Newcomers Officers Assume Duties For New Year
New officers of the Newcomers Club took their posts at the first meeting of the year led by President Mrs. George Boehm and officers for vice president corresponding secretary recording secretary treasurer and historian. The group announced committee chairs for program publicity newsletter cards coffee decorations and hostess duties. A fashion show is planned for February 20 at the Y with tickets sold in advance by named members. New members were welcomed from Illinois Florida New York Morganton and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boehm
Robert Keene
John Duncan
Frank di
Lawrence Poe
William Kim- Ball
Grover Cole
Boehm
William McAnally
Hugh Simmons
David Linkpiel
William Stanley
Richard Dimino
Mack T. Johnston
Pearl Otto
Benny Hodge
Garden club meeting set for Thursday at 10 a.m.
The Out-To-Grow Garden Club will meet Thursday with host Mrs. Thurman Wall of 307 Skeet Club Rd. The gathering begins at 10 o clock.
Wooten Weds Owens In La Grange Presbyterian Church
Miss Martha Sue Wooten daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wooten Jr. wed Thomas Farrell Owens son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Owens on December 26 at La Grange First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Thomas M. Davis presided. The bride wore a formal Dulcette satin gown with lace trim and a satin Flemish cap veil. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Mary Lillie Talton and bridesmaids Mrs. Clell Smith Judy Piner Sandra Stallings Ruth Earp. Best man Clark Phillips and ushers Charles Wooten Ben Johnson George Elkins and L. G. Cashion. The bride, a East Carolina University graduate with a master’s, teaches at Guy B Teachey Elementary. the groom is a Guilford County health sanitarian. They reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Martha Sue Wooten
E. B. Wooten Jr
Thomas Farrell Owens
Ray Owens
Clover Dr
High Point
la Grange First Presbyterian Church
Thomas M. Davis
Greenville
Mary Lillie Talton
Smithfield
Clell Smith
Archdale
Judy Piner
Goldsboro
Sandra Stallings
Ruth Earp
Selma
Shawn Smith
Clark Phillips
Trinity
Charles Wooten
Ben Johnson
Lexington
George Elkins
Greensboro
L. G. Cashion
East Carolina University
Guy B. Teachey
Asheboro
High Point College
Guilford County Health Dept
Woodrow Ave
Beta Upsilon Plans Projects For Year
Beta Upsilon of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Oakview Estates to map a year of welfare and educational activities. They will prepare valentine favors for a local ill and aged home, stage a spring rummage sale, and assist with a kindergarten project at the pal Church. New committee assignments were announced and a program on Farry Americana featured antiques and Early American accessories with crafts and handwork on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lane Greene
Oakview Estates
Phillips
Don Elliott
Jack Ridge
Warren Hoffman
Pal Church
Ber Aetority
Phillip Strong
Herbert Price
Beta Upsilon
Paul Haas
Dennis Welborne
Earl Johnson
State Council
Holiday Inn South
Ray Greene
John F. Kennedy
Max Cooke
Elliott
Susan Groome and Earnest Shaw Engage for February Wedding
Susan Gayle Groome daughter of James and Mary Groome of 900 Arbordale Dr is engaged to Earnest Darrell Shaw son of Ernest and Mrs Shaw of 1210 Desk Dr The couple plan to wed February 9 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church The bride is a 1967 High Point Central High School graduate and active in cheerleading Junior Divinettes Rainbow and swim club The groom is a 1962 High Point Central graduate and a former wrestler team manager attended Davidson County Community College and High Point College He is a Greensboro Karate Club member and is stationed at Bunker Hill Air Force Base Peru Indiana He previously worked two years at Heritage Furn Co as a draftsman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Darrell Shaw
Ernest Lee Shaw
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Central High School
Junior Divinettes
Order of Rainbow
Davidson County Community College
High Point College
Greensboro Karate Club
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Peru
Ind
Heritage Furn. Co
Community club meetings and gatherings listed for today
Calendar items note 10 a.m. meetings at 222 Woodrow Ave and 307 Skeet Club Rd with Mrs J Worth Ivey and Mrs Thurman Wall. Evening events include the American Business Women's Assn dinner at Gatewood Ave YWCA and High Point Jaycettes dinner in the furniture building President's Room. Jamestown Jaycettes convene at 8 p.m. in the town hall with crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Camellia Club
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
The
American Business Women’s Assn
High Point Jaycettes
Furniture Building
Podiatrist Dr. Harvey Tilles Attends Detroit Seminar
Dr. Harvey Tilles, a local podiatrist with offices at 614 N. Hamilton St., heads to Detroit Civic Hospital for a four day post graduate seminar on foot surgery techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Tilles
Detroit
Mich
Civic Hospital
Tilles
N. Hamilton St
Convalescents urged to use Super Water One for calories
Recovered patients on regular high calorie diets are advised to use Super Water On for extra calories in egg nog milk shakes custards puddings and high calorie drinks. Pack includes recipes. Inquire at Mann Drug for Super Water On Emulsion or Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask
Af Mann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art Richardson
Lawrence Pie
George
William Kimball
High Point Ywca
Joseph Kudella
Kankakee, Ill
James Skinner III
Tallahassee
Fla
Steven Larimer
Syosset
N. Y
Nate Slack
Morganton
David Butterworth
Grand Rapids
Anita Torgerson
Senkpiel
James Bates
Sky City
Martha S. Wooten
Mr. Owens
Susan Groome
Mr. Shaw
Susan Gayle Groome
James Irvin Groome Jr
Arbordale Dr
Wildflower Garden Club
R. B. Moore
Gatewood Ave
Jamestown Jaycettes
Lindsay
Photographics Call
Palizzio
Florsheim
Barefoot Originals
Dorina
Mezzo
Socialites
Red Cross
Guantic
Vanelli
Edith Henry Oldmaine
Capezio Flats
LF. AD
Eskiloos
Hazel McGhee
Route 4
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ruth Goodwin
R. K. Goodwin
Westwood
Mars Hill College
Miss Goodwin
W. B. Warner
Council St
Duke Hospital
Roy L. Stilley
New Orleans
Grace Flower
North Wrenn
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