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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1955
Page
19
A reader asks how to handle family disapproval after joining AA and marrying. Haworth advises gentle prayer, stress on higher power guidance, and suggests Emmet Fox's Stake Your Claim to reinforce confidence and new social circles.
The Seven-Teacher Association of Archdale will assemble in the school auditorium Monday at 7 39 o clock. Sieve Taylor will preside as officers are installed and a year end report of school activities will be presented.
Portsmouth woman Margarette Miller asks President Eisenhower to proclaim Flag Day naming Francis Bellamy as the pledge author and urges a commemorative stamp from the Post Office. She notes Bellamy born May 18 1855 in Mount Morris New York and says 45 states have issued proclamations recognizing him. Her annual Bellamy flag presentation this year goes to Franklin High School Seattle on Columbus Day.
The Deep River Garden Club will meet Tuesday morning for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs Georgia Bowman. The meeting will be at 11 30 and the luncheon will follow. Cleaning tips note vacuuming helps prevent moths and destructive beetles by removing lint dust and dirt from floors and baseboards.
Asheboro couples announce engagements among the Wood sisters Helen Marie and Betsy, and Helen Holt plus Lunsford Orcutt of Richmond with planned June weddings at the First Baptist Church. Also Sylvia Tysor and Thomas M. McElhannon announce their upcoming June 11 ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Shaw Jr of 1505 St and their son Robin Robert Hill Shaw II moved to High Point in December after he took a new sales position with Globe Parlorture Co in November. They came from Westfield New Jersey via California and Hawaii with roots in North Carolina.
The Greensboro Duplicate Badge Club hosts a Master Point bridge game to aid the American Cancer Society during its Annual Crusade. The April 20 event at Mayfair Cafeteria Greensboro starts 7 45 p m with a $1 entry, drawing players including visitors from Raleigh and Martinsville.
The Gail County Medical Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 114 m at the home of Mrs. Craig Parks in Emerywood Estates. Bill Hackney Sunday Editor of The Enterprise will speak.
A stylish note on mixing fabrics for heat. Smooth silk dress paired with a jersey duster creates a cool visual and tactile contrast. Accessories include a shiny plastic handbag and matte leather gloves for a bold, chic finish.
Mr and Mrs Robert Williams announce the betrothal of their daughter Bobbie Anne to James Franklin Cannon son of Mr and Mrs James Cannon of High Point The wedding is set for June 5 at Green Street Baptist Church in High Point Both couples are connected to High Point College with Cannon a Theta Chi member and World War II veteran The notice also includes a recipe tip about cooking ground beef with cream sauce
The Friendly Garden Club meets Wednesday at 12 p.m. with Mrs. C. S. McKenzie at 312 Monroe St for a covered dish luncheon. Co hostess Mrs. A. M. Upshaw. At 2:45 members tour the Robinson Azaley Gardens on Centennial Avenue and hear Mr. Robinson speak on azalea culture.
Mr and Mrs C W Garner of 2930 Triangle Rd announce the birth of a daughter Joyce Deneese Garner on April 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Douglas Lowery of 811 W Green St announce the birth of a daughter Suzanne Lynn Lowery on April 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Porter Hauser will host the Town and Country Garden Club at 10 am on Wednesday at 720 Howell Street. Assisting in entertaining are Mrs Morgan and Mrs Lee Sher. The group will tour Mrs H F Hudsons garden on Parkway.
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