February 7 1972 Women’s Editor Adelaide Wendler
Newspaper note credits Adelaide Wendler as Women’s Editor on Monday February 7 1972. No further context or article text is provided.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
6
Newspaper note credits Adelaide Wendler as Women’s Editor on Monday February 7 1972. No further context or article text is provided.
Libby McInnis and her fiancé Milford Nooe were guests of honor at a Saturday buffet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walsh. The couple will wed February 19 at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Walsh as bridesmaid.
Announcements list multiple newborns with birth dates from Jan 31 to Feb 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital Randolph Air Force Hospital and local facilities. Names include Jennifer Lynn Hill Cory Dean Hicks James Brian Amy Marie Stephanie Rae and Daniel Christopher with parent details and residence lines.
A series of meetings and gatherings listed for the day include Women of the Moose at the Moose Home on North Main Street at 8 p m Busy Bee Garden Club at 2 p m at 1514 Beaucrest Mrs G O Kearns 1514 Beaucrest 8 p m High Point Junior League general meeting at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church 8 p m High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star at Masonic Temple 10 a m Dogwood Garden with Mrs Max Cooke 224 Woodrow Ave 10 a m High Point Garden Club in the Assembly Room of the Presbyterian Home 10 30 a m Mrs Pat Holshouser honored at a coffee in the Gold Room of the Sheraton Hotel 10 a m Wake Robin Garden Club with Mrs Jack Southerland 1202 Lancaster PI 12 30 p m Twentieth Century Study Club at Top of the Mart
The High Point Germans Club welcomed new members at a Saturday dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Steve Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hill. Out of town guests and a full evening of cocktails, a roast beef and shrimp dinner, and dancing followed.
Mrs John Nurney led a workshop on Easter ornament making at the Pride and Patience Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Robert Spencer Jr at 313 Eden Ter Archele. Hosts were Mrs Spencer Mrs Billie Kinley and Mrs James McDonald.
Mrs Johnson presented a program on Valentine and Easter decorations for Ladies of Civitan at the K and W Restaurant. She demonstrated making many unique items from ordinary household goods.
Homeowners can watch a North television soil special Tuesday from 8 to 8 30 p m. Soil specialists Jack Baird and Joe Phillips will show how to select proper soil sites and how to develop soil for lawn shrubs garden and septic tanks. They will discuss fixing problem soils.
Circle 8 of the S Main Street United Methodist Church WSCS will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm with hostess Mrs Robert S Underwood 423 Juanita St Carolina State University teams with extension television editor Hal Reynolds to present a television program titled Soils in Your Yard an educational TV special.
The Woman's Club Fine Arts Department will hold a Friday luncheon at noon at the home of Mrs Bernard Lafine located at 1324 Heathcliff Road.
Mrs James Wesley Cheek formerly Miss Monty Mitchell was honored at a Saturday bridal shower hosted by Miss Laura Lancaster and Mrs Neal Lancaster at 706 Westwood Ave. Guests included Mrs Jack M Mitchell, Miss Susan Mitchell and Mrs John E Cheek. The honoree wed Mr Cheek on January 20 at Hayworth Wesleyan Church.
At Adams Memorial YWCA the Modernette Club held a meeting to set a tour for the next gathering visiting the High Point Museum and Haley House. Mrs. Ray Wagoner presided as president. The group voted to donate to the Roy Coble Fund and welcomed guest Mrs. Daisey King. A love themed devotional by Mrs. S. P. Napier and Valentine decorations by Mrs. Dave Senkpiel completed the event.
The Double M Club met at Adams Memorial YWCA on Tuesday with Mrs. Clarence Keever presiding. A recreational hour precedes the first Tuesday luncheon each month and Larry Hughes of Hughes Originals will speak on February 15.
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