Camellia Club Hosts Christmas Tea for Sixty at Mrs Sloan Doe Jr Home
About 60 members and guests attended the High Point Camellia Club annual Christmas tea at 601 Emerywood, hosted by Mrs Sloan Doe Jr. Mrs Gibson En ter taining assisted by Mrs H C Williams and others. Club president Mrs Carl Wood and charter member Mrs C B Mattocks poured from silver services amid lace cloths and pink decorative arrangements. Santa Claus was featured in the den and pink tree decorations highlighted the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Camellia Club
Sloan Doe Jr
Emerywood
Gibson
H. C. Williams
Wallace Ralston
Robert Sechrest
Carl Wood
C. B. Mattocks
Santa Claus
Christmas Breakfast Hosted by Local Credit Women
The Sheraton Hotel gold room hosted the Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Christmas gathering with a large tree and holiday decor. Santa Claus, Leo Palmer Jr. and Eddie Leipman served as sponsors, Ruth Fitch read a Christmas message, and visitors G. M. Casper and Lorretta Tall attended. Elever members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Credit Womens Breakfast Club
Tall
Thomasville
Elever Embers
Eddie Leipman
Tobias ‘S
Adelaide Wendler at Gibson Home
Adelaide Wendler appears Friday December 9, 1966 at the Gibson home for a social gathering. The event draws local residents and guests from nearby communities to a private home setting.
Jamestown Jaycettes Host Progressive Christmas Social
Jamestown Jaycettes entertained husbands at a Christmas social in a progressive dinner. Hors d oeuvres at Robert Schultheis home in Cedar wood, soup at Don Setliff, salad at Jack Perdue, main course at Richard Willard, and dessert at W G Ragsdale III home in Forestdale. About 30 attended and a reminder was given for Jaycee Family Night on December 19 at Jamestown Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schultheis
Cedarwood
Don Setliff
Jack
Richard Willard
Forestdale
W. G. Ragsdale III
Jaycee
Jamestown Methodist Church
Linen shower honors Miss Jane Culler in Burlington
Miss Jane Crowder hosts a linen shower for Miss Jane Culler at 1524 E Farris Ave at 7 30 p m. A Coke party later fetes Miss Jane Culler hosted by Mrs Wayne Hartley and Mrs Zula Mae Cook of 716 Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Crowder
Burlington
Jane Culler
Zula Mae Cook
Granville
Martha Bell Society Meeting Planned at Ruth Groome Home
The Martha Bell Society of the Children of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at Ruth Groome’s home, 1033 Wellington. Mothers of members are invited and asked to bring coupons, used clean clothing, and broken jewelry for Crossnore School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bell Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Ruth Groome
Wellington
Crossnore School
College Faculty and Staff Honored at Openhouse
Dr and Mrs David Cole hosted an openhouse for High Point College faculty and staff at their Em ery Circle home last evening. The decorated entrance hall and living room showcased a gold and green theme with a green velvet kissing ring and greenery accents. Helpers included Mrs Herman Coble Mrs Allen Thacker Mrs Lee Edwards Mrs George Netts Mrs Clifford Hinshaw and Mrs Wilson Rogers who served punch and coffee in the dining room where an Advent wreath and Moravian star highlighted the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point-Thomasville
American Institute of Banking
YWCA
David Cole
High Point College
Cole
Emery Circle
Herman Coble
Allen Thacker
Lee Edwards
George Netts
Clifford Hinshaw
Wilson
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Banking Group
Brenda Blair
Barbara Craughn
Bonnie Moran
Marta Smith
The
Denims
Allen Jay High School
Camellia Club
Tobias
Georgia Castle
Wghptv
the Denims
Allen Jay
Jeanne Culler
B. B. Caudle
Kenneth Sawyer
Danny Duncan
Don Walters
Sharon Tate
James R. Cooper
Shirley Farlow
Bob Ballard
C. C. McKelvey
Judy Bryant
Charles R. Allen
Donnie Duncan
Jerry Parrish
Diana McGuire
Brenda Talley
High Point
Clarence Haley
Leo Palmer Jr
High Point Merchant Assn
Mas
Miss Ruth Fitch
G. M. Casper
Lorretta
Adelaide Wendler
Jamestown Jaycettes
Perdue
E. Farris
Jane Cull
Wayne Hartley
Martha Bell Society
Openhouse
COLES
Mrs
H. A. Cecil Jr
Riedmans
Wtiene
S. Main ST
Shadowline
Goddman
Das Shop
N. Main
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