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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1958
Page
18
Fall fashion notes highlight feminine hats that are fluffy light and high crowned to harmonize with Empire silhouettes. Designers favor soft off-face poses, balloon crowns, and top hat variations in rich woolens velvets furs and feathers. Shaped to mood and easy to drape these hats use bold colors from violets reds blues and browns with blacks whites and grays as staples.
A sequence of celebrations for Linda Rankin bride-elect of Thomas Dillon unfolds this week. Hosts include Miss Ann Michael at 225 Homestead Ave with a Coke party Monday at 10:30 am, Miss Margaret Stout at 1030 Wellington Tuesday at 7 pm, and joint hostesses Miss Laura Malpass and Miss Margaret Hester at 215 Shirley Ave Wednesday at 8 pm for bridge and canasta. The rehearsal is Friday at 7:30 pm at First Presbyterian Church. A cake-cutting follows at the Rankin home on Colonial Ave hosted by Mrs. L C Ferguson and Mrs. Robert H Walker. The wedding is scheduled for Saturday at 3 pm at First Presbyterian Church.
Final plans and invitations are issued for the July wedding of Miss Sarah Jane Wall and Vernon Ray Martin at First Presbyterian Church High Point North Carolina. The ceremony will be officiated by Dr Roy Watts with music by Henry Whipple and Margaret Slate. The bridal party includes maid of honor Shirley Miller, bridesmaids Wanda Martin Barbara Wilson Bobby McLeod and Bill Kinley, flower girls Mickey Williams Patricia Wall, and ushers Dickie Campbell Don Morgan John Williard Jr. and Pearl Martin serves as best man.
Miss Elinor Minnis bride elect of William L. Underwood was honored at a Coke party hosted by Mrs. P. D. Haynes at 405 Chestnut St. About 25 guests attended, enjoying refreshments in a yellow white floral setting. Corsage and silver gift given to the honoree. guests included Mrs. L. F. Underwood and others from North and South Carolina.
Twin Falls Idaho Army M Sgt Robert Richards won a regional Toastmasters Club contest defeating several civilians to claim the title.
The Hilton Kennedy wedding weekend opened with a social hall reception after the ceremony in Thomasville. Guests included the bride and groom’s families, maid of honor Emily Tesh, matron of honor Barbara Crouch, and bridesmaids. Extra events featured a Friday cake cutting and a Saturday breakfast at Sedgefield Country Club with floral centerpieces, pink cake, and wedding bells.
Mortimer D. Schwartz, chairman of the Norman Public Library Board, addressed the City Commission urging a new library. He spoke while bent from a back crick and quipped he did not hold up the old building but admitted doing too much gardening.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains that growth in children is influenced by many factors including sex race family background and diet. He notes that there are no proven exercises or injections to alter height but research may yield methods to speed or delay growth in the future.
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