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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
9
Mrs. C. H. Peace a Kvonts Realty Co. broker was chosen Woman of the Year by the American Business Women's Association. The honor recognizes progress in business and community work and advances her to a national contest in Tulsa Oklahoma in October. Emma Dozier presented the award and the selection was by secret ballot.
Graduation was held at the Studio of Child Care located at 216 Steele St. on Wednesday morning. Twelve first grade students completed the level and will attend High Point city Tony Westmoreland. Thirty kindergarten pupils taught by Mrs. Lloyd Nance and Mrs. Warren Creasy participated. The ceremony took place on the front lawn with brief remarks by Mrs. Jean Davidson, songs, and diploma distribution by Mrs. Nancy and others.
Cadette Girl Scout troops 57 and 59 depart by chartered bus at 7 a.m. Sunday for Savannah Georgia to visit Juliette Low's home. They will tour Hunter Air Force Base and Dixie Sugar refinery and ride a Savannah bus tour. The group returns Wednesday night after a dip at Savannah Beach.
The Elizabeth Frye Class of Archdale Friends will hold a bake sale Saturday at Sky Center starting 10 a.m. Vacation Bible School begins at Hillcrest Baptist Church on Rt. 1 Kernersville and runs Monday through Friday with daily classes from 8 30 a.m. to 11 30 a.m.
The Brentwood PTA entertained faculty with a luncheon in the school cafeteria. Teachers presented a silver bowl to Principal H E Bizzell Jr. and Mrs Bizzell, recipient of National Science Foundation Scholar at Mercer University in Macon Georgia.
Emma Blair School faculty received a luncheon at Brinwood Restaurant hosted by the Parent Teacher Association. Teachers were greeted with corsages by Mrs. J. S. Boozer, with several special guests attending and gifts presented to retiring staff members.
Miss Martha Huggin was complimented at a bridal luncheon at Emery wood Country Club hosted by Miss Susan Bell and Mrs. Harry Bell. The bride elect of Gordon Yarborough received a daisies corsage and a silver serving dish. The couple plans to marry August 12 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
The Willow Creek Ladies Golf Assn held their monthly meeting. Miss Jean Hardin was a winner in the Ladies Day games. Thirty attended the luncheon meet.
Mr and Mrs James M Stewart announce the marriage of their daughter at First Church of Christ on May 27 at 6 30 p m Rev Howard L Burgess officiating The bride wore a pale blue peau de sole street length sheath The couple resides at 790 Willow Court Dogwood Drive High Point Central High School listed in text
Honeycutt Hammer engagement announced by Mr and Mrs James A Honeycutt of 400 Worthville Street. Tona Lynn Honeycutt and James L Hammer are set to wed in June. Honeycutt is a 1965 Ranceman High graduate and teletypist for J P Stevens. Hammer is a Coleridge High graduate employed by Burlington Industries at Balfour.
The Montgomerys engaged couple will wed Saturday at First Baptist Church Greensboro with family guests including Mr. and Mrs. Weddie Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Maxey of Miami. Brenda Marilyn Peterson engages Frie News Garner of High Point. open ceremony planned August 13 at Swallow Ford United Church of Christ with both families in attendance.
Jo Ann Aldridge, soon to be June bride, was honored Wednesday at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Jackie Potts and Mrs. Sybil Evans at the Potts home. The event featured a yellow and white theme with yellow carnation arrangements and a centerpiece matching the decor.
Approximately 20 guests attended a ceremony honoring the couple amid cheese rings gel and white mints cake punch and wares. The bride-to-be Miss Aldridge and Airman Sykes plan to wed June 17 at Welch Memorial Methodist Church with grandmothers Mrs Rachel Sykes and Mrs Jessie Finch present.
Union Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. B. H. Jordan's West Chester Drive home on Wednesday. Mrs. R. R. Winslow and Mrs. J. Cummings led a program on how to stretch time, urging goal setting and daily scheduling. A guest, Mrs. G. M. Lewis, attended, and Mrs. James Cecil gave the devotional. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Richard Charleville presented her piano students at Allen Jay Primary School Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Participants included Susan Coltrain Candy Coltrane Sarah Walton Lu Ann Burrow David Bodenheimer Karen Hayes Christy Wright Pam Wood Tommy Jarvis George Robbins Jo Ellen Hucks David Smith Karen Carter Stephen Plummer Elaine Thomas Sharon Reid Susan Chilton Faye Griffin Pam Stephens. Awards went to Pam Wood and Pam Stephens for most practice and perfect attendance to Pam Wood and Sarah Walton. James?
Miss Caryl Sue Lamb wed James William Snyder at St. Pauls Methodist Church in Carolina Beach. Officiant Rev. L. D. Hayman conducted the 4 p.m. ceremony. The bride, a 1965 UNC Chapel Hill graduate, is employed at Psychometric Laboratory in Chapel Hill. The groom, a Staunton Military Academy alumnus with UNC Chapel Hill chemistry training, is now at UNC Medical School.
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