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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1968
Page
18
Members of the Sedgefield Woman's Club plan a Silver Christmas Tea to be hosted by Mrs. David Wall on December 20. Mesdames Frederick Dodge Stan Drake J H Aydelette and Wall prepare at Wall residence under staff photographer Dick Swaim.
Miss Patsy Peatross bride elect of Jerry Webster Koontz will be honored at a bridesmaids luncheon at Schrafft's Restaurant at noon Wednesday hosted by Mrs. Donald Staley and Mrs. Edward Baxter Wicke. Rehearsal cake-cutting by the groom’s parents precedes the December 21 wedding at Green Street Baptist Church.HOT TIME LUISANS A tale of a nervous bride at a church ceremony ends with a fire setback, quickly contained, and the wedding proceeds to a happy ending.
Sedgefield Womans Club plans a Silver Christmas Tea in Birmingham England with proceeds for the Multiple Sclerosis fund and Special Education classes. Dec 20 from 2 to 4 pm at 403 Forestdale Dr Jamestown hosted by Mrs David Wall. Past presidents pour. guests welcome. About 950 of 100 earthquakes occur in the Pacific and Mediterranean belts.
The Philathea Class at Lebanon Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 10 AM at Mrs. R. K. Hoke’s home, each member to bring a gift, hostesses include Mrs. Hoke Mrs. Sue Welborn and Mrs. Kate Bryant. The Quaker women meet Wednesday evening at Mrs. Charles Snow’s Greensboro home on Friendswood Dr, program by Mrs. Paul Morgan and Mrs. Bill Harris. WSCS Ward Street Methodist plans a Christmas dinner Monday at the church. Main Street United Methodist Circle 4 Circle 7 and Circle 2 hold meetings Monday evening and luncheon respectively with listed hosts and locations.
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