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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1960

Page

16

Miscellaneous Shower Honors Recent Bride

Mrs. Harold Hoover Jr tied the knot on Dec 30 and was feted at a Friday evening miscellaneous shower at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church. Hostesses Mrs. Paul Whitlock and Mrs. Andrew Webb led games, gifts, and a decorous refreshment table with white satin damask, ivy, and lilies. guests included Mrs. C. F. Holder and Misses Carole and Ronda Holder.

Harold Hoover Jr Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Hut Paul Whitlock Andrew Webb J. W. Greenway Ronda Holder G. E. Rich Willie Leonard Hoover C. F. Holder Carole Norma Jean Holder

Parkway Duplicate Club Winners Named In Card Game

Parkway Duplicate Club met Friday evening for a fractional point game using the Mitchell system with nine tables in play. North-South winners were C. C. Swaringen and spouse of Greensboro first. Grady of Charlotte second. Crosby and Myers of Thomasville fourth. Pearson and Sandon of Greensboro. East-West winners were Davidson of Winston-Salem first. Hilton and Smith second. Eargle and Mathews third. Catlin and Byerly fourth. Next Friday the Master Point game will award three master points.

North-South C. C. Swaringen Greensboro John Grady Charlotte C. M. Crosby Chester Myers Thomasville E. K. Pearson R. N. Sandon R. M. Davidson Winston-Salem Ethel Hilton Dave Smith Berlie Eargle Harvey Mathews John Catlin Wilma Byerly

First Methodist Re-Schedules Mission Study Event

The final session of the Church wide school on Medical Missions at First Methodist Church is tonight after a 6 o'clock fellowship hall supper. Dr. H. W. Kneedler, a medical missionary to Thailand for 15 years now practicing in Concord, will speak, followed by a film strip on Dr. F. L. Rice’s work at United Christian Hospital in Lahore Pakistan.

First Methodist Church H. W. Kneedler Thailand Concord F. L. Rice United Christian Hospital Lahore Pakistan

Private Nurses Hear Talks By Two Speakers

Miss Lena Jenkins from High Point Memorial Hospital spoke on therapy while Miss Pauline Kenny from the Greensboro rehabilitation center discussed convalescent care and rehabilitation patients. The Private Duty Nurses met at 108 Barbee St hosted by Mrs. Ellis Baker with associates and 17 attendees enjoying refreshments.

Lena Jenkins Pauline Kenny Ellis Baker Barbee St Miss Jenkins High Point Memorial Hospital Miss Kenny Greensboro Baker Louise Adams Bill Andrews Tom Bruce G. T. Adams G. F. Waddell Betty Hill June Strickland

Montlieu Avenue WSCS Meeting Notice

Montlieu Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a 7 30 p m Monday meeting in the church fellowship hall. First Reformed Church groups schedule two events this week with chairmen in charge and reservations advised. Yellowstone National Park hosts over 200 bird species in sanctuary.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of Montlieu Avenue Methodist Church Fellowship Hall First Reformed Church Women's Guild Fellowship Arlene Prevatte Ingle Cook Rockwell C. Smith Girl’s Guild Ray Stutts Willard Hussey Main Street Methodist Church Clinard Classroom Yellowstone National Park World National Park

Miss Kirkman and McGuinn Hit Social Parties Ahead of Wedding

Miss Caroline Kirkman and her fiancé Bill McGuinn are the honored couple in a series of parties. A luncheon at Emerywood Country Club followed a daytime welcome with a corsage, flowers, and gifts. Attendees include families from Greensboro, Durham and High Point. groomsman Rob ert Yancey and friends host multiple gatherings through the week at Emerywood and private homes.

Caroline Kirkman Mr. McGuinn Bill McGuinn Miss Kirkman Emerywood Country Club William Johnson West End William Hopper Lenoir Kirkman McGuinn Robert Yancey Yancey Greenway Drive Greensboro Durham High Point John Foy Allen B. Welborn Anne Welborn Tom Latimer W. T. Powell Louis Voorhees E. T. Harrison Voorhees Forest Hill Drive Ring Home Woodruff Street W. W. Ring Ronald Falls

Out Our Way Garden Club Meets at Johnson Home

The Out Our Way Garden Club met at Mrs. J. W. Johnson's home on Steele Street for a pruning shrubs program. President Mrs. D. B. Wright opened the meeting and read A Garden by Thomas E. Brown.

Out Our Way Johnson Home J. W. Johnson Steele St D. B. Wright Thomas E. Brown L. G. Monroe L. H. Baker L.C. Brown Wright

Reminders for anniversaries and new jewelry offers

A salesman promotes a wedding anniversary reminder service and urges buying gifts at Lester's Jewelers. He touts new modern wedding bands with baguette diamonds, lavish gift items, and a large stock of jewelry at 144 N. Main St. Phone 5251 Av.

Lester’s Jewelers N. Main St

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Parkway First Methodist High’ Point, N. C Washington Ners Garden Center High Point Public Library C. K. Wright Busy Bee Garden Club Janet Teague Montlieu Avenue MAIN WSCS Brussels Adoria S. Main Street Beauticians Beauty College John T. Ellis & CO S. Main St S. of Ymca Washington’s Pink White Dogwood Madonna Gloxinia N. Wrenn DIAL Sweet William Carnation Burpee T. W. Wood Mandeville Lester Morgan
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