Mrs Rogers and Henry Adams Are Married
Mrs. Susan Rogers wed Henry J. Adams of Stephenson in a 4 PM ceremony conducted by A. M. Goodeen. Adams is son of Henry E. Adams of Syracuse and the late Mrs Adams. he serves as plant manager at Schraffts Frank G. Shattuck Co. in Winchester and the couple will live at 108 Richards Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rogers
Henry J. Adams
Stephenson
A. M. Goodeen
Adams
Atha J. Sargent
Stephens City
Mr. Adams
Henry E. Adams
Syracuse
N.Y
Schraffts Frank G. Shattuck Co
Winchester
Richards Drive
Miss Winn and Lt Cook Wed in South Carolina
Miss Nancy Ellis Winn of Due West South Carolina and Lt Charles Marcus Cook of Morgan Acres Bunker Hill West Virginia and Fort Meade Maryland married Saturday at 4 pm in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Due West Rev Ebenezer Gettys officiated Miss Winn is daughter of Harriette and the late Mr Winn Ushered by Richard Cook and others Attendants wore mint gowns Flowers and bridesmaid dresses described Reception followed at Calvin Winn home Honeymoon in Tidewater Virginia Lt Cook a West Point graduate served with the 11th Armored Cavalry at Fort Meade after rehearsals a dinner was hosted at the Holiday Inn Greenwood by the bridegroom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ellis Winn
Due West
Charles McKinley Cook
Bunker Hill
Fort George G. Meade
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ebenezer Gettys
Winn
Harriette Ellis Winn
Cook
Charles Marcus Cook
Morgan Acres
Lucy Anne McCluer
Erskine College Music
Caroline Wells
Atlanta
Calvin Winn
Betty Bobo
Arlington
Grover Lee Davenport
Honea Path
S.C
Armena Ellis
Betty McDill
Jean Ethridge
Greenwood
Jane Foster
Honey Path
Tidewater
Virginia
Coe
Erskine College
Erskine
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Dundalk
Hill School
Pottstown
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Fort Meade
Holliday Inn
Charles Cook
Sharon Hott Weds Frederick C. Larrick at Winchester Church
Miss Sharon Marie Hott daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Didawick of Route 2 Winchester married Frederick Clifton Larrick son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Larrick of Gainesboro at 4 pm June 17 in the Church of Christ Winchester Rev Nathan Williamson officiated. Barbara Bean played the processional and recessional music. The bride wore a white brocade street length suit with a white flowered hat and veil. She carried a prayer book with white rose buds centering a white butterfly orchid. Nancy Lewis served as maid of honor in emerald green dress with a misty green veil and yellow pompon chrysanthemums. Mitchell Adams was best man. The mothers wore navy blue and white outfits with floral corsages. The bride is a 1966 James Wood High School graduate employed by Barr's Studio. the groom attended James Wood High School and works at H W Ebert's Garage. The couple will reside in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
N.J
Sharon Marie Hott
Russell Didawick
Route 2
Winchester
Frederick
Clifton Larrick
Cecil Larrick
Gainesboro
Church of Christ, Winchester
Nathan Williamson
Barbara Bean
Sunnyside
Nancy Lewis
Mitchell Adams
Gainesgboro
Bride Groom Gift Etiquette Mentioned At Wedding
The article notes there is no obligation for the couple to exchange presents though it is customary. It suggests lasting gifts like jewelry as the best option.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberta Prettyman
Jesse Delahay
First Presbyterian Church
Roberta Anne Prettyman
Jesse Richard Delahay
James R. Jackson
F. Street
Sparrows Point, Md
John Robertson Delahay
Helen Samsell
George Sempeles
Archie Miller
Jerry Kerr
Dennis Marchant
Phyllis Thacker
Alexandria
Archie C. Miller
James Miller
Louis Mueller
Stephen Prettyman
Loudoun Hall
McCardell
Mrs
Jesse
Richard Delahay
Mrs. Rogers
Henry Adams
U.S.A
Jewelry
Samsonite
Silhouette
Pullman
Inchester’s
Wen St. Virginia
Miss Winn
Lt. Cook
South Carolina
Richard Cook
Lee Adams
Coral Gables
Fla
William Reisner
Johns Winn
James Winn
Mrs. Winn
Mrs. Cook
Frederick Cliffton Larrick
Sharon Hott
Frederick C. Larrick
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun ST
WIN
Ec Bot
Fenton
Maude
Bouique
W. Piccadilly St
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