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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1964
Page
5
A reader asks how to make quick decisions and move on. Ann Landers says post mortems are for coroners and shares blunt guidance on personal choice. The column also counsels on marital sex questions and when to sign letters with Love. The notice mentions her new book Teen Agers And Sex.
Girl Scouts in Troop 93 celebrate International Friendship Month with a Poland guest speaker and country themed menus. Patrols cook Italian Japanese Indian Mexican dishes in period costume, showcasing global cultures. Troop leaders Mrs. George Clements and Mrs. Roland Albertson emphasize unity and future homemakers across continents.
Miss Roberta Davis Byrd married John Thomas Lane at First Baptist Church Asheboro with Dr Walter Sanders officiating. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Byrd Jr. Engagement announced for Ruby Jean Thompson and Robert Vernon Councilman with a spring wedding planned. Craven Bynum pair wed in Atlanta with Ramseur and Raleigh ties. Sandra Lee Tatum to wed Graham Tunstall in Asheboro chapel.
An open call in The High Point Enterprise invites a woman between 25 and 40 with intelligence ambition and selling ability to apply for a promising career in a fine retail establishment. Experience not required if she shows promise, personality, and drive for a lucrative salary and sales percentage. Describe qualifications for Box 14.
A beige silk sheath with crystal Chantilly lace tunic and a blue lace sheath described. Miss Gail Threat registered guests. David Johnson served as best man. Ushers included Gerald Pittman and Robert Page of Rocky Mount and Ronnie Honeycutt and Roger Armstrong of Charlotte.
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