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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1972
Page
32
Readers explore tented decor ideas a ceiling gazebo in Ben Rose greens and white sunburst motif and round glass top table with plum velvet chairs. The piece covers fabrics colors window treatments and easy upkeep for a year-round tented look.
Miss Sandra Kaye Mabe daughter of Rev Roy L Mabe and Vernon M Small son of Chester Small were married at Christ Gospel Baptist Gospeptist Church with Rev Paul Forrester officiating at 7 pm. The ceremony featured a bridal satin gown with cathedral train and lace sleeves. The couple will reside at 138 East White Street Archdale.
Dianne Louise Whitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Luther Frederick wed Dennis Lewis Miller son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Miller at The Children's Home United Methodist Church Winston Salem. Officiating was Rev Arthur L Chambers at 7 PM. The couple will reside in Arlington Virginia.
Forsyth County Extension Homemakers Club members learned to sort out seldom used items and place articles for easy reach. They were advised to store items for first use and group similar articles, with closet space extended and labeled boxes for quick location. Mrs JoAnne Falls notes many homemakers are getting their houses in order.
In 1971 over two million farmers and ranchers sold nearly 150 million head of live stock to meat packers and processors to meet rising demand for meat. This reflects a major national shift in agricultural supply and processing activity during that year.
The Furniture City Chapter of the National Secretaries Assn. International will hold a 6:30 p.m. dinner and program Monday in the private dining room at the K and W Cafeteria in Westchester Mall.
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