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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
11
Jackie Welsh from Paris and Mrs. Charlotte Fairman announce a fashion show to be held at the YWCA on Tuesday March 15 at 7 p.m. De Edwards home featured a George Washington Birthday motif and a Flemish arrangement in an antique gold container as part of decorations.
The BPW Club sponsors a Saint Patrick's Day Dance on March 12 at the Sheraton Hotel. The event begins in the evening with music by a local band and an optional dinner. Proceeds support the local chapter's educational programs and activities.
Mrs W B Hall of 901 Johnson St will entertain the Canterbury Club on Friday at 3 o clock. The hostess will greet members and present a brief program as part of the club’s social schedule.
High Point Altrusa Club members and guests met at the Sheraton Hotel for an evening program with Ralph Sheppard. Dinner preceded the discussion on a current ways and means project and welfare in Guilford County. He described Medicare access and timing and answered member questions.
Mrs. Faye M. Hilton and William C. Hilton presided over High Point Chapter 106 Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Dorothy Lichtenberger served as pro-tem marshal and Harold Lichtenberger as pro-tem sentinel during the business meeting.
Rev and Mrs J Harley Cecil of Butner announce the birth of their daughter Connie Jo on February 20 at Rex Hospital. Jo Ann Cook of Conover is the former Mrs Cecil. An installation event is announced for March 19 at 8 p m at the Masonic Temple with officers and a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Hilton at 510 Florham Dr March 5 from 8 to 10 p m.
Miss Patsy Annette Callaway daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennie D Callaway of 405 Hodgin Street and Jerry Monroe Shoaf son of Mr and Mrs Ed Shoaf of 404 Jeanette Street were married Monday at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church. Rev Russell Hinton officiated. The couple will reside in Jamestown Route 1.
The Bona Dea Club announced the winners at its Monday evening gathering held at a home on Greenhill Drive. Refreshments followed the games of the theme rs. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Roy Webster on Langdale Drive.
Final plans announced at the High Point BPW Club meeting for a March 6 to 12 observance. They include a morning worship at College Village Methodist Church led by Rev. Kelley Jones, a March 7 banquet naming the Career Woman, a March 12 Goodwill Tea hosted by Mrs. C. E. Ritchie, daily devotionals by Mrs. Don Padgett on local radio, and a March 10 charm school at the YWCA with instructors Jit Rothrock Leta and Judy Barksdale guiding makeup hair care and wardrobe for business.
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