Neighbors Host Shower For Bride Eleanor Baker Booker
Guests gathered at the Koontz home on Gatewood Avenue to honor Mrs. William C. Booker Jr., the former Eleanor Baker. Pink carnations and mixed gifts highlighted the event with refreshments served on a lace-draped table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Booker Jr
Gatewood Avenue
Clifton
Frank Roberts
C. A. Koontz
Randy Burgess
Koontz
Booker
Eleanor Baker
Hugh Baker
William C. Booker
Public Invited To Attend Benefit Spaghetti Dinner
Beta Sigma Phi members will serve a spaghetti dinner to the public Saturday from 5 to 8 at the First Reformed Church on English Street. Proceeds fund a powder room for the new YWCA building. Tickets available from any Beta Sigma Phi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
First Reformed
English Street
YWCA
Little Theatre Group Presents For Thomasville Woman's Club
Winston Salem Little Theatre Group showcased skits for the Thomasville Woman's Club luncheon. Doris Pardington led the program with First Lady by Kaufman and Simpson, highlighting its 1930s roots and presidential election relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Little Theatre Group of
Winston-Salem
Thomasville Woman's Club
Doris Pardington
George S. Kaufman
John Simpson
Robert Eisenberg
Pardington
Fine Arts
Vann B. Stringfield
Banner
High Pointer In Charter Membership Of Professional Music Sorority
Greensboro based Mu Phi Epsilon chapter announces 28 charter members at Woman's College. Faculty advisor Inga Borgstrom Morgan lists key members from Greensboro and surrounding areas including Atkisson Holloway Winston and Batts Brett Leonard Shipwash Marsh and many others. Initiation set for 3 p.m. at Alumnae House with Rosal ie Speciale officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mu Phi Epsilon
Woman's College
Inga Borgstrom Morgan
Claire Healey Atkisson
Birdie Helen Holloway
Shirley Winston
Woman's College School of Music
Fay Batts
Rocky Mount
Rachel Augusta Brett
Burlington
Martha Leonard
Gloria Ann Shipwash
High Point
Margaret Tyson Marsh
Patricia Ann Ayscue
Washington
N. C
Lee Bellaver
Tappan
N. Y
Mary O'Neal Bourne
Linda Louise Elybeth
Raleigh
Helen Marie Burnette
Draper
Lois Kathryn Easterling
Edith Chloe Nicholson
Janice Gai! Stanley
Jean Erdody
Asheville
Joyce L. Hitchcock
Athens
Louie Caroline Hawkins
New Bern
Mary Ida Hodge
Ann Miller
Salisbury
Carolyn Jane Jones
Ramseur
Dorothy Neal Keller
Cayce
S. C
Joan Hannah Kirby
Gastonia
Eleanor Early Pursell
Richmond
Shelby Jean Rogers
South Boston
Dixie Ann Ross
Lincolnton
Elizabeth Ann Smith
Albemarle
Rosalie Speciale
San Jose
Calif
National
Hot Date Eyes Freshen Up With Warm Cloths
When eyes feel tired and you have an unexpected date, apply hot and warm cloths alternately for a few minutes before going out to refresh and rejuvenate the area. This simple routine can help reduce puffiness and brighten the look of tired eyes.
Newcomers Club Installs Officers For Year
Mrs. W. B. Gray presided as city hostess and installed officers for the Newcomers Club including Mrs. W. H. Evans as president and Mrs. George Grant as vice president. Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Sirmon were absent. New members attending included several named ladies, with bridge and canasta played before luncheon. High bridge scorers were Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Blackwelder. canasta winners included Mrs. Gwyer and Mrs. Hinnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mesdames F. M. Habig
R. B. Hinnant
J. V. Simone
R. A. Torgersen
Lilla Ransom
F. I. Thompson
H. P. Griggs
Thompson
James Blackwelder
Chester Gwyer
Hinnant
Newcomers Club
The
Ywca and
City Hostess Service
James Wellbaum
Walter Thibodeau
Thomas Witner
George Grant
Sirocco Elects New State Members of Club
Sirocco Dance Club held its semi annual business session at the home of Mr and Mrs Steve Thornton Rt 1 High Point. 1961 officers were elected: Mr Thornton president Mrs Glenn Berger vice president Bill Leichman treasurer and Mrs Charles Maultsby secretary. Sam Caskey outgoing president conducted the meeting. Refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirocco Dance Club
Steve Thornton
Rt. 1
High Point
Thornton
Glenn Berger
Bill Leichman
Charles Maultsby
Sam Caskey
Beta Upsilon Hears Speaker at Epsilon Sorority Meeting
Beta Upsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met Monday evening with Mrs. Gene Kirby at 1121 Tabor St. Mrs. Dean Dull, president, opened the meeting and led the ritual. Mrs. Ralph Miller spoke on early childhood development. A Q and A followed. Welfare reports and spaghetti supper plans were discussed. Next meeting set for Jan 23 at Mrs. Taylor Rhodes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Gene Kirby
Tabor St
Dean Dull
Ralph Miller
Fairyland Nursery School
James Stanley
Taylor Rhodes
Alpha Rho Group Meets in Trinity
Mrs. Braxton Elliot hosted the Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in Trinity with Mrs. Don Morris as associate hostess. Reports were given by Mrs. Arlen Pons and Mrs. Don Morris. A social committee meeting is planned at Mrs. Jerry Berkelhammer's home to arrange a Valentine dance for February 4. Proceeds from a spaghetti supper for the YWCA powder room and tickets for the event at First Reformed Church were announced. A Jan. 23 meeting was set at Miss Landry Neely’s home. Refreshments followed for 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Bray
Civic Center
Woman's Club
Federation
Carl Wilson
Delores Matthews
Trinity
Braxton Elliot
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Don Morris
Arlen Pons
Jerry Berkelhammer
Harlan Burton
Ways and Means
First Reformed Church
New Ywca
Bus Black
Landry Neely
Newcomers Take Seats in Local Offices
Newcomers in new offices include Mrs William H Evans as president and Mrs W B Gray as city hostess. Mrs Richard Buck serves as corresponding secretary and Mrs Bill Sirmon as historian and chaplain, though they were unable to attend yesterday's meeting.
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W. B. Gray
Newcomers Club
W. H. Evans
George Grant
Thomas Witner
Richard F. Buck
Walter Thibodeau
James Wellbaum
Bill Sirmon
Buck
Sirmon
William H. Evans
Richard Buck
Cosmetologists Urged To Enter Hair Style Show
High Point cosmetologists met at the YMCA to discuss the spring fashion show featuring clothing and hair. Members were urged to contact Mrs Fran Robertson of Town and Country Beauty Shop, the group president, to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
YMCA
Fran Robertson
Town and Country Beauty Shop
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Little Theatre Group
Thomasville Woman’s Club
Matthews
Davidson County
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Order of Rainbow
Orion N. Hutchinson Jr
James W. Johnson
Willie Warner
Permagias
S. Wrenn
City Appliance CO
Main St
Allied
Allied Finance CO
W. Washington St
Sirocco
New
Grace Flower Shop
Rael
Hospital
North Carolina
Blue Cross
Durham
Dal Bayles
Bloom
N. Wrenn St
F Health
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Main Drug No
Southerland
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