Continental Club Christmas Dinner Dance at Thomasville Club
The Continental Club held its bicentennial Christmas dinner dance at the Thomasville Woman's Club on a Saturday evening with an old fashioned theme. Tables featured holly and boxwood centerpieces with red candles, a larger buffet arrangement, cocktails at 7, and dancing to Harry Snell and his orchestra. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman and others, with a long list of welcomed guests from Columbia and local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Dance Club
Thomas C. Freeman
Freeman
Luke Bourlakos
David
Thomasville
Harry Snell
Mrs. Lewin Delivers Yule Program to Garden Club
Mrs. Richard Lewin presented a Christmas program for the Wild Flower Garden Club at Mrs. Ross Davis home. She traced 1776 Christmas customs of German settlers in Pennsylvania. The group voted to donate a tree to the Salvation Army Building and noted wreaths for Knox Bridge and Astor Dowdy Towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewin
Wild Flower Garden Club
Ross Davis
Forrest Ave
Lewin
Pennsylvania
Salvation Army
W. W. Hodgin
Knox Bridge
Astor Dowdy Towers
Ernest McCail
Worth Ivey
John T. Moore Jr
R. B. Moore
Save
Roan Mountain
Gladis Kivett
Hex Walser
B. J. Dunn
Presbyterian
W. H. English
Piedmont Rest
Archie McMullan
Davis
ABWA Chapter Sings Carols At Meeting
Henry Asbury of Hayworth Memorial Church led Furniture Capital chapter of the ABWA in group Christmas carols at the YWCA meeting. Joyce Haymore gave the invocation and Rachel Duncan, a vocational speaker for Dimension and Plywood Inc., spoke. Doris Valentine announced Helen Cottrane would receive the Pearl Guard for sponsoring five new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Asbury
Hayworth Memorial Church
Furniture Capital Chapter
American Business Women's Assn
YWCA
Asbury
Joyce Haymore
Rachel Duncan
Dimension and Plywood Inc
Alma Desk Co
Doris Valentine
Helen Cottrane
Virginia Beach
Ways and Means
Doris McLean
Martyn Crater
Hosses
Community Activity Schedule For Fourth Street Area
A listing of weekly events with times and venues including piano lessons at Fourth Street, speed reading, karate, plunge sessions, adult day care, after school care and open recreation. Duplicate bridge and teen clubs are noted with specific afternoon slots and venue on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Fairview
Duplicate Bridge
Morncing Bridge
Library Sets Event For Children
The High Point Public Library hosts three Sing Out for Christmas parties for children this week. Preschoolers meet Thursday 1 30 to 2 00 pm, older children Saturday with first to third graders at 10 30 am and fourth to sixth graders at 2 30 pm. Each 45 minute program features carols, stories, and a pinata to break. Pinatas shaped as a red gold reindeer, a yellow red lion, and a multicolor bull will hang for the celebration. Christopher Baar will sing carols in Spanish, and the room will display holiday murals, a decorated tree, and storybook dolls on loan from Anita Campbell. Coffee and adult displays will be available throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenvini
High Point Public Library
Christopher Baar
Anita Campbell
Mend Before Washing Save Time by Mending First
Mend before washing to save sewing time and stop further rips. Agitation in machine wash and tumble dry may open seams and loosen hems and buttons, so repair before laundering for better results.
High Point Jaycettes Outline Numerous Projects
High Point Jaycettes met at Mrs Steve Sir Toons home in Trinity to hear reports on completed projects and future plans. They promoted Operation Whistlestop at Westchester Mall this Saturday and next. They also scheduled a Christmas Bloodmobile visit to Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church on Dec 19 from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sixteen bed pillows were sent to the Jaycee Cottage at Boys Home, Lake Waccamaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Jaycettes
Steve Sir‘Toons
Trinity
Larry Anderson
Westchester Mall
David Whitlock
Nat Bolds
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Boys Home
Lake Waccamaw
Ronnie
Lisa Halker to Wed Charles H Workman
Mr and Mrs Richard Halker of Route 4 announce the engagement of their daughter Lisa to Charles Henry Workman son of Mr and Mrs H E Workman of Route 2 The couple plan to marry December 27 at Our Lady of the Highways Catholic Church at 7 PM Lisa is a Ledford High School graduate and Royals Inc employee Charles is an East Davidson High School graduate and Thomas Built Buses Inc employee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Richard Halker
Route 4
Lisa
Charles Henry Workman
H. E. Workman
Route 2
Our Lady of the Highways Catholic Church
Miss Halker
Ledford High School
Royals Inc
Mr. Workman
East Davidson High School
Thomas Built Buses Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butterworth
Mr. Butterworth
Woman's Club
Art Richardson
Continental Club
Thomas Freeman
Neal Lancaster
James
Lyles Kearns
Michael Bosch
Charles Dixon
Thomas Yandes
Dot Leckie
Michael Coram
Carlton Clinard
Walt. Griffin
Phil Dixon
Carolyn Chewning
Columbia
5. C
Stan Conine
Howard Easter
John Haworth
Martin Sewell
Bill Pearson
Brad Harrison
John Benson
Clayton Mays
Dan Odom
Robert Edward Lee
Eric Scheer
Vernon Duncan
Stewart Fountain
L. P. ‘Megginson
Lilo Ford
Winston Futch
Todd Praige
Ray Moore
Winfred Armentrout
Vann York
del Risdon
Steven Linthicum
Thayer Coggin
Arch McMullan
ABWA
Betty Wagner
Margaret Briles
Susan Warner
Judy Payne
Fine
Holly House
North
Hamilton
Little Red School
Adams - Millis
English Road
High Point
N.C
Penglish
Grace Flower
WindsorWest
The
Fresh Idea Company
Mann Drug Stores
Adelaide Wendler
Lisa Halker
Charles H. Workman
Guilford D Optical Co
Glee
Jack Southerland
Hayt Wilson
Aubrey Bowmen
Garland Pugh
Dunkin’ Donuts
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