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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
5
The Chi and Alpha Upsilon chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma held their annual Christmas meeting in the Sky Room of the Southern Furniture Exposition Blog. Miss Bain Johnson gave the invocation and read a poem by Susie Jones of Thom asville.
High Point Republican Women gathered at Mrs. H. W. Larrick’s Oak View home for a Christmas party. Mrs. Andrew Kilgariff read the story, music and carols filled the evening, and the scene featured a lighted tree, poinsettia, and madonna arrangements. Refreshments were served as Mrs. Ethel Miller gave the invocation. The president, Mrs. Stamey Stroud, reported on conventions in Chicago, Durham and High Point, and Mrs. Don Kearns read the federation history. The next meeting will be at the Stroud residence in January.
Mrs James R Spence acted as hostess at her W Farriss Avenue home for a Newcomers Club coffee yesterday morning. Christmas carols created a festive mood while a dried deep red and silver arrangement with white candles decorated the refreshment table. Mrs Spence served coffee as guests helped themselves to assorted Christmas cookies and cake. Mrs D E Speer led the guest registry. First time newcomers included Mrs Earl L Boggess Amarillo Texas Mrs Clyde Crobaugh Lakeland Florida Mrs Robert J Sherman Brooklyn New York and Mrs W B Scott Reidsville.
Calendar lists 3 p.m. Midweek Study Club with Mrs J W Chandler at 803 Arbordale Dr. 9:30 a.m. Junior League executive board at the YWCA. 10 a.m. Jamestown Garden Council called meeting at Jamestown Methodist Church. 10:30 a.m. Tui n Tail Garden Club bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. 11 a.m. Nature Study Garden Club covered dish luncheon at Roy Armstrong home, Cedrow Ave Ext. 7:30 p.m. Forestdale Garden Club at Mrs Donald Setliff’s Nutbush Circle Cedarwood. 3:30 p.m. Canterbury Club with Mrs Carson Burns at 1209 Greenway Dr.
Archdale Pride n Patience Garden Club held a progressive dinner last night for 13 members and their husbands. Appetizers started at Cliff Farlow, turkey at George Clements, dessert at Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer. Next meeting at Mrs Cecil Hill on Rand Boulevard.
Mrs Ed Kemp president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs accepted flags from the Alexander Martin chapter DAR and the High Point Pilot Club at a council meeting in the public library audio-visual room. A pledge of allegiance opened the session. Stand donations were announced by Mrs Tom Powell. Oak Leaf Garden Club representatives were introduced. Hospital plots work on Boulevard will start next week with landscaping by Hum n Hoe High Point Camellia and Tuesday Garden clubs.
Miss Pat Hughes was honored at a Wednesday night shower hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs L C Hughes at 311 South Rd. She will marry Terry Dawson in a December 7 ceremony at Fairmont Park Baptist Church.
Members of the Cloverdale Neighborhood Flower Club plan a Christmas party tomorrow at seven. Mrs. F. E. Caudle will host at her home, 1403 Cloverdale Street.
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