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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1956
Page
7
A 34 year old college graduate seeks marriage guidance amid loneliness and limited dating avenues. Haworth urges inner shift from longing to giving, suggests volunteer work with Red Cross or church involvement to attract suitors, ending with a note to write via the newspaper column.
Mrs. Spencer Hill underwent major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition. Ray B. Wardell Jr. had surgery at Duke Hospital and recovers well with visitors allowed. B T Clanton re entered High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery and is improving with visits permitted. Mrs. James T. Warren and Miss Louise Warren attended a wedding in Pelham New York where Miss Harriet Wyatt was maid of honor. relatives Heidi Kahle and Mrs Harvey S. Gay visited High Point afterward.
Pattern offer lists two children garments No 8410 and No 8185 in multiple age sizes with fabric yardage and 35 inch width. Order by mail to Sue Burnett at The High Point Enterprise with 35 cents per pattern and 25 cents for the Fall Winter 56 issue. Include name address sizes and PATTERN NUMBERS.
Members gathered at 1229 Westwood for a Christmas bridge and canasta social hosted by Mrs. Grady Goldston Jr with Mrs. Jack Green as associate. Prizes went to Mrs. Fowler Jr. for bridge Miss Ingram for canasta and Mrs. Bennett for bingo. The next meeting is set for January at Mrs. Robert Culp’s home.
The Catesby Bird Club meets at Woodbrook Court hosted by Mrs. Thag West and Mrs. Minta Hughes to plan the winter bird count for December 29. A dinner at the Mattocks home follows and new member Mrs. Bruce Carraway joins ten to eighteen attendees.
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