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| Birth: | 9 Mar 1891 in Elkin, Surry, NC (Monday) |
| Death: | 1 May 1983 in Sanford, Lee, NC (Sunday) |
| Sex: | F |
| Father: | John Hampton BALL b. 7 Dec 1837/1840 in Hamptonville, Surry (now Yadkin), NC (Thursday) |
| Mother: | Mary Emma CLARK b. 3 May 1855 in NC (Thursday) |
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| Burial: 2 May 1983 Sanford, Lee, NC, Buffalo Cemetery |
| Occupation: homemaker |
| Education: Elkin High School |
| Religion: Presbyterian |
| Changed: 12 Jan 2004 |
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| Robert 'Frank' JOYCE (Husband) b. 15 Jan 1893 in Stoneville, Rockingham, NC (Sunday)
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| Marriage: | 15 MAY 1919 in home of the bride, W. Main St., Elkin, Surry, NC |
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 Robert 'Frank' JOYCE b. 31 May 1920 in Stoneville, Rockingham Co., NC (Monday)
- Living JOYCE
- Living JOYCE
- William "Bill" Ball JOYCE b. 18 Jul 1926 in Mt. Airy, Surry, NC
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Individual:
NC Death Records
Name: JOYCE, MINNIE BALL
Date of Birth: March 09, 1891
Death Date: May 01, 1983
Sex: Female
Race: White
Age: 92 Years
Place of Occurance: , Lee, North Carolina
Place of Residence: Sanford. Lee, North Carolina
Autopsy: No
Hospital: Nursing and Rest Homes
Marital Status: Widowed
Attendant: Physician
Mode of Burial: Burial in state
State of Birth: North Carolina
SSN: 245268800
Fathers Surname: BALL
Place of Injury:
I have multible pictures of Minnie
She was 5'11", brown hair brown eyes, olive complexion.
Wedding write up; 15 May 1919
One of the prettiest and most impressive home weddings that has ever occurred here (Elkin) was solemnized on Thursday evening of last week, at 8:30 o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ball, on West Main street, when their daughter, Miss
Minnie Ball, became the bride of Lieutenant R. F. Joyce, of Stoneville.. In the north parlor of the home, where the wedding vows were assumed, a lovely setting of pink and white had been effected. On either side of the improvised altar, tall
pedestals held graceful baskets of exquisite white killarney roses, while myraids of delicately shaped candles cast a soft radiance over the scene. Immediately preceeding the cermony, Miss Inez Billings of Winston-Salem, sang very sweetly, "I
Love Yoy Truely." With Miss Lura Kirkman, niece of the bride, at the piano, as the first notes of the familiar bridal chorus from Lohengrin were heard, Rev. C. W. Robinson, pastor of the Presbyterian church, took his place at the altar. The
groom, attended by the best man Mr. Ben Jones, of Leaksville, met his bride who entered the the room with her maid of honor Miss Jeanette Ball. The bride was never so beautiful as in her brideal costume of white embroidered georgette and satin
and her filmy veil, caught with sprays of lily-of-the-valley. She carried an exqusite bouquet of brides' roses showered with lily-of-the-valley. The maid of honor wore a lovely gown of pink georgette and carried a beautiful bouquet of pink
Maryland roses. During the impressive ceremony Miss Kirkman played very softly, "To a Wild Rose." Mendellsohn's Wedding March was used as a ressionial. Following the ceremony and congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Joyce left by automobile for
Winston-Salem, from which place they went to the home of the groom at Stoneville. Although no formal invitations were issued to the wedding, the bride recieved many handsome gifts of silverware, cut glass, linens, etc., from her countless friends. Mrs. Joyce is one of Elkin's most beautiful and lovely young women,
Possessing a charming personality, combined with a sweet disposition and strong qualities of true womenhood, she has won the love and admiration of a host of friends who wish her all possible happiness. The groom is a young man of sterling
character, and has held a responsible position with a prominent tobacco firm here prior to his enlistment for military service. Friends of the bride and groom are pleased to know that they will return to Elkin to reside within a period of a
few months.
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