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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1970
Page
9
The annual National Sandwich Contest reveals twenty finalist recipes with varied and oddball names. A highlighted entry from a Houston food director features a layered beef and slaw sandwich topped with strawberries in yogurt, while other notable contenders include Hamschweiger and Braunschweiger based creations.
Mary Linda Winslow and James Milton Vaughan wed at High Point Friends Meeting House in a 4 o'clock ceremony. The bride is daughter of Ray Winslow and the groom son of Hazel Vaughan. They will reside in Cary.
Julia Cecil and Dan Monroe were honored Friday evening at 412 Rock Spring Rd by Mr and Mrs C C Lane. A patio picnic featured summer flowers and a novelty corsage for Miss Cecil, followed by a serving tray gift. The couple plans to wed August 29 at First United Methodist Church.
Members of the High Point AMS Chapter will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. at shelter 2 City Lake for a picnic outing with their families. The chapter provides all food except salads and desserts. Children of members receive tickets for train and boat rides.
Martine de Boever, a 23 year old from Brussels, writes love poems on clothing to gain attention. She says men read and quote her lyrics, and she plans to open her own dress shop. Her first book carries the title Mini Poems To See Through.
Mary Ann Pernell, bride elect of David Yushchak, was honored at a Coke party hosted by Mrs. Braxton C. Younts Jr. at 400 Parkway. A corsage of daisies welcomed her, with a silver gift added later. Guests included Mrs. Robert E. Pernell and sisters Mrs. Stephen Hinkle and Dale Pernell. The couple will renew vows August 29 at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church.
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