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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1958
Page
6
A group of High Point women joined the Piedmont third annual Theater Train departing at 10 15 this morning for New York City. They will stay at the Taft Hotel and plan to see plays such as Time Remembered Look Homeward Angel Nude With a Violin New Girl In Town West Side Story and My Fair Lady before returning to Greensboro Friday.
Two UNC School of Nursing seniors arrive in High Point to begin field work with Guilford County Health Department. Miss Audrey Janow leads community nursing instruction while Miss Lucy Lopp supervises. The students will graduate with BS degrees in June.
A calendar of Y W C A activities listing weekly events for various Y-Teens groups and clubs across Monday to Friday. Includes Bible classes lunch events Junior High and Intermediate activities, and club dinners with times.
Barbara Ellen Reid born January 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Reid of 805 Worth Ave. Donna Leigh born January 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Joe Mickey of Fayetteville, former High Point residents. Kenneth Ray born January 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray McQuaigue of 113 Vail St. Robyn Elaine Lam beth born February 1 at Rex Hospital Raleigh to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lambeth Jr. Kimberly Ann Truitt born February 1 at Alamance County Hospital Burlington to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Truitt of Mebane.
The covered dish supper planned by VFW 1960 and its auxiliary for Tuesday evening has been canceled due to the death of a past member. The meal will be rescheduled and announcements will follow.
Miss Shelda Board bride elect of Max Stafford was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Willadean Hemric at 1226 Redding St. Guests enjoyed bridal games, corsage, and a bedspread gift. The couple plans to marry March 21.
Madeline Hoover died Thursday night after 27 years in that role. Mrs Wendler, native of Prescott Wisconsin, joined The Enterprise staff three years ago and will lead a women's staff including Mrs Mary and Nancy Hill, with duties in High Point civic life.
A dense list of 30 events in High Point including club meetings at Sheraton Hotel, Emerywood Country Club and various private homes. Highlights feature BPW Club dinner at 6 30, Junior Musical Club, High Point Garden and Lions clubs, Beta Sigma Phi chapters, WCTU memorial tea, Rotary Ladies Night, and multiple garden clubs with hosts across addresses such as 801 E Ferriss ee 107 Manor Dr and 900s Johnson St. Also social events for Joanne McCanless and a bridesmaids luncheon with notable local hosts.
The U S Army showed two giant 280 mm atomic cannons and two Honest John guided missiles to South Korean officials and newsmen at Camp Red Cloud. The display was part of a farewell review for Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau who departs to head U S Army research and development in Washington. There is a village in North England named No Name.
Mrs. L. H. Baker and her daughter Miss Eleanor Baker will entertain with a bridal shower at 526 Gatewood Ave on Thursday evening to honor Mrs. James Roe the former Miss Betsy Roberts. The party is planned for o'clock.
Saint Edwards Guild at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on Montlieu Avenue will hold a dinner meeting and installation of officers at the Guild Hall. The dinner is set for 6 30 p.m. and all members and ladies of the church are invited.
Mrs. John K. Dwyer hosts members of the High Point Camellia Club at Keeherta on Arbordale Drive. The meeting is scheduled for 10.
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet this evening at 7 45 with Mrs Bill Hylton at 1113 Clyde Street. Mrs Max Stout will serve as associate hostess.
Mrs S H Setzer of 2911 English Street was admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday and underwent surgery this morning.
New Haven Conn science adviser Dr James R Killian Jr cites a 70 mph deer fly speed after Langmuir tests disproved 800 mph claims. He notes a widely circulated table once reported 818 mph for males and 800 mph for females, illustrating scientific illiteracy.
J Baldi of Miami Florida lectured at the opening session of the 450 member North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists convention. He discussed Coiffure Designing trends predicting longer hair cut short with no fullness and showcased new spring styles on models. The event runs through Tuesday with a grand ball planned at the Sheraton Hotel Tuesday evening.
Khrushchev reportedly favors delaying any summit if the West presses for a foreign ministers’ parley first. The Soviet leader prefers direct top level talks and gradual disarmament steps to prove good faith, according to Times of London editor Iverad McDonald.
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