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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1967
Page
9
A hospital X-ray tech recalls a morning incident with a patient in a bathrobe and the decision not to ask him to change. Readers are advised the gentlest approach minimizes embarrassment, avoiding humiliation. The column then answers two letters about retirement hesitations and a teen seeking parental freedom, offering practical perspectives and a college guidance nudge.
Mrs Gordon Wilson Yarborough was guest of honor at a luncheon at Emerywood County Club. Mrs George Lyles Jr and Mrs Harriss Covington entertained for the recent bride with twenty close friends, her mother Mrs James Huggin, and a private dining room setting featuring yellow and white flowers and a silver compote centerpiece.
Miss Carol Price and Miss Pam Culler hosted a linen shower for September bride elect Miss Sharon Surrett at the Price home 940 Nottingham Rd. Gifts included linen handkerchiefs tablecloths and napkins with several brides remembered in linen gifts. Miss Surrett will wed James W. Carter September 3 at the First Baptist Church.
Miss Judy Wilkes fiance Stephen Byerly celebrated at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Weaver Mrs. J. B. Bruton and Mrs. Oscar L. Smith at 1604 Lakewood Dr Asheboro guests included Mrs. Ted Wilkes and Mrs. Glenn Pickett about 30 attended from 7 to 8 30 pm. The couple plans to wed August 13 in Asheboro.
A debutante reception featured a wicker centerpiece and a basket table setting. Favor tags decorated pens marked guest places. Attending were Mrs. Robert B. Hoskins the debutante's mother, Mrs. Robert H. Sechrest her great aunt, Miss Susan Fasse of Vero Beach Florida, and Miss Willodean Parris of Spartanburg South Carolina.
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