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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1960
Page
14
Thomasville announces the engagement of Betty Jean Hollifield to Larry Alexander Palmer. Betty Jean is a rising senior at Thomasville Senior High. Larry Alexander Palmer is a Guilford Dairy employee and a Fair Grove High School alumnus. An August wedding is planned.
The Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club held a master point event with ten tables at 200 Parkway on Friday evening. In North-South action winners were Mrs and Dr S Gilbert of Winston Salem first, Norman Boyles and wife second, Helen Allred and Dave Smith third, R M Cooksey and I Foy Horton fourth. East-West winners were Mrs J G Thomason and Mrs R C Rapp of Thomasville first, Johnson Couch and partner second, L G Monroe and W H Linthicum third, Charles Prevost and Chest er Myers of Thomasville fourth.
Following the rehearsal for the Moffitt Hepler nuptials a cake cutting was held at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church social hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Curtis M Moffitt parents of the bride elect. The event featured a yellow and white floral theme with a tiered cake and gifts exchanged. The couple Miss Sherry Lea Moffitt and Larry Wayne Hepler are to be married at 4 this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Clyde H Logan announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jean to Ronnie D Russell son of Mrs Naomi Russell The couple plan to wed August 20 at Shady Grove Methodist Church Winston Salem Betty Jean is a Ledford High School graduate and works for General Paper Company Ronnie Russell is a High Point High School graduate employed by the City of High Point
Barbara Hemric and Cecil Bulla Jr. united in a Friday afternoon home ceremony. Attendees included families of Hemric and Bulla with a decor of gladioli and chrysanthemums. The bride wore white lace over taffeta and a fingertip veil. Afterward, a cake-cutting reception followed. the couple will reside in Asheboro.
The United States hosts roughly 3.5 million horses and mules, a figure reflecting broad use across farming, transport, and industry. Menhaden oil finds uses in soap linoleum livestock feed and steel production.
A report notes that about seven percent of U S households have at least two television sets, indicating a notable penetration of home entertainment technology across the country.
Miss Margaret Stout bride elect of Lt Richard Hazlewood was feted at a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs George D Cecil and Mrs Clyde R Lloyd at 908 West Ray Street The honor guest received a pink and white carnation corsage and a silver compote as a gift Only eight guests attended the affair with tables set in Irish linen and floral arrangements Special guest was Mrs John Harold Stout The couple are to wed July 9 at Burgess Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church
Mrs. H. J. Kennon of 600 Concord St announces the engagement of Judy Rhonda Kennon to Gerald Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Claude Garrett of 703 Fisher Ferry St Both attended Thomasville High School The groom is employed at Amazon Cotton Mills The couple plan a July 2 wedding at Calvary Temple Baptist Church.
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