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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
6
Durham C announces at the winter meeting that the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs endorses Sanford's recommendation. The endorsement signals backing from BPW directors for the specified policy or proposal.
Warren Jones a student of Mrs Sidney Gayle gave a program at a Young Musicians Club meeting on Saturday Ellen and Liza Hawley hosted at their Parkway home He played Bach Clementi Beethoven and Scherpinin pieces with six club members performing Melinda Caldwell conducted a mothers serving crew after the program The report also covers local appointments and conference plans by official women groups in Chapel Hill and Raleigh with dates in March and June.
The Social Calendar lists multiple evening gatherings in High Point. Meetings include the Legal Secretaries at the Sheraton small ballroom Adams Memorial YWCA and the High Point Pilot Club dinner, Grow n Glow Garden Club hosted by Mrs. Monroe, Police Wives in City County Building room 200, and Country Garden Club with Mrs. Oneet Wood. Morning gatherings feature Pine Hill Garden Club with Mrs. Reams and Home and Garden Club with Mrs. Foy on W Lexington Ave Ext, along with Guilford Medical Auxiliary at YWCA. An Out-Our-Way Garden Club at 607 Hillcrest Dr completes the day, with AR artistic Beauty College offering classes at 132% W Commerce.
The Helping Hand Class at First Pilgrim Church meets with Mrs. Bessie Size at 220 Fisher St on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Class president Mrs Mary Scism urges all members to attend. Miss Alene Kelly of 305 Church St hosts the Bible Class on Wednesday at 10 a m with Miss Kelly as teacher.
The UNC Greensboro choral ensemble performed a program at the Monday Music Art Club meeting directed by Richard Cox. Soloists included Cris Isley soprano, Jay Best tenor, Martha Jones mezzo soprano, Martha Bridges contralto, Ray West baritone, with piano solos by Warren Seymour.
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts an essay contest in local schools for students in grades 5 through 8 to honor American History Month in February. The topic is American Naval Battles with examples like Bonhomme Richard and Serapis and Midway. Essays are due February 1.
Mr and Mrs Sammy Parks announce a son David Joe born January 2 at Wayne County Memorial Hospital Goldsboro. Mrs Parks formerly Miss Antoinette Nickens of High Point. Charles Lewis and wife announce a daughter Heather Denise born January 14 at the local hospital. Rhonda Faye born January 14 at Big Point Memorial Hospital announced by Mr and Mrs James A Adams of 1424 Welborn Street. J R Troxler and wife announce a son John Randall born January 14 at the local hospital in Thomasville. Danny Craig born January 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Leach of Route 3. Robert Scott born January 15 at the local hospital announced by J and Mrs Larry D Lewis of Route 5. Mrs Lewis is formerly Miss Ronda Alexander. Freddie Dunlap and wife announce January 16 arrival of daughter Marnie Anne at High Point hospital. Mrs Dunlap formerly Miss Carole Martin of Boston Massachusetts. Jonathan Christopher born January 15 at High Point Memorial to Mr and Mrs Paul Myers of Route 5. Tina Marie born January 16 at the local hospital announced by Mr and Mrs Terry Lukhart of 116 East Bellevue. Mrs Lukhart formerly Miss Kay Grant. Midge Marina born January 15 at High Point hospital to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lambeth Route 2 Thomasville. Mrs Lambeth formerly Miss Frances Fore of Thomasville. Clifton Frazier and wife announce January 14 arrival of daughter Stephanie Janine at the local hospital.
The contest will award one national finalist in each group a 25 dollar U S Savings Bond. Seventh and eighth graders are placed in the two categories. The exact grouping and judging will be announced by organizers.
A dense list of consumer items appears, including kitchen tools, writing supplies, toys, sewing threads, clothing fasteners, and household goods. The assortment enumerates items such as funnels strainers cake testers cookie cutters colored tooth picks sugar scoops ball and jack space men police whistle tape lines rulers dolls and balls coloring books spice jars and pens.
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