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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1958
Page
12
West Emerywood Garden Club meets Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Mrs. Charles McAnallys home on Ferndale Drive. Attendees include Mrs. A. B. Henley and Mrs. C.
The Wild Flower Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Worth Ivey will speak on Conservation and Birds. The gathering is hosted by Mrs Herman Coble on Circle Drive.
Miss Emma Jean Luther and Lawrence Joe Albright wed in an 8 p.m. ceremony at Liberty Baptist Church Thomasville with candlelight and chrysanthemums. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a blue gown and veil. the couple will reside on Route 2 Thomasville after the ceremony. The bride, a Fair Grove High School and Ashmore College graduate, works at First National Bank. the groom, also a Fair Grove graduate, is employed at Thomasville Chair Co.
Dr Dennis Cooke and Dean Harold Conrad attend the North Carolina College Conference in Durham this weekend. Dr Frances Muldrow represents High Point College at the South Atlantic Modern Language Association convention in Augusta Georgia. Dr Joe Bernd attends the Southern Political Science Convention in Gatlinburg Tennessee. Miss Eleanor Baker undergoes major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital with no visitors for several days. Association of Real Estate Boards meets November 8 to 13 then Honolulu trip by plane. Mrs J Groves Vann of Raleigh returns home after visiting her daughter and son in law.
Pauline Lewis Tuck and Charles Emerson Hayworth wed at St James Episcopal Church Hyde Park New York. The couple, with elaborate family ties and high profile connections, plan to reside at 1308 D Eaton Place Point after a Florida wedding trip.
A medium sized apple after coring and dicing yields about one cup. The note explains approximate fruit measure conversion for kitchen prep.
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