Miss Virginia Butner Weds Roger Boswell Lee in Burgess Chapel
Miss Virginia Butner, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Lee, married Roger Boswell Lee at Burgess Chapel First Methodist yesterday at 4 pm. Rev Wilson Weldon officiated the double ring ceremony with music by Mrs T F Strickland and John H Maynard. The couple will reside in Greensboro where both are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Butner
Roger Boswell Lee
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist Church
Miss Or Butner
J. A. Lee
Wilson
Weldon
T. F. Strickland
John H. Maynard
D. A. Lee
Robert Stanley
Harold Hedrick
Mrs. Lee
Greensboro
Wildflower Garden Club meets at Miss Clegg’s home
The Wildflower Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Mary Clegg 616 Barbee Street with Mrs W H English as associate hostess. This is the club's first meeting of the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildflower Garden Club
Mary Clegg
Barbee Street
W. H. English
Local Nuptials Highlight Armentrout Family Ties
Ansel Beck, Jon Beck, Asha Cleveland, and Paul Shel on formal from page 3B detail the wedding of Jonens Armentrout to a Melrose Hosiery employee. The bride wore ivory satin with a court train and pearl tiara, carried white roses and an orchid bouquet, and wore a single strand of pearls given by the groom. Mrs Armentrout and Mrs Cleveland wore white rose corsages. The groom is the son of Pauline Cleve and served 33 months in the army, 21 overseas, and works at Melrose Hosiery mills. A reception followed at the Armentrout home after which the couple left for a wedding destination. The bride is a Gilbert Street graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Beck
Jon Beck
Asha Cleveland
Paul Shelon
James J. Armentrout
Bertha
Armentrout
Cleveland
Jonens
J. J. Armentrout
Gilbert Street
Pauline Cleveand
Ice
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Wedding Details and Attendants At J. H. McCall Home
The article describes the 1947 wedding of Miss Judy McCall and Mr. Smith. Attendants wore aqua and white gowns with matching accessories while roses and tuberoses adorned bouquets. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s home and a trip for the newlyweds. Out-of-town guests from Salisbury Charlotte and Winston-Salem attended.
Baby Album celebrates September birthdays across families
David Vale turns one on September 18 at a party. Randall Haney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Haney, is one, with birth date September 10. Dicki Hines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hines, is one on September 19. Gary Dale Snider marked his first birthday on September 19. Brenda Gayle Coffee had her second birthday September 20. Rebecca Ann Doss turned one on September 20. Linda Faye Slanter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Slawter, celebrated her first birthday on September 10. J. Thomas Wetch reached age three on September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Vale
Frank Vale
Miller Street
Randall
Randy) Haney
Wallace M. Haney
Louise Avenue
Dicki Hines
C. G. Hines
Route One
High Point
Gary Dale Snider
Bom
Ross Snider
Brenda Gayle Coffee
Center
Gladysoffee
Rebecca Ann Doss
Kermit Doss
Fisher Street
Linda Faye Slanter
J. P. Slawter
White Oak St
J. Thomas Wetch
Harry Welch
Clara Cox
Donald Ray Witcher
F. R. Witcher
Millis Street
Carol Ann Hepler
Raymond C. Helper
Archdale
Pioneer Council Meeting Monday
The Pioneer council number 52 will hold a meeting Monday evening at eight o'clock at the home on Commerce Street. Members of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty are invited to attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Arcadia Girl Weds Glad S Lawson in Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Kathryne Leonard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Leonard of Arcadia became the bride of Glad Smith Lawson son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson of High Point in a formal double ring wedding at Arcadia Methodist Church. Rev. Easter and Rev. Loy officiated. The altar featured palm and fern with white gladioli. The bride wore heavy satin with tiara, veil, and a prayer book bouquet. Attending were matron of honor Mrs. Clayton Leonard and maid of honor Miss Dottie Loy, with bridesmaids from Arcadia Winston Salem High Point and Arcadia. Best man Travis Patterson and groomsmen Lawrence Denny John Mickey and Clayton Leonard. An informal reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryne Leonard
Dan Cord
Arcadia
Glad Smith Lawson
Charles Hobart Lawson
High Point
Arcadia Methodist Church
O. L. Easter
0. C. Loy
Guerney Stokes
Ren Fisher
Clayton Léonard
Dottie Loy
Elizabeth Tesh
Lawrence Denny
Winston Salem
Travis Patterson
John H. Mickey
Jean Ann Hill
Judy Carol Hiatt
Priscilla Club Resumes Fall Meetings
The Priscilla club will meet with Mrs. Paul Hardin at her Hillcrest Drive home Friday at 3 PM. This first fall meeting requests full attendance from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Paul Hardin
Dent
Hillcrest Drive
Bride and Groom Attended by Family at Arcadia and High Point
The wedding party and immediate families attended the nuptials. The bride wore a white wine suit with burgundy accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride attended Arcadia College. The groom graduated from a local high school and is a junior at High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia High School
High Point College
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Wild Flower Club
Miss Clegg
Yow’s Funeral Home
Stainback
Ladies Apparel Shop
Judy Wright
Frank Holmes
George White
Bob
Jimmy McCall
James Brandon
Willis S. Wright, Jr
Elizabeth City
Bim Henderson
Monroe
N. C
Nu Phi Mu
Taylor- Crihfield Company
J. H. McCall
Colonial Drive
Smith
N. L. Smith
N. C. State College
Raleigh
Army Air Corps
Sigma Chi Fraternity
N. C. State
C. E. Malone
Salisbury
Patsy
S. Y. McCall
Frank B. Shirley
Charlotte
N. L. Smith, Jr
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth
Dorothy Hanes
A. T. Hanes
Winston-Salem
Our
Timothy Montgomery
Fred A. Montgomery
South
Hamilton Street
Glad S. Lawson
Teeter’s Beauty Shop
Samuel Hyman
Diamond
South Main St
Gabardine
Brumer
Alice Stuart
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