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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1957
Page
6
Dean Hudson to perform for Sedgefield Dance Club social. Co chairmen announce events this month with dinner from 7 to 9 p.m. and dancing afterward. Committee praises efforts by Gebmantguinath as they organize seating and program details.
A list of social and club activities in High Point detailing dinners, meetings, and rehearsals across Sheraton Hotel Masonic Temple YWCA and various homes. Notable items include Junior League luncheon at the Woman's Club and a King and Queen Ball hosted by the Inter-club Council of Y-Teens at the YWCA.
The Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with Miss Mary Childress at William and Mary Apartments. Mrs A G Carson will lead the session. Refreshments will be provided and all members are urged to attend.
Betsy Creech hosted the Young Musicians Club at her grandmother's home 1223 Westwood. Mrs Crosby Adams was honored as composer of the month while Betsy led the meeting and Valentine party activities. Mary Allen Welborn chaired arrangements as 25 members enjoyed games and refreshments.
Alicia Hart notes the feather bob makes a comeback in a modern shorter form. The cut features a lighter smoother look with fewer curls and easier styling, building on 1939 41 trends while embracing practicality for the average American woman.
A busy listing of YWCA events including Teen Age Club Council meetings at 6:15 and 7:30, a B and P Club dinner at 6:45, swimming classes for women at 7:30 and 8:15, a Plunge period at 7:30, Adams Club meeting with Betty Griffith, staff and grade Y Teens sessions, Slim Gym classes, and 9th Grade Y-Teens sessions. Also notes Robins Club waffle supper at Little House, Finance Committee meeting, and Saturday events with Y-Teen City Conference, Double M Club dinner, and a Y-Teen Inter-Club Council dance at the YMCA.
A surprise birthday party was held for Bill Shirley at 8 p.m. Saturday. Guests included Sandy Adams Marvin Richards Judy Green Jerry Zimmerman Dorothy Carrick Darcy Green Jane Johnson Jimmy Shirley Nan cy White Don Delk Anita Kidd Merle McFarland Kay Harrison Sylvia Don Workman Jeanette Shirley Douglas Shirley. The event featured red and white decorations a football themed cake and a gift of a wristwatch from his parents Mr and Mrs J Hall Shirley of 1302 East Lexington Avenue.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met at the White House Cafe with president Mrs. H. W. Stroud presiding. Mrs. Paul Carroll reported on the drill team and urged members to join the next meeting. Plans call for the drill team to travel to Charlotte on Feb 25 with hostesses Mrs. C. T. Madden and Mrs. R. P. Tucker.
Mrs. J. E. Tilley remains in High Point Memorial Hospital after recent treatment and is improving with visitors allowed. Miss Margaret Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Stewart, made Meredith College dean's list as a senior this past semester. Carrie McGirt visited with her niece Mrs. Robert Morrow and traveled from Greensboro to Huntersville for work at Mecklenburg Tuberculosis Sanatorium. W. L. Hunt returned home yesterday from High Point Memorial Hospital after a three week stay.
The Letter Carriers Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Archdale home of Mrs John Bryant. Mrs Bill Tucker will preside at the business meeting.
Miss Lyn ete Miller of February is feted by Linda Morrison and Jobie Jackson at the Hawthorne Street home. The party features a Valentine theme with red and white carnations and gladioli. Miss Miller’s engagement to Charles E. Gregg Jr. is noted for a February 16 wedding at Brentwood Presbyterian Church.
High Point Camellia Club gathers Thursday at 10 30 with Mrs George Robb hosting on Hillcrest Dr guest speaker will discuss grafting camellias Mrs Everett Bryant assists as associate hostess at the meeting in hopes of sharing cultivation tips and plant care guidance.
A tangy glaze blends apricot preserves with lemon rind and juice, dry mustard, and soy sauce to accompany a roast. The mix creates a sweet sour balance enhancing savory meat.
The Health Information Foundation reports that expectant mothers, on average, have nine medical consultations with their doctors prior to delivering their babies.
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