Lois Simmons Weds William L Walker in First Baptist Ceremony
Lois Arlene Simmons and William L Walker married Sunday at 5 30 p m in the First Baptist Church. The couple will reside in Boone after a Florida wedding trip and resume studies at Appalachian State Teachers College.
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Lois Arlene Simmons
William L.walker
Mrs. C. W. Patterson Hosts For Miss Barbara Snow Swanson
In Pilot Mountain Mrs. C. W. Patterson entertained Miss Barbara Snow Swanson on a courtesy party marking her June 11 marriage. Bridge for three tables yielded high and low scores to Mrs. Van Cox and Mrs. Wilma Swenson. Corsage pin and favors featured miniature brides and china in the honoree’s chosen pattern.
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C. W. Patterson
Pilot Mountain
Barbara Snow Swanson
Bridgewas
van Cox
Wilma Swenson
Snyder Welcomes Son George Milfred Snyder Ill
Amy and Mrs. George M Snyder Jr announce the birth of a son George Milfred Snyder III on Sunday June 18 at Martin Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces in this city.
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Amy
George M. Snyder, Jr
George Milfred Snyder
Martin Memorial Hospital
Wood-Dollyhigh Vows Said In Pretty Home Ceremony
Miss Pansy Louise Dollyhigh daughter of Mr and Mrs Lacie Dollyhigh Mount Airy route 4 wed Tychone Wood son of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Wood of this city on Sunday June 18 at five o clock The Rev Silas Smith officiated using a single ring ceremony The vows were spoken in the home of the brides sister and mother in law Miss Betty Craver sang two songs The bride wore white organdy over white satin with a fitted bodice and Peter Pan collar She carried a white Bible with a red rose corsage The maid of honor was Margie Dollyhigh Bride's sister in pink linen corsage sweet peas Groom's brother Mack Wood assisted The cake cutting followed with a three tiered cake and miniature couple Others assisted in serving Roses and summer flowers decorated the home Bride a White Plains High School graduate and Troutman Beauty School alumna and the groom a Rose's Store employee will announce their home after a wedding trip Out-of-town guests included Mrs Ralph Graver Betty of Lexington and Wood families from Arkansas and Tennessee
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First Baptist Church
Lois Arlene Simmons
John Alexander Simmons
William L. Walker
James Clyde Walker
Statesville
Delmar Hodge
Ted Barnett
Boone
Wofford Huskey
ForestCity
Kathleen Simmons
Mary Monkey
Joyce Mills
Betty Beck
J. Walker, Jr
Hollywood
Fla
Ralph Tomlin
George Stillwell
Jim Davidson
James Penny
Raleigh
Roger Simmons
Mount Airy
James Crawford
Thomasville
Florida
Pansy Louise Dollyhigh
Lacie Dollyhigh
Route 4
Tychone
Ernest L. Wood
Silas Smith
Hassell Beasley
Betty Craver
Lexington
Margie Dollynigh
Mack Wood
Alice
Norris Hall
Margie Dollyhigh
White Plans High School
Troutmans Beauty School
Greenaboro
White Plains High School
Rose's
Kinston
Mrs J L Weller Conducts Garden School Here
Mrs J L Weller of Norfolk led a three day garden school at the Mount Airy Country Club sponsored by the Mount Airy Garden Club. Sessions covered Floral Art judging color harmony and arrangement critique with practical demonstrations and daily lectures.
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Mount Airy Gar
T “den Club
Mount Airy Country Club
J. W. Weller
Norfolk
Engagement of Mae Margie Brannock to Samuel King
Miss Mae Margie Brannock of Mount Airy to wed Samuel McLean King of Guilford North Carolina. The ceremony is planned for September 5. Brannock, a 1918 UNC Woman’s College graduate, has taught Home Economics at Marion College Virginia. King is a UNC student.
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Mae Margie Brannock
Samuel McLean King
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