Bridal Events Honor Miss Sally Forester
A luncheon supper and tea honored Miss Sally Forester before her marriage to Michael Logue. Hostesses included Sis J. C. Scott and Miss Ethel Scott with guests from multiple states. A silver gift and linen presented, and invitations list numerous city and out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Forester
Tomorruw
Michael Logue
Sis. J. C. Scott
Ethel Scott
Greene Alday
H. C. Courson
Menis
Breck Conoley
de Porter
Clayton Lindsey
Forester
Wilbur B. Gue
Dothan
Sidney Burns
Jason
Lizella Burns
Nashile
Tenn
Loulie Burns
Elizabeth Pamplin
Fort Lauderdale
Walker Roberts
Frank Forester
Pies Forester
Charles McKinnon Jr
Aller Ward
Castro
Julian Roddenberg
Ruth Harvard
Duchesa Williams
Patterson Yeongin
Kitty McLeary
Lotte Golden
W. C. Holloway
la Wal
Gran
Marine Ball
Columbia
S. C
Moultrie Road
Magnolia
Floyd Adams
Guy May
Linda May
State President Installs New Jaycee Officers Here
Billy Joe Lewis a local paint contractor was installed as resident of the Junior Chamber of Commerce last night at Glen Arven Country Club. The new slate includes Sammy Robertson vice president Bull Massey secretary and Dr Ted Gates treasurer. Directors are Ed Kelly Dr Ben Grace Bruce Singleton Sam Martin Dr W L Stucky Newton Sloan R A Wise and Billings with Billings also serving as State Director. Jaycettes officers include Mrs Sammy Robertson president and Mrs Royce Barker first vice president Billy Joe Lewis second vice president and Mrs Sam Martin secretary treasurer. Awards to Jaycees for the year include Jaycees of the Month citations for Marion Arnold W L Whittle Billy Joe Lewis Sammy Robertson Dr Ben Grace and Charles Beaird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Glen Arven Country Club
Abu Massey
Decatur
Truett Lomax
Moultrie
Jaycee
Sam Robertson
Jayceette
Billings
Billy Joe Lewis
Massey
The
Jaycettes
Sammy Robertson
Royce Barker
Sam Martin
Marion Arnold
Phil
Robertson
Phil Jones
Jaycees
W. L. Whittle
Ben Grace
Charles Beaird
May
Bruce ‘Singleton
America
Georgia
Atlanta
Miss Miller Weds Reuben Reynolds Jr at Climax Church
Ana Oline Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Miller, married Reuben Matthew Reynolds Jr son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Reynolds Saturday at Climax Presbyterian Church. Rev Paul Rowland officiated double ring ceremony with maid of honor Lynn Horne. The couple plans a two week honeymoon visiting Nassau Havannah Cuba Jamaica and Haiti before settling in Bainbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Oline Miller
Louis ‘Oliie’ Miller
Reuben Matthew Reynolds Jr
Reuben Matthew Reynolds
Climax Presbyterian Church
Paul Rowland
Wedding Rehearsal Highlights for Joan Ethel Chastain
The article details a wedding rehearsal event for Joan Ethel Chastain with the bridal party, officiants Rev J Gorham Garrison and Rev Cecil Bearden, and guests from Ochlocknee Bainbridge Jacksonville Thomasville Cairo and more. The bride wore blue figured silk and gave gifts to attendants while the groom did the same, with a dining room display featuring a cutwork linen cloth and a white bridal slipper centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gorham Garrison
Garrison
Cecil Bearden
Ochlochnee
A. E. Speer
George Clark
Louise Mallard
L. D. Singletary
Harold Clark
Blanche Bullock
Navy Sailor George Washington Home on Leave
George Washington son of Mr and Mrs Earl Washington Cecil Street on leave from the Navy after graduating Thomasville High School in 1955. He has been stationed aboard the USS Forrestal and will be home until June 24. James Burson traveled to Woodlowe Alabama to attend his father M D Burson's funeral held today at 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
George Washington
Earl Washington
Cecil Street
Thomasville High School
Forrestal
James Burson
Wodowee
Ala
M. D
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Kelly Billy Joe Lewis
Ed Kelly
Chuck Billings
Miss Miller
R. M. Reynolds, Jr
Dess
Lynn Horne
Bartow, Ila
Wessie Wiley
Arlington, Ga
Gill Miller
Tallahassee
Fla
Frances Williams
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Henry Patton Alderman
Barwick
W. EB. Cox
Thomasville
Joan Ethel Chastain
Fortisan
Manhattan
Neel’s
Dad
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