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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1970
Page
6
A reader offers a motherly and practical opener for Dear Ann addressing the friction between teens and parents. The note asks for guidance on communicating with impatient or strict parents and suggests sympathetic, direct approaches.
Claudette Beeson, bride elect of Edwin Colby Walton Jr., was feted at a Saturday noon coffee at 1320 Robin Hood Rd. Hostesses Mrs. Paul Appel and Mrs. Dennis Young plus Ann Beeson showered gifts as pink camellias and a lace cloth decor adorned the event.
The Joe Gray residence at 717 Gatewood Ave hosted a Sunday evening dinner for Beverly Echerd and her fiancé John A. Lindsay III. About 35 relatives and friends attended at 6 o clock as spring arrangements adorned the home.
Susan Davis bride elect of Michael Arey was celebrated at a miscellaneous bridal shower in First Wesleyan Church fellowship hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles McDowell Janie Farlow and Drucilla Oakley. A corsage of white mums greeted Miss Davis. guests enjoyed aqua and white decorations and refreshments by Mrs. W H Farlow and Mrs. James Oakley. Attending relatives included Mrs. Charles Davis Mrs. J M Arey and Mrs. D F Davis. The couple will wed Saturday at First Wesleyan Church with Miss Farlow and Miss Oakley as bridesmaids.
Frankie Roberts and M. C. Byrum Jr. were feted at a rehearsal dinner in the Sky Room Top-of-the-Mart hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts. The couple’s attendants received engraved silver Revere bowls. The pair wed Sunday at Archdale United Methodist Church.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes walnuts contain fats similar to bacon by weight and calories close to butter, with protein levels near those of sirloin steak, illustrating how nuts balance macronutrients.
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