Women of Greensboro Bride and Engagement Notices Chronicle
The Greensboro Sunday feature lists numerous betrothals and marriages. Emma Jean Kneisel Morgan becomes Mrs. Hubert S. Morgan of Route 4 Greensboro, near Forrest Avenue, with families from Red Oak Iowa and Greensboro involved. Other engagements include Hart to Jimmy Royal, Gammons to James Stanley, Younts to Terry Smith Jr., Wall to Durward Atkins, and Hawkins to Jack Hiatt, with wedding plans across Greensboro Thomasville High Point Tooele and Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Emma Jean Kneisel
Hubert Sheldon Morgan
Forrest Avenue Tabernacle
Greensboro
Mary Elizabeth Kneisel
Red Oak
Iowa
Edward P. Kneisel
Miss Hart
Jimmy Gray Royal
James Grayson Royal
Harvey G. Hart
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Benn Maynard
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Saar
Bek Sheean
William C. Murrow
Miss Gammons
James Ray Stanley
J. C. Stanley
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Howard Gammons
Miss Younts
Terry Lee Smith Jr
R. E. Younts
Country Side
Smiths
Lexington
Miss Miller
George Elis Walker
E. A. Miller
Mr. Walker
H. C. Walker
Denny St
Miss Wall
Bessie Wall
Sophia
Durward Lee Atkins
Durward Lloyd Atkins
Kernersville
Price
David C. Myers
Evergreen St
High Point Primitive Baptist Church
Miss Hawkins
Jack Thomas Hiatt
Baron Callis Hiatt
Utah
Joseph Hawkins
Tooele
Miss Davis
John Glen Davis
Tampa, Fla
James Lee Whitmire
Anna L. Whitmire
Boyer St
G. J. Whitmire
Paclett, S. C
Ruby Jane Maynard
Phyllis Louise Gammons
Hubert Harold Morgan
Betty ‘Ann Hart
William Larry Thomas
Mrs
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Barbara Donnivee
Victoria Ann Miller
Eva Lee Wall
Elmer Willard Price Jr
Barbara Agnes Hawkins
Glenda Davis