Kindergarten Party Entertains Adams Studio Children
Mrs Ruth Adams Lewis and Mrs G M Haley hosted about 40 kindergarteners aged three to five at the Adams Dance Studio Halloween party. The event ran from 9 a m to noon with children in costumes.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1958
Page
15
Mrs Ruth Adams Lewis and Mrs G M Haley hosted about 40 kindergarteners aged three to five at the Adams Dance Studio Halloween party. The event ran from 9 a m to noon with children in costumes.
Elizabeth Anderson Reese and David Livingstone Ward Jr were married at Wesley Memorial Church with Dr C C Herbert officiating. Attendants included Margaret McIver Reese, Eleanor Reid Terry, Sara Culbreth Walters, Ann Marie Miller and Mrs Harold Clark Bennett Jr. The bride wore Alencon lace with a chapel train and carried a cascade bouquet. the groom wore formal attire. The reception followed at Emerywood Country Club.
Miss Geraldine Cooper and John Barger were married October 18 at the S. C. Brewer home in Archdale at 4 PM. Rev. W. L. Smith officiated. Attending were the bride and groom’s parents and a few close friends. The bride’s blue wool suit featured white carnations. Geraldine Cooper attended High Point High School and works at General Paper Co. John Barger is from Lowden, Tennessee, and works at S Main Motor Co. residue at 511% Smith St.
Mrs Eugene Frazier hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride Mrs Fred Watson at 1905 Franklin St last evening. Twenty five guests attended including Mrs W M Robinson and Mrs Allen Watson. Pink and white decor featured carnations and chrysanthemums with white lace tablecloths and pink tapers.
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