ABWA Scholarships Awarded to Local College Senior
The Fur niture Capital ABWA chapter awarded $495 from the Stephen Button Memorial Education Fund to Linda Gayle Wood, a High Point College student. Marjorie Welborn presented the award as Hawks shared a trip slides and YMCA ties. A card party and Bosses Night Banquet were announced for January 30 and February 16 at Blair Park Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Capital Chapter
ABWA
Jackie Hawks
High Point Central High School
Adams Memorial Ywca
Linda Gayle Wood
Stephen Button
Marjorie Welborn
High Point College
Hawks
Nor
Camellia Club Members See Garden Films
High Point Camellia Club members viewed slides of gardens in the United States and abroad at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Edward L. Grimsley on Country Club Drive with Mrs. James S. Gilliam assisting. The program featured Gardens of Japan Thailand and the Holy Land followed by slides of Natchez Williamsburg Longwood Duke Bellingrath Womack Lambert and Portland Oregon Rose Gardens. Mrs. Carl Wood chaired the session and field trips were planned for spring. coffee and delicacies were served to 12 members by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
High Point Camellia Club
Edward L. Grimsley
Country Club Drive
James S. Gilliam
Japan
Thailand
Holy Land
Natchez
Williamsburg
Longwood
Duke
Bellingrath
Womack
Lambert
Portland
Ore
Carl Wood
Bake Sale Planned by Trindale Woman's Club
The Trindale Woman's Club will host a bake sale tomorrow in front of the Red Dot Superette in Archdale from 10 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trindale Woman’s Club
Archdale
Club Members Learn Care Of New Fabrics
Miss C Johnson taught Gingham district Union Hill Home Demonstration Club members to treat bonded fabrics like woolens except bonded tricot, preshrink permanent press items, and use Laston thread for elasticity. She outlined material selection factors body color lines weave and presented a paper dress sample. Mrs Haus er presided, welcoming new member Walter Vanover. C M Thomas elected vice president. council meeting set for Jan 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss C. Johnson
Union Hill
Geddie Avenue
J. C. Johnson
Miss Johnson
C. B. Hauser
Walter Vanover
C. M. Thomas
Mrs Hutchens Tells History of Tole Art
Mrs Walter Hutchens presented a program on To le Painting on Wood and Tin at the Green Gardeners Club. She traced the folk art to Europe and noted Pennsylvania Dutch examples as best and cited Pennsylvania Connecticut and Maine as early leaders. Hostess Mrs W W Burton served a sweet course. business session was led by Mrs D W Parham and speaker was introduced by Mrs C C Freen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hutchens
Green Gardeners Club
W. W. Burton
Monthieu Avenue
D. W. Parham
C. C. Freen
Hill McDonald Vows Spoken In High Point
Miss Mary Yvonne Hill and Mitchell L. McDonald wed in High Point on January 7 at the home of J P Hollingsworth. The bride, daughter of Norris L Hill, attended East Davidson High School. the groom, son of Robert McDonald, is a High Point Central graduate and U S Army veteran now employed by Marsh Furniture. They will live on Ashland Street in Archdale after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Park Drive
Mitchell L. McDonald
High Point
Robert McDonald
S. Hamilton Street
P. H. Hollingsworth
Kivett Drive
East Davidson High School
McDonald
High Point Central High School
U. S. Army
Marsh Furniture Co
Ashland Street
Archdale
Burbank Club Hears Review of Gee Whiz Book
Mrs Arch ie Honbarrier spoke to the Burbank Garden Club at Mrs Blake Thompson’s Sun set Drive home. She reviewed Gee Whiz I m Old by Agnes Durant Pylamb, noting the author is a minister’s wife who at 62 realizes she is old and reading several excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Honbarrier
Burbank Garden Club
Blake Thompson
Sunset Drive
Garden Club Meeting Nominating Committee Named
Mrs. Coyt Smith, club president, chaired the business meeting and welcomed two guests. She appointed Mrs. Holt McPherson, Mrs. W. W. Lentz and Mrs. E. O. Johnson to a nominating committee to present a slate of officers at the next gathering. The garden council report was given by Mrs. Homer Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyt Smith
Holt McPherson
W. W. Lentz
E. O. Johnson
Garden Council
Homer Haworth
Auxiliary selects project for 18 little red school houses
Mrs. G. D. Bostian hosted the I. T. Mann Unit of the American Legion auxiliary with Mrs. J. B. Stewart as cohostess. Mrs. L. R. Peacock reported the foreign relations study will focus on the Philippines and the group voted to contribute money toward the project during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Bostian
Old Winston Road
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
J. B. Stewart
L. R. Peacock
Philippines
Little Red
Trousers Galore In American Designers Show
Donald Brooks shows a bold Fall collection with high waistlines belts and rope cinches on dresses while trousers dominate for women. Japanese silk printed pant suits with kimono tops and scallop-edged lace trousers with fluffy ruffles highlight the emancipated look alongside crinkle crepe gowns and dramatic prints by Julian Tomchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Tomchin
Local Birth Announcements in High Point and Lexington
Mr and Mrs Johnny Serber announce the birth of Donna Annette on January 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Samuel Nagel announce daughter Susan Elizabeth born January 10 at the local hospital. Mrs Nagel is the former Miss Ares Whitley of Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Wendell Church announce daughter Ela Leigh born January 10 at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs William McLean announce daughter Shelley Carole born January 12 at the local hospital. Mrs McLean is the former Miss Patricia Thompson of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Serber
Rt. 5
High Point
Donna Annette
High Point Memorial Hospital
Samuel A. Nagel
Eastchester
Susan Elizabeth
Nagel
Ares Whitley
Greensro
Mrs
Wendell Church
Rt. 4, High Point
Ela Leigh
High Point Pital
William W. McLean
Rt. 2
Lexington
Shelley Carole
McLean
Patricia Thompson
Jamestown
Bridge Winners Revealed at Adams Memorial Bridge Meet
The Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club announced results from Wednesday's event. In the north-south division C. T. Ingram Jr. and Mrs. W. H. Linthicum led. other top finishers included Mrs. Laurence Ingram and Mrs. Elizabeth Marion. East-west winners were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson with additional placers including Miss Wilma Byerly and Miss Hazel Johnson. Seven tables played under the Mitchell movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club
C. T. Ingram Jr
W. H. Linthicum
Laurence Ingram
Elizabeth Marion
Robert Sheloff
Azalea Smith
Elmer Young
Ernest Howell
Melvin Johnson
Wilma Byerly
Hazel Johnson
Graham Morgan
Norman Licht
Stan Dol
Maryfield Auxiliary Dinner Cites New Officers
Sisters of Maryfield Nurs ing Home hosted about 50 guests including Leo J. Heer for a dinner and motion pictures. Eloise Ingram was elected chairman with P. C. Smith as secretary treasurer. installation set for March. Mrs. Thurman praised support and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of
Maryfield Nursing Home
Maryfield
Leo J. Heer
Royster Thurman
Eloise Ingram
P. C. Smith
Heer
Pierce-Sandlin Betrothal Told
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd Pierce announce the engagement of their daughter Danese Carol to Lester Sutton Sandlin of Jacksonville. The wedding is planned for February 12 at Flint Hill United Church of Christ. Miss Pierce graduates in 1962 and will complete an AB in biology at Elon College this month. Sandlin is a 1960 Beulaville High School graduate and 1965 Eckels College of Mortuary Science graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
John Boyd Pierce
Route 1
Danese Carol
Lester Sutton Sandlin
Jacksonville
R. H. Sandlin
Rt. 2
Beulaville
Flint Hill
Elon College
Mr. Sandlin
Beulaville High School
Eckels College of Mortuary Science
Philadelphia
H. S. Eckels Yoo Co
Pennsylvan
Virginia Dare DAC installs new Raleigh officers
New officers of the Virginia Dare chapter Daughter of the American Colonists were installed at a Raleigh meeting. Officers named include regent Mrs. John Whitescarver and vice regent Mrs. Nealey S. Stirewall with others serving as corresponding secretary and chaplain. The Carolina Charter of Raleigh branch was introduced at a luncheon following the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dare
Raleigh
John Whitescarver
Charlotte
J. F. Hayden
Nealey S. Stirewall
High Point
H. E. Mayhew
W. H. van Dalinda
Hickory
R. L. Brinson
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
DAC
Carolina Charter of Raleigh
Roy H. Crowder
Miss Lynne Merritt Marries William Lee Morris III
Mrs Lyndon W Joyce announces the marriage of her daughter Lynne Merritt to William Lee Morris III of Concord and Richmond Virginia. They wed at Crestwood Presbyterian Church at 6 p m on Thursday with Rev William Orders officiating. Attendant Miss Ann McKay ushers and Harley Baxter served as best man. After a reception at the Sheraton the couple plans a stay in San Francisco Las Vegas and will reside in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon W. Joyce
Lynne Merritt
William Lee Morris III
Concord
Richmond
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
William
Ann McKay
High Point
Rockingham
Harley Baxter
Charlotte
Bob Lain
Darrell Brooks
Joyce
Sheraton
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Inner Deck Announces New Policy Opening
The Upper Deck teen nightclub sponsored by Adams Memorial YWCA will open January 14 with a policy admitting couples only and requiring boys to wear coats and ties. The Sonics Combo and the Varcells 5 Combo will perform. Weekday daytime hours start January 16 from 4 to 5 pm for teens in school clothes with free admission and recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Sonics
Varcells
Official Whippings Return to English Schools Faces Decline
London reports that Staffordshire pupils protest a 1967 start with official orders allowing student spankings in about one hundred schools after twenty years without corporal punishment. The cat of nine tails will be shortened to three leather tails, signaling a shift in policy though Scotland still supports whippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Staffordshire
England
Scotland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yate
Chantal Af Adu
Art Richardson
Camellia Club
Mrs. Hutchens
Tole
Thomasville
Mary Yvonne Hill
Norris L. Hill
Mitchell McDonald
Burbank Club
Ik Wee R
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Women’s Editor
New York
Donald Brooks
Brooks
Wirephoto
Susan Nagel
Angela Church
Shelley McLean
Mitchell
Sisters Entertain Group
Pierce-Sandlin
Ianese Carol Pierce
P. R. Rankin
Hayden
Stirewall
G. E. Wertz
Bruce Carraway
Raymond Peace
James R. Fox
Missoure
Mr. Morris
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!