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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1961

Page

11

National Library Week Highlights Reading For Children

Adelaide Wendler profiles how parents, teachers, and librarians influence early reading readiness. Louise Moffitt and Louise Gurley stress reading aloud, library access, and quiet homes as keys to fostering lifelong literacy and enjoyment of books for Hugh Sally and other children.

H. A. Moffitt JR Louise Bell Bay Street School Hugh Sally Louise Mrs. Moffitt Louise Gurley High Point Public Library Miss Gurley

Mrs Homemaker Chosen by Deep River Club

Mrs J S Hedgecock was selected as Mrs Homemaker by the Deep River Home Demonstration Club at a Tuesday meeting. She will represent Deep River in a May 4 county contest at Greensboro Woman's College, joined by other dress revue winners and club delegates.

J.S. Hedgecock Homemaker Deep River Home Demonstration Club Hedgecock Deep River Club Greensboro Woman's College Deep River Friends Church T. A. Farlow Glen Hardin John C. Briggs Raymond Meadows M. A. Snider Charles B. Ferguson Leo Foust J. H. Hordan

Family Ticket in Janesville Parking Clash

Hartley Hagen parked the family car in downtown Janesville and found a ticket for overtime parking from Meter Maid Phyllis Hagen. The light hearted domestic moment showcases a witty clash over city rules and duty.

Janesville Wis Phyllis Hagen Hartley Phyllis

All Old Things Not Antiques Club Program

Mrs Haworth says items must be 125 years old to be antique and shows her collection of glass pewter silver and more. The Garden Club meeting at Mrs Felts home featured guests and a sweet course. Members voted to fund YWCA landscaping and plan a May picnic at Marietta Clubhouse.

YWCA Frank Wood Marietta

Out-Our-Way Hears Tryon Palace Talk

Mrs Martine Barker and Mrs Aubrey Dunbar spoke on the early history and restoration of Tryon Palace for Out Our Way Garden Club. Slides on construction gardens and furnishings were shown. Mrs L C Brown presided and welcomed three guests. May meeting planned as a covered dish luncheon at the Meredith home in Thomasville.

Tryon Palace Martine Barker Aubrey Dunbar Garden Club Fleet Lewis D. B. Wright L. C. Brown L.H. Peace C. W. Thomas F. L. Gordy Meredith Thomasville

Artificial Blooms Are Made By Club Members

Miss Rachel Duncan directed Hum ’n’ Hoe Garden Club members in making artificial dog wood branches at their meeting yesterday morning at Mrs. Thad McInnis home on Wellington. Co-hostess was Mrs. Robert Morrow. Mrs. Harold Jensen introduced the guest speaker and Mrs. W. B. Gray conducted.

Rachel Duncan Garden Club Thad McInnis Wellington Robert Morrow Harold Jensen W. B. Gray

Judy Owen to Wed James Grosso in April

Mrs. David B. Oden hosted a 1 PM luncheon at Al Boling's Steak House for Miss Judy Owen. The event noted plans for Owen's April 29 wedding at Emerywood Baptist Church to James Grosso, with Oden to be a bridesmaid and guests including Mesdames Miller, Crawford, Idol, Black, Owen, and Hutchinson.

al Boling David B. Oden Madison Ave Judy Owen Miss Owen James Grosso Emerywood Baptist Church Oden Mesdames William Miller James Crawford Junius Idol Irvin Black Ken Owen D. B. Hutchinson

Meeting Votes To Send Incoming President To State Convention

Members voted to send Mrs. A. G. Powell, incoming president, to the state convention in Durham. Two new members, Mrs. Edgar Snider and Mrs. D. P. Whitley Jr., were welcomed during a soda preceding the meeting. Hostesses served dessert and coffee at this time.

A. G. Powell Durham Edgar Snider D. P. Whitley Jr

Jewel ceremony honors five Alpha Rho pledges

Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Ritual of the Jewse degree for five new pledges at a meeting at Mrs. Edgar Snider home on Ashe Street. Pledges honored were Mrs. W. B. Brown, Mrs. Johnny Jones, Mrs. W. B. Scoggin, Miss Maisie Clement and Mrs. Dean Shinn. Mrs. Buss Black presided.

Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Edgar Snider Ashe Street W. B. Brown Johnny Jones W. B. Scoggin Maisie Clement Dean Shinn Buss Black

County Medical Auxiliary Highlights Year at Guilford Meeting

The Guilford County Medical Auxiliary annual joint meeting at Emerywood honored local efforts from the High Point Greensboro units with state and national officials present. Highlights included opening of the High Point Memorial medical library and a Ronald Reagan recording on medical legislation for members.

Guilford County Medical Auxiliary High Point Greensboro A. B. Croom Joseph M. Hitch Raleigh High Point Memorial W. Jack Hunt Ronald Reagan Hitch State Auxiliary O. Norris Smith Gate City Robert L. Garrard Garrard Bulletin The Auxiliary Emerywood Country Club H. C. Lennon Greensboro Organization S-R

Koh Won Guild Plans Ham Meal

Members of the Koh Won Guild of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church will host a baked ham supper on Saturday. The meal runs from 5 to 8 p.m. at Pleasant Grove Church located on Route 3 in Thomasville, with publicity chair Mrs. Joseph McDowell announcing the event.

Koh Won Guild Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Joseph McDowell Guild Pleasant Grove Church Rt. 3 Thomasville

Jewish Women Elect Officers at High Point NCW Session

The High Point section of the National Council of Jewish Women elected new officers led by President Mrs Norman Silver at a meeting combining annual reports and officer installation. Other officers include Mrs Fred Swartzberg, Mrs Robert Ruden, Mrs Herbert Warner, Mrs Harry Lamet, Mrs Marksall Ginsburg, Mrs Jerry Weber, and Mrs Ben Bornstein.

High Point National Council of Jewish Women B'nai Israel Educational Center Fred Swartzberg Robert Ruden Ways and Means Herbert Warner Harry Lamet Marksall Ginsburg Jerry Weber Ben Bornstein

Picture Hats Show Off Summer Style And Drama

TOBE SAYS highlights summer fashion with picture hats as the ideal accessory for sleeveless dresses. Descriptions cover leghorn milan straws black velvet and sheer fabrics offering a Merry Widow appeal and the Paris sou wester influence. The oval brim varies with a narrow front and wide back adding dramatic flair to simple dresses.

Milan Paris Cardin

Garden Club Tour at Harris Gardens in Town and Country

Mrs Valette Harris led a tour for Town and Country Garden Club members at her Rockford Road gardens after a Gatewood home meeting hosted by Mrs Jack Byerly. Associate hostess was Mrs Tom Elliott. Mrs Ralph Phibbs presided. new member Mrs Harry B Adams introduced. Mrs Roy Culler Jr to lead May family outing. A sweet course and coffee ended the event.

Valette Harris Town and Country Garden Club Rockford Road Gatewood Jack Byerly Tom Elliott Ralph Phibbs Harry B. Adams Roy Culler Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Library Week Adelaide Wendler Enterprise Woman's Editor Sally Moffitt Dal Bayles Club Reese Felts Parkwood W. G. Shipman Dick Culler H. J. Hertenstein Felts County Medical Group William Ferrell High Point High School C. Norris Smith National Auxiliary David Cox Koh Norman Silver Larry Robinson New State Conor Gilbert Bernard National Council of Women In Pittsburgh Hebrew University Bernard Silver Herbert Silberman Harvey Tilles Edward Silver Daniel Ballow Colvin Abrams Samet Community Service Herman Bernard E. Rosen Jake Harris Harry Doctor Red Cross al Schwartz Doctor Cheerful Messenger Harold Belinsky Library Aids Library Samuel Hyman Tobe Harris Gardens
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