Trindale Woman's Club Dines at Al Boling's Steak House
Social calendar notes a 6 30 p m dinner and orientation for the Trindale Woman's Club at Al Boling's Steak House.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
7
Social calendar notes a 6 30 p m dinner and orientation for the Trindale Woman's Club at Al Boling's Steak House.
The wedding noted that the groom's mother wore pale blue chiffon. Mrs Kornfeld is a High Point High School graduate who studied at Newcomb College Tulane and UNC Women’s College and will earn a music education degree at American University. The groom, UNC BA in accounting, is studying law at American University and works for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. They plan a honeymoon in Jamaica and will reside at 4201 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington DC.
Betty Gail Harris of High Point and Billy Owen Jones of Raleigh wed in a 4 pm ceremony at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. Charlie Monk officiating. The couple plans to live in Kensington Maryland.
A wedding Sunday at 4 p.m. at B'nai Israel Synagogue united Libby Greenberg and Stanley Kornfeld. A reception and dinner dance followed at B'nai Israel Educational Center with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Greenberg as hosts, plus a Schrafft's Restaurant breakfast.
Readers weigh in on hosting plans for the Seattle fair, with one family inviting many visitors and another admonishing inviting etiquette. A cleric praises Ann Landers while critiquing her chatty tone and names.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Church of Christ will meet at 7 30 oclock tomorrow evening in the church recreation room. Hostesses will be Mrs. R F Saunders and Mrs. E L Griffin.
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