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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1958
Page
16
Miss Frances Farlow of Sophia attends as a guest. Sgt Bowers brother of Mrs Surratt has served in Germany and missed Christmas at home. Decorations and a decorated tree set the scene. About 30 guests share a dinner and present gifts, then socialize.
The DAR program will cover Heraldry in Genealogical Records as a featured talk. Continental Congresses will elect officers at the meeting, officials stated.
The Young Hearts Club gathered for a bridge afternoon hosted by Mrs. W. Gilbert Snyder Jr. on Spring Street. A dessert course was served to members before the games.
Jamestown Gardenettes Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs Harold Hall’s Forestdale Drive home with Mrs Logan Porter Jr as associate hostess. The program begins a three part series on flower arranging conducted by Mesdames F E Bunn and C A Normandy of Greensboro.
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular session Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. The event, titled Loyalty Night, honors grand chapter committee members and will be observed.
Unit IV of the League of Women Voters will hold an orientation program for new and existing members. The board will present the program at 8 p.m. in the parish house annex of the Episcopal Church.
Professional members will meet Monday evening at Adams Memorial YWCA at 7 30. General members will have group meetings in members homes on Tuesday at 10 a m.
Women members of the college faculty and staff will be honored Saturday with a tea hosted by the Faculty Wives Club of High Point. The event runs from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. at Mrs. Herman E. Coble’s home, 830 Circle Dr.
A wife recounts an eight year marriage with a sudden May departure by her husband who says he no longer loves her. He later sees another woman, refuses counseling, and vows to live alone while claiming still love for their young son. A reader advises inner work and professional pastoral counseling.
A program on interior decorating presented by Mrs. Raleigh Dingman includes a tour through Tomlinson's of High Point. The event highlights this month's Country Garden Club meeting. The group begins at 12 30 p m at Mrs. Ted Cochran's Old Winston Road with Mrs. Olive Overby as associate hostess.
The High Point Branch of the Guilford County Medical Auxiliary will hold a Wednesday program titled Music and Medicine. Meeting at 11 a.m. at Mrs. H. L. Brockmann’s home 912 Fairway, the guest speaker will be state president Mrs. Donnie M. Royall.
Mrs Doak Finch hosted the Contract Bridge Club luncheon at the Woman's Club Building in Thomasville. High score prize a travel kit went to Mrs R M Cooksey, and the visitors prize a sweater guard to Mrs P M Sherrill. Jonquils and Iris decorated the table. attendees included Mesdames Hodgin Wilson Finch Corcoran Mobley Rapp and Pennington.
Weed and Win Garden Club will meet on Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Clarence Ilderton at home 907 W College Dr Mrs Henry Dowdy will be associate hostess Mrs R T Cottam will speak on dried arrangements
Mrs Hayes will entertain the club on Tuesday with Mrs Lola Hayes and Association dames I H Mathews and I T Bennett present. Fred Yoder is scheduled as guest speaker.
Private Duty Nurses will meet at 7 30 p m at the home of Bob Snider 511 Lindsay Assoc hostesses will be Mes dames Rena Patterson Margie Rook and Ruth Robbins.
La Sertoma Club schedules a luncheon meeting with members and guests. Attendees will hear a brief program and discuss club activities.
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