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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
4
Nancy Lou Covington and Joseph Leon Davis were married by the bride’s grandfather Rev. C L Ruth at First Pilgrim Church in a 4 p m ceremony. The couple will reside at 511 Westwood Ave Apt 11.
Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association meets at the school auditorium at 7 30 this evening. Mrs Mose Lamet will speak on mental retardation. Montlieu Avenue School PTA gathers in the cafetorium at 7 30 with two school board members Mrs John Womack and John Clinard discussing Tax Dollars and What They Buy.
The LT Mann unit of the American Legion auxiliary changes meeting location from the Legion hall to Mrs George C Conor's home at 522 Gatewood St The meeting remains scheduled for Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd H Tay lor announce the marriage of their daughter Kathryn Marie to Larry Bunton son of Mr and Mrs Carl Bunton The ceremony took place in Lexington on Jan 22 Kathryn Marie a 1964 High Point Central graduate is a sophomore at Lenoir Rhyne College majoring in English Larry Bunton a Hickory High School graduate is a junior at Lenoir Rhyne College majoring in business administration The couple reside in Hickory and will continue their education
A storefront promotes value on diamonds jewelry watches and other items. An offer highlights a small deposit to hold purchases and one hour parking at College Street with any purchase. Free parking is advertised and Nash savings are mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Neil announce the birth of daughter Kelly Marie at High Point Memorial Hospital on February 5. Mr and Mrs Johnny Webb report a son David Garrett born February date at the local hospital. Mrs Webb is the former Clarice Pulliam. Mr and Mrs Barry Helmstetler announce son Charles Gregg born February 7 at High Point Hospital. Mrs Helmstetler is the former Sylvia Spell. A son Jimmy Dean born February 6 to Mr and Mrs James Sessoms. Mrs Sessoms is the former Paulette Lee. Mr and Mrs Billy Long announce son Philip Andrew born February at High Point Hospital. Everette T Guynn and wife announce son Everette Timothy born February 5 at the local hospital. Mrs Guynn is the former Jane Boggs. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown announce daughter Felicia Marie born February 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harald Stephenson announce daughter Shonda Renee born February 7 at High Point Hospital. A daughter Nancy Katherine born February 4 to Mr and Mrs C D Blanchard at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs W G Ragsdale II announce son William Gannaway IV born February 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ragsdale is the former Nancy Beasley from Mount Airy.
The Woman's Society of First Methodist Church met for a luncheon and devotion in the church dining room. Mrs. L. 2. Elis led devotion, with Mrs. Harry Hendrick as guest speaker summarizing the NC United Church Women 18th annual meeting held in Raleigh in January. She highlighted migrant workers efforts and 48 councils in the state.
Mrs Blanche Hardee of 300 Carrick Ave will host the Stephens Bible Class on Wednesday at 1 a. m Mrs Virginia Gibson will lead and Miss Alene Kelly will teach.
The Bona Dea Canasta Club met with Miss Bebe Voncan at 1104 Detwood last evening with a valentine theme. Mrs Daniel Landaas at 803 Baker Rd was welcomed as a new member and high scorers were Mrs Ted Whitley and Mrs Daniel Landaas. The next meeting will be at Mrs Colon Kennedy's home at 3503 Greenhill Dr. Also notes on knitting and cleaning needles were included.
Cuban refugee Dr. Ana Maria Carralero spoke at the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. She traced Cuban refugee challenges, cited Quaker missionaries as influencers, and noted her American citizenship pending in two weeks.
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