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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
8
Excerpted letters lampoon self singing couples at weddings from Hillsdale to Long Island. Readers mock clergy, churches and guests while offering sharp witticisms and zany ideas. Ann Landers columns include quips on necking and fashion notes on hand care.
High Point Arts Council staged Snow Queen at Northeast Junior High School directed by Mrs. William Fairman. Chair Mrs. James S. Stenerson Jr. announced next show The Wizard of Oz a Marionette production at Ferndale Junior High School on February 17 with two performances and a future High Point Symphony concert.
Miss Arlene Smith was honored at a floating shower hosted by Mrs. Carl Cox at 123 N Hall St with Miss Sylvia Tate as cohostess. Special guest was the honoree mother Mrs. G. C. Smith. A white carnation corsage and lingerie were given to the bride-elect.
A wedding reception described with an organza table cover trimmed in yellow, a central arrangement of white carnations yellow roses and snapdragons in a silver bowl, branched silver candles, an imported lace tablecloth and a tiered cake. Noted attendees include Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Robert Morris, aunts of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morris, the bride’s aunt and uncle.
The Glisson Sunday School Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 800 West Green Street with Mrs. Louise Martin hosting. Mel Anderson, minister of education, will deliver the address. A Paris gala saw Madame Claude Pompidou wearing a multicolored sequin dress bought for 600 dollars, a dress also worn by two other women.
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