Dog Brightens Blind Children's Christmas Party
A rescue dog named Lucky visited a Braille Institute Christmas party in Anaheim California, entertaining sightless children. Kelly Walton pat Lucky as he ate ice cream, then joined kids in wrappings fun and sat on Santa's lap amid cheerful chaos with the Santa lookalike and curious questions from the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Walton
Lucky
Braille Institute
One County
Anaheim
al If
Jimmy Chatham
Orange County
Adelaide Wendler Women's Editor Tuesday December 13 1977
Adelaide Wendler leads as women’s editor with page coverage on Tuesday December 13 1977. This item notes her role and the page 6A placement within the newspaper.
Teacher Must Stop Blushing And Start Calling Him Elmer
Ann Landers advises a retired teacher to call former students who are now adults by their first names, including Elmer the bank president, and stop blushing. The column also shares a reader poem about individual uniqueness and offers Ann Landers guidance and a booklet for bridging the generation gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Garden clubs host Christmas tea and charity auction
High Point Council of Garden Clubs leaders attended a Christmas tea with Wild Flower Garden Club members hosted by Mrs Worth Ivey. Gifts for a shut‑in were collected by Gladis Kivett as president. Proceeds support a garden plot at the hospital and other projects. A Till and Toil Garden Club silent auction at Emerywood raised funds for club efforts. Guests included many club members and supporters. Also, Catesby Bird Club showcased wildlife photos at the annual tea at the Robert Conner home on Emerywood Drive hosted by several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Worth Ivey
Wild Flower Garden Club
Gladis Kivett
High Point Museum
American Land Trust Fund
Till and Toil Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Hopsital
Nancy Blanchard
Marilyn Freeman
Anna Mae
Catesby Bird Club
Robert Conner
Emerywood Drive
James Maddox
George Cook
Lake Crowe
C.C. Haworth
Mary Alice Sicetoff
Births seen in High Point area and beyond
Mr and Mrs Donald L Lingerfelt announce the birth of son Charlie Loman on December 7 at High Point Memorial Hospital. George McDonald Jr and wife announce daughter Kerri Gail born December 7 at the same hospital. David B Queen and spouse welcome daughter Tiona Michelle born December 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Randall M Howard and wife report son Daniel Hodgin born December 6 at the local hospital. Jacqueline Onassis attends Vanity Fair exhibit opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with escort Karl Katz. Jeffrey Burrow and Robin Roas announce daughter Mandy Elaine born December 8 at High Point hospital. Larry Honeycutt and wife welcome daughter Ashleigh Nicole born December 7 at High Point hospital. Darrell Tucker and wife announce son Harold Gene born December 9 at High Point hospital. James Randall Hayworth and wife announce daughter Courtney Suzanne born December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Lingerfelt
Rt. 3
High Point
Charlie Loman
High Point Memorial Hospital
George McDonald Jr
Route 5
Kerri Gail
David B. Queen
Williams St
Tiona Michelle
Randall M. Howard
Delaware Place
Daniel Hodgin
Jacqueline Onassis
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Vanity Fair
Costume Institute
Karl Katz
Jeffrey Burrow
Rt. 1
Sophia
Mandy Elaine
High Point Hospital
Burrow
Robin Roas
Larry G. Honeycutt
Liberty Dr
Thomasville
Ashleigh Nicole
Harold Gene
Darrell Tucker
S. Main St
James Randall Hayworth
Ramsey Rd
Kernersville
Courtney Suzanne
High Point Memorial
Dear Dr Blaker: involving children in funeral rites
A reader asks whether involving children ages 6 to 17 in a parent's funeral is right after a family tragedy. The column advocates participation can aid grief, citing the Kennedys and Kennedy funeral practices, while noting each child's maturity guides involvement and that excluding kids does not ease sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Blaker
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Hickory Hill
John Glenn
Kennedys
Civic Ballet Youth To Perform Saturday
The Greensboro Civic Ballet Youth under Lea Sharsky will perform in Forum VI Mall Saturday at 2, 2:30 and 3 pm. The program features Nutcracker Suite excerpts and is free to the public, with donations supporting a scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Ballet
Greensboro
Greensboro Civic Ballet Youth Co
Lea Sharsky
Friendly Shopping Center
Forum VI Mall
The
Greensboro Civic Ballet
United Arts Council of Greensboro
Forum VI
Christmas socials listed for clubs in High Point and Burbank
At 7 30 p m the High Point Republican Women host a Christmas social at Mrs Paul Collins 607 Westchester home. At 12 30 p m the Burbank Garden Club holds a party in the Woman s Club Building on Johnson Street Ext.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Paul Collins
Westchester
Burbank
Garden Club
Woman's Club
Johnson Street
Evening Activity Schedule with Classes and Plunge
The list shows a Wednesday agenda with various activities: at 6:15 p.m. B and P Club meets, 6:90 p.m. rehearsal for a Christmas play, 7 p.m. yoga and a dance group, 7:30 p.m. karate, 7:4 p.m. gift wrap and cards, 8 p.m. beginner class, 8:80 p.m. advanced swim, 9 p.m. plunge, 9 a.m. plunge and 10 a.m. adult beginner swim scheduled for Wednesday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
Bud Gordon Copley
National Enquirer
Karen Penrose
Santa
Darrel Frank
Calif
WGH Port
Adelaide Wendler
Women's Editor
Deb Moir
Ann
Edmonton
Alta
Wild Flower Club
Herman Coble
Ray Nance
Till and Toil Club
Catesby Club
Charlie
Kerri McDonald
Tiona
Daniel Howard
Mandy Burrow
Ashleigh Honeycutt
Harold Tucker
Courtney Hayworth
Karen Blaker
Guilford Optical CO
North Main ST
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman Hoy
Wilson
Santa Clause
Saunders Toyland
Lexington College Village Shopping Center
L& H Studios
Grace Flower Shop
Meth
Wrenn St. Westwood
Cupaners Laur
Eastgate
English RD
Anderson Drug Fairfield Plaza
N. Main ST
Varsity Drive
High Point Road
Sedgefield
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