Bonnie Misenheimer, c. 1915.
1. Bonnie Misenheimer, 2. Helen Misenheimer, 3. Ruby Misenheimer, 4. Earl Moose, 5. Elaine Moose, Center front unidentified, c. 1915. Tempe Weast Collection.
Class of 1915
English Course
Graduation Essay: “Browning’s Message”
Birth: 1 Oct 1896, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
Death: 25 Jun 1973, Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia
Parents:
William Nathaniel Misenheimer (1870-1903)
Sarah Ann McAllister (1869-1928)
Siblings:
Stella B. Misenheimer Squires (1898-1982)
Ruby Bess Misenheimer Smithdeal (1990-1992)
Spouse: James DeWitt Miller
Marriage: 30 Oct 1923, Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
Children:
James DeWitt Miller, Jr.
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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, NC), 28 Oct 1923, p. B3
MILLER-MISENHEIMER
MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. 27 – Tuesday evening Miss Bonnie Lucille Misenheimer was united in marriage to James DeWitt Miller, of Dalton, the ceremony having taken place in Holy Trinity Lutheran church, Mount Pleasant, the officiating ministers being Rev. C. L. T. Fisher, pastor of the church, and his brother, Rev. J. H. C Fisher, president of Mont Amoena seminary.
The attendants were Miss Stella Misenheimer, sister of the bride, who was the maid of honor, and Misses Mary Peck and Mildred Barrier, bridesmaids. The groomsmen were C. B. Smithdeal, James Misenheimer, Joe B. McAllister and Todd Misenheimer, of Charlotte. The dainty little flower-girls were Misses Genevieve and Birginia McAllister and little Miss Elizabeth Kate McAllister bore the ring in the heart of a large yellow chrysanthemum. The bride entered on the arm of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Misenheimer, who gave her in marriage. The groom entered accompanied by his best man, W. M. Crowell.
After the ceremony the bridal party motored to Concord, where the newly-married couple left for a brief bridal tour to Asheville and other western resorts, after which they will be at home in Dalton, Ga.
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