a Peter Pan collar, long sleeves, and bouffant skirt. Her veil was nylon tulle with a Juliet cap. She carried a white Bible with an orchid shower and an orchid corsage. Bridesmaids wore blue nylon dotted Swiss gowns. Flowers included yellow chrysanthemums and white gladioli. The groom’s mother wore blue. the bride’s mother wore navy street length with white carnations. The couple will honeymoon and then reside in Greensboro. The groom is employed with James Manufacturing Co.
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John David Johnson
Shirley Annie
Mt. Pleasant
Shirley Ann Payne
Clyde C. Payne
Route Two
M. BE. Johnson
Route Four
Thomasville
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
William Bobbitt Jr
Margie Payne
Shirley Johnson
Eee
Jane Bundy
Baer
Anes
Greensboro
Asa
James Manufacturing Co
Sixth District DAR Meeting At Chapel Hill
The annual Sixth District North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution meeting will be held in Chapel Hill on Thursday September 23 at 2 p m in the Parish House of the Chapel of the Cross. Mrs Charles M Stanford regent Davie Poplar Chapter hosts with Mrs W G Wants district director presiding. There will be one address by a state head and reports from state officers and committee chairmen. The district includes Durham Burg Oxford Forest and Warrenton.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Chapel of the Cross
Davie Poplar
Charles M. Stanford
W. G. Wants
Oxford
Oweek Ss
Hdaead Pa
Ters
Durhamburg
Forest
Warrenton
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