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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
6
Judith Faye Watts, a Nakina native and staff nurse at High Point Memorial Hospital, accepted an Air Force commission as a second lieutenant under a new two year program. TSgt Frank Peterson briefed her on the program. She will begin active duty as an Air Force nurse soon.
Members of Beta Upsilon Chapter of Epsilon-Sigma Alpha held a workshop Monday evening at Mrs. Jack Ridge's home in Westridge Drive. Eleven members wrapped prizes for the state convention in May, the last workshop before the event. The May meeting will be at Mrs. Bill Barnes's home on Rolling Road. A large head Boston lettuce and half a head watercress will make greens for a tossed salad serving eight.
The Willing Workers Class of Pilgrim Holiness Church will gather at Mrs. Bessie Hines’s home, 1115 Worth Street, on Thursday evening at 7 30, with Mrs. R T Chambers serving as associate hostess for the meeting.
Mr and Mrs William D Hill of Waverly Court announce the birth of their daughter Wendy Annette Hill on April 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital The mother is Brenda Bowman of High Point
William B. McCarter was installed as sentinel at the High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Bernette Spencer installed, assisted by Mrs. Doris Stanton and Mrs. Polly Hurley. Seventeen officers attended. Installation of Virgin Chapter in Franklinville set for Saturday at 4 pm in the Franklinville School gymnasium. Arnold J. Koonce, past patron and Grand Master of North Carolina Masons, installed at Winston-Salem lodge meeting. Mrs. Genelie H. Vaughn and Paul Craver presided. Mrs. Vaughn read Deeper Means then a social hour and refreshments followed.
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