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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
6
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jacquelin Rochelle and James Hawks. The vows were spoken May 24 in Chesterfield South Carolina with Judge W E Redfern officiating. The couple will reside in High Point.
In Greensboro Mr and Mrs Glenn Payne hosted a cake cutting at their home for Miss Myers and Lt Payne. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lee Payne parents of Lt Payne on their 37th wedding anniversary with about 50 guests.
Miss Hilton receives a bridge party in Thomasville hosted by Mrs. J. Harry Tesh on Lakeview Circle. About 16 guests attended with Esther Reed daisies and larkspur centerpieces. Miss Tesh will serve as maid of honor at the upcoming wedding of Miss Hilton and Wallace A. Kennedy Jr. in Thomasville next month.
Velma E. Gentry presented the first group of her piano students in a recital at the YWCA Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The event showcased winners in a practice and memory contest. A second group will perform Friday evening, completing the spring season recitals.
Mrs. C. M. Tomlinson delivered a Poppy Day sales report to the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday at the Kinneywood Legion Hut. The meeting, led by president Mrs. R. J. Hochutt, included a social hour with refreshments after the business session.
Miss Brenda Joyce Dillon and Donald Paul Carroll wed at the CC Camp Road home of Paul J. Carroll in a 7 pm double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Jimmie Dean Hinson. Music included organ selections and the couple plans to reside on CC Camp road after a wedding trip.
Miss Pat Phipps June 21 bride elect of Dan McDowell was honored at a miscellaneous shower last evening at Miss Sarah Stuart’s home. Ten attended including Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. staff and the honoree’s mother Mrs. Russell A. Phipps. Bridal bingo and gifts marked the event. spring flowers decorated the rooms and an iced course was served. Additional showers are planned this week hosted by Mrs. Walter Davis and Miss Nancy Hedgecock in Kernersville and Forest Park Apartments.
Mrs Boyd C Fouts announced a violin and piano recital will be held Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall Emmanuel United Church of Christ Thomasville with students including Mary Sue Ring Stephen Rothrock Sandra Brower Pat Brower Richard Lopp Sharon Conrad Wanda Mann Pat Rachael Barbara Chase Linda Smith Jill Everhart Jean Smith Brenda Bean Marsha Clinard Brenda Swicegood Wayne Everhart Sharon Swaim Dianne Dorsey Detra Carter Delores Batten Dawn Lopp and Virginia Yarbrough.
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge 34 met at the 10.0.F Hall on Commerce Street with Mrs. Etta Wischum presiding. Mrs. Minnie McIntyre reported on the State Assembly meeting in Wilmington and notes from children at the 1.0.C.F. Home in Goldsboro were read. A social hour followed with hostess Mrs. Frances Chniel.
Miss Betty Phillips was entertained at a miscellaneous bridal shower in Chattanooga Tennessee this weekend hosted by Mrs Irene Waugh. Eighteen guests attended including Mrs C B Whitten mother of her fiancé. Bridal games yielded prizes and roses decorated the home as the honoree wore a white rose corsage. The hostess gave table linen as a gift. Miss Phillips will wed James Lynn Whitten on Wednesday at the Church of God of Prophecy.
The Ledford Home Demonstration Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church hut. Hostesses will be Mrs. Don Green and Mrs. Glenn Hilton. Members and prospective members are urged to attend.
The text notes that Ouida was the pen name of Cecile Elist, clarifying the author’s real identity.
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