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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1965
Page
15
Miss Kathy Lynn Overcash to Steve Gallimore announce a August wedding with both families sharing the engagement. Brenda Gail Welborn to Elbert George Massad plan a September 6 ceremony with details provided by relatives. Both couples note local school ties and current employment or studies.
Christine Anne Strous and Amos David Conner wed at St James the Apostle Church Montreal with Rev St Clair Hitchey presiding. The bride, daughter of Michel J Strous and wife from Westmount, trained at Sweet Briar College and works as IBM systems engineer in New York. The groom, son of Cecil Clair Conner and wife from Greensboro, is a University of Virginia graduate and Tomlinson Furniture sales trainee in High Point. Bridesmaids, ushers, and guests from Greensboro and Montreal attended.
Mr and Mrs Claude Fau a Ave announce the engagement of Joe na Faye to Robert Lewis Out law son of Mrs Margaret a of 2016 Westchester An Aug 21 wedding is planned at Rankin Memorial odist Sigma is employed at Anvil Inc Mr Outlaw a graduate of High Point Central High School and is employed at Roberts Sinclair
A marriage announcement notes Miss Holmes will wed Mr. Phelps at First Metendal Church. The bride is connected to High Point and the groom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phelps of Raleigh. He is a Western Carolina College senior studying business administration.
A humorous pitch promotes coal candy from West Virginia and Pennsylvania mines. Each box includes a tiny metal sledge hammer to break coal into bite sized pieces. Markets the gag as a tasty licorice disguise with a playful mining theme.
Miss Rosiland Spencer bride elect of William Booth Reid Jr. was feted at a tea hosted by Mrs. Robert Davis Jr. and Mrs. E. Q. Ridge at the Davis home on Johnson Street. Special guests included Mrs. J. R. Spencer Jr. and Mrs. William B. Reid among others.
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