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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
6
Betty Lane Miller and Gary White Rayle United in a Sunday ceremony at First Congregational Christian Church Greensboro with Rev W E Wisseman officiating. The couple, both Greensboro area natives, plan to reside in Manton Wise after a church reception.
Miss Barbara Ann Foltz and John David Seward were married Friday June 29 at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. E W Price Jr officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Foltz of Winston-Salem and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Chester W Seward of High Point. A reception followed at 1012 Park Street and the couple will reside on Park Street.
The article celebrates a seasonless fashion trend with long evening gowns suitable for all formal occasions. It notes slim princess shapes that do not cling, dramatic bodices, and back scoops, plus fabrics like Staron Aleoutienne and glossy silk. Colors include pastels and whites such as absinthe, autumn pink, chrysanthemum, pale chamois, aqua marine.
Mr. and Mrs. Briles marked their golden anniversary with an open house at 2306 Friends Ave. in High Point yesterday, hosting about 150 guests from 2 to 5 pm. The couple, married June 29, 1912, were accompanied by Rev. J. B. Nifong and longtime friends as yellow floral decor and a white lace table highlight the event.
Mrs. George Alvin Smith hosted a bridal shower at 1836 Cedron Ave for Miss Von Lucille VonCannon. The bride later wed Donald Preston Coltrane in a civil ceremony on Saturday evening. Twenty guests, including the mothers, played novelty games. The hostess gave an iron and ironing board. she also presented a corsage of white carnations to the guest of honor.
Fabrics that are washed and rinsed in cold water require less ironing. Alternating cold and hot water washings helps prevent wrinkles in synthetic fibers.
The piece notes that wool knits are reliable for travel due to warmth and versatility. It recommends keeping at least one wool garment in a traveler’s wardrobe for varying climates and occasions.
Mr and Mrs Hoytt P Griggs announce the birth of a daughter Julia Kent on June 25 at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Donald E Smith announce the birth of a daughter Zelda Louise on June 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Smith is the former Phyllis Ann Greene of Waynesville.
Judith Oranna Yokeley married Barry Dean Cook on Monday afternoon June 25 at Lee J. Young's office on Wrenn Street. The bride wore a white sheath dress. The couple, from Kernersville and Winston-Salem areas, reside on Kernersville Road.
Nell Scruggs visits in Tulsa spending ten days with sons Herbert Scruggs and Donald Ward and family. Taylor Rhodes and Kent Taylor from New Jersey visit Mrs. Rhodes' parents S. M. Newell at Countryside Drive. Last week they stayed with Zeb Rhodes. Humorous foot exercise tip suggests rolling a rubber ball with bare feet to ease muscles.
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