1963 Symphony Ball Planned for Raleigh
In Chapel Hill a planning session at the Carolina Inn set the third annual North Carolina Symphony Ball for Friday May 10 at the Executive Mansion in Raleigh. Co chairs are Mrs. Dery Hart and Mrs. Howard Holderness with Mrs. Robert Howard as executive secretary. Proceeds of 100 dollars per couple benefit the North Carolina Symphony Endowment Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Symphony
North Carolina Symphony Endowment Fund
Hart
Holderness
Howard
William C. Friday
Hiram Black
North Carolina Symphony Society
North Carolina
Deryl Hart
Durham
Howard Holderness
Greensboro
Local Birth Announcements From High Point Area
Mr and Mrs James W Armfield announce the Jan 31 birth of a son James Edward at High Point hospital. Mr and Mrs Bobby Medford announce Feb 3 arrival of daughter Kristy Ann at High Point Memorial Hospital. Staff Sgt and Mrs Charles E Vosberg announce Jan 31 arrival of daughter Cathrine Louise at High Point hospital. The Feb 1 birth of Donna Marie announced by Mr and Mrs Frank Ritchie. Mrs Ritchie is the former Patricia Green of Wendell. Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Parker announce Feb 4 birth of son Jonathan Keith at High Point hospital. Mr and Mrs Lacy May announce Feb 2 arrival of daughter Teeni Pauline at High Point hospital. The Feb 2 birth of daughter Penny Lynn at local hospital. Mr and Mrs Jesse L Wilson announce Feb 2 birth of daughter at Rt 2 Asheboro. Mr and Mrs Gary B Farabee announce birth of daughter Leisha Deann at High Point Memorial Hospital on Feb 2. Mr and Mrs Richard Trexler Jr announce Feb 2 birth of daughter Deborah Annette at local hospital. mother is former Miss Sandra Morrison of Jamestown. The Feb 2 birth of daughter Kim at local hospital. Mrs Kyle is former Miss Mary Lou Perryman of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Armfield
Jamestown
James Edward
High Point Hospital
Bobby Medford
Rt. 1
Sophia
Kristy Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Vosberg
Mint St
Cathrine Louise
Donna Marie
Frank Ritchie
Ritchie
Patricia Green
Wendell
Kenneth R. Parker
Macon
Jonathan Keith
High Point
Lacy May
Long St
Teeni Pauline
Penny Lynn
Jesse L. Wilson
Rt. 2
Asheboro
Gary B. Farabee
Lexington
Leisha Deann
Richard Trexler Jr
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Deborah Annette
Sandra Morrison
Kim
Jerry L. Kyle
Oakland Pl
Kyle
Mary Lou Perryman
Louisville
NTNA Evening Events Schedule
The listing shows activities for NTNA events with times for 4:15 p.m. through 8th to 12th grade Y-Teens, Adams Club, B and P Club, Water Safety Instructor Course, and an Art Class starting at various early evening slots. The schedule highlights multiple programs across clubs and instructional courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Air Force Recruiter Addresses BPW Club Meeting
Sgt Ed Roberson, local Air Force recruiter, spoke to the High Point BPW Club at the Sheraton Hotel on national defense three phases. He described preventative, warning, and retaliation phases and urged action against lethargy in facing global problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roberson
Air Force
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Roberson
Peace Corps
Friendly Club Elects Venus Harris President
Mrs Venus Harris was named president of the Friendly Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Margie Snider at 512 Twin Oaks Ct. Other officers include Delphia Hinkle as vice president Ruby Wright recording secretary Louise Ryan corresponding secretary and Geneva Ellington treasurer. A hat sale funded the treasury with plan for future sales of wear and accessories followed by a costume party. Thirteen members attended plus hostess a new member and two guests Mrs Eva Snider and Mrs Mary Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus Harris
Friendly Club
Margie Snider
Twin Oaks Ct
Delphia Hinkle
Ruby Wright
Louise Ryan
Geneva Ellington
Margaret Williamson
Eva Snider
Mary Gardner
Woman's Club Sets Meeting at Emerywood Country Club
The High Point Woman's Club will meet at Emerywood Country Club Wednesday at noon. The executive board will meet at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Protect Window Panes With Soap and Water Paste
Apply a thick soap and water paste to each pane before painting to protect glass. The paint spatters will wash off easily, reducing cleanup time and preserving window clarity.
Fresh-air strolls and Gerber Armour for baby meals
Simple baby care note extols outdoor strolls for appetite and mood. It praises Gerber Strained and Junior Meats made from Armour cuts with a Gerber Armour method that preserves nutrients and flavor for growth and easy digestion.
Mrs Jo Woody Shaw Returns From National Bridge Weekend
Mrs. Jo Woody Shaw returns to High Point from National Bridge Virginia where she visited for a weekend of ice skating. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs. Cora Harvey and her daughter Jody of Lynchburg Virginia. Mrs. Bonnie Talley of 207 West Bellview Drive entered High Point Memorial Hospital for surgery on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Woody Shaw
High Point
National Bridge
Cora Harvey
Jody
Lynchburg
Bonnie Talley
W. Bellview Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Local Women Lead Wins At State Hairdressers Meet
At the 29th annual North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists convention in Durham two Chapel Hill and Atlanta teams topped multiple contests. Faye Neal and Carolyn Birtchett won first in the first timers contest. Linda Hindman and Marty Swafford won first in professional styling with Australian Lines from Johnny and Sonny’s in Atlanta. New officers elected include Hazel Yodzio as president and Bill Odom as board chair with two new directors Nell Pope and Estelle Dourity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Chapel Hill
Atlanta
N. C
Faye Neal
Carolyn Birtchett
Town and Country
Miss Birtchett
William E. Clarke
Nancy Crompton
Shirley Henson
Asheville
Judy Johnson
Nancy Tempesta
Linda Hindman
Marty Swafford
Clarke
Swafford
Johnny and
Sonny
John Siggers
June
Hazel Yodzio
High Point
Yodzio
Ruth B. Russ
Winston-Salem
Ray Faggart
Concord
Nell Kemp
Zebulon
Mary Bender
Inez Slack
Bill Odom
Clinton
Nell Pope
Charlotte
Estelle Dourity
Greensboro
Forestdale Club Plans Thursday Jamestown Meeting
The Forestdale Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Jamestown Methodist Church A wood fiber workshop will highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Foam core grip makes sanding easier
A simple tip advises taping sandpaper to the smooth side of a square of upholsterer’s cored foam rubber. Slip fingers into the core holes for a secure grip and better control during sanding.
Women of the Moose Hold Chapter Night Program
The Women of the Moose hosted a chapter night at the Moose Lodge. Mrs. Margaret Kearns RN spoke on nursing history and mentoring youth in their careers. Introduced by hospital chairwoman Mrs. Annie Larrick, new members Montise Shirley and Mildred Parker enrolled. Senior regent Wendy Lee resigned to take a job in Martinsville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kearns RN
Annie Larrick
Montise Shirley
Mildred Parker
Wendy Lee
Martinsville
Note to new cooks about turmeric in white sauce
A kitchen tip explains adding a dash of turmeric to white sauce brightens color with a warm golden hue. The brief guidance highlights turmeric as a simple color enhancer for creamy sauces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Howard
Kristy Ann Medford
Cathrine Louise Vosberg
Donna Marie Ritchie
Jonathan Keith Parker
Pauline
Penny Lynn Wilson
Leisha Deann Farabee
Deborah A. Trexler
Kim Kyle
NTNA
Free World
Sgt
United States
Mary Lane
National Security Committee
Helen Moore
Jimmy Daily
Martha Bennison
Lillian Madison
University of North Carolina
Katherine Peden
BPW
Madison
BPW Club
Peden
Barringer
Kathy Meredith
Dorothy Roberson
Dan Gerber
Baby
Galavantin
Gerber
Gerber Baby Foods
Fremont
Michigan
Forestdale Club
Silvertone
Carolina Portrait Studio
Stone
Woolworth
Henry M. Tobey
Bruce
E. L. Bruce Co
Memphis, Tenn
Women of the Moose
The
Moose Lodge
Central Ymca
DIAL
Lady Brooke
Lady Brooke Shoe Cosmetic
Lady Brooke Shoe
Joe
Lady Brookerw
Shoe Cosmetic
Lady Brooke Limited
Cameo, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
College Village Shopping Center
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