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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1957
Page
6
Children aged three to five of the First Presbyterian Church will take part in an Easter Egg hunt this afternoon from 3 30 to 4 30 on the church grounds. Ice cream will be served to the children after the event.
The Highland Village Prayer Group meets tomorrow at 1 30 p m at 268 Jordan St at the home of Mrs Etta Wells with Rev Charlie Monk as speaker.
Members of the Letter Carriers Auxiliary met at Mrs. Hal Winslow’s Archdale home to elect delegates for the state convention in Winston-Salem in June. Representing the auxiliary were mesdames George Edler, John Bryant, Bill Measle, and Bruce Surratt. Mrs. Bill Tucker chaired the meeting. refreshments were provided for 10 members by Mrs. Winslow and Mrs. Russell Payne. Mrs. Bruce Surratt won the prize for the evening.
Azalea displays at Biltmore House and Gardens in Asheville are expected to begin April 21 to 25, with peak bloom around May 1 to 15 and continued color through August. The Beadle Memorial Azalea Garden spans 35 acres, flanked by thousands of azaleas, rhododendrons, conifers, and magnolias along the Approach Road to the Mansion on the 12,000 acre estate open daily to visitors.
Mrs. Max Wood and her children David and Susan visit relatives at 606 Barbee St while the Wood family resides in Gastonia with Western Union ties. Mr. and Mrs. A E Palmer and daughter Penny plan Easter with G E Thayer at Montlieu Ave as Thayer heads to George Washington University Hospital for a quarterly exam. Mrs. John A Marsh Jr recovers at 717 Westwood after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Dean Hamrick and son Spence stay with E T Ring’s family through the week.
Jamestown Garden Club plans at James town Methodist Church at 3 15 p m. Beta Sigma Phi hosts dinner at 6 45 p m 1051 Rockford Rd. Mrs D H Parnell hosts a tea at 3 30 p m 1119 Cedrow Ave for Miss Barbara Ellington. Gardenette Garden Club meets 7 30 p m Mangum Avenue. Private Duty Nurses Club gathers at the Nurses Home on Boulevard. Friday hospitality hosted by Misses Dillon and Marlette at 607 Willonbar Ter for Miss Ellington. Sacramento safety bill urges pedestrians to avoid entering vehicle paths. Singapore name traced to Singapura Sanskrit for City of the Lion.
Y Teen clubs at the High Point YWCA take babysitting courses, test, and file results for community use. The Tri-C ninth grade club heard Mrs. Helen Allred discuss what a mother expects of a babysitter, with follow up on solving common sitter problems. The group plans an introductory session to expand knowledge of children.
Mrs. Gilbert Ross, bound for Marion Virginia, was honored at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs. R B Culler Jr at 418 Edgedale Dr. About thirty friends attended as carnations, pink snapdragons, and spring blooms decorated the rooms.
The Ladies Auxiliary and Post 1960 VFW will install officers Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Post home on Burton St. A ham supper at 7 p.m. will precede the ceremony, with musical entertainment announced by the Post.
Chase Manhattan Bank led an investment group that offered the top bid of 3,025 percent for 3.15 million dollars of Durham North Carolina various purpose bonds.
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