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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1963
Page
7
An 8 gore Misses dress pattern 9016 offers sizes 12 to 20 with simple tucks and easy sewing. The ad, from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept, promotes mail order purchase details, yardage for size 16, and a free catalog coupon valid for one pattern from 300 designs.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a luncheon in the church dining room. Miss Carolyn Thorne spoke on rural workers and showed slides from the Western North Carolina Conference. Mrs. Jack Rives presided as Mrs. John Foy was elected president. Ann Tyler gave the invocation and A M Utley led devotional. Stephens Bible Class gathers tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Mrs. J T Lamb's home.
Mrs. M. L. Hedgecock has returned to her home at 303 Old Winston Rd after a stay at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Erie Elliott of 917 Putman St. has returned from a three week stay at Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro where she underwent surgery. Her condition is improved and visitors are allowed.
Women of the Moose met at the Moose Lodge for a program by the World Twirlers. Misses Maxine Walden Cookie Parrish Barbara Macon and Marie French demonstrated baton twirling and showed trophies from the state Burlington contest. Mrs Annie Larrick introduced the program. Next chapter meeting set for April 22.
The Garden Study Club will meet with Mrs I B Dunn at her Florham Avenue home on Wednesday at 10 am A tour of Mrs Pat Browns garden will replace the planned program
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes announce Michael Jerome born March 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Steven Wade born April 1 at High Point Hospital announced by Mr. and Mrs. Billy Magee of Winston-Salem. Bridget Ann Tysinger arrives March 30 at High Point Hospital in a March roster of newborns.
Iota Sigma chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday with Mrs. Vernon Coffey at her home 520 Barker Street. Rev. W. C. McKinney associate pastor of English Street Baptist Church will speak at 7 30 p.m.
Caution against attempting home dry cleaning for a delicate dress skirt or blouse. Seek expert dry cleaning guidance to ensure proper care and avoid damage.
A guidance note states sunglasses protect eyes and can be fashionable only outdoors. It warns that a woman wearing them indoors or at night appears ridiculous rather than chic.
In two letters, Ann Landers counsels a wife on a husband’s Bennies addiction and a mother defending her 13 year old daughter’s steady dating. She urges reporting the drug peddler, warns against rush to marriage, and offers her booklet and guidance services.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules a Tuesday gathering at 2 30 p m in the Perpetual Building.
Suburban Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m Mrs Robert Hicks will host at her James town home for the gathering and discussion of club activities.
A meeting of the ninth district of the North Carolina State Nurses Association will be held at the nurses home in Asheboro on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Also guidance on pie storage notes fruit pies and pie shells frozen for no more than three to four months.
An advertisement touts the Sonotone WISP-EAR as the world’s smallest cordless in ear hearing aid. It weighs under a fifteenth of an ounce with a built in battery and claims seven of ten people with hearing loss can be helped. It highlights no visible cords or tubes and invites readers to see and hear the device.
Mrs Wray Amos will entertain Weed n Win Garden Club on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at her home 1101 Rockford Rd. Mrs J W Thomas Jr will be associate hostess.
To succeed with wash wear fabrics select all findings including thread interlinings facings linings seam bindings buttons and belt backings for wash wear. Use detachable padding that snaps in and out for easy laundering.
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