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'NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE'High Point Enterprise, Wedncidoy, Aug. 4, 1V/ IMiss Benfield Attends InstituteThe teachers areidentify individualMiss Mildred A. Benfield home economics teacher at High Point Central High School, is attending a 10-day team teaching institute at Caldwell Community College, Lenoir.Forty of the state’s home economics teachers are attending the conference,which will run through Aug. 6, sponsored by the Consumer and Home-making Education Division of the Department of Public Instruction.learning to teaching competencies in their own teaching as well as that of their peers. By the end of the session, each teacher will have had practice in planning a home economics lesson with a team, teaching that lesson, and being critiqued by the group.Feted On AnniversaryMr. and Mrs. Richard Hauser were honored on their 25th anniversary by their children, Catherine, .lames and Steven, and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hauser and Mrs. S. T. Hill.Friends were invited to the Jack Farlow Fellowship Hall between the hours of 3-5 p. m.The refreshment table was coveredwith a white table centered with an arrangement of white and green flowers. Mrs. W. S. Hauser and Mrs. Virgil Hauser assisted at the serving table.Other seasonal flowers were used throughout the entertaining room.Guests were registered by Miss Catherine Hauser. James and Steven Hauser presided at the gift table.Mr. and Mrs. Hauser were married in High Point on July 20, 1946 by the Rev. J. A. Grant.Attended ConferenceMr. and Mrs. C. C. Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cumby spent several days in Cleveland, Ohio, where Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Cumby attended the national convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Cubs Inc.One of the highlights of the convention was an address bv U. S. Representative Martha W. Griffiths who discussed the proposed Equal Rights Amendment and other pending legislation affecting women.Mrs. Hudson participated in business meetings, workshops, passage of the 1971-1972 BPW Legislative Platform, and the election of new 1971-72 national officers. She also attended a panel program “The World Women Want which was presented by the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation.Celebrate 50 YearsMr. and Mrs. Bascom Richardson of Route 1 in Randleman were honored on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary at the Quaker LakeConference Center in Climax on July 25 from 2 -5 p. m.Hosts and hostesses for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Wvatt Richardson, of Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Richardson of Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs. John Scripps of Jenison, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shafer of Lexington, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mayo of Hyattsville, Md.Approximately 200 guests were registered by the couple’s grandchildren, Miss Debbie Richardson and Mrs. Beverly Angel, and Miss Karen Cox.The honored couple was presented with a corsage of yellow rosebuds and a yellow rosebud boutonniere.Refreshments were served from tables covered with yellow cloths overlaid with white crocheted cloths and centered with arrangements of yellowgladioli, white carnations and yellow roses. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Henry Marley of Pleasant Garden, Mrs. Harry Johnson of Mt. Airy, Mrs. W. I. Green of Charlotte, Mrs. Denver Cottingham of Kernersville and Mrs. Herb Kirkman of Greensboro, sisters of Mrs. Bascom Richardson.The Richardsons were married on June 2, 1921. They have 19 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina, US
Wed, Aug 04, 1971
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