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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
8
Miss Mary Jane Hutchens and her fiancé Jean Souweine of Brussels Belgium. They are pictured with hosts Mr and Mrs W P Hazelwood at a Westwood home buffet dinner. Hutchens Souweine to exchange nuptial vows this Saturday in a ceremony.
Miss Hutchens and her fiancé Jean Martin Souveine of Brussels were honored at a series of pre nuptial events. A 6:30 buffet at the Hazelwood home featured pink carnations and lilies with crystal epergne and silver candelabra. Earlier luncheon at Emerywood Country Club produced corsage favors and a pink white floral table. additional attention came from Mrs. Matt Wall and Mrs. Russell Neece. A second 6:30 gathering is planned at Edge dale Drive with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neece, and further events include Emerywood luncheon with Greensboro bride elects Miss Ahern and Miss Kearns, and an Enerywood Club dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ferebee.
In Pittsburgh the civil defense program suffered a theft of 47 two way radios valued at 15000 dollars after a radio shop reported a break in. Thirty one radios were sent for adjustments before the loss. The sabotage follows prior procurement attempts by CD authorities.
Baltimore police report George Frontum a service station attendant said a man approached his car yesterday and demanded money. Frontum sprayed water at the suspect who fled after a yell.
Sara Ray, soon to wed Jay Witbeck, was honored at a come and sit party hosted by Mrs. Leslie Hedgecock on Ferndale Drive. Guests enjoyed yellow pink and white flowers with sandwiches and punch as gifts included silver. The couple plan to marry at 4 30 Saturday at the Central Friends Meeting House.
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