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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1963
Page
13
Thomasville announces three engagements. Phyllis Marie Modlin, daughter of J. W. Modlin, plans a June 7 wedding to Eugene Hepler. Betty Rose Shuler to James Hayes Stone. Linda Cates Perry to Gerald Wayne Smith. Each couple's backgrounds and local schooling noted.
Announced engagement of Miss Perry of Rt. 6 Winston-Salem to Mr. Smith, a Ledford High School graduate employed at Midtown Grocery. Ceremony planned at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church in High Point.
Mr and Mrs Charles D Stallings announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Lynn Stallings to Lt William Frederic Gerhardt son of Mr and Mrs H F Gerhardt of Chevy Chase Md The couple plan a June 22 wedding at First Methodist Church here Barbara attends Greensboro College majoring in philosophy and religion and is active in the Emerson Society and women’s glee club William is a 1962 Davidson College graduate and second lieutenant in the 82nd Airborne Division.
Wayside Garden Club will meet on Tuesday at the J. G. Hayden home on Rockford Road. The meeting will begin at 10 a m.
Mrs. S V Swaim hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at her W Lexington Avenue Ext residence Friday evening for granddaughter Miss Judy Swaim. Assisted by Mrs. Ivey Rothrock Mrs. Larry Rothrock and Mrs. E V Coltrane, guests awarded a corsage a waffle iron and grill and a clothes hamper. Seventy five guests played games and Miss Swaim plans to marry Charlie W Sides on May 4 at Spring Hill Methodist Church.
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