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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1966
Page
8
A teen driver survived a crash after drinking with a friend who died. a nurse warns teen drivers that the passenger risk is highest. The letter page features queries about relationships and marriage, with Ann Landers offering guidance.
Ishpeming Michigan wedding notice for Susan Mary Dye and Airman 2 C Win J Craven. Details include parents, vows at St John the Evangelist September 3, attendants, wedding dress, reception, and future residence at 638 Greenwood Ishpeming while Craven joins Okinawa. Both families and education backgrounds noted.
Washington reports a wedding for Margaret Elizabeth McNamara, daughter of Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. A nine year old on a bike puzzled by VIPs, mistaking Robert Kennedy for the groom, while newsmen note Presidents Johnson and Humphrey attended.
Jerry Pryor and his mother Mrs Nell Pryor of Carter Street are patients at High Point Memorial Hospital after an automobile wreck Friday evening. Their condition is reported to be improving.
The High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club will meet this evening at the Chamber of Commerce on N Main Street. The session starts at 7 30 p m.
The article explains backless lace bras use elastic straps anchored to a stretch waistband to support silhouettes. It describes how this design controls the fit and keeps the garment secure.
A fashion item marked by a low waistline dominates the season as young rebels embrace the dropped waist dress style with slim silhouettes and soft fabrics. The look emphasizes a relaxed yet chic silhouette.
Members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy planned to attend the state convention at a meeting last evening at Mrs. Arthur Joiner’s Penny Road home. The event will be held in Greensboro in October with hostesses Mrs. John Welborn Mrs. J L Perkins and Mrs. R A Herring. Mrs. C H Bass led the business session and refreshments were served after.
Mrs. Albert King hosted the Trindale Canasta Club gathering at Merle Drive last evening. High scorers were Mrs. Leon Marsh Mrs. Ralph Rice Mrs. Bill Aldridge and Mrs. Horace Pennington. A dessert course followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bill Kinley’s Inglewood Drive.
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