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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1966
Page
23
A reader asks if cancer can be spread by kissing. The response says cancer cannot be transmitted by kissing but other diseases can, advises relatives not to kiss children on the mouth, and suggests teaching kids to offer a cheek instead. It notes cancer is not hereditary but runs in families and recommends regular checkups.
Gastonia announces the engagement of Elizabeth Rose Herbert to George Frederick Pickett Jr. Elizabeth is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Chesley C. Herbert Jr. George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pickett of Dallas.
The ceremony united Miss Herbert and Mr. Gobel with family and friends in Denton. Attendants wore green linen gowns while the couple plans to reside in Durham Texas. The bride is a Duke alumna and Westminister educator. the groom an Arlington State College honors student. The wedding is scheduled for August at First Methodist Church.
At Mrs. Ralph Rice home on Joan Street two members were inducted into the Trindale Club. An orientation program led by Mrs. Rice introduced the new members to the constitution. Afterward, iced drinks and cookies were served as members visited and chatted.
Miss Boles from page 10B served cake for the wedding. The couple plans a wedding trip to Western North Carolina and will live at 1821 Boles Ave in High Point after returning.
Parkway Club announces seven winners in the first section for north south and east west. Top pairs include Tom Florence with A L Wilson in first, and Ethel Hilton with Joe Johnson in east west first. In the second section of nine players Frannie Copeland with Russ Travison win north south, Doris Fox with Joe McCabe win east west, and Capus Waynick with Allen Weinstein place third.
Latest arrivals include Ann Roueche born June 13 at Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro to Mr and Mrs Stewart Hartley of 129 Manor Dr. Connie Lynn born June 22 to Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts of 100 Green Oak Dr. Jennifer Hope born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Robert McKinnon of 1608 Potts Ave. Heath Jennings born June 22 to Mr and Mrs J Ivana of 1709 A Chandler St. Alice Dawn born June 22 to Mr and Mrs Harrison Peale of 110 Charles Sr. Joseph Branson born June 16 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Dill of 225 Friendly Ave.
Miss Mavis Helena Hill and Lt. William Ernest Tulluck Jr. united in marriage Saturday at First Presbyterian Church in a double ring service. The bride, daughter of State Rep. James Henry Hill Jr., wore a pear satin gown with lace appliques and seed pearls. Bridesmaids in shell pink linen attended, with Miss Elizabeth Byrd Bobbitt as maid of honor. Ushers included Lt. Hill Jr. and Lt. David Ivey. After the ceremony, grandparents hosted a reception at the Hills’ home. The bride, UNC Chapel Hill alumna, has held various civic roles. the groom is from Orangeburg, S.C.
Members worked on individual projects at Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Jerry Hazzard on Langdale Avenue. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be July 7 at the home of Mrs. Roy Hunter.
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