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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1956
Page
6
Miss Patricia Ann Hines daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hines of Jamestown became the bride of James Newlin Loflin on Feb 3 at Bales Chapel parsonage. The Rev Earnest Gardner officiated. The couple will reside in Jamestown with the groom's mother after a wedding trip.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Betty Jean Sherrill and Edwin Albert Ludewig. The ceremony will be at Green Street Baptist Church High Point North Carolina with a reception at the church following. Attendants include matron of honor Colon K Sherrill bridesmaids Bruce Hobson Gene Martin Lily Sue Myers best man Harry Luttick usher Colon Sherrill. Bride’s father W A Sherrill to give her in marriage.
Weekly YMCA and YWCA program times list clubs classes and meetings for Monday through Friday. Activities include teen Y Teens sessions for multiple grades, swimming classes for girls of various levels, badminton, basketball, skating, committees and boards, and special events with transport to local churches and venues.
The Oak View Band Boosters Club will meet at 7 30 this evening at Oak View School. Reports on the light bulb sale aimed to raise funds for band instruments will be heard. The notice invites any interested persons to attend.
Miss Nancy Sue Cook became the bride of Richard Edwin Michael in a late afternoon service at Ward Street Methodist Church. The Rev. C. F. Womble and Rev. L. E. Mabry officiated as white gladioli decor and cathedral lights framed the altar. Names of wedding party and attire details provided. Best man Robert E. Michael. numerous ushers listed.
Mrs Cook selected Copenhagen blue taffeta for her daughter's wedding and Mrs Michael wore light blue lace. Miss Betty Foil and Miss Phyllis Witcher registered guests. The bride, a High Point and Lees-McRae graduate, will live at 210 A Cecil Apts Chestnut St after a wedding trip. Guests came from Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem and Tyro.
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the B'nai Israel Education Center on Hamilton Street.
Mr and Mrs Charles Piner Jr announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Ruth on February 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital born to the family at 815 Willow Drive.
Mrs Richard Kellam entertained at her home 1310 C Eaton Pl for a second annual bridesmaids dinner starting at 6 30 pm Decorations followed a cotton motif reflecting the second anniversary A buffet dinner was served and tables carried miniature cotton bales Guests included Mrs Walter Sink Miss Winston Salem Miss Mary Ann Britt Raleigh John Christy Mrs Tommy Kellam Mrs Nancy Bouldin and Mr Charles Payne
A Greensboro Country Club dinner honored J H McCall for forty years of service with Esso Standard Oil. J G Hicks presented a diamond lapel button for each ten years and a personal gift. Speakers praised his loyalty and cooperation. Attendees included Esso salesmen and spouses from Greensboro and nearby cities.
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