Locals to Attend C E S Grand Chapter Session
North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter Session will be in Fayetteville with attendees including William Campbell and Evin Moore as officers and a memorial service for stars who passed away. Services begin Sunday at First Baptist Church, followed by formal opening Monday at Fayetteville Schoolhouse Auditorium, with sessions through Wednesday and officer installation at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star
Fayetteville
William A. Campbell
Mount Airy
Evin Moore
Chaude
J. Ed Brannock
P.m
Hylton Wright
W Seconsin
North Carolina
Leonard Mille
Chester
First Baptist Church of
Fayetteville School House
Eve Clement Shoop Weds Thomas Shoop in First Presbyterian
In a Sunday ceremony at four o'clock at First Presbyterian Church Eve Elaine Clement daughter of Mrs Green F McCraw Sr became the bride of Thomas Jackson Shoop of Mooresville son of MSgt Clifton E Jean of Enterprise Alabama and the late Mrs Sloop The Rev David S McCerty officiated The couple will reside in Asheville with out of town guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Worthington and others from Mooresville Bakersville and Rocky Mount The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with a white orchid bouquet The reception followed in the church assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Eve Elaine Clement
Green F. McCraw
Thomas Jackson Shoop
Mooresville
Clifton E. Jean
Aterprise
Ala
Mra. Sloop
David S. McCerty
Emmett Brown
Moir W. Belton
Mies Nancy Thomas
Greenshore
C.€. Sleep
Moorveville
Charles Myers
Billy Ross Smith
Troutman
C. C. Sleep
Miss Pansy Ann Dons Weds Mr Craddock in Mount Airy
Miss Pansy Ann Dons married Mr Craddock at Mount Airy with ceremony set beneath a floral greenery arch. The bride wore white lace over taffeta and carried white roses and carnations. Mix Sue Craddock served as maid of honor with bridesmaids in pink and blue taffeta. The couple resides on Route 1, Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardee
Street
Mount Airy High
Spencer's, Inc
Mount Airy
Mix
Sue Craddock
Mixes Sylvia Barker
Mise Francesa Craddock
Mrs. Does
Mrs. Craddock
Rennie Dow
Sheers
Wayne Doss
Robert Corn
Jim Moore
Route 1
Johnson Mosley vows said in home ceremony
Miss Kathleen Johnson and Ronald Gilbert Mosley wed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Mosley Elder C A Mosley performed the ceremony The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Johnson of Mount Airy, is a North Surry High School graduate The groom is a North Surry High School alumnus and works at Mosley's Corn and Feed Mill Toast Sprays of summer flowers adorned the home The couple plans a wedding trip to Western North Carolina and will reside on route 7 Mount Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Ellis M. Hawks
Sharon
Sue Hawks
Mary Morgan
Bakereville
Calif
Thomas
Sloop
Mount Airy High School
Lowrance Hospital School of Nursing
Mooresville
Mooresville High School
Western Carolina College
Cullowee
Etasco Service Company, Inc
Asheville
Kathleen Johnson
Ronald Gilbert Mosley
Gilbert A. Mosley
C. A. Mosley
John Frank Johnson
Route 6, Mount Airy
North Surry High
Mr. Mosley
Route 7
Mount Airy
North Surry High School
Mosley
Clyde C. McGee
Newton
Elizabeth Rose
Newton and
W. John William Gray
Lela R. Gray
Jease Gray
Cherry Street
Mies Mellee
Newton-Conover High School
Wingate Junior College
First Baptist Church
Worrell Angel Vows Spoken In Danbury
Mount Airy residents announce the marriage of Shelby Jean Worrell to Otis Dwain Angel on May 20 in Danbury at 4 Kyle Street address listed for families. Mrs Angel is a rising senior at Martin Memorial School of Nursing and employed with Floyd Pike Electrical Contractors. Maple Drive remains noted until her pediatric affiliation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolrow Worrell
Kyle Street
Mount Airy
Shelby Jean
Otis Dwain Angel
Wille Angel
Maple Drive
Danbury
Angel
Martin Memorial School of Nursing
Floyd Pike Electrical Contractors, Inc
Asheville
Miss Seago Honored With Dinner Party
Miss Margaret Seago honored at a Rockford Street dinner hosted by Mrs HyHen Wright and Mrs Warren Alberty. She, soon to wed William Bates, received a pink rose buds corsage. guests enjoyed pink and white decor for a sixteen-cover four course meal. Norfolk visitors Mr and Mrs T A Gardner attended with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HyHen Wright
Warren Alberty
Wright
Rockford Street
Margaret Seago
William Bates
Mrs Tate Hosts WSCS Meeting
Mrs Tate presided as hostess for a WSCS gathering with Mrs J A Smith and others. Officers elected for the new year included Mrs John Tate program chair, Mrs Frank Shackelford secretary, Mrs Vestal Jones treasurer, and Mrs Twain Massey sunshine secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith
Tate
Busick
John Tate
Frank Shackelford
Vestal Jones
Twain Massey
Sunshine
Sunshine Land
Birth of Kimberly Ann Watts in Mount Airy
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Watts of route 1 Mount Airy announce the birth of a daughter Kimberly Ann on June 1 at Northern Surry Hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces Mrs Watts is formerly Shirley Hiatt of Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Watts
Route 1
Mount Airy
Kimberly Ann
Northern Surry Hospital
Watts
Shirley Hiatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.E.S. Grand Chapter
Mayes
Johnson
James Leach
James P. Rhyne
Thomas Jackson Sloor
Wiss Ctisinl VW
Sloop Ae Whd
Earl Myers
Lester A. Thomas
Robert Worthington
Wendell Worthington
Rocky Mount
Hilda Morgan
Mary
Bakersville
Margaret Casky
Sarah Christy
Walter Sides
Mia
Mary Wilhelm
Pansy Ann Dons
Mr. Craddock
Mrs
G. Mosley
Johnson-Mosley
Fieldale
Geraldine Craughn
Charleston
Ern Surry Hospital School of Medical Technology
Northen Surry Hospital
First Baptist Church, Mount Airy
Elizabeth Rose McGee
Will McGee
Gray
Antal
Dwain Angel
Et Ee
Glamor Shop
Mount Airy, N. C
Mies Couture
Sven
Thame
Paty
Miss Seago
T. A. Gardner
Norfolk, Virginia
Glenn Hatcher
Ove
Ldl Man
Ihe
Stanley
Hylton Furniture & Supply Co
Mrs. Tate
WSCS
Ann
Johnnie Henderson
Mount Airy School
Beauty Culture
Mount Airy School of Beauty Culture
Moore Avenue
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