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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1960
Page
3
Xi Psi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a Monday evening meeting led by program chairman Mrs Ray Sutts to swap party ideas for boys and girls of all ages. Hostess Mrs Bill Hylton reported a candy sale in progress and a March 2 mock fashion show for members only.
Local couples announce the births of children at High Point Memorial Hospital. Caroline Ilderton and Michael Anthony. Curtis Scott Williams. Michael Hudson Jones. Jeffrey Dale Huddleston. Timothy Hal Baldwin. Cindy Lou Teague. Leah Ruth Poovey. Robert Michael Wright. Sherry Diane Barger. Dates range Dec 31 to Jan 4.
Raleigh reports peanuts as versatile tasty additions beyond snacking. Miss Virginia Wilson of the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service promotes peanuts as a rich protein source and a meat alternative. Homemakers are urged to try new recipes using peanuts with chocolate bits and peanut brittle demonstrating simple, flavorful preparations.
Community calendar listing dinners and meetings for Exchange the Club Iota Sigma Chapter WCTU Pilot Club Primrose Garden Club Junior Woman's Club Weed n Win Garden Club Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club and other garden and civic clubs. Details include dates times and host addresses across several participating households and venues.
The schedule lists adviser training at 10 and multiple swim classes for women and girls throughout the day, plus clubs and teen activities. Saturday features a children's Bible story at Radio WMFR.
Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held its regular semi monthly meeting last evening at the home of Mrs Wayne Brackett at 11404 Williams Pl.
Sunset Club meets Friday at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Arlen Pons to discuss a Poverty Party and Christmas party for the chapter. The Mary Childress report from Marywood Apts and the Seventh Day Adventist School note a winter vacation theme with Alpha readers and 32 students.
Miss Janice Lea White and Billy Ray Burge united in marriage on December 19 in York South Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Worth P. White and wife of Route 3. The groom is the son of Charles A. Burge and wife of Route 2 Trinity. Both are Trinity High School alumni. she is a student, he works at Globe Parlor Furniture Co. They will reside on Route 2, Trinity.
Miss Rachel Mixson and family returned home Saturday from extensive travels to New Orleans the Mississippi coast Mobile and Pensacola with a stop in Avanta Georgia. Kathryn Ingram returned to St Catherine's Richmond after holidays at home. Major Janes Bond and wife and sons Jimmy and Michael head to Colorado Springs for three years of duty following a Greenland posting. Clay Yakley and Mrs Paul Williams were admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment and visitors are limited.
In Newark the rag trade keeps turning, with dealers moving roughly ten million dollars worth of used shirts sheets and wiping rags yearly. Officials estimate over 30 thousand tons of rags processed annually and about two million pounds of bones collected weekly for agricultural and industrial use.
The Suburban Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at Mrs Mildred Anthony residence on Willonbar Terrace. Mrs Worth Ivey will speak to the group on Birds.
Mrs Iris Gaither a Xi five suggestions for Beta Sigma Upsilon Chapter organizational changes spoke to the group at the home of Miss Mildred Knox 1323 Emerywood Court Apts on Jan 18 Mrs Gaither outlined Benjamin Franklin as an example of multiple genius and Mrs Hazel Carter city council president reviewed tentative plans.
A promotional notice claims Sonotone offers eyeglass models for men and women that enable hearing without any in ear devices. Demonstrations available with no obligation.
Forestdale Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs M M Fire Sheets home on Knollwood Drive with Mrs Hubert Davis as associate hostess.
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