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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1966
Page
13
Adelaide Wendler emerges in High Point coverage detailing her career, influence, and local impact. The feature highlights her background, key achievements, and ongoing community contributions shaping the region.
MRS THOMPSON formerly Miss Sue Lynn Turner of Melrose Mass and HIGH POINT resident. MISS BERGMAN engaged to Jerry Bryan Fruitt with an Aug 28 wedding at Groometown Methodist Church. MISS DAVIS engaged to Rodney Tom Farlow with an Aug 27 date. MRS PREVOST formerly Miss Judy McNeil Greene of Route 5. MISS HINKLE of Thomasville to wed John Francis Gansman on Aug 14.
Staff Sgt. Mike Dry and Fran cine Dry unite through letters tapes and prayers as he serves with the green berets in Viet Nam. Their six week courtship began at Myrtle Beach and their bond deepened with gifts and daily correspondence while Mike assists wounded children and Fran cine coordinates church support.
The 14th annual North Carolina Convention of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority meets at the Sheraton Hotel with 125 members from 18 cities. The weekend includes pledge ceremonies, pin awards, and installation of new state officers with a Mary Mary Quite Contrary luncheon and a banquet and dance closing the event.
Plan details for the first annual De butante Ball to be hosted by the High Point Debutante Club on June 4 at Sedgefield Manor. Twenty one young women from High Point will be presented by fathers with escorts. committees include Arrangements Figure Photography and Stags Fathers and others led by chairmen Mrs. George M. Marsh Mrs. Willis Slane Mrs. Lynwood Smith and Mrs. J. W. Slate.
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