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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
4
A fragmentary report notes Headstar in Stan Salem as speaking about a new educational venture. It describes a program of pre school training and mentions a closing benediction by Miss Made line Kivett.
Mrs Canolia Haley of High Point was installed as president of the North Carolina Association of Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs at the annual convention in Wrightsville Beach. Other officers and sponsors from High Point attended, with the event featuring registrations, sessions, a luau, and a closing banquet led by retiring state president Shirley Palmer of Salisbury.
Foam and rubber mattresses replace air mattresses as the ultimate comfort for camping. Two inch thick mats serve as exercise mats for those seeking muscle tone during trips to the woods.
Rebecca Ann Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Fowler of 801 W I Ray Aye was married to Davie Young Trammell son of the late Trammell and Hilda Trammell Hall of Kannapolis. The wedding at Saint James Methodist Church Greenville had immediate families present. Fowler wore a white pique dress with lace jacket and carried white pompoms daisies and an orchid. Her only attendant was Linda Irvin of Wilson. Best man was Rudolph Hall with ushers Art Henrietta Williamsburg Va and Pilas Gallimore Lexington. The bride a High Point and East Carolina College graduate. the groom a Kannapolis Brown High School graduate and East Carolina College senior. They will reside at Colonial Heights Trailer Court Greenville until November.
Mesdames Jack Noll Max Oakley Jerry Wood and Olean Varner received high scores. Mrs Varner replaces Mrs Jack Stone as a regular player. A red and white color scheme decorated the entertaining rooms. The next meeting is set for June 28 at Mrs Ronnie Collins home on Old Mill Road.
The fragment notes a pink, green, and white motif used for decora tions and a serving table at a cousins gathering. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names or dates.
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