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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1969
Page
7
Mr and Mrs J Paul Ingle Jr were complimented at a dinner Friday evening at 7 o clock at Emerywood Country Club. Joining to entertain the newly married couple were Mr and Mrs Robert G Culp Jr and Mr and
Miss Sarah Jordan Chipman of Fuquay Varina will marry Richard Alan Keever of High Point on May 10 at First Presbyterian Church. Parents are Donald J. Chipman and the late Mrs Chipman, and Clarence C. Keever. The couple’s backgrounds, education, and affiliations are given, with details on attire and reception. Also notes the earlier wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ingle in Greensboro.
The dinner meeting planned by the Business and Professional Womens Club for Jan 6 at the Sheraton Hotel is canceled due to the flu. The next regular business meeting will be held on Jan 28 at the Sheraton Hotel at 7 30 pm.
Doris Miller Hempel daughter of Pauline Hicks and the late E W Miller married Donald F Talley son of R C Talley and the late Mr Talley in a Jan 2 ceremony at the bride’s mother home in Astor Dowdy Towers Rev J D Ailgood Jr officiated The bride trained at High Point Central High and works at Archdale Mfg Co in High Point The groom works for Owl Construction Co in Winston Salem They plan to live on Route 1 until February then move to Southport
The Hospital Guild will hold its annual meeting and coffee on Wednesday in the nurses residence. The meeting is set for 11 a.m.
Mrs Brewer will entertain, with Mrs William Brewer of Nottingham Road as hostess. Cohostess will be Mrs Thayer Coggins. A bridge luncheon is planned for February 5 following the January 8 meeting at 10 am at 60 Nottingham Rd.
North Carolina State University extension specialist Mary Em Lee notes federal safeguards since 1953 and a new amendment to the Flammable Fabrics Act. Nonflammable labels improve safety but do not guarantee fireproofing, as fibers blend and finishes affect flammability. Consumers should read labels, recognize flame retardants, and follow fire prevention practices despite added costs.
Carolyn Terry daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harold Terry of Route 1 wed William Jeff Robinson of High Point in a 7 oclock Plainfield Friends Meeting House ceremony Officiants were Rev Hadley Robertson and Rev Isaac Harris The couple will reside in High Point following a reception at the church with family and friends.
A fashion note urges trying foundation garments before purchase to ensure fit and comfort. It links undergarment quality to posture and mood, promoting a January clearance sale at Fashion Shop offering lingerie jewelry and ready-to-wear with gift wrapping and flexible plans. Located at 114 South Main St. call 882-8018 open 9:30 to 9 weekdays.
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