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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1958

Page

15

Woman's College Student Lands Big Break With Tex Beneke Band

Patricia Edwards of Asheville, a Woman's College sophomore, is chosen by Tex Beneke to sing with his band. She previously auditioned for him three years ago and joins the tour after Christmas, planning to finish college and pursue a degree at Columbia University when possible.

Greensboro Woman’s College Patricia Edwards Asheville Tex Beneke Miss Edwards Clyde Irwin High School Beneke Arthur Godfrey California Woman's College Duke Texas Waco Air Force Base Waco Columbia University Pat

Miss McCanless To Be Complimented

Miss Joanne McCanless bride elect of February fifteenth receives three pre wedding events this week. A Coke party at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday from four to five thirty featuring Libby Ripley Linda Rankin and Nina Burris. A lingerie shower at 7 30 p m Thursday hosted by Joyce Marlette Kaye Guyer and Carolyn Inman at 416 South Street. A Saturday noon brunch at 216 Edgedale Drive hosted by Judith Gayle Thomas and Margaret Hester.

Joanne McCanless Emerywood Country Club Libby Ripley Linda Rankin Nina Burris Miss McCanless Joyce Marlette Kaye Guyer Carolyn Inman Marlette South St McCanless Judith Gayle Thomas Margaret Hester Thomas Edgedale Dr

Furniture Tour Planned By Hillsdale Garden Club

Hillsdale Garden Club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Tomlinson Show Rooms 305 W High St to view furniture displays. The business meeting follows at the home of Mrs Lyles Kearns 1112 Guyer St.

Hillsdale Garden Club Tomlinson Show Rooms W. High St

Club to Hear James Mattocks on Birds of North Carolina

James Mattocks will speak on Birds of North Carolina at Tuesday's Green Acre Garden Club meeting. The event is at 8 p.m. at 1013 N. Rotary Dr. hosted by Mrs. Marcus Ader Holdt with Mrs. Roy D. Wooster as associate hostess.

James Mattocks North Carolina Green Acre Garden Club Marcus Aderholdt Rotary

New Paris Necklace Shines in Iridescent Beads

A new necklace in Paris features iridescent mauve pink and smoky blue beads. The accessory can be worn as a choker or short necklace, appealing to a young girl with its delicate twist design.

Paris

Births at High Point Memorial Hospital in late January

Mr and Mrs Phil A Warner Jr announce the birth of Phyllis In gram on January 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Aldridge D Hooper announce Debra Sue on January 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs James E Tilley announce Scott Lewis on January 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Claude T Campbell announce Sharon Lynn on January 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles H Brooks II announce Charles Henry II on January 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Don Hall announce Carolyn Sue on January 31 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Grubb announce Debra Lynn on January 28 at City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville.

Phyllis Ingram Warner Phil A. Warner Jr Otteray Dr Phyllis Ingram High Point Memorial Hospital Debra Sue Hooper Aldridge D. Hooper Cox St Debra Sue Scott Lewis Tilley James E. Tilley English St Scott Lewis Sharon Lynn Campbell Claude T. Campbell E. Green St Sharon Lynn Charles Henry Brooks II Charles H. Brooks Ward St Charles Henry II High Point Memorial Hospital i Carolyn Sue Hall Don Hall Route 1 Carolyn Sue Debra Lynn Grubb Raymond Grubb Thomasville Debra Lynn City Memorial Hospital

Jamestown Garden Club Plans Thursday Meeting

Forest dale Garden Club will hear a program on Dried Arrangements presented by Mrs William Taylor and Mrs Wesley Collins. The meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Jamestown home of Mrs Arnold Cagle. Paris fashion favors gold chain belts and wide mesh bracelets with rhinestone earrings.

William Taylor Wesley Collins Forestdale Paris

New Seamless Hosiery Debuts With Hint of Tint Hue

A fashion note announces tomorrow's release of seamless hosiery described as a hint of tint shade to blend with a new collection, aiming for a subtle tonal finish. The item targets a refined look for wearers seeking soft color integration.

Anniversary Party marks 20 years of Social Arts Club

Members of the Social Arts Club celebrated the 20th anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Koonce with a 6:30 p.m. gathering. Special guests included Husbands of members, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cole, David Baxter, and Mrs. Braxton Younts as Mrs. Felix Miller gave an anniversary toast.

Social Arts Club A. J. Koonce Wendover Dr Ray Storms Marvin Cole David Baxter Braxton Younts Felix Miller J. M. McCrary T. R. Zimmerman E. C. Harville C. B. Baxter J-W. Rose Louis P. Magnin B. J. Miller W. J. Frazier A. M. Upshaw

Mrs. Bob Hauser Hosts Chatterridge Bridge Club

Mrs. Bob Hauser entertained the Chatterridge Bridge Club at Mrs. Paul Green's Main Street home. Two tables of bridge produced a costume jewelry prize for high score won by Mrs. Wilson Carter as a visitor Mrs. W. T. Green Jr. also received jewelry. Other attendees included Mesdames J. C. McLean Jeff Warner Tommy Johnson Joe Mitchell and James Johnson.

Enterprise Thomasville Bob Hauser Chatterridge Bridge Club Paul Green Main Street Wilson Carter W. T. Green Jr Mesdames J. C. McLean Jeff Warner Tommy Johnson Joe Mitchell James Johnson

Paris Sun Back Dress Debuts New Nation Tone

A Paris fashion reveal features a two tone gown with one side white and the opposite side mauve. The design emphasizes a sunlit palette and asymmetric color split presenting a bold sartorial statement.

Paris

Bridal Shop Showcases 2500 North Carolina Weddings Experience

A bridal shop touts its background of over 2,500 North Carolina weddings and offers engraved invitations and bridal publications. Customers may select gowns from new arrivals or existing lines, with fittings on the second floor.

North Carolina Dlein

Silk and Lace Ballerina Dress Description

Description of a Chantilly lace bodice with a scalloped neck and V back. Open pleated bubble skirt draped midriff. Dress fully lined in taffeta with a net petticoat for skirt shape. Same sizes as the other dress.

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Jamestown Club Tobias Hanes Lagoon America Mrs Entertains C. D. Pace J. Lee Collins W. Ray St Bailey Tobias Bridal Forstmann Trobias Bridal Shop Charm and Mademoiselle
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