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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1952
Page
15
In a candle light ceremony at Mt Zion Pilgrim Church Thomasville Miss Youthalone wed Cherence Cecil of the United States Air Force. The couple will reside at 230 Olive Street Denver Colorado after a reception at the bride’s home. An electronic bug for navigational charts is in development to guide clemas in flight.
Mr and Mrs W F Barker of 49 Gables Street High Point announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Mae to Thom Lowe. The couple wed Rev John Marvin Rast in Dilworth on June 7 1952 at 9 am. Both attended local High School and reside with the groom’s parents.
Mrs. Colon Skeen returns home from High Point Memorial Hospital after treatment begun last Sunday. Thurman Vancannon is reported healing satisfactorily after a leg operation at the same hospital. Other notes include Mr. and Mrs. Surratt moving to 216 Woodrow Avenue and various trips to Miami, Florida, and California for education and family visits. English noted as global lingua franca.
In Lexington on June 8 Miss Sarah Elizabeth Tus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tus, and Curtis Carter of Burlington exchange vows in a ceremony featuring nuptial music by Miss Joan Kearns and Jake Ayers. The bride wore nylon and Chantilly lace, carried a white lace Bible with orchids, and was attended by bridesmaids from Lexington and High Point. Best man honor went to Everette Carter. the couple plans to reside in Baltimore after the groom takes a job.
The Trinity-Archdale Sunset Garden Club met Friday at 6:30 P M at Mrs. How ard Younts home in Trinity. Seventeen members attended with husbands as guests. New president Mrs. T S Bouldin announced committees for the coming year and welcomed new member Mrs R L Welborn.
Tri-City Bridge Association hosts a two session open pair tourney Saturday June 21 at Greensboro Country Club. Winners receive one hundred dollars toward expenses to the Summer National Tournament in Cincinnati. Afternoon session starts 2 PM and evening session at 8 PM. New memberships and dinner registrations available during registrations.
Miss Millicent Marsh and Miss Anne Gray of Wadesboro hosted a luncheon at Marshs Johnson Street home to honor Miss Clarianne Massey bride elect. Silver and white decor featured a scrapbook marked her seat and a silver serving dish gift. Seventeen guests from Greensboro College and local friends attended.
The first social event for HPC summer school students blossomed from a spontaneous proposal to hold a picnic. Betty Jane Shepherd or William Hipps may have sparked the idea at City Lake last night. Arrangements aim for biweekly recreations to balance the program's intensity.
At the Freeman Clodfelter wedding rehearsal guests gathered Friday evening at Rev. and Mrs. W. H. McFerland home. The hall featured summer flowers, pink roses, white igla, a white lace tablecloth, and a three tier cake topped by a miniature bride. The bride elect and groom elect cut the first slice. Mrs. H Blair served the cake and Mrs. G M Burleson poured punch.
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