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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1977
Page
20
Miss Marsha Rae Cox of Raleigh wed Phillip Edmond Garganus at Calvary United Methodist Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony. The couple, both of Raleigh, are planning to reside at 5915 Farm Gate.
Mrs Homer Smith reviewed The Anvil of Adversity by William Broyhill at the High Point Exchange Club meeting with Mrs Blanche Kemp. The speaker noted the Exposition Building opened in 1924 as North Carolina’s largest, and cited White Furniture of Mebane as one of the oldest NC manufacturers.
Local clubs meet at libraries churches and homes across High Point and surrounding areas in a packed social calendar. A note from St Tropaz France recounts a corked bottle found at sea containing a May 17 1944 marriage proposal from a French soldier now likely long gone.
Kathryn Marie Walls and James Nelson Bryant of Asheboro plan an March 19 wedding at First Wesleyan Tabernacle in Randleman. Walls, a graduate of Randleman High School, works at Food Line. Bryant, an Asheboro High School graduate, is employed by Pepsi Cola Co.
The engagement of Sheryl Hardin Sears of Denver Colorado to Dr David Wilford McCormick of Richmond Virginia is announced by Mr and Mrs Herman Dupuy Sears of Hillcrest Drive. The couple plans to wed April 30 at Ginter Park Presbyterian Church in Richmond with both families and scholastic credentials noted.
The announcement: Melanie Warren and Gerry Crowder announce their upcoming marriage at First Baptist Church in Salemburg. Miss Warren, a UNC Greensboro senior, seeks a June B A in childhood education. Crowder, a Wake Forest graduate, leads a local savings and loan.
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