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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1956
Page
17
The Modernette Club invited about 23 guests to a Thursday luncheon at the Adams Memorial YWCA where Charles Loflin spoke on Crusade For Freedom. New members Mrs Mildred Kennerly and Mrs Joe Bird were introduced, and Mrs Buster Bulla gave the invocation.
Miss Nancy Quinn will serve a three week recreation internship at the local YWCA. Dorothy Gueth executive director says the Greensboro Woman's College student will work with young adult and teen groups and will be treated as a Y staff member during her stay. She will reside with Ellen Strawbridge director of Young Adult activities at 1222 N Main.
The Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 PM at the home of Miss Elizabeth Swiggett 302 Louise Ave. The event invites members to attend.
Almanac Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 o clock with Miss Emmett Sumner as hostess and Herbert Ragan as associate hostess. C N Cox will be guest speaker at the meeting.
Miss Betty Jean Sherrill entertained her attendants with a dinner at the Pilot Life Club House Friday evening. Attendants and mothers were present, gifts were given, and the group then attended the Green Street Baptist Church rehearsal for her wedding to Edwin Albert Ludewig.
Dorothy Roe notes that women, who buy 85 percent of merchandise, drive auto styling trends. George W. Walker says color, trim and silhouette matter more than motor, with fashion and car design evolving together. Styling, not mechanics, sells cars and everyday items from toothpaste to garbage cans.
The High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary plans a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at 916 N Rotary Dr hosted by Mrs E R Anderson Jr. Guest speaker will be Mrs William P Brewer of Greensboro president of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Auxiliary.
Mrs George Machen will host the Book League at her Ferndale Drive home on Tuesday at 10 in the morning. Mrs H O Williams will lead the program continuing the study of North Carolina authors by discussing James Street.
The executive board of the High Point Woman's Club will meet at the club house on High St. Tuesday at 10 a.m. The regular luncheon for all members will be held at the club house Wednesday at 12 noon. A moist wad of steel wool with soap can erase rubber heel marks from linoleum floors.
Miss Janice Jane Farlow and Elwood Stanton Hockett wed last evening at Marlboro Friends Church. Rehearsal preceded a Friday night cake cutting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Farlow at Route 3 High Point. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hemschel N. Hackett Sr., Mrs. John Ridge, and Mrs. Aubrey Kirby. cake by Mrs. Ridge. punch by Mrs. Wilford Davis.
Alicia Hart notes that as women age hair thins, especially fine hair. She warns thinning can cause frizz and dryness and emphasizes the need for expert trimming and thinning to create the appearance of thickness and a closer lay to the head.
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