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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1956
Page
9
Miss Peggy Rose Yates wed James Gordon Craddock at Emmanuel Lutheran Church High Point in a candlelit ceremony officiated by Rev. Harry D. Hawthorne. The couple plans to reside with the bride’s parents in Trinity after a wedding trip.
The Oak View Home Demonstration will meet at the Oak View Grange Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock. The demonstration will feature Reyes Rey and Leon.
Mrs. V. B. Collins announces the opening of Tiny Town Nursery and Kindergarten at 41 ce ee. The facility welcomes infants and children for enrollment by week day or hour beginning Monday. Mrs. Collins invites parents to discuss the program and facilities. Mrs. David L. Collins serves as assistant director.
Miss Nancy Jo Turner and Joe C Moran wed in Bennetsville South Carolina on June 29 with Rev W M Newton officiating. The bride is the daughter of H O Turner and 1424 Trinity Ave. the groom is the son of J W Moran of 307 Amhurst St. They plan to live with his parents after a trip to the eastern state region.
Coral Gables Florida St Philip's Episcopal Church hosted the marriage of Miss Jane Kathryn Greene and Darrell Francis Sorrell of High Point North Carolina. Officiating was Rev John Shirley. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs James S Greene wore French lace and tulle gown with pearl accents and a crescent bouquet. The groom son of Mrs O P Sorrell and the late Mr Sorrell will work in New York. The couple plans to live in Forest Hills New York after a trip to the North Carolina mountains.
Legion Auxiliary members will host a picnic supper at 6 30 Thursday evening at Mrs G M Haley’s Howell Street home. Mrs George Burkhead of Asheboro will install new Auxiliary officers and report on Girls State at Woman’s College Greensbor o.Participants include Miss Louella Kidd and Miss Marilyn Guyer among others.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Carmen Harris of High Point and Willard Briles of Sophia, solemnized Saturday at 4:30 p.m. in a parsonage ceremony. Rev John Pipkins officiated. The bride wore powder blue lace. corsage of white carnations. They reside on Route 1, Sophia.
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday at 8 pm at the Masonic Temple. Two candidates will be initiated and a reception will follow to honor the 15th district deputies who will be special guests Mrs Ramseur and B Caldwell of High Point will serve as district seat deputies.
Miss Mary Louise Rehberger of Baltimore Md and Billy Gene Honbarrier of this city are engaged. Miss Rehberger is a graduate of Eastern High School in Baltimore and Towson Junior College in Towson Md. Honbarrier graduated from High Point High School and attended High Point College.
Miss Nancy Ann Whitley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dock Sherman Whitley, and Luther William Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown, announce their engagement. The wedding is planned for August. Nancy is a High Point graduate now employed as a receptionist in Greensboro. Luther is a Westfield High School graduate and U S Army veteran employed by Western Electric.
Mrs Charles Hodgin hosts Pilot Club gathering Tuesday evening at her Lindsay Street residence. The board meets at 7 30 p m with the general business session following at 8 p m Mrs Louise Warford presides and delegates receive instructions for the International Convention to be held July 18 21 at Miami Beach
The Mid-Week Home ration Club plans a Wednesday gathering at 10 o'clock at Mrs. Charlies Peaes 216 Lind. Dick Pals will be present as cohosts. The brief notes indicate the event details and attendees.
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