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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1967
Page
3
A humorous look at Addie Wendler editor of The Enterprise World of Women section. The piece recalls jokes and a seven dollar checkered coat, then shifts to local cinema at The Pointer and a political coffee pot gift from Mayor Carson Stout. The column notes councilmen funding a coffee fund ahead of elections.
Vince Connerat, a key figure in Atlanta's Model City program, will headline a Monday citizens group meeting to back High Point's planning grant application. The event at the Chamber of Commerce office starts at 4 30 p m as efforts push toward a May 1 deadline with broad, nonpolitical cooperation.
Theovengy William Bruo History of Plymouth Plantation vanished during the Revolutionary War and was found in England in 1885. It was sent back to the United States and is now among the Massachusetts state archives, as stated Saturday by co chairmen James H. Millis and Holt McPherson.
The Wisteria Garden Club met at Boundary Street home of Mrs C P White with Mrs White presiding. Reports from all committees were heard and a few new members Mrs Parthene Hill Mrs Matt Miller and Mrs Edith White joined the club. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Mamie Wright. Olga St April 14.
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Charles E. Moylan Jr. will speak at High Point College on Wednesday at 10 15 a.m. on The Young Citizen and his place in Government. He has led the Young Democratic Clubs of Maryland and served on several national and local boards.
Toussaint L'Overture Lodge No. 524 Prince Hall affiliated will meet at the Hall today at 4 p.m. to arrange burial rites for Brother J. H. Ballard.
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