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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1957
Page
6
A get acquainted party honoring pledges and husbands was hosted by Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the Elks Club. Social chairman Mrs. Howard Stutts led the arrangements with games prizes and dancing. Winners included Bill Martin and Jack Burroughs.
Mr and Mrs Joel P Paul Route 3 Thomasville announce son Michael Lee born January 19 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Bill Dixon Baltimore Md announce daughter Cindy Leigh born January 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Chaplain and Mrs Eugene Curtis 410 Monthieu Ave announce daughter Donna Jean born January 18 at High Point hospital.
Miss Jane Kearns and her fiancé Gary Beal were feted at an open house hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Willis Welborn at 508 Denny St. A guest list of about 100 included visitors from Richmond Virginia Greensboro Asheboro and Thomasville. The couple wed Friday at Calvary Methodist Church.
The board of directors of the Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday evening at the High Point Chamber of Commerce. The start time was set for o’clock.
The Twentieth Century Study Club luncheon date changes from Wednesday to Thursday. Mrs. Robert R. Fountain hosts at the Woman's Club on High Street at 12 30 p.m. The program will be presented by Mrs. Charles Risch.
The High Point Woman's Club will hold a luncheon at the clubhouse on High Street. An executive board meeting will precede the luncheon, per the club's announcement.
A mail only advertisement offers a $1,000 final expense life policy for ages 60 to 80. No obligation and no calls. Mail a postcard or letter indicating age to Old American Insurance Company at 3 W 9th Dept L2532B Kansas City Missouri.
Kathleen Cameron Queen married Marshal P. Smith in a Rankin Memorial Church ceremony. Rev. J. S. Higgins officiated the double ring vows. The bride, daughter of Nettie Cameron, works at Bland's Music Store. the groom is a local contractor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. They plan a Florida wedding trip and will reside on Barker Street.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church met Friday with Mrs. Joe Tedder. A skit titled Why the Postman Was Late featured Mrs. Tedder, directed by Mrs. Grady Helmstetler. Discussions on missions finances followed, with plans to collect layette items for overseas shipment by May and to send Mrs. Jo Woody Shaw to the Quadrennial Assembly in Indiana in June. Also noted were the School of Missions February 3 to 24 and the United Church Women meeting January 28. The group urged attendance at the January 30 Dr. Frank Laubach luncheon. The Ready Class of Allen Jay Baptist Church meets tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Severnia Hawks.
Mrs. John Dale, formerly Ann Ridge, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Sonja Welborn and Miss Caroline Daniels at 2120 Edgewood Dr. in Chesterfield South Carolina. About 20 guests attended including the bride’s mother Mrs. Dolly Leonard. gifts included a woolen blanket and prizes were awarded for bridal games.
The Open Heart Club will meet at 7 30 Tuesday evening at 514 Parkside Drive hosted by Mrs Al Ralston with Mrs W D Fields as associate hostess A sweet sale will highlight the gathering.
Sunset Garden Club will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at Mrs J L Carrs home in Trinity with Mrs E W Allman and Mrs David Hudson as associate hostesses. The note on eggs advises not washing shells until just before use and explains the bloom on eggshells acts as a protective film.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Robert B Parker Post 383 of the American Legion will meet this evening at the home of president Mrs H H Davis in Jamestown. The president urges all members to attend the important gathering.
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