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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
9
Adelaide Wendler leads a feature on the High Point area scene and its cultural scene in Adelaide as it maps local arts and civic life. The piece profiles Wendler’s role in shaping community events and neighborhood identity.
Mrs. Fred Eshelman hosted the Wayside Garden Club meeting with 18 members and two visitors present. The program on unusual plants by Mrs. Edith Sherrod was postponed, and refreshments included chocolate pound cake rings and pine seeds.
Mrs. Henry Whipple entertained Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis with a Valentine themed buffet at her N Hamilton Street home. Guests included Mrs. Hal A. Davis and Mrs. Charles A. Masline. Miss Davis is to wed Richard Masline March 19 at First Presbyterian Church.
Members of the Friendly Club of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and the Golden Age Club gathered for a Gay Nineties banquet at the church. Eighty-two attendees enjoyed a covered dish luncheon prepared by Mrs. J. A. and Mrs. Letha. Mrs. Eleanor Clifton led the program with a opening poem by Mrs. J. A. Eshelman recalled the era while Howard Coble led group singing with Harriett Godwin as accompanist.
Jake Harris urged strong family ties during the Double M Club luncheon at the YWCA yesterday. Mrs Clyde Lewis presided before the talk and Mrs Fred Alexander and Mrs Stanley gave the invocation.
Mrs Olivia W hent presided at a Pilot Club dinner at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Members announced plans for a Lexington birthday event on Feb 17 and the 19th anniversary of the Point Club. Pilot convention is set for Asheville April 22 24 and Easter Seals sale will be held locally with proceeds to Crippled Children. Proceeds will go to state groups.
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