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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
8
Announcements list multiple births with names dates and birthplaces. Families include Veach of Denver Roberson and Dixon Fort Sam Houston Mabe and Bodiford in High Point and Jamestown with hospitals named High Point Memorial Brooke General Hospital and local hospital.
Various garden clubs and civic groups meet at local homes and venues in High Point. Events include executive board precedents at 2 15 p m and meetings at venues like the Sheraton Hotel and YWCA with hostesses named: Kellam Millis Pearson Burson Bos tian and many others.
Miss Alene Kelly will host and teach at the Wednesday Stephens Bible Class meeting at 305 Church St. The Wesleyan Service Guild of Wesley Memorial Church met in the social room with Mrs. Dorothy Hoskins presiding. A taped address by Dr. Gloria Wysner from last June’s guild conference, titled Give to Us the Now, was presented by Mrs. R. J. Welch followed by a devotional.
A Chicago pilot program places 60 former dropouts in three-day work shifts at Carson Pirie Scott as sales clerks and stock-room workers for a dollar an hour while two days focus on improving literacy math speech and citizenship. Funded without Ford Foundation support the project aims to boost earnings and employability.
Miss Shirley Pope presided over the business session as Miss Jane Winfrey announced the new officer slate. President Mrs Carol Saunders, vice president Mrs Dot Ai, secretary Mrs Polly Elliott, treasurer Mrs Margaret Williamson, board chair Mrs Shirley Pope, members Mrs Peggy Odom and Mrs Evelyn West were named. The annual report, sent to the state convention, was read.
For the coming holidays the article highlights satin turbans that glow on the face. It notes small head hugging draped turbans in emerald cerise white or black with jewel tone shades to match party costumes.
A brief note on undergarments highlighting non cling taffeta slips now offered in nylon and Dacron. They promise easy care, cancel the need for ironing, and dry quickly.
Rome reports fashion leaders plan to keep skirt lengths short for spring and summer 1967. Designs favor knees or just above, with sunny yellows and solar shades dominating, eclipsing violet hues and featuring orange hot pink and parakeet green as strong runners-up.
Mrs Clyde Turpin presided over the Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose Home on N Main Street last evening. New member Mrs D C Jones welcomed and Lance Spencer spoke on loyalty from Greensboro former district president and past governor.
Frankie Marie Gladden and Robert G. Kearns were married in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony Saturday in York South Carolina. Charles F. Nunn officiated. The bride is the daughter of the late Frank and Mrs Gladden and the groom is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert L Kearns.
Press Week editors view Singer Company World Collection showing spring fabrics in bold colors and varied textures. Fabrics cover booths and tables, with florals, stripes, plaids and dots in knits, crepes, voiles, and synthetics.
Miss Karen Shelton bride elect of Jerry Woodrow Smith was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday night at 4011 S Main St. Mrs. A M Smith and several Smith relatives hosted. Gifts included a pink carnation corsage and a dry iron. The couple plan to wed January 14 at Glenola Baptist Church at 8 p.m.
Daily hours listed as 10 to 5 with online details for Monday and Friday. Address at 1322 Guanes and phone number 88 26415 noted for contact.
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