New Slate Installed By Exchangettes
After a Sheraton Hotel dinner meeting, Exchangettes installed a new leadership slate. President is Mrs Clarence Vincannon with Mrs P W Callaham as vice president. Other officers include Mrs T A Kemp secretary Edgar Staley treasurer and Lester Morgan assistant treasurer. Twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Mesdames T. A. Kemp
Clarence Vincannon
Exchangettes
P. W. Callaham
Edgar Staley
Lester Morgan
Vincannon
Ed Mourane
Primrose Garden Club Hosts Movie Evening
Members of the Primrose Garden Club and their husbands gathered at the George Freeman home 916 Parkwood last evening to view films from his European tour. Mrs. R L Deal Jr co hosted with Mrs Freeman. following a short business session refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Garden Club
George Freeman
Parkwood
Freeman
R. L. Deal Jr
Shorter Coat Trend Steals Spotlight From Designers
Shorter skirts and nine tenths coats, first popularized by Balenciaga, return as a season favorite. The new coats stop above the ankle revealing more of the dress or suit, offering practicality with lighter weight and easier movement for travel and daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balenciaga
Costa Rica program highlighted by WCTU chapter
Iota Sigma Chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union held a meeting at Mrs. C. V. Rich home on Hamilton Street featuring a Costa Rica program. Mrs. Joe Petree spoke on geography and social customs with colored slides before being introduced by president Mrs. S. L. McFarland. The session opened with New Year devotions by Mrs. T. R. Dixon and included a report on a Christmas dinner for a needy family followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Iota Sigma
Women's Christian Temperance Union
C. V. Rich
N. Hamilton St
Joe Petree
States
Petree
S. L. McFarland
T. R. Dixon
Slacks Sell Fast for Comfort and Fit
Despite many women not liking slacks, they move quickly due to comfort. The article advises buyers to choose fully lined pants to help the figure and ensure a better look.
March Date Set Barbershop Concert At High Point College
Pilot Club plans a barbershop concert sponsored by the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Singing. The event is set for March 18 at High Point College Auditorium with Mrs Melva Price as chair and Elma Ellis as assistant. New members Louise Bruton and Tess Ellington welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Bertie York
Melva Price
Elma Ellis
Lib Culler
Sistance
Nancy Sumter
Olivia Wadsley
Almetta Brooks
Betty Ann Lizzie
High Point College
Louise Bruton
Tess Ellington
Pilot International
Births at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Norman announce the birth of a son Kevin Eugene on Jan 3. Mrs Norman is the former Paige Apple of Kernersville. Bradley Keith Walker born Jan 2 to Mr and Mrs Donald Walker. Laurie Lee Underwood born Jan 3 to Mr and Mrs Bill Underwood. Thomas Jeffrey Burnett born Dec 31 to Mr and Mrs Thomas R Burnett. Karen Denise born Dec 31 to Mr and Mrs Lacy Whitaker. Kerry Dennis born Dec 31 to Mr and Mrs Henry L Goins. Twins Shirley Gale and Philip Dale born Dec 26 to Mr and Mrs Clyde Passmore.
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Eugene Norman
Rt. 1
Colfax
Kevin Eugene
High Point Memorial Hospital
Norman
Paige Apple
Kernersville
Donald E. Walker
Mark Ave
Asheboro
Bradley Keith
Laurie Lee
Thomas R. Burnett
Futrelle St
Thomas Jeffrey
Burnett
Virginia Barbee
Concord
Lacy Whitaker
Putman Ave
Karen Denise
Henry L. Goins
Marywood Rd
Kerry Dennis
Passmores
Clyde Passmore
Shirley
Gale
Philip Dale
Pierce Family Holiday Visits Span States and Texas
Richard Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grier Pierce of San Francisco, visits grandmother Mrs. R. W. Pierce in Statesville and will return to Beeville Navy Base. Mrs. Pierce's daughter Mrs. Martin Edwards and family arrive from Daytona Beach for holidays in High Point and Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordy return home at 213 Montheu Ave after a holiday visit with son Dr. Tom Gordy and family of Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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Richard Pierce
Grier Pierce
San Francisco
Calif
R. W. Pierce
Vernon St
Statesville
Beeville
Tex
Fred Gordy
Montheu Ave
Tom Gordy
Pittsfield
Mass
Kirchofer Post Plans To Conduct Membership Drive
Roger Kirchofer Post 206 members met at the region home to set January for a unit conference in Durham and a local membership drive. Four new members joined as Mrsa Ellington led the business session. Mrs LeWallen hosted and Mrs Barnes won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kirchofer
Durham
Oscar Ellington
Carrie Lewallen
June Barnes
Suburban Garden Club Cancels January Meeting
Illnesses within its membership force the Suburban Garden Club to cancel its January gathering. The group normally meets on the first Thursday of each month.
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Suburban Garden Club
Right Hattitude Hat Guide for Petite Women
Petite women may be surprised to learn they can wear large hats. Hats should be well proportioned and judged by a full length view rather than a quick mirror glance.
Adelaide Wendler to Lead New Double M Club Slate
Mrs Cater will head the 1961 slate of officers for the Double M Club at a YWCA luncheon meeting. New officers include Mrs Joe Lambeth first vice president Mrs Fred Alexander second vice president Mrs Max Cooke recording secretary Mrs Charles Ferguson corresponding secretary Mrs William Webster treasurer and Mrs Lonnie Weatherford assistant treasurer. The outgoing president Mrs Voelkert presided and read committee reports while presenting a club gift. Pink carnations were given to 14 new members and attendance prizes awarded to Mrs Lambeth Mrs Turner and Mrs George Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Cater
Double M Club
H. L. Voelkert
YWCA
Joe Lambeth
Fred Alexander
Max Cooke
Charles Ferguson
William Webster
Lonnie Weatherford
Voelkert
Leon Webb
Sunshine
Cater
Mesdames Lambeth
J. J. Turner
George Taylor
The
I R
Mesdames William Webster
L B. Cater
Parks Director Speaks At Garden Council Meet
Jesse Taylor director of city parks and recreation spoke to the High Point Council of Garden Clubs at a library morning meeting. He discussed potential joint city and garden council sponsorship for a city beautification nursery. A council spokesman says the final decision rests on individual club votes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Taylor
City Parks and Recreation
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Garden Council
Officer of WCTU Talks On State Laws At Meeting
Mrs. L. V. Scott spoke on state laws at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting held yesterday at 905 Johnson St. The former WCTU state president and current secretary of the department of legislation led the talk. Eighteen members and the guest speaker attended as Mrs. Ray Warner presided and Mrs. Jim Sheats read the devotional. The group voted to donate to the state legislation department secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Scott
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson St
WCTU
Dept. of Legislature
Ray Warner
Jim Sheats
State Legislation Dept
VFW Auxiliary Plans Tea for National President
The ladies auxiliary of VFW Post 1960 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the post home on W Burton Street to arrange a January 21 tea honoring the national president who is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Post
W. Burton Street
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Es’ Leaders
Dal Bayles
Primrose Gardeners
Tobe
Pilot Clu
Kevin Eugene Norman
Bradley Keith Walker
Laurie Lee Underwood
Bill Underwood
Oakland Ave
Thomas Jeffrey Burnett
Karen Denise Whitaker
Kerry Dennis Goins
Kirchofer Post
Hattitude
P.C.S
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main St
Adelaide Wendler
Mrs. Cater
Clu B
Pinehurst
State Fair Arena
Raleigh
Landscape Design
Woman's College
Greensboro
W. B. Lee
Lote of
Permaglas
City Appliance CO
Wrenn
Grace Flower
Haley
Allied van Lines
S. Centennial Ph
U.S
Ation
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Main Drug
Jack Southerland
N. C
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Association
Durham, N. C
Jewelers
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