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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1966
Page
16
Miss Carol Mixon was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ralph Johnson at High Point Lanes. Special guest Mrs. Katherine Byrd, mother of the groom elect, attended. Mixon is to wed Timothy Byrd on June 3 at Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Raleigh guidance urges aging women to reassess goals and values. Emphasizes nurturing marriage, supporting grown children, staying in touch with current times, and pursuing personal talents in later life.
Raleigh announce the engagement of Laura Jean Davis to Rodney Tom Farlow. Laura Jean, a Peace College graduate and NC DMV employee, and Rodney, a Guilford High School graduate and rising NC State senior, plan marriage.
Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan was honored with a bon voyage luncheon hosted by Mrs. E. Harold Eaton on West Davis Street. She will depart June 1 for a five week cruise to Scandinavian countries and a Russia visit, with High Point guests and elaborate ship themed decor.
The American Association of University Women announces its annual dinner meeting scheduled for Monday at 6 30 PM at the YWCA. Members and guests are invited to attend as the group conducts its installation event.
The High Point BPW Club announces an upcoming meeting to discuss local business topics. Members and guests are invited to attend to hear speakers and participate in planning initiatives. The event highlights community engagement and professional networking opportunities.
An advertisement offers 100 percent human hair wigs from brands like Fashion Tress and Mona Lisa. It promotes private in-home fittings with no obligation or the option to visit a store called Wig Wam.
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