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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1971
Page
16
Carol Ruth Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Jones of 215 Moore Street marries William David Clark son of Mr and Mrs W C Clark of 3443 Custis Avenue Roanoke Virginia at Central Wesleyan Church in Thomasville The Rev Willard Kiser officiates The couple will reside in Central South Carolina.
The Enterprise invites brides to submit black and white glossy wedding photos 5 by 7 inches for Sunday use. Blank forms are in the women’s department, return envelope required. A full calendar month between engagement and wedding date is needed for photo use. photos not used with a wedding story after two weeks. Bridal shower pictures are no longer published. Party stories may be used if filed before the three day deadline. not after four days.
Anna Virginia Winslow daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T Winslow of Route 7 married James Aubrey Southard son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Southard Jr of 1720 Oberlin Dr High Point in a 4 PM ceremony at Rehobeth United Methodist Church. Rev Wayne Billings officiated. The bride wore a chapel length veil and carried a white orchid bouquet. Miss Helen McCraw played organ music. Attendants wore pastel blue peau de soie gowns with A lines. Ushers were Thomas Winslow and Charles Southard. The couple plans a reception at Vickery Chapel Rd home. The bride attended High Point College and works as secretary. groom a High Point Central and Lenoir Rhyne graduate, Army veteran, now a Branch Motor Express clerk.
Mrs. Paul Haas hosted a summer ESA gathering for Alpha Psi chapter at 226 Pine Ridge Dr. Miss Myrna Hulin joined ESA with a poolside candlelight ceremony led by Mrs. William B. Staley. Velina Gurley received a first degree Pallas Athene scroll, Mary Stuart and Mrs. Haas received second degree scrolls, and Haas earned a five year service pin. Plans announced for Budget Committee Aug 2 and a Handicapped kindergarten picnic Aug 12 at High Point. Next ESA meeting Sept 2 at the president’s home.
Announcement from Dr and Mrs James Shelton Ellis of Pleasant Ridge Farm notes the engagement of Ann Patton Ellis to the Rev James Wilson White Jr of Greensboro. The ceremony is planned for October 2 at First Presbyterian Church with both families and affiliations listed.
Altrusa Club will meet Tuesday evening at the Top-of-the-Mart for a gram and dinner. Dr. Virginia Lewis, the club’s delegate to the Altrusa International biennial convention in San Francisco July 18 22, will give the program. The meeting is set for 6 30 p.m.
Nancy Sherrill Lyles daughter of Mr and Mrs Washington Lyles Jr of 1101 Forest Hill Dr and Robert Lee Kester son of Mr and Mrs William Vance Kester were married at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church by Rev Bernard Fitzgerald Musician were Mrs Charles McAnally organist and Howard Coble vocalist Attendants wore white voile gowns with satin collars and moss velvet hats The bride and groom plan to reside at Fox Creek Court after a wedding trip to Sea Island Georgia
Mr and Mrs David Lewis Carter announce the engagement of Nancy Elizabeth Carter to James Hickman Lester son of Mr and Mrs James F Lester The couple plans a September 11 wedding at Emery Wood Baptist Church Miss Carter a Wingate Andrews High School graduate attended East Carolina University and works at High Point Memorial Hospital Lester a Hargrave Military Academy graduate works for Guilford Home Repairs
Mrs. Robert C. Howison Jr. of 1539 Carr Street Raleigh is chosen as chairman of the Terpsichorean Club 1971 North Carolina Debutante Ball. She will host a noon coffee for debutante mothers September 10 at the Carolina Country Club before the event.
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