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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1965
Page
22
The First Methodist Church announces a bazaar featuring straw bags floral arrangements stuffed animals beach decor and Easter decorations. Proceeds go toward retiring the building fund. Bazaar hours start at 10 a.m. plant booth offers spring flowers and a white elephant room.
Jewel Potts and Ear nest Jolley plan to marry on April 2. Potts is daughter of D. E. Potts of 500 Whiteoak Street who attended High Point city schools. Jolley is son of William L. Jolley of 826 West Green Street.
Mr and Mrs Unroe announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sarah to Mr Dwiggins of Gate Virginia. The notice reads like a social wedding announcement from a local paper with family names and place referenced.
A series of births announced from the High Point Memorial Hospital names new arrivals: Clifton Ray Venable born March 23 to Horace and unnamed Venable of 1101 Central Ave. Robert Rover Wardrop born March 24 to Robert Wardrop and Mary Craig Wardrop of 100 Greenoak Dr. Terri Lynn Bullock born March 25 to Ronald and Edna Bullock of 1509 Hobart St. Paula Faye Honrine born March 25 to Paul and Sylvia Honrine of 510 Roseland Ave. Kenneth Clayton Smith born March 25 to Clayton and unnamed Smith of 2927 ee ee ee ee.
Paris talent Niki de Saint Phalle presents a show titled The Problems of Women featuring powerful goddess size figures. Her fur-seal sculptures constructed from thriftshop fox and driven by a motor at the base explore gender roles and women taking center stage. The works blend wool scraps and glue with a dramatic fashion statement in mid April.
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