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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Harold Funderburk honored at a dinner party hosted at 411 Gatewood Ave in a Christmas themed home setting. The couple wed Oct 22 in Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Unity Nash as the bride.
Miss Sandra Kay Fitch bride elect of Paul W. Hicks was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. R. A. Hoover Mrs. C. F. Holder and Mrs. Paul A. Lain at 111 Julian Ave Archdale. Guests included Mrs. R. H. Fitch and Miss Esther Fitch. The couple will wed January 14 at First Church of the Nazarene.
The YWCA schedule lists daily activities and clubs for Monday through Saturday. Programs include 7th and 8th grade Y-Teens, Modernette Club, Bible Class, Women’s Begin. Swim, Intermediate Swim, Teen Committee, Double M Club, Girl’s Swim, Ninth and Tenth Grade Y-Teens, Inter Club Council, Adams Club, B P Club, and Wives Club along with a Children’s Bible Story session on Saturday at 9 15 a m and Radio WMFR.
The Music Study Club will meet Friday at 11 a.m. at High Point Friends Meeting for an organ music program by Mrs. Charles McAnally and Mrs. C. E. Blair. A luncheon will follow at 901 Johnson Street hosted by Mrs. W. B. Hall with associate hostesses Mrs. H. S. Coffield and Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod.
Lind say Loftin home in Erwin Heights hosted a Sunday tea for Martha Morgan of Trinity the bride elect. About 75 guests attended from 3 to 5 pm including bridesmaids to be Miss Morgan’s future wedding to John Slunda of Manessen Pa set for December 18 at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church High Point. Hosts Mrs Loftin and Miss Mary Jane Loftin welcomed guests and note courtesy lines.
More than 100 carolers gathered as the Christmas tree lit up in Jamestown. An afterglow at the Jamestown Methodist Church recreation room offered hot coffee chocolate and doughnuts hosted by Mesdames A. B. Lee R. V. Hayworth Simon Hodgin W. L. Saunders and A. P. Fortney.
Weed n Win Garden Club schedules a Wednesday 10 a.m. gathering at Mrs. Allen Mebane home in Emerywood Estates. Co hostess is Mrs. Tommy Forster. Mrs. Fred Thomas Jr. presents a program on Christmas decorations.
The club will meet with Mrs. John W. Swaim at Rt 1 High Point on Wednesday at 10 a.m. The event is a Yale themed gathering hosted by the Green n Growing Garden Club.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs W J Kiser at her home on Route 2 High Point.
Doctors have prescribed a leading asthma formula for private patients and it is now sold over the counter as Primatene in small tablets. Tests show it stops attacks in minutes and offers hours of relief without injections. Primatene combines three prescription strength medicines to widen bronchial tubes loosen mucus and ease nervous tension. Priced at 98 cents at drug stores.
Green Street Baptist Church Go Forth Class will hold its annual Christmas party Friday at High Point Lanes on North Main Street. The event starts at 6 30 p.m. in the dining room and features an inspirational program.
Excessive quantities of bleach do not improve whitening and may weaken the fabric. Readers are advised to use appropriate amounts to preserve textile integrity and color.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy V Shipley announce the December 3 birth of a son Jeffery Scott at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Martha Mc Daniel of Hickory is the former Mrs Shipley. Mr and Mrs Bobby Briggs announce the November 30 birth of a son Terry Wayne at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Calvin W Kilby announce the November 30 birth of a son Douglas Wade at High Point Memorial Hospital.
A hotter than usual bath is advised to relieve aching muscles and tensions after a tiring day. The tip suggests soaking to unwind and soothe fatigue.
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