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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1971
Page
9
Carolyn Ann Perkinson and Robert Steven Sugg wed at Emerywood Baptist Church with 7:39 p.m. vows officiated by Dr. Thomas Haggal. Attendants wore pink empire dresses while parties and family notes outline education, employment, and future residence in Greensboro and Village Square.
Susan Lee Jamieson daughter of Rev and Mrs Herbert Morehouse Jamieson wed Capt Stephen Charles Maguire son of Mr and Mrs Edward Maguire in a Saturday morning service at Concord United Methodist Church. Officiant was the bride’s father. Music featured Claudette Reeder organist Jan Osborne soloist Beatrice Webb violinist and Vicki Vaughn pianist. Bride wore candlelight satin gown with seed pearl embroidery, empire waist and a chapel train. She carried pink roses with an orchid. maid of honor was Barbara Carolina Jamieson. bridesmaids included Carol Winters Helen Youngblood and Karen Jamieson. Best man was Andrew Wilson. ushers included Gary Maguire Charles Werderman and Jim Jamieson. The couple will reside in Washington DC.
Judge Elreta M Alexander will be guest speaker at the Adams Memorial YWCA and Mary Bethune Branch annual dinner January 25 at 6 30 PM at 112 Gatewood Ave YWCA Mrs Earl Congdon will conduct the meeting Kathryn Meyer executive director will speak on the YWCA in a New Triennium Mrs Walter Crissman will introduce the speaker Alexander is a Greensboro North Carolina native and first Negro elected as judge in North Carolina. other program details include closing devotions by Central High School teens and a theme Your Concern is Ours Reservations required by January 22 with calls to the YWCA
Mrs. Ed Lyon Jr plans six week sculpture classes on Wednesdays from 8 to 10 p.m. at 1400 Fernwood Dr beginning January 27. She has exhibited works in Florida Georgia and North Carolina.
Wayside Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs. J E Horney of 225 Woodrow hosting. Mrs. J Worth Ivey and Mrs. A M Utley named associate hostesses. Mrs. Harold Jarrell will present the program on Restoration.
Pont Memorial Hospital hosts the Nurses Alumnae meeting at noon Tuesday to tour the occupied portion of the new North Wing and install new officers. The group hopes for good results amid modest expectations.
The Enterprise asks brides to submit glossy 5 by 7 inch photos to the woman’s department by Monday noon for Sunday publication. A full calendar month is required between engagement and wedding dates for both pictures. Bridal showers will not be published.
A dense list of classes and club meetings truncated times shows multiple repeats of sewing painting swimming and social clubs across the day. Notable items include Beginner Sewing Advanced Beginner Swim Ladies Dip Tole Painting and various youth and club activities throughout morning afternoon and evening slots.
Quotations from women on aging motherhood and family plans reveal diverse viewpoints. Lt. Mary Brown seeks to join her husband in Vietnam, Pearl Bailey critiques TV roles, and Harriet Ghormley discusses family outings amid optimism.
Statesville couple announces engagement of Rebecca Ann Wall to Larry Wayne Sasser. Rebecca, a UNC Greensboro senior, plans to graduate this month. Larry is a Salisbury native teaching in Greensboro City Schools. They will wed April 10 at Broad Street United Methodist Church.
The Is Set Home And Garden Club will meet on Wednesday at 10 a.m. The host is Mrs. James A. Kidd of 1014 N Rotary.
Jane Shirley Faust and Richard Douglas Garis wed in a 4 o'clock ceremony at Deep River Friends Meeting House. Rev. James Thompson officiated with music by the bride’s sister and brother in law. The couple will reside in Alexandria, Virginia.
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