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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1970
Page
24
New York dispatch notes various cold facts and quirky beliefs. It cites immunity for a week after a similar cold, 100 virus types, and studies showing women with female supervisors have more colds. It mentions dog noses, amulets, sneeze control, and cultural remedies from leeks to salted herring.
Daily program list shows multiple branches hosting swimming lessons beginner and advanced sessions, teen activities, sewing and playtime, and luncheon and bridge events. Notable entries include Fern dale Y-Teens, Jamestown Y-Teens, Northeast Y-Teens, and Central Y Teen committees with various time slots.
A collection of quotes from women including Eve Stillman Blythe Danner Dr Cynthia Wedel Mrs Spiro Agnew Mrs Frank Boyer and Carol Cole. The remarks cover fashion roles race discrimination public duties and personal sacrifice reflecting diverse views from the week.
Nancy Lou Greene and Bobby Ray Phillips wed January 3 at West End Methodist Church in Thomasville. The Rev. A Heath officiated a 7 PM ceremony with nuptial music by Nancy Woods and Bill Ferguson. The bride wore maire taffeta with Chantilly lace and carried white carnations.
The ceremony featured Janice Greene as maid of honor with Agnes White Cynthia Warner and Jane Gobble as bridesmaids. Debra Greene and Kathy Phillips served as flower girls. Paul Creaven was best man, with ushers Galen Hiatt James Jackson and Dale Greene. The bride, an East Davidson High School graduate employed at A and P, plans Asheboro Business College. the groom, a Thomasville High School and East Carolina University alum, is in the naval reserves and works at Mann's Drug No. 2.
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