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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1970
Page
17
Betrothal announced for Miss Stell to marry James Allison Shivers with a planned June 27 ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The couple will reside in the area after the wedding.
MISS WAGNER and Charles Victor Cheek plan to marry May 16 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. MRS RICHARDSON formerly Teresa Ann Sappenfield wed yesterday in Bentwaters England. MISS PRICE and Howard Barry St Clair announce a June 14 wedding at Green Street Baptist Church. MISS HAVILAND engaged to Randy Lester Burge. wedding set July 25 in Kernersville. MISS BEESON and Edwin Colby Walton Jr. to wed April 25 at First Presbyterian Church. MISS REAVES to marry Kenneth Heidt Matthews Jr. June 27 at First Baptist Church. MISS SIMPSON and Rudolph Alfred Young to marry June 6 at St. Francis Xavier Church.
A mobile home on display at the Southeastern Flower and Garden show in Charlotte highlights three family living designs under Operation Bluesky a joint effort by industry and education to upgrade mobile housing. Miss Wilma Scott UNC Greensboro advisor and UNC Greensboro Naomi Albanese lead the project with support from Duke Power Conner Industries and Mobile Home Suppliers among other contributors.
Families embrace redesigned mobile homes as 1969 mortgage expansions and a 1970 growth forecast reshape living. Modern kitchens bathrooms and larger picture windows replace the old house-trailers, with 400000 families already financed and more expected.
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