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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1963

Page

4

Trindale Woman's Club Installs New Officers

Mrs. Albert King Jr. installed as president of Trindale Woman's Club at Holiday Inn with Mrs. E. R. Kennerly conducting. The slate named Ralph Rice as 1st vice president Horace Pennington as sec ond vice president William Harris recording secretary Joe Skeen corresponding secretary Donald Bowers treasurer Car Hull auditor Willie Croker custodian Donald Hancock historian Ernestine Wilkes chaplain Robert P. Fulp parliamentarian David Warren institute director. Committee chairs include Rice program Pennington ways and means Ledwell and Hill projects Campbell membership Kennerly Snider hospitality Morton and Skeen publicity. Pennington won attendance prize. Christmas dinner followed at Swaim's Steak House Greensboro with guests Husbands Bill Aldridge Brown Cumby. decorations featured red candles and streamers. Toys were collected for needy families.

Warren

Sorority Council Convenes Beta Upsilon Chapter Meeting

The Beta Upsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha attended the December 7 Raleigh council meeting at Balentine Restaurant Cameron Village with Mrs Jack R Ridge and Miss Ann Teague. State president Miss Kathy Ozment led the business session. The state convention is set for May 15 at Holiday Inn Burlington. Next state council meets in March in Durham. The chapter plans a Christmas party at Mrs Phil Strongs Wiley Park home with husbands invited to the dinner and dance.

Beta Upsilon Epsilon Sigma Alpha Jack R. Ridge Ann Teague Raleigh Balentine Cameron Village Kathy Ozment Burlington Holiday Inn Durham Phil Strong Wiley Park

Stamp Club Meeting Set at Piedmont

The Piedmont Stamp Club will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at 645 North Main Street. Members will discuss club activities and upcoming philatelic topics.

Stamp Club Piedmont Stamp Club N. Main St

Springfield Family Dinner Honors Medical Missionary

Springfield families raised funds through a Brunswick stew sale and bazaar items hosted by the United Society of Friends Women to buy electrocardiograph equipment for an Africa hospital. A $1000 check was presented to Dr. David H. Hadley, medical missionary in Kenya, by the Springfield Monthly Meeting and Springfield Women at a Saturday night dinner in his honor.

David Hadley Springfield Friends African Friends Meeting Kaimosa Kenya East Afare Eugene Terrell Iica Herman Robertson Brunswick Springfield United Society of Friends Africa Springfield Monthly Meeting Springfield David H. Hadley Hadley African Friends Mission East Africa Treesdale Hospital Fall River Mass Terrell

Miss Rhonda Smith Honored At Clyde Chapman Home

A Christmas bride shower for Miss Rhonda Smith at Clyde Chapmann home 1205 N Centennial Ave. Twenty five guests attended with Mrs Gurney Smith the honoree’s mother. Hostesses Mrs Bain Smith Mrs Ben Hunt and others gave lime punch cake cheese rings and Danish cookies. Miss Smith and Kenneth Moody wed December 21 at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church.

First Church of Christ Bain Smith Ben Hunt Fred Montgomery J. R. Willis J. C. Willis Clyde Chapmann Centennial Ave Rhonda Smith Chapman Jerry Swicegood Miss Smith Gurney Smith Kenneth Moody Lexington Avenue Baptist Church

Doctors discuss equipment need and new electro cardiograph

In an acceptance, Dr. Hadley spoke of scarce equipment and the impact a new electro cardiograph machine would have at a hospital where doctors currently serve with inadequate tools. Celery soup notes mention finely diced raw celery added to condensed cream of celery soup for flavor.

Hadley

Phi Tau Sorority Has Meet

The Phi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday at Mrs. Wayne McPherson’s home for a business session. Plans for the year and a Ski Party on Dec 28 were discussed. Christmas decorations by Mrs. F B DeLappe, Mrs. C L Russell, and Mrs. G A Nash were displayed and later auctioned. Miss Lucy Nash led the program and auction. The next meeting is Jan 6 at Miss Nash’s home, 244 Boulevard, featuring a cosmetics demonstration.

Wayne McPherson Phi Tau Beta Sigma Phi F. B. DeLappe C. L. Russell G. A. Nash Lucy Nash 244 Boulevard

Study Club Holiday Luncheon Set by Members

The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet at Mrs. W. F. Freeman's home on Greenway Drive on Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. The gathering will feature a Christmas luncheon as the meeting’s main activity.

Twentieth Century Study Club W. F. Freeman Greenway Drive

Demonstration Club Will Meet at Reavis Hut

The Allen Jay Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Reavis Hut. Members should bring a covered dish and a one dollar gift. Gifts go to Guilford County Home. An auction sale of items donated by members will follow.

Allen Jay Home Reavis Hut Guilford County

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