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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1953
Page
6
Invitations go to all faculty at 10 city schools for a dinner Tuesday Sept 6 6 30 PM at the YMCA. The planning meeting led by Mrs William D Lewis and Mrs FE L Grimsley included hospitality and publicity committees with representation from all schools and PTAs.
Busy week of parties and meetings across High Point with numerous social events. Miss Alveria Coleman and Richard F. Smith to wed at First Baptist Church. receptions at 7 West Howell. Delores Beck honored at tea by Mrs. H. E. Thomas. multiple club meetings and rehearsals noted throughout the area.
Several parties are arranged to honor Miss Lowe. Mrs. Robert Stone and Miss Barbara George host at the Everett Marsh home Thursday at 2 oclock. Miss Betty Jo Ring hosts a second gathering at 5 oclock. Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. S P Kimsey plan a party at Kimsey Lake for Miss Lowe and Mr. Crowder.
Mrs. BE Reed and daughter Mrs. W H Patterson of St Petersburg Fla travel here with Miss Carolyn Reed as she plans marriage to Byron C Dame on Saturday at St Marys Episcopal Church. Pre nuptial parties this week include an informal afternoon at Victoria Apartments and a Hillcrest drive gathering invitations limited to close friends.
Miss Rebecca Hutchens, bride elect to wed Jay Wood, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Barbara Schram and Mrs. Ruth Morgan at Mrs. E. A. Wood’s home on Route 4. About 45 guests attended and prizes were won by Mrs. Hallie Reddeck and Mrs. Lester Culler.
Miss Frances Lee Wood of Thomasville married Willis Radford Johnson at Calvary Reformed Church parsonage in Thomasville. Rev A W Hendrick officiated with traditional wedding marches. The couple, both graduates of Hasty High School, plan to reside with the Wood parents on Route 1 after a short wedding trip.
The Pilot Club hosted an informal ice cream and cookie party for residents of the Presbyterian Home for the Aged on the home lawn. Mrs. Mary Blackburn chaired public affairs and nine club members attended, with the Home highlighted as a major Pilot Club project.
Miss Tucker entertains in honor of Miss Enniss Quinn with Miss Charlotte Cocke of Stony Creek Virginia and Miss Peggy Flythe of Fieldale arriving to attend the wedding of Miss Tucker to Aaron B. Quinn on August 29 at Wesley Memorial Church. A buffet dinner will be held at 6:30 PM Thursday at Miss Tucker’s Washington Street home.
The Stephens an Study Class will meet at Mrs A Ingrams 406 iakey St for the regular gathering. The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Brandis Leonards 815 Arbordale with Miss Mary Rice presiding. Miss Marcella Carter gave the devotional on Christ's Compassion and plans were outlined for a district Guild conference in High Point.
The notice lists YMCA swim sessions for men and women from 3:00 to 9:00 with classes for beginners and advanced learners, plus a morning bridge, Adams Club cookout at 1208 Ragan St, and Robins Club bowling at 6:30.
A vegetable mix of cooked reen peas, baby green suna beans, and diced green snap beans is combined with a rich cream sauce. The mixture is baked in a shallow dish, topped with cheddar and broiled until melted and lightly browned.
Bright balloons on the side lawn set a gala for Skeeter Newton son of Mr and Mrs A Newton Manor drive on his first birthday. Children wore hats and played games while prizes were given. A single candle lit the two tier cake as Happy Birthday was sung. Cake ice cream were served by the hostess with several helpers.
The author describes being blessed with renewed activity after severe rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism left joints deformed and ankles frozen. They offer to respond to letters and reveal how this relief was achieved, inviting correspondence.
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