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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
11
Mrs Venable showcased finished gift packages and bow making methods while distributing ribbon samples. Hostess Mrs Cleo Venable served a holiday buffet at 3217 Forest Viewer as Mrs Peace presided. Plans discussed for Bosses Night with a Boss of the Year to be honored late January.
Miss Sonja Christine Carlson and Bobby David Cecil wed at the Church of God in Akron Indiana on November 18 with Rev Forrest F Carlson officiating. The couple will reside in High Point North Carolina after a wedding trip with the bride a Mt. Sterling Ky graduate and the groom a U S Air Force veteran and sales representative.
Dogwood Garden Club held its annual Christmas dinner at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Jeter Cooke and Mrs. Kenneth Cheek.
Paul S. Willis of Grocery Manufacturers of America lauds a free market that lets producers innovate, take risks, and compete, contrasting with government controlled economies. After dinner, bridge and canasta prizes noted, with Mrs. Geller and Mrs. Kellam high and low scorers respectively. no business was conducted.
The I. T. Mann Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Legion Home with Mrs. G. D. Bostian presiding. They outlined plans to send gifts to Veterans Hospitals gift shops and to staff Salis bury shops this Sunday. The group contributes to the Empty Stocking Fund and heard a recap of the Post and Unit Officers Conference in Goldsboro.
Miller answers questions about personal problems with a polite no comment in a lighthearted column. The piece notes the value of discretion and courteous restraint in public conversation.
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