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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1971
Page
18
Miss Janet Gail Mowery and Richard Earl Thomas exchanged vows at 7:30 pm at Ennis Street Wesleyan Church with Rev. Boyd C. Kistler officiating. Attendants included Kathy Kersey and Marva Lilly, with Joseph Gamble and Mrs. Fred Phillips providing music. The couple will reside in Trinity Route 2.
Public notice from The Enterprise office requests brides and brides elect to submit by Monday noon. Use Meek and white glossy photos 5 by 7 inches preferred. Include stamped self addressed envelopes for blanks in the woman’s department. A full calendar month must separate engagement and wedding dates to use photos. Bridal shower pictures are no longer published and party stories must be filed before the three day deadline.
Mr and Mrs Robert Boswell Stanley announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Virginia of Raleigh to Dr William James Sherwood Jr of Raleigh. The couple plans a September 25 wedding at First Presbyterian Church Raleigh. Beverly a UNC Greensboro education graduate and Wake County teacher. Dr Sherwood a UNC Chapel Hill dental graduate.
Mr and Mrs Cicero A Crump of 614 E Lexington Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Regina to Darrell Ernest Meredith Jr of 316 Summitt Rd The bridegroom elect is the son of Mrs Barbara Meredith of Summitt Rd and the late Mr Meredith of 1915 Blain The couple plans a Sept 12 wedding at First Congregational Christian Church Miss Crump is a High Point Central graduate and Western Carolina junior She is employed by High Point Memorial Hospital Meredith is a Andrews High School graduate and Western Carolina junior employed by Bryant Electric Co They plan to continue studies at Western Carolina after marriage
If you are watching calories you can use more low sugar vegetables in salads including lettuce radishes cucumbers tomatoes and cabbage. Fresh fruits seem to have a cooling effect especially when served as chilled juices or fruit juice flavored cold milk.
Central London Bloomsbury Church on Shaftesbury Avenue has become a Friendship Center at a cost of 74 000 pounds. The church will continue services while focusing on aiding students and visitors with a continuous coffee bar and related activities in London.
Lebanon United Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service lays out this week's circle gatherings at home and church venues with hosts listed. Rankin Memorial United Methodist Circles organize a mix of picnic, dinner, and covered dish suppers with Circle 2 rescheduled to Monday at City Lake.
Miss Janice Gail Tobin and Julius Michael Byers announce plans for an October 2 wedding at Bethel United Methodist Church. Janice is a 1970 East Davidson High School graduate employed by Pilot Life Insurance Co. in Greensboro. Julius is a 1969 East Davidson graduate employed at Manufacturing of High Point.
Sarah Frances Green and Thomas Glenn Finch Jr. wed at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church in Thomasville with a 4 p.m. ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Green, wore white organza with lace and satin, and carried a colonial bouquet. Attendants included Mrs. Robert Green and Miss Hattie Patterson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn Finch. The couple will live at 3200 Richardson Ave. in Downtown Apts.
In Japanese homes tatami floor mats woven from rice straw shape room layout and daily life. The article notes their cultural importance as traditional living spaces rely on these mats for seating and activity areas.
A Japanese housewife spends New Year’s Day without cooking cleaning or sewing reflecting a shift in domestic routines amid traditional holiday customs.
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