Births listed for multiple families at High Point Memorial Hospital
Several couples announce births with dates August 8 to August 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Names include Mary Catherine, Marty Gerald, Debbie Jo, Neil McKenzie, Donald Eugene Jr, Charles Craig, John Mitchell, Myra Ann, Caroline Joy, and Steven Carl Rutherford. Families hail from Jamestown, Kersey Road, Highland Road, Amhurst Street, Route 2, East Avenue, Grace Street, and Tampa, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawrence
Jamestown
Mary Catherine
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joe M. Burton
Kersey Road
Marty Gerald
High Point Memorial Hospi
Neil McKenzie Hunt
Leo Hunt
Highland Road
Neil McKenzie
Donald E., Lilly JR
Donald E. Lilly
Amhurst St
Donald Eugene Jr
Lilly
Kathleen Mowery
High Point
Charles Craig Royal
C. D. Royal
Charles Craig
Royal
Vera Jones
John Mitchell Hunter
C. W. Hunter
East Ave
John Mitchell
Myra Ann Hudspeth
W. C. Hudspeth
Oak Ave
Myra Ann
Caroline Joy Chappell
Mrs. Henley Chappell
Grace St
Caroline Joy
Steven Carl Rutherford
Beryl Rutherford
Tampa
Fla
Steven Carl
St. Joseph's Hospital
de Ann Shelton
High Nt
Four Local Women Attend Kindergarten Workshop
Four Greenville residents Mrs. Ross Davis Mrs. Ralph Miller Mrs. E. O. Cummings and Mrs. Fred Smothers returned from Greenville where they attended the Fourth Annual Kindergarten Workshop run by East Carolina College. The event drew over 80 attendees with talks by Dr. J. D. Messick and Dr. Leo W. Jenkins. The North Carolina Kindergarten Association plans its annual Raleigh meeting October 26 27 with Mrs. Virginia Howell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Davis
Ralph Miller
E. O. Cummings
Fred Smothers
Greenville
East Carolina College
Annie Mae Murray
East Carolina College Wahl- Coates Laboratory School
J. D. Messick
Leo W. Jenkins
James W
North Carolina Kindergarten Association
Raleigh
Virginia Howell
Gastonia
Shower At Clapp Residence Honors Miss Floyd Bride Elect
Miss Betty Jean Floyd, bride elect for August 26, was honored with a Friday night shower at the Cedrow home of Mrs. C. L. Clapp Jr. and Miss Bettie Ann Sain. Guests enjoyed corsages, booklet bridal games, gifts of china and silver, and lime refreshments as 25 attendees included Mrs. H. F. Floyd and Mrs. R. L. Honbarrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. Clapp
Miss Floyd
Bettie Ann Sain
Robert Thompson
Jim Thornton
Betty Jean Floyd
C. L. Clapp Jr
H. F. Floyd
R. L. Honbarrier
Conference program to feature addresses and workshops
The event will include keynote addresses and a series of workshop plans as part of the conference schedule. Attendees can anticipate sessions covering various topics and networking opportunities with presenters and organizers.
Ice Cream Yield From One Quart
A quart of ice cream yields six medium servings, describing typical portion size and serving count for household use.
Nuptial Series Planned For Miss Stanley
Miss Marlene Stanley prepares for her September 1 marriage to Robert Lawrence Sawyer with two bridal showers this week. Monday at 8 pm a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Frank Byrum and Mrs. Ernest Epply at the Byrum residence on Fairfield Road. Friday at 8 pm a miscellaneous shower hosted by five aunts at the J. D Nelson home in Archdale. Joint hostesses include Mrs. J. D Nelson and several Nelsons family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Stanley
Robert Lawrence Sawyer
Frank Byrum
Ernest Epply
Byrum
Fairfield Road
Miss Stanley
J. D Nelson
Archdale
J. D. Nelson
C. S. Willyard
B. C. Nelson
C. W. Nelson
W. C. Nelson
Miss Kitsie McLamb toBe Honored at Several Parties
Miss Kitsie McLamb bride elect of September 1 will wed Sherrill L. Auman at Brentwood Presbyterian Church. She will be honored at multiple parties this week with showers hosted by Mrs. Donald Setliff at 212 Potter Street Jamestown on Tuesday and Mrs. Jesse B. Kennedy on Rollins Street on Friday both at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitsie McLamb
Sherrill L. Auman
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Donald Setliff
Potter St
Jamestown
Miss McLamb
Jesse B. Kennedy
Rollins St
Ice Cream Freezing Needs Lower Temperatures Than Water
Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit but ice cream requires a colder temperature due to added sugar. The sugar lowers the freezing point, meaning the mix stays liquid longer and must be chilled further to solidify.
Mother-Daughter Brunch At First Presbyterian Church
The annual Mother-Daughter Brunch of the Women of the Church at First Presbyterian Church will be held in the church dining room on Monday August 13 at 10 a.m. following the Executive Board meeting. Circle 14 led by Mrs D W Hunter and Circle S led by Mrs W K McCain serve as hostesses. Mrs J D Ross will lead devotions and Mrs Phil A Warner Jr will head the program. A nursery will be provided during the General Meeting. Circles 1-12 16 and 17 will attend the brunch with their regular monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Church
First Presbyterian Church
La.m
Circle 14
D. W. Hunter
Circle
W. K. McCain
J. D. Ross
Phil A. Warner, Jr
Tar Heel Talent Search Entries Coming In Aug 18 Audition
Entries pour in for the Tar Heel Talent Search by the High Point Woman's Club with auditions set for August 18 at the Junior High School. Contestants must be NC residents, ages 12 and up, with prizes including a 100 dollar savings bond and runner-up awards. Winning acts will perform in the Tar Heel Variety Show at High Point High School on September 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman’s Club
C. G. Mackintosh
John B. Hayward
En’s
High Point Woman's Club
Powder puff hygiene tips for clean makeup use
Advice emphasizes keeping replacement powder puffs on hand to avoid using a dirty puff. It stresses that a clean puff prevents contact with the face and promotes better makeup hygiene.
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Mary Catherine Lawrence
Marty Gerald Burton
Debbie JO Brower
Harvey Brower
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Debbie Jo
Ae Floyd
Mildred Snider
Clapp
Wom
North Wrenn
Bloom
Globe Prove Wine Uphols
Burton
Silvercraft
Lawson
Victoria
Otterman
Redwood Furn
Iture
Bloom Furniture
N. Wrenn S
Boa Gunty
Colony
Dorothy Draper
Espana
Moffett
America
Contemfa Po Huganut
Heritage
Coren Sabie
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