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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1972
Page
19
Mrs. Charles McDonald named New Member of the Year by the High Point Junior Woman's Club. She received a silver tray from the 1971 president and resides at 1021 Lakecrest Ave with her husband and son. Active in club work includes CHS projects and Volunteers in Public Schools chairmanship.
Miss Marilyn Scott Cheek of 964 Nottingham Road is engaged to Michael Alan Cavell son of Mr and Mrs Ralph H Cavell of Mt Airy Maryland The couple intends to wed March 18 at the First Presbyterian Church The bride elect attended Meredith College and holds a UNC Chapel Hill degree The groom is Phi Beta Kappa graduate of UNC Chapel Hill
Shirley Langley and Albert N. Brower are engaged to wed on February 13 at 4 p.m. in Hodges Methodist Church. The couple, both Greensboro area natives, are announced by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langley. Langley trained in radiology and works at Union Memorial Hospital. Brower, a Ragsdale High School graduate, works for Overnite.
Brenda Gail Meredith daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred E Meredith and Clarence Cecil Stoneman announce a February 19 wedding at Calvary Nazarene Church The bride to be is Trinity High School graduate employed by Myrtle Desk Co The groom to be is Rt 7 Greensboro native graduate of Ragsdale High School and employed with Foys Garage.
The western North Carolina regional auditions for the Metropolitan Opera will be held in UNC Greensboro’s music building on Saturday January 22 at 11 a.m. Norman Farrow of UNC directs the district. Winners advance to Atlanta February 4 and national finals in New York with prizes and potential contracts.
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