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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1960
Page
7
Busy Bee Garden Club and many local groups meet daily at various members’ homes and public venues. Notable gatherings include Altrusa at the Sheraton, Beta Sigma Phi sororities, and Garden Club luncheons at Emerywood Country Club, with multiple addresses listed.
Guidance to arrive at the bus train or plane terminal a few minutes before guests to ensure smooth greeting and orderly reception as they arrive in town.
Leah Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets with Mrs. John Primm at 404 Fairfield Road at 7 30 tonight with Mrs J E Hall as associate hostess Tonight Dr Russell Dicks from Durham will speak at Trinity Baptist Church at 7 30 sponsored by the church Brotherhood Dr Dicks has offices in Greensboro and is a traveler and lecturer Stephns Bible Class meets Wednesday at Mrs C F Ellington 217 W Ray Street led by Mrs A G Carson at 3 p m
The Music Study Club will meet Friday at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Sidney A. Gayle, 1012 Country Club Drive.
Beta Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha completed plans for a spaghetti supper at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on February 27 from 5 30 to 8 p m. Mrs James Greenway hosted the meeting with Mrs Robert Parrish guiding. Proceeds support community projects and a new welfare effort for a needy family was announced by Mrs Neal Allred.
Dr Herbert Jr will speak to the Johnson Street PTA this evening at 7 30 o clock. Capt Teague of the traffic department will be guest speaker. President Joe McDowell said several items of important business will be discussed.
Mr and Mrs Jack Fullerton and their children Margaret Ann and Jack spent the weekend with Mrs Fullerton's parents Mr and Mrs Elbert Whitley of Albemarle.
Postmaster Jim Harding reported a faulty vending machine in Blytheville Arkansas post office lobby that returns the purchaser's change while dispensing the correct postage stamps prompting a service halt. The incident was observed Monday and affects customers using the machine for postage and change.
A column advises finishing bottles before bedtime to avoid a future habit. It suggests soothing bedtime rituals and stories to make bedtimes pleasant without bottle bribes. It also proposes mixing Gerber strained fruits with peanut butter or cream cheese for toddler sandwiches.
Dr. and Mrs. John F. Lynch announce the arrival of daughter Sally Lovelace Lynch at High Point Memorial Hospital on February 7.
Mr and Mrs Dean Morgan announce the birth of a daughter Pamela Ann at High Point Memorial Hospital on February 6.
Mr and Mrs J R Marshall of 420 Tomlinson Street announce the birth of a son named Danny Lee on February 6 at the local hospital.
Mr and Mrs Fred Atkins Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter Jo Ann at the local hospital on February 6 Mrs Atkins is the former Miss Georgia Lovelace of Reidsville.
Mr and Mrs Cecil H Wilson of Superhighway announce the birth of a daughter Leslie Karen at High Point hospital on February 7 Mrs Wilson is the former Miss Sara Rice of Black Mountain.
Mr and Mrs Robert Woods announce the birth of daughter Rebecca Lynn at 119 W Willis Sr. on a date not provided. The brief notice records a new arrival and the family name Woods.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Widener of 511 Willowbrook Street announce the birth of a daughter Debra Ann on February 6 at the local hospital. Mrs Widener is formerly Miss Sylvia Morefield of Damascus Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Lomer McMahon of 122 Avondale Drive announce the birth of their son Mark Wayne on February 7 at High Point Memorial. The baby weighs and measures are not listed. Father and mother names are given along with address.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey addressing a farm audience in Hermiston accuses Nixon of plans for a phony farm program that would last only after the election. He blames Nixon for the current program, says it yields fewer farms and higher prices, and vows to campaign if any rival enters California’s primary.
Ebeneza Booze was found guilty in US District Court of illegal whisky possession. He claimed the alcohol was for asthma, but the judge ordered probation for two years and urged a different medicine.
Marion Gillespie, widow and publisher of the Greenwood Commonwealth, leads a Yankee era in the Mississippi Delta. Her son Bill Richardson runs the paper and daughter Mrs. William Michael Biggers is women's editor as the paper gains circulation and prestige. Marion hosts Delta society while maintaining ties to the North and travels abroad.
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