Weir Skeen Couple Wed In Jamestown Ceremony
Sue Yvonne Skeen and James M. Weir wed March 6 at Oakdale Methodist Church Jamestown. Rev E Coye Still officiated as guests heard organ and vocal music. The couple will reside on Route 1 Kernersville.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
4
Sue Yvonne Skeen and James M. Weir wed March 6 at Oakdale Methodist Church Jamestown. Rev E Coye Still officiated as guests heard organ and vocal music. The couple will reside on Route 1 Kernersville.
High Point leaders praise local cosmetologists as youth asset and boosters. George Covington of the Chamber of Commerce urged keeping youth in school and understanding them. He distributed chamber kits and highlighted city growth and opportunities.
Airman J C Beshears and Mrs Beshears announce the March 8 birth of a daughter Venus Dawn at the local hospital. The mother is the former Nancy Strader. David Bryan Jr born March 7 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David B Miller of Southern Pines. mother is the former Sandra Bridges. Jerry Patton and wife announce the March 9 birth of Kristy Ann at High Point hospital. mother is the former Sandra Ramsey of Marshall. Larry Scott Swiggett born March 8 at Memorial Hospital. mother is the former Judy Ellington of High Point.
Daughters of Britain and OES gather at local homes while garden clubs and study groups meet at Emerywood and other venues. Birth announcements include Deanna Leigh Pendry and John Wesley Gilchrist Jr with hospital notes. ABWA dinner fashion show and nursing alumnae event listed along with Legion post supper.
The eastern Piedmont area division music festival sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs was held Saturday at Guilford College. Edith Hollowell of Greensboro chaired. Sixty six students from the region competed in piano duo piano flute and hymn. Students of High Point teachers Monroe Swaringen and Witherington entered. Samuel Marion received a superior rating while Rosemary McGowan Ronda Goodman Mary Lee Cook Mary Burnley and Sheryl Robinson earned excellent ratings.
John Wells told the Mothers of Twins Club how separation in Oakview School aids personality development, with five school sets studied showing similar grades and IQs but money as their main issue. Invited guest Mrs. Edwin White and new member Mrs. Bobby Boles attended. a nominating slate for March 23 was formed with Mrs. Clay Poole as chair.
Easter lily pins will be sold Saturday by High Point Pilot Club and Anchor Club. Proceeds add to Easter Seal funds for the High Point Society for Crippled Children and Adults to provide teachers and equipment for the handicapped.
The AAUW study group meeting scheduled for tonight at the YWCA has been postponed. The group will meet at the Y on Monday at 7 30 p m.
Invitations have been issued to Peace College alumnae in the Piedmont area for a luncheon at the Holiday Inn South in Greensboro on March 13 at 12 30 p.m. Dr William Pressly president will present a progress report on the Pre Centennial Development Program. Vocalists Miss Kay Cob l Miss Judy Phillips and Miss Julia Hall will entertain. Mrs Joe M Allred is the area president of the alumnae association and Piedmont area chairman Mrs Hubert E Seymour Jr handles arrangements.
A Stephens Bible Class plans a meeting tomorrow at 3 PM at 900 Carrick Ave home of Mrs Blanche Hardee. Miss Allene Kelly will lead the session.
The Trindale Woman's Club dinner at Blake's Restaurant featured guest speaker Mrs. David Edgerton recounting a six week England trip with the Experiment in International Living. President Mrs. Albert King Jr led a brief business session as members shared club news and planned a March 31 benefit card party at Trinity High School Cafeteria.
Officers and members of High Point Chapter 106, Order of the Eastern Star, honored outgoing worthy matron Mrs. Helen Martin and worthy patron Paul Craver at a Saturday night social in the Masonic Temple dining room. Mrs. Faye Hilton welcomed guests. gifts included a yellow rosebud corsage for Mrs. Martin and a yellow rose boutonniere for Mr. Craver. A skit titled A Mock Wedding entertained. soloist Mrs. Catherine Ridge was accompanied by Mrs. Laura Tripp.
Sanford Florida reports the engagement of Marian Edna Routh, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Routh, to Ronald K Chilton, son of Mr and Mrs Beauford W Chilton of High Point North Carolina. Routh is a graduate student with details continuing in the article.
The Northwood School Parent-Teacher Association will meet this evening in the school auditorium. Teachers will visit in their rooms before the meeting. The school orchestra and chorus will perform a music program. The article also notes a forthcoming marriage for a couple connected to Seminole High School and Stetson University. The groom, a North Edgecombe High School graduate, is stationed with the U S Navy in Sanford and the wedding is set for March 29 at the Baptist Church. A cooking tip describes broiling seasoned ground beef with paprika.
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