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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1966
Page
12
Miss Sherry Anona Wilson and Pvt Steven Ray Carter announce engagement and plan a early August ceremony at Albertson Road Baptist Church with Carter stationed at Ft Rucker Alabama. Miss Barbara McColl and Danny Jones schedule a Aug 28 wedding. both couples are from Searcy Wien area and related families.
Miss Lin da Faye Bulla married James Nunn Jr at Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Rev E M Gardner officiated. Attendants included Judy Smith and Sylvia Moore. The couple will reside at 911 Howard Pl.
Thomasville announces the engagement of Virginia Hubbard Evans and Charles Ray Cranford. The couple plans a Aug 27 wedding at First Baptist Church. Evans is a 1964 East Davidson High School and 1966 Wingate College graduate. Cranford is a rising East Carolina College senior and works for Clarendon Industries.
Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club announced winners from Friday evening’s games at Adams Memorial YWCA. Five tables competed in the Mitchell movement. north-south winners were Mrs. Clay Walker and Joe Nickell first, followed by Miss Wilma Byerly and …
A fragmentary note describes a chilled consommé with small bits of iceberg lettuce and chives. The text is garbled but suggests a simple cold soup preparation. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable in the readable portion.
Miss Sherry Faye Kivett of Greensboro wed Richard Charles Nettle of Fulton New York in a 4 pm ceremony at Green Street Baptist Church. Pastor FE W Price Jr. officiated. Attendants included Mrs Jerry Ray Kivett as matron of honor. The couple will reside in Fulton New York.
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