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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
7
Letter writers fault Ann Landers for confirming rare cases of twins fathered by different men. The exchange cites Dr Luigi Gedda and historical examples, with readers disputing pregnancy science and offering personal anecdotes.
The Ruark home at 327 Woodrow Ave hosted a tea honoring Miss Alice Tone Lindsey of Lexington and Pfeiffer College. About 60 guests from Greensboro, Lexington, Winston-Salem and High Point attended between 3 and 5 PM, with associate hostesses Mrs. Frank S. Ruark and Mrs. B. W. Ruark.
Following the program, a meeting or event at Montlieu School will be held at 7 o'clock. Officials will attend.
The Cloverdale School PTA will meet at Tomlinson School Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Executive officers will meet.
The Province bell delivered to Philadelphia in 1752 was hung in the State House to test its tone before tower mounting. A crack occurred during early experiments, a notable moment in colonial Philadelphia and its Liberty Bell history.
Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder announce the birth of a son Jeffrey Charles on April with former Miss Ruth Hunt of Thomasville as reference. A daughter Melanie Irene was born to Page Blair Meredith of Route 2 Trinity at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs David Hedrick of 1113 Adams Street welcome Holly Kay born on April 9 at High Point hospital.
The listing shows times for beginner and adult swim classes at 3 45 p m and 7 00 p m with levels for Ferndale Northeast and various ages. It also lists knitting and banjo classes at 7 30 p m and an advanced swim session at 8 p m.
The Young Musicians Club held a Saturday gathering at Patricia Falls home on Kingston St Emerywood Forest. Ruth Young presided in the absence of officers while Kathy Sprinkle and Kent Sowers gave a report on music through the ages. Seven members and Mrs R M Falls assisted with serving.
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