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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1956

Page

9

Mrs Hooper Discovers Life in Guatemala During Visit

Mrs. Henry Hooper and her family describe Guatemala City as vivid and cool in the highland climate. They lived in Venezuela eight years, moved to Guatemala two years ago after a revolution, and enjoy handcrafts, markets, and Spanish language life.

Henry Hooper Guatemala Emery Hooper Hooper E. E. Cridlebaugh H Point Janis David British- American Tobacco Company Hoopers Guatemala City The

Births in High Point and Greensboro обнов

Mr and Mrs E R French announce David Corey born August at the local hospital to Betty Meredith of High Point. Larry Dean Rierson born July 29 to A J Rierson of Hedgecock Rd at the local hospital. Kevan Lee Johnson born July 30 to Wesley Johnson of Fairfield Rd at the local hospital. Brenda Gayle Mikles born July 13 at Cone Memorial Hospital to John Mikles of Hall St Greensboro. she is the former Morgan and the family previously lived in High Point.

T S. David Corey French E. R. French Lie St David Corey French Betty Meredith High Point Larry Dean Rierson A. J. Rierson Hedgecock Rd Larry Dean Kevan Lee Johnson Wesley Johnson Fairfield Rd Kevan Lee Brenda Gayle Mikles John Mikles Hall St Greensboro Brenda Gayle Cone Memorial Hital Mikles Morgan

Miss Lewis Honored At Coke Party In Kinston

Miss Lewis of Kinston was honored yesterday at a noon Coke party hosted by Misses Martha and Mary Yarborough on Wiltshire Boulevard. Guests included Mrs. E. V. Hartnett, Miss Betty Dockery, and Miss Carolyn Boone. a future afternoon after-party at Montlieu Avenue is planned.

Yarborough Miss Lewis Crick Kinston W. Lewis Martha Mary Yarborough Wiltshire Boulevard E. V. Hartnett Lees Betty Dockery Winston-Salem Carolyn Boone Greensboro Lewis Ray Nibbelink Montlieu Ave

Mrs Stevens Hosts Courtesy for Bride-Elect Diane Roane

Mrs L W Stevens will host a pre nuptial courtesy at the CCC Camp Road residence on Saturday afternoon to honor Miss Diane Roane of Winston Salem formerly of High Point. Miss Roane will become Mrs Bees after her June wedding.

Gre L. W. Stevens CCC Camp Road Diane Roane Winston-Salem Roane High Point Percents

Frequent travelers visit High Point family guests

Mrs. Carl McMullin and her daughters Christina and Debra, with Mrs. W. H. Holden, stay with the Hatches in High Point. Christina has crossed the continent eight times before age two and a half. Debra three and a half times. Their Air Force father studies in Dayton Ohio. They plan weekend in Middleboro then Dayton to join him.

Carl McMullin Christina Debra McMullin W. H. Holden E. A. Hatch Louie Hatch N. Hamilton St Christy Idaho Washington, D.C Air Force Dayton Ohio Alico Institute of Technology J South. Carchinn China McMullins Middleboro Holdens Theusband Father Hamlet Hatches

Local notes on residents and visitors in Wilmington area

Walter Hargett Jr. left Wilmington today after an overnight visit with his mother Mrs. Mabel Hargett. He was in the area on business and stopped in High Point. Louis F. Voorhees returned home from High Point Memorial Hospital and is recovering satisfactorily. Ward Street Methodist Church intermediates headed for Camp Tekoa near Hendersonville for a youth camping week. Carson Jones, Sharon Crofts, Ann Armentrout, Carlyle Teague, Wayne Marley, and Darrel Bowers joined. Allen A. Barker entered Duke Hospital in Durham for observation and treatment with visitors allowed. Mrs. Valette J. Harris visited Wins Salem on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron of Wilmington spend the week in Colonial.

Walter Hargett Jr Wilmington Mabel H. Hargett High Point Louis F. Voorhees Forest Hill Dr High Point Memorial Hospital Ward Street Methodist Church Camp Tekoa Western Conference Hendersonville Carolyn Jones Sharon Crofts Ann Armentrout Carlyle Teague Wayne Marley Darrel Bowers Allen A. Barker N. Main St Veteran's Hospital Durham Mr. Barker

Shower Pays Honor To Bride Elect Becky Floyd

A home on Fairway Drive hosted a miscellaneous shower for Becky Floyd in a gay floral setting with green and teal motifs. She received a white lily corsage and gifts including a chair and a waffle iron, with novelty games and awards at the close for Miss Raper. Guests included Mrs. O. D. Pee and Mrs. R. W. Newee mother of the groom elect.

Becky Floyd Floyd Fairway Drive Raper Monty Wilson T. L. Westmoreland Max Turner

Rose Nets Thief $300

Mrs. Anna Bulgarin withdrew $300 then met a man who claimed her car tie rod was out of order and offered repairs. He tinkered briefly, asked her to hold a wrench, then fled with the pocketbook containing the money after she dropped the tool.

San Pedro Calif Anna Bulgarin

Y W C A News Day Camp and Meetings

The Y W C A announces day camp sessions from 9:00 to 3:00 and a Robins Club business meeting at the Y at 7:00 followed by a 7:30 business rooting at the Y.

Robins Club

Saint Edward's Guild Plans Parish Picnic Supper

Members of Saint Edward's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church laid plans for a parish picnic supper on August 26 at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. George Tolton gave a book review on The Life of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary.

Saint Edward's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church George Tolton Saint Elizabeth of Hungary

Catherine Gill Class Plans Hamburger Fry

The Catherine Gill Bible Class of Welch Memorial Church meets Friday at the home of teacher W. W. Fry 70 E Lexington Ave for a hamburger supper.

Catherine Gill Welch Memorial Church W. W. Fry Lexington Ave

Bridge Party In Burlington Pays Courtesy To Thomasville Bride-Elect

Miss Peggy Smith bride-elect of September was honored at a Burlington Brookwood Garden Apts. party hosted by Mrs. Robert Lambe. Guests included Mrs. C. O. Smith and Mrs. Lyman Murphy from Thomasville. The event featured tables with white cloths, pink and white decor, an iced course, and a china gift in the bridal pattern.

Burlington Thomasville Miss Smith Peggy Smith Robert Lambe Brookwood Garden Apts Smith Jima Spartanburg C. O. Smith Lyman Murphy Tom Witty Jane Brinkley

Miss Peggy Tobias Honored At Shower In Winston-Salem

A handkerchief shower for Miss Peggy Tobias bride elect of August 26 was held in Winston-Salem with host Mrs. Max Wainer and guests noting a corsage of white flowers. Festive rooms displayed white arrangements and tulle bows. A gypsy skit entertained the guests.

Peggy Tobias Winston-Salem Herbert Scheyer Wainer Max Wainer Miss Tobias

Final Wedding Plans Announced for Miss Joyce Harris

Greensboro dated notice announces the marriage of Miss Evelyn Joyce Harris to John Talton Madison of High Point. The ceremony is set August 25 at 7:30 p m in Calvary Methodist Church High Point with Rev T G Madison officiating. Family and bridal party details include sister bridesmaid Barbara Madison and groom family members T G Madison Jr and Charles Madison.

Greensboro Evelyn Joyce Harris John Talton Madison High Point James David Harris Sr Route 8 Harris Mr. Madison Calvary Methodist Church T. G. Madison Billy D. Rayle Barbara Madison Hi Point H. C. Conner Hickory Norma Davis Guatemala Wenda Lou Hodgin T. G. Madison Jr James David Harris Jr Charles Madison Montine Alfred Randleman Steve Lawrence Richard Hallman Murray Hodgin

Mrs Sechrest Honored On 80th Birthday Celebration

Mrs. Mattie Sechrest was honored at a family dinner on the lawn of her grandson R. D. Morgan on Rose Ave to mark her 80th birthday. The gathering included about 45 attendees and highlighted her five children, 19 grandchildren, and 23 great grandchildren.

Mattie Sechrest R. D. Morgan Rose Ave

Rebekah Lodge Plans Friday Meeting on Commerce Street

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock on Commerce Street. Committees will be formed at the meeting to discuss district matters and convene here on a later date.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Commerce St U Ted Ingich

Bride Elect's Fortune Foretells Future Bride Goals

The passage describes a wedding rehearsal mood where a bride to be faced questions about acceptance and future outcomes. Gifts were opened under a decorated umbrella as guests gathered for refreshments. The table displayed white flowers, greenery, and silver candelabras, with about 40 attendees including Mrs. Ed win Leipman, mother of Miss T obias, and Mrs. Fred Schwartzberg, her sister.

Edwin Leipman Tobias Fred Schwartzberg

Miss Ann Hicks Honored by Sherwood Church Women

Miss Ann Hicks bride elect of Aug. 18 received attention from Sherwood Methodist Church women last evening. The event featured white pompoms and tuberoses, green and white decor, gifts displayed under a white parasol, and punch service led by Mrs. Paul Shelton. Attendees included Mrs. M. T. Hicks, mother of the honoree, among others.

Ann Hicks Sherwood Church Women of Sherwood Methodist Church Ley E Oreacee Ee Ton James Welland Tee Bill Thomas Charles Bedford Eo M. T . Hicks Anne Hicks M. T. Hicks Hicks Paul Shelton Oree C. C. Loy Thetis Taltom Enterprise Thornton

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el Agua Mexico Central America She Davis Newton Madison Wall Mrs. Stevens Holden Valette J. Harris Wins Salem J. Harry Lassiter Donald Cameron Size Rose Mrs. Hooper, Janis, and S&t Edward's Guild Joyce Harris Rebekah Lodge Woman's Society of Christian Service
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