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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1976
Page
11
Frankie Lee Hemric and Douglas Wade Carrigan were married at Prospect Presbyterian Church Mooresville. Officiant Rev. Richard A. Stanley presided. The couple will reside in Mooresville. The bride is a Mocksville Middle School teacher and the groom runs a fruit growing business.
Patricia Sue Hurst and Danny Edward Woodlieff select April 10 for their wedding at Faith Community Chapel in Thomasville. Hurst is the daughter of Lucille Hurst of Talladega Alabama and the late John Daniel Hurst, a Talladega High School and Miami University of Ohio graduate, a Carolina Christian Academy teacher. Woodlieff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Woodlieff of Route 2, a Salisbury Christian College graduate, Carolina Christian Academy faculty member, and pastor of People’s Tabernacle at Miller’s Creek.
A dense tally of daily programs lists times and venues on Fourth Street including Adult Day Care, Plunge, Infants, Tadpoles, Frogs and Minds, After School Care, various classes from Piano to Yoga, and clubs such as Scared to Death Beginner Swim and BandP. Events span morning to evening with multiple repeats and weekend entries including Sunday Plunge.
The North Randolph Republican Women’s Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Randolph County Office Building Archdale meeting room. A film titled Women Beware will be shown to alert women to preventing rape attacks, introduced by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farlow of the crime prevention division. The meeting is open to Republican women in the Archdale Trinity area, and members are asked to bring items for a community park project flea market.
Monday and Tuesday schedule lists Tar Heel Newdrovor Guild stitching name tags in the Arts Council at High Point Theater, United Daughters of the Confederacy at 118 Penny Rd, American Association of University Women at K and W Cafeteria, Tar Heel Needlework Guild evening session, North Randolph Republican Women’s Club film at Randolph County office building, Musical Art Club at High Point Friends Meeting House, Emerywood Forest Garden Club herb garden program, Book League at Prestwick Lane Willow Creek, High Point Chapter 106 CES at Masonic Temple, Jamestown Garden Council at Guilford Jamestown Church, banquet and honors at Masonic Temple for Rebecca F Brown and Earl C Warren.
Mr and Mrs Roy Rufus Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy Suzanne to Charles Richard Pilcher of Route 1. They plan an April 24 wedding at Parkwood Baptist Church. Kathy is a student at Ragsdale High School. Charles is a Ragsdale graduate employed by Winn-Dixie Stores.
Members of the Nora Van Hook Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Dean Brown. 505 Woodrow Ave, Mrs. Hazel Meyers will serve as co-hostess, and Mrs. Maude Embler will give the devotional.
Bristol and High Point families announce the engagement of Elizabeth Dianne Lilley to Kenneth Liles Underwood. The couple plans a May 29 wedding at Central Christian Church in Bristol at 8 pm.
New York AP survey by Beatrice L. Green of the Widows Travel Club finds most widows keep their marriage rings on. She notes those who remove rings soon after bereavement were often unhappily married and that wearing rings helps recall late husbands and cherished memories.
Joan Mansfield Friedberg and Robert Dillon Gross, both of Greensboro, wed at First Presbyterian Church with Kirk Allen officiating. Bride, daughter of Edwin P. Friedberg and Edith Friedberg, wore antique white suede and saavette. Groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gross, is a Duke and UNC alumnus. The couple will live in Greensboro.
Mrs Arthur Joiner of 118 Penny Rd will host the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting on Monday afternoon. The gathering is slated to begin at 3 pm.
Linda Gail Hiatt and Douglas Flemon Aderhold wed at 3 p.m. yesterday at Pleasant United Methodist Church in Thomasville. Rev. Melvin Greene officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Aderhold, plan to live at 218 Unity Street. The ceremony featured organist Nancy Woods and vocalist Dick Long. Maid of honor was Brenda Hiatt. best man was the bridegroom’s father. Ushers were Sem Aderhold and David Jackson. The bride, a Ledford High School and Davidson County Community College graduate, works for the N.C. Division of Veterans Affairs. The groom attended East Davidson High School and works for the City of High Point Parks and Recreation. The couple reside in Winston-Salem area. A cake-cutting followed the rehearsal with pink decorations. guests from Tacoa, Georgia attended.
Laurie Haggerty daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard C Haggerty wed Phillip Montague Smith son of Mrs R F Smith at Christ the King Church in a 2 pm ceremony yesterday. Rev Peter Tomaine officiated with Howard and David Haggerty as altar boys. Christine Anderson organist and Gloria Hinson vocalist provided music. Bride wore a white peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace and a chapel train. bouquet of white roses and gypsophila. Bridesmaids Kathleen Haggerty Shawna Stroupe. ringbearer Kenneth Haggerty. Best man and ushers listed.
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