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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
9
Mrs Florence Dunbar, photo colorist for Snow Studio, spoke to Baptist Ministers Wives at Mrs J Harvey Clark home on Edgewood Drive. Mrs James Pharr presided at the devotional. Refreshments were provided by the hostess at the close.
Miss Sarah Stamey spoke before the Modernette Club at Adams Memorial YWCA about YWCA offices and functions. Guests included Mrs. W. R. Carter and Mrs. Charles Jones who introduced Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Harry Ayler, Mrs. Jim Best, and Mrs. Harry Wright. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Leon Green.
Mrs. Lee J. Coker of Carolina Ave Thomasville and the bridegroom married in Chesterfield D C on February 6 The bride attended High Point Central High School and works at M C Wood The couple will live with the bridegroom s parents
An eyewitness recounts the orderly disbanding after the meeting under Hostess. Mrs. William VanLiere presided for the club while Mrs. Bruce Conrad poured coffee amid estimates of participants and remarks.
Mrs J A Cammell, a longtime Winnipeg Gliding Club member, flies a glider at about 50 mph. She describes gliding as a safe sport with low speed, no fuel flames, and silent operation. She notes her five hour flight and past experiences with France.
Mrs. P. D. Haynes of 405 Chestnut Street hosted the Variety Club valentines luncheon attended by members. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clarence Hale and another member. invocation by Mrs. Henry Asbury. Plans for future programs were discussed as hearts and Cupid décor set the festive mood.
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Greene celebrated their 50th anniversary with an open house on Feb 13 at their Rt. 4 Asheboro home. The couple, married Feb 12 1916 in the bride’s home by magistrate S. A. Cox, has five daughters and a history spanning Ellerbe Troy and Randolph County.
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