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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1977
Page
6
Elizabeth Sconyers described the Alternative Learning Center at Ferndale Junior High to the Furniture Capital ABWA chapter at the YWCA. The 12 student class uses a Title IV C grant and runs 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m for at least two weeks.
Vivian Stutts Pickett and Charlie H. Johnson Jr. of East Bend exchanged vows at 3 p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church Chapel with Rev. Richard J. Crowder officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stutts, and the groom, son of Charlie H. Johnson, plan to reside in High Point after a honeymoon to Hilton Head Island.
Cambridge Garden Club held a meeting at Mrs. Michael Stewart home to install officers. New officers are Mrs. C W Gill president Mrs John R Russell vice president Mrs Stewart secretary Mrs Darrell Sumner treasurer and Mrs Robert Parsley historian. Mrs Edward Stewart joined as new member.
Mr and Mrs Willie Epperson announce the May 11 birth of Bradley Hayes at High Point hospital. Joyce Sanders of Denton is the mother. Ronnie N Lamb and wife announce the May 10 birth of Holley Lynn at High Point Memorial Hospital. A daughter Shannon Dean na was born May 10 to Mr and Mrs Michael Arey at the local hospital. Christopher Mark Hedgecock and wife announce a daughter Tina arie born May 11 at High Point hospital. mother Darlene Lawson formerly of Winston Salem.
Beta Sigma Phi Council discussed a busy year at Foxfire Clubhouse. Beginning Day on August 29 at Jamestown Town Hall will be a covered dish supper with each chapter preparing a menu. New members will be recognized at the Preferential Tea in November hosted by Eta Phi Chapter.
Joanne Turner bride elect of Kem Ellis was honored at a surprise tea by Ragsdale High School Cafeteria staff. The event in the private dining room featured a corsage and cookware gifts. The June 4 wedding is planned at First United Methodist Church.
Diane L. Owen presented her piano students in recital at High Point Friends Meeting House on Sunday afternoon. Participants included Ashley Garten Wendy Blair Virginia Mewborne Lorie Moody Catherine Ruth Tracey McCall Elizabeth Wood Johnnye White Meredith Venable Beth Odom Julie Gadd Louise Corrigan John Humphrey David Yale Bobby Bowman Brad Bunch Raymond Gadd Susan Wilson Laura Warner Becky Hartzell Ann Tinsley. Selections spanned solos and duets with a trio by Wood White and Venable.
Wake Robin Garden Club presented its slate of officers for the new year at a meeting in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina at the beach house of Mrs. M L Sechrest. New officers beginning in September included Mrs N C Johnson Jr president Mrs W B Lee vice president Mrs Anders Peterson recording secretary Mrs J D Howard corresponding secretary and Mrs Billy Morris treasurer.
Overeaters Anonymous will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the High Point Public Library community room.
Sandra Johnson sponsor Carole Copeland president of the Keyette Club and Eva Chess Keyette Club and YWCA board of directors participate in a check presentation event. The trio stands together for the photo in a school setting.
High Point Junior Woman's Club hosted a shrimp a-roo Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs W Earl Barbour honoring associate members. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Cedolia Mr and Mrs Fred Best Mr and Mrs Larry Bissonnette among others. Mrs Rex Walser and Mrs Timothy Sims greeted arrivals.
Deborah Neal Griffin of Greensboro and Charles Vance Gamble III of Pleasant Garden announce their engagement. Griffin, daughter of Mrs. J R Hughes and L Neal Griffin, and Gamble, son of Mr. and Mrs. C V Gamble Jr., plan a July 16 wedding at Westover Presbyterian Church.
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