Debutante Ball Gives 14 Young Women Formal Coming Out
Seventeen figures on stage at B n ai Israel Educational Center introduced 14 Carolina debutantes led by Norman Schwartz. Parents escort each girl to her partner as Harold Gale’s Orchestra plays for a 200-strong audience. Proceeds support National Council of Jewish Women projects with upcoming debs Bobbie Ballow Kay Weininger Sonja Morris Marshalling next year.
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Carolina
B'nai Israel
Lois Marion Harris
Linda Ann Samet
Dolly Samet
Norman Schwartz
Miss Harris
Jake Harris
Ronald Charles Taylor
High Point
Linda Lamet
Mose Samet
Tobias
Harold Gale
Debs
Mose Lamet
National Council of Jewish Women
Deb
Harvey Tilles
Don Padgett
Iris Bach
Jerry Jacobs
Don Wienberger
Martin Taylor
Larry Robinson
Lewis Greenberg
Calvin Abrams
Edgar Docbrow
Aaron Schultz
David Lafferman
Herbert Silberman
Harry Doctor
Sanford Levine
Harry Jacobs
Robert Ruden
Daniel Ballow
Harold Belinsky
Herman Bernard
Ben Bornstein
Bobbie Ballow
Kay Weininger
Sonja Morris
Birthday Parties Reported
Two Saturday parties honored local children. Lee Allen Wolfe, seventh birthday, at Salem Street home. guests included 14 children with sister Donette helping. Cindy Lee Hackler, sixth birthday, at High Point Lanes recreation room. 25 guests, party favors, cake, and cola provided.
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Lee Allen Wolfe
Donald Wolfe
Salem Street
Lee
Johnson Street
Donette
Cindy Lee Hackler
Bobby Hackler
High Point Lanes
Hackler
Cindy
W. S. Miller
Local women schedule week of community events
This week features a Moose Lodge meeting at 7:30 tonight on N Main Street Ext with candidate enrollments. The High Point BPW Club meets at 6:30 tonight at the Sheraton Hotel with Dr Max Rogers and Mrs Virginia Mortimer presenting a cancer program and an officers election. The High Point Garden Council meets Tuesday at 10 am in the library AV room to discuss bazaar plans with visiting club reps. The High Point Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta sorority hosts a tea Tuesday 3:30 to 5 pm at Mrs George Lyles Jr.’s home to honor Gamma Gamma initiates at High Point College.
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High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Max Rogers
Virginia Mortimer
High Point Garden Council
High Point
Kappa Delta Sorority
George Lyles Jr
Forest Hill Drive
Gamma Gamma Chapter
High Point College
Local Club Meetings Placed In Evening Schedule
Monday events include ABWA dinner at YWCA, Beta Sigma Phi Xi Psi chapter at 117 Penny Rd with Mrs Max Stout, BPW Club at Sheraton Hotel, Women of the Moose at Moose Home, and Daughters of America at the Junior Order Hall. Tuesday lists High Point Garden Council in the public library AV room.
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ABWA
YWCA
Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Max Stout
Penny Rd
Sheraton
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Daughters of America
Junior Order
PTA Meeting to Hear Mrs Meyer Shane Speak
The Union Hill Parent Teachers Association plans a 7:30 p m meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs Meyer Shane Guilford County council president as guest speaker. An officers installation for the coming year will follow. The executive committee meets in the school library at 6:30 p m.
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Union Hill Parent Teachers Assn
Meyer Shane
Guilford County Council
Evening Community Class Schedule and Clubs
The schedule lists multiple activities including beginner swim for children at 3 30 pm and 10 am preschool and adult swim classes. It also notes Y-Teens for 8th to 10th graders, senior lifesaving at 7 pm and various clubs such as Newcomers Club Board and Double M Club with a 12 30 pm luncheon.
Sedgefield Club Plans GGO Week of Golf and Social Events
The Sedgefield Country Club hosts the Greater Greensboro Open golden anniversary with events from April 12 to 15 including breakfasts, lunches, dinners, a semi formal dinner dance on April 14, and various tournaments and social activities. Women golfers hold best ball and handicap events, plus a criers tournament on April 24, with Easter activities and a Sedgefield Woman's Club meeting on April 27.
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Sedgefield
Greater Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Woman's Club
Local Visitors Tour Goldsboro Orphan Home
Mr and Mrs D L Webster Mrs Frances Chanel Mrs Evie Thornton Mrs Etta Wiscum and J R Young spent Sunday in Goldsboro visiting the Odd Fellows orphan home where Mr Young serves on the home’s board of trustees. Mrs J O Morgan of 903 E Farriss Ave remains a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital admitted twelve days ago for treatment.
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Frances Chanel
Evie Thornton
Etta Wiscum
J. R. Young
Goldsboro
Odd Fellows’ Orphan Home
Mr. Young
J. O. Morgan
Farriss Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
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