Plans Wedding For Nancy Frazier And Dewey Johnson
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Allen Frazier of Route 1 Trinity states Miss Nancy Lee Frazier will wed Dewey Lee Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs J A Johnson of Route 2 Trinity, in an early summer ceremony.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1957
Page
11
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Allen Frazier of Route 1 Trinity states Miss Nancy Lee Frazier will wed Dewey Lee Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs J A Johnson of Route 2 Trinity, in an early summer ceremony.
The High Point PTA will meet in the senior high school cafeteria on Thursday at 10 30 a.m. for the final business meeting of the year.
The list Details multiple circles from Wes ky Memorial Methodist Church and Emmanuel Lutheran Church Women with times and hosts. Circle 16 hosts a picnic at City Lake, Archdale circle groups meet Tuesday, and Fairfield WSCS meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m with Rose Mae Ingram directing the program. Some cooks like to add a little sage to a meat loaf.
The Faculty Wives of High Point College organize their annual family picnic at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Cooke, 821 West College Drive, Friday evening beginning at 5 30.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy observe Confederate Memorial Day with Mrs. Will Smith presiding in place of Mrs. E. R. Anderson. The gathering opened with the pledge, featured a program on the history of Memorial Day, and included a tribute on Stonewall Jackson by Mrs. W. A. Bivins followed by a closing prayer.
District church circles numbers 1 through 11 announce meeting times and addresses. Each circle lists a chairman and hostesses with locations on streets such as English Street Hill Crest Woodrow Avenue Francis Street Gatewood and a Wesleyan Service Guild gathering Monday night at 8 in the A M Idol Room.
Circle 2 gathers with Mamie and Iris Waugh at 526 Amos St for a 6 30 p.m. covered dish supper. Circle 3 meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs C W Watson at 902 Sixth St. Circle 4 meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Knox Walker at 1109 Farlow St. Circle 5 meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs C D Bean at Route 3 with Miss Ruby Sumner co-hostess. Circle 6 meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Reitzel Pitts at 221 Woodrow Ave. Lucy Roberson Circle meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs 8 S Surratt at 216 Woodrow Ave. The peppercorn variety, grinding method, and purity affect ground pepper flavor.
The engagement of Miss Margaret Ann Stewart to Ronald Ellis Brewer is announced by her parents of 934 East Ave. Brewer, son of Mr and Mrs Guy E Brewer of 130 Westchester Dr, is a junior at NC State College. Miss Stewart, a Meredith College senior, and the couple plan an early August wedding.
The Medical Auxiliary schedules a luncheon involving members from High Point and Greensboro to discuss upcoming fundraising and volunteer efforts. Organizers emphasize community health initiatives and volunteer recruitment at the event.
The Plant N Pluck Club and Plant and Pluck Garden Club meet for a bridge luncheon at Mrs. Dick Culler's home 416 Hillcrest Dr Tuesday at 12 30. Hostesses are Mrs. E V McLeod Mrs G L Moore and Mrs A J Simeon.
Mr and Mrs J Fonzo Sink of Route 4 Thomasville announce the engagement of their daughter Arlita Jane to William Herman Smith son of Mr and Mrs H H Smith of Thomasville Miss Sink a graduate of Hasty High School is a rising sophomore at Appalachian State Teachers College Mr Smith a Hasty High School graduate is now serving in the U S 72S ene
Mrs J G Myrick and Mrs A D Kirkman hosted a misc shower at the Myrick home 1032 E Lexington Ave for bride elect Miss Irene Sink. Guests presented a bedspread plaque and pink decor. Miss Sink to wed John Cox May 25 at Calvary Methodist Church with further parties planned this week.
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