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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
6
Frances Lamar, bride elect of John Story, was feted at a floating shower in her honor with friends and family sharing gifts and well wishes for the upcoming wedding. The event highlighted intimate camaraderie and local social circles celebrating the couple.
Miss Linda C. Wagner bride elect of Joe Slade Jr. of James town was honored at a Wednesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Faye Davis at 1305 Centennial Ave. Guests Included Mrs. Ralph Wagner and Mrs. Ethel Wagner. The couple plans to wed July 28 at First Baptist Church.
Miss Debbie Barnes future bride of Robert J. Smith was praised at a Saturday bridal luncheon hosted at Mrs. Brooks home on Lindsay Street. Aunts of the groom entertain with Miss Mary Ruth Seward Mrs Horace Seward and Mrs James Brooks. The couple will renew vows August 4 at the First Baptist Church with gifts and corsages marking the occasion.
Refrigerator interiors and parts are made of polystyrene plastics and metal. Polystyrene can be damaged by bleaches steel wool or cleansing powders but is easily washed with soap or detergent solution. First empty the refrigerator remove crispers meat keeper drawer shelves egg containers and other parts and wash in soapy water.
High Point Woman's Club hosts a benefit bridge at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church 225 Eastchester Dr. Thursday 1 to 5 p.m. Proceeds go to Girls' Haven. Tickets available from Mrs. James E. Atkins or Edith Anderson.
Monday offers 7:30 p.m. solo parents and karate and scuba diving options. Morning slots include 9 a.m. Pla-Y and Day Camp at Mary Bethune Center, with additional 9 a.m. Pla Y and Day Camp sessions listed.
Mrs. R. E. Slaughter of 510 Birchwood Drive has returned home following attendance at the funeral of her brother E. G. Goodwin in Lynchburg Virginia.
Susan Culler Creech, Meredith College sophomore and James Clyburn student, was presented in a three part piano recital at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church fellowship hall. She performed Beethoven La Cathedrale Engloutie Debussy Rachmaninoff and Brahms pieces. Parents grandparents and sudents attended a reception in the foyer with flowers, cake, and candles.
Beverly Elaine Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Miller Jones of Route 1 married Gary Lee Sechler son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Sloop Sechler of 1110 Meadowlawn Ave at Smith Grove Baptist Church Colfax. The 4 pm ceremony featured Rev Ward Laramore with organist Mrs Reid Westmoreland and soloist Mrs Ronald Beeson. The bride wore a crystal satin gown with empire waist Victorian neckline long sleeves Venise lace trim and a Camelot lace headpiece with veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses daisies and stephanotis. Cindy Jones her sister was maid of honor with bridesmaids Rose Dyson and another attendant.
Vickie Bea Sturgill daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Sturgill of 414 Beck Street wed Dennis Eugene Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Roby Stewart of 107 Old Mill Road on July 7 at Burrows Memorial Baptist Church Norfolk Virginia. Officiant Rev Herman H Mauch, organist Lillian Smith, vocalist Cynthia Prince. The couple will reside in Norfolk.
Betty Vuncannon became the bride of Richard Hill in a 4 p.m. ceremony at the First Reformed United Church of Christ with vows by the Rev. John Settlemyer. The bride wore organza lace with pearl appliques and carried daisies and carnations. Attendants included matron of honor Peggy Player and sister Sharon Hill. ushers Jerry Whitfield Butch Moran Johnny Davis. acolyte Junior Vincannon. The couple plans to reside in the Springfield Townhouses.
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