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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1957
Page
18
Asheboro notes a June 22 wedding for Miss Martha Lack to Clinton Comer with party festivities at the Lack home. The article lists attendees, attendants, and planned ceremonies including church rites at First Evangelical and Reformed Church and related social events through early June.
Mrs. J. C. Hightower Jr. will lead the High Point Woman's Club delegation to Asheville for the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting starting June 1. Immediate past president Mrs. C. G. Mackintosh accompanies, with Mrs. E. C. Harville and Mrs. L. W. Stevens. Junior Club president Mrs. George White attends with Mrs. John P. Canine for North Carolina day. Exhibits include North Carolina products and historical maps, plus High Point pamphlets and 300 foam rubber powder puffs as souvenirs.
Communications authorities say highways will be open all the way to the Yucatan from Mexico City by the middle of 1958. Work is progressing on the gaps. Cars can reach the peninsula now by riding railway flatcars through portions of the route.
In Little Rock Arkansas Circuit Judge William J. Kirby sentenced James Hicks and Raymond Terry to one year suspended terms for stealing a concrete mixer from a warehouse. The judge added I ve seen everything now. The article also notes that Black bass are native only to North America.
Two units of the High Point League of Women Voters will meet Wednesday to hear Mrs. Neal Austin discuss her trip to New York and Washington DC as a North Carolina delegate to the LWV national council. Unit I gathers at 10 a.m. at 315 Ardmore Circle. Unit II meets at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Edward Washington on Mendenhall Road in Jamestown. unit II members may attend either session.
Santa Monica June 1 Wealthy ice show promoter John H Harris has attacked the divorce action filed by Donna Atwood former star of his show He contends California lacks jurisdiction and a postponement until Aug 12 was granted for a hearing on her request for temporary alimony Harris 57 and Atwood 32 separated April 15 and she seeks 6000 a month for alimony and child support for three children The couple married in 1949 and Harris has sought reconciliation since the suit was filed
Miss Andrea Cecil, bride elect to James E. Jarrell, was honored at a Friday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Bill C. Murphy and Mrs. L. Rothrock at the Murphy home on Liberty Drive. About 25 guests attended as gifts were opened and a china set was added to the registry. Magnolia blossoms and white roses decorated the rooms, with guests including Nova Cecil, Esther Jarrell, and Palley Cecil.
A reader in Indianapolis railing against the back to work law writes to Senator Ruckelshaus during the legislative debate on right-to-work measures. The note expresses opposition to the proposal and signatures the citizen’s stance.
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