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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1957
Page
6
In a reader letter a 75 year old, blind, widowed woman describes life in a city top floor room. She stays active with church groups, painting, typing lessons, and neighbourly acts while explaining she does not want pity. Mary Haworth replies urging friendly outreach within discretion.
A schedule of meetings across Tuesday to Friday includes Delta Alumni Association with Mrs. Donald Conrad Emerywood, Altrusa Club at Sheraton Hotel, High Point Chapter 106 OES at Masonic Temple, Hillsdale Garden Club at Mrs. Lyles Emerywood Court, Woman's Club board at Greenway Drive, Deep River Home Demonstration Craft Day and luncheon, High Point Woman's Club luncheon, Modern Study Club at 911 W. College, Sunset Garden Club at Archdale, Canterbury at Rockspring Road, and Faculty Wives Club bridge and canasta at Emerywood Club.
A loud crash drew Officer Ralph Cullen to a Burbank intersection to witness a car limp away from a collision with a light post. John Wright, 35, was booked on suspicion of driving while intoxicated following the incident.
March issue page 44 outlines a valued community service opportunity. For more information contact S. Howser in Julian North Carolina.
Mrs J M Gray was honored at Guilford Dairy Clubhouse with a buffet dinner at 1 p m on Sunday for her 88th birthday. About 75 relatives attended hosted by her daughter Mrs Arthur E Joiner. Attendees included Mrs Vera Glenn Port Chester N Y and J Raymond Gray Port Chester N Y plus Joseph O Gray of this city. An orchid corsage from Betsy Grayman of New York Raleigh and High Point complemented the cake and pastel flowers centerpiece.
Detroit resident Philip Corton O Neal asks the Probate Court to grant a name change citing confusion. He requests to be known as Mohandus Takai Asaka.
In Thomasville the Chairtown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met with Mrs. Joe Edwards to lay plans for National Secretaries Week April 21 to 27. Mrs. Edwards was named chairman of the local observance committee and the theme is Better Secretaries Mean Better Business. The Carolina division meeting will be held in Durham May 17 to 19.
Vickie Sue Lambeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Doyle R Lambeth Route 3 was honored with a party at Guilford Dairy Club room on February 23 to mark her eighth birthday Feb 22. Miss Bonnie Faye Lambeth directed games and dances with prizes for Linda McCrary and Eddie Bryant.
Mrs A R Anderson of Route 5 High Point recovers satisfactorily at High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery last Thursday. Visitors are welcome. Mr and Mrs J Raymond Gray and daughter Karen of Port Chester NY visited High Point and Randleman for a birthday celebration for Mrs J M Gray and returned by plane yesterday. Mrs Gray’s daughter Betsy Gray also with them. Mr and Mrs R K Goodwin hosted Walter W Rivers of Columbia SC and Dorothy Sears of the South Carolina Baptists WMU at their 1103 Bridges Street home over the weekend. Rivers and Sears left for Columbia Sunday evening. The Rev Arlo Newell of 106 Greenview Terrace was called to Wichita KS for his mother’s illness and will conduct a revival in Grove City PA this week. he will preach at First Church of God on Sunday. Mr and Mrs S D Gibson of Greenville SC visited their son and daughter in law at 601 Edgedale Drive and will stay through the weekend. Mrs May Hagger of Route 1 Jamestown returned home after surgery 12 days ago at High Point Memorial Hospital.
If you own marble topped chests or tables the best way to keep them clean is to wash them at least once a week with hot soapy water. Follow with clear water and wipe them dry with a cotton towel.
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