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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1964
Page
7
Soft unteased styles revive the hair bow as a signature element in top American designer collections. Oversized Gibson Girl bows appear on clips or combs in velvet satin or gros grain, matching ensembles in patent leather. Worn at the side top or nape, the look channels Chanel inspiration as a finishing touch.
Gray Ladies serve at Lions Club glaucoma clinic today and tomorrow at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. A list of volunteers released by Len D. Ennis, local Red Cross executive director, includes many names and the hours run from 9 am to 6 pm.
The Deep River Home Demonstration Club held its annual dress review with Mrs. E. F. Williams Jr. winning the best dressed division. Other victors included Mrs. E. L. Williard casual, Mrs. William Carroll sports, and Mrs. Perry Smith house dress. Judge guests from Guilford College. county president Mrs. Lewis Vernon attended. A quiz on the topic Your Personality is Showing followed. Mentions of hostesses and hair style add local flavor. A recipe tip suggests brandied peaches on Peach Melba with vanilla ice cream.
Grow n Glow Garden Club met last night at 1125 Biltmore Ave to map plans for participation in the forthcoming council bazaar. Members will maintain the hobbies and handicraft booth and programs for the year were outlined by host Mrs J A Eisiliones. A poem Reading Listening was read by Mrs Robert Barnette and the next meeting will be a social at Mrs C A Brown's Beaucrest Road home.
Hum n Hoe Garden Club members prepared fresh and artificial flower arrangements at a morning meeting at Mrs J W Brady's Canterbury Road home. Mrs William D Lee hosted with 11 members and guest Mrs Sam Moss present. They voted to sponsor a YWCA membership for a girl. Mrs Lee, president, conducted the meeting.
Miss Vera Idol spoke at a luncheon of the Friendly Club of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Poetry of Springtime. She read selections by Cushman Browning Frost and four original poems The Blind Man Invitations Pansies and more. Thirty eight attended. Rev Delbert Byrum presided.
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