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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1953
Page
13
Social calendar outlines multiple wedding events for Teasa Bloom and Calvin Abrams across several days. Invitations, rehearsals, breakfasts, dinners, and receptions are noted at homes in Greensboro and nearby areas with numerous hostesses and family members named. The sequence culminates in the ceremony at Emmanuel Lutheran Church and a 6 p.m. wedding at Sedgefield Inn.
Mrs. Fields Young visits daughter Mrs. W Page Harris at 702 Florham this week. Mrs. E B Walker confined at 805 Carrick Avenue but able to receive visitors. James Bergen departs for vacation from St Marys Episcopal Church duties, visiting Atlanta Danville Decatur Deerfield. Jerry Wayne Robertson leaves for Albuquerque to visit grandfather Clark Robertson and see Carlsbad Caverns and Old Mexico, returning in about three weeks. Mrs. R C Loman improves after ten days in hospital with heart attack, no visitors yet. Mrs. J C Morh returns to Trinity after major operation, in satisfactory condition. Mr. and Mrs. W J Hubbard and daughters Kent and Melissa, and Mrs. Charlotte Weinstein plan move to Baltimore for future home. Roger Edwards Jr. hospitalized at Georgetown County Hospital after diving injury at Pawleys Island. dislocated second vertebra, in traction, improving. Mrs. R F Matthews recuperating at 715 Garis Surnd after major surgery last week with satisfactory progress and visitors welcome.
A series of social events precede the Sunday wedding of Miss Teasa Bloom and Calvin S. Abrams of Danville Virginia. From dessert bridge to luncheons, swims and cocktails, local hosts and out of town guests gather at homes on West Farriss Avenue and nearby byways, culminating in a 6 p.m. ceremony at Sedgefield Inn with families and relatives attending.
High Point Chapter 106, Order of Eastern Star, invites members to a banquet and official visit in Winston-Salem on July 30. Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Bernice Bjonerud and Worthy Grand Patron Vernon J. Spivey will be honored. Twin City chapter hosts with Lexington, Thomasville, Kernersville, and Walter C. Kearns chapters. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. and meeting at 8 p.m.
Mrs Catherine Newby Green and her children Bruce and Brenda left for New York City to sail on August 4 to Heidelberg Germany to join Sgt. Robert W. Green their husband and father. Sgt. Green is a veteran of Korean service with 47 months in the Orient, previously served in the Philippines and at Fort Benning. A bon voyage party was held at Mrs Dana B. Green’s home with gifts for the two year stay.
Chatham Massachusetts United Press reports Zenas Nickerson, an elderly Yankee sea captain, wrote a jagged verse in a book about fear, honesty, and consequences. The piece ends with a caution not to fear one thing over another. The same article notes a tip to sweeten vegetables by adding sugar to the water during cooking.
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