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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1957

Page

6

Legion Auxiliary Meets in Jamestown

The Ladies Auxiliary to Robert B. Parker Post 383 of the American Legion met in regular session at the Jamestown home of president Mrs. Maggie Davis. Mrs Mildred Easter served as associate hostess. Louise Richardson reported on the Post Officers Conference held in High Point. A sweet course followed for 10 guests. Replacing pieces the process of adding and subtracting can produce exciting changes in your home decorations scheme.

Robert B. Parker The American Legion Jamestown Maggie Davis Mildred Easter Louise Richardson Priscilla Club Charles Perry Woman’s Club High St Philomathean Club H. S. Coffield Lindsay St Kearns - Beal Calvary Methodist Church Gail Riggs Charlene Parrish Pickett St High Point College Harold E. Conrad W. College Alwayne Blair Sally Louise Edmonds YWCA Glenda Gail Edmonds Danville E. Ralph Brown Lexington Page Gaddy

Moravian Music Talk Presented to Musical Art Club

Donald McCorkle director of the Moravian Music Foundation spoke at the Musical Art Club gathering at Mrs. W. T. Powell's home 204 Hillcrest Dr. He used taped Moravian works to illustrate eighteenth century composers most of whom were ministers writing as a vocation under hardship. He noted the music was archived and unsung and will soon be published and sold. Members asked questions and refreshments followed. The club voted donations to the Hinda Honigman library building and to the Foundation for Advancement of Music.

Musical Art Club Donald McCorkle Moravian Music Foundation of Winston-Salem W. T. Powell Hillcrest Dr Edith Sherrod David Yow Dan Smith Norman Acker McCorkle N. C. Russell Hinda Honigman Transylvania Music Camp Foundation For Advancement of Music

Community Club Schedule Highlights Week Ahead

A dense listing outlines meetings and social events from Tuesday to Saturday at High Point venues. Activities include board meetings at the Chamber of Commerce, various club luncheons, showers and rehearsals, a wedding, and a concert at High Point College Memorial Auditorium.

Local residents receive hospital updates and travel plans

Mrs. Raymond C. French of 1019 Bridges St. is improving after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Mrs. Myrtle Maners and party depart Sunday for a two week Florida tour with Mrs. Kathleen Mullis joining in Charlotte. Mrs. Garnett Ray of Winston-Salem remains a Baptist Hospital patient for examination and treatment. Miss Becky Hughes is home with chickenpox. Miss Barbara Whitson returns to the University of California Medical Center after a visit with relatives in Concord and High Point.

Raymond C. French Bridges St High Point Memorial Hospital Myrtle Maners Marie Maners Bertie Beck Florida Charlotte Kathleen Mullis High Point Barbara Whitson R.N University of California Medical Center R. L. Whitson Concord

Miss Patricia Macon Birthday Party Honors 16th

Miss Patricia Macon was feted at Blair Park Club house Saturday as her mother Mrs John Macon hosted a party for her 16th birthday. Guests enjoyed recordings games prizes went to Sandra Creech Ronald Stamey and Betty Macon gifts were given then refreshments served by Mrs Macon aided by Mrs David Craugh n aunt of the honoree.

Patricia Macon John Macon Blair Park Club House Patricia Sandra Creech Ronald Stamey Betty Macon Macon David Craughn Chris Dwyer Judy Clark Nancy Boone Brenda Gray Judy Poindexter Brenda Demchak Jean Bedford L. G. Cashion Jr George Hayworth Jimmy Curlee Buddy Steadman Marvin Slate Jr Larry Peterson Ronnie Huber Phil Sedberry Ronnie Pernell

Births listed for several infants in High Point area

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Jones announce Kerry Layne born January 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital. W. T. Strickland’s son Terry Lee born January in same hospital. David K. Tillison and wife announce daughter Mary Celeste born January 18. Robert and Mrs. Welch announce daughter Joyce Ann born January 18. Welch is former Joan McDaniels. Walter Hazelton’s son Jesse Franklin born January 21. S. F. Clarke announces son John Harold born January 21. Charlie E. Key and Billie Sue Michael announce son Kevin Khristopher. Charles Gibson and former High Point resident announce son Brian Keith born January 17 in Hickory hospital.

Kerry Layne Jones Clarence L. Jones Gatewood Ave Kerry Layne High Point Memorial Hospital Terry Lee Strickland W. T. Strickland Welborn St Terry Lee Mary Celeste Tillson David K. TiLlson Arlington St Mary Celeste Joyce Ann Welch Robert Welch Asheboro St Joyce Ann Welch Joan McDaniels High Point Jesse Franklin Hazelton Walter Hazelton Innis Street Jesse Franklin John Harold Clarke S. F. Clarke Woodrow Ave John Harold Kevin Khristopher Charlie E. Key E. Green St Key Billie Sue Michael Brian Keith Gibson Charles Gibson Hickory Brian Keith Hickory Hospital

Westview Flower Club Meeting Tonight

Mrs B W Walker 703 Kennedy Street hosts the Westview Flower Club at 7 30 this evening. All members are urged to attend.

B. W. Walker Kennedy St Westview Flower Club

High Point Women Attend 10th District Meet at VFW

Eleven High Point women attended the regular quarterly 10th District meeting of the VFW and its auxiliary in Lexington. Attendees included Mrs. T. C. Parks, Mrs. Dewey Towery, Mrs. C. W. Talton Jr., and others. luncheon was served by the Lexington Post Ladies Auxiliary. The district, one of the state's largest, covers 13 auxiliaries and elected officers will be chosen at the April meeting in Reidsville.

High Point 10Th District VFW Lexington T. C. Parks Dewey Towery C. W. Talton Jr Charles Bedford A. A. Ingram Lola Thacker J. R. Graham Charlie Suttenfield Gladys Richards

Breakfast Club To Hear Sgt McKinney

Sgt William S McKinney of the state highway patrol will speak on Traffic Safety to the Credit Woman's Breakfast Club at a 7 30 a m meeting Thursday morning at the Sheraton Hotel The program chairman is Miss Elizabeth Swiggett of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co

William S. McKinney State Highway Patrol Credit’ Woman’s Breakfast Club Sheraton Hotel Elizabeth Swiggett Wachovia Bank and Trust Co

Local Credit Women Attend Funeral of Mrs. Mary Johnson

Members of the local Credit Women's Breakfast Club attended the funeral of Mary Etta Johnson in Winston-Salem. Johnson, longtime assistant manager at United Automotive Co., served as past president of several clubs and helped organize the local group. Attendees from this city included Iris Gaither De Harris and Irene Cleve Rough.

Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Winston- Salem Mary Etta Johnson Johnson United Automotive Co Winston-Salem de Harris Irene Cleveand

Also Mentioned on This Page

Madeline Hoover Legion Auxiliary Barwick Altrusa Club High Point Woman’s Club Business and Professional Women’s Club Chamber of Commerce Woman's Club Hillsdale Garden Club C. D. Sechler Centennial Ave Guilford County Medical Auxiliary Marvin Slate Brantley Circle W. High St Jane Kearns Bobby Lain Earl Kearns Pilot Club Modern Study Club N. E. Byers Overbrook Dr Credit Woman’s Breakfast Club Robert R. Fountain Twentieth Century Study Club High Point-Thomasville Association of Insurance Ellington's Grill Kearns - Bear B. F Kearns Moore Ave Sunset Garden Club Trinity Leonard Rose High Point College Memorial Auditorium Becky Hughes Manor Dr St. Joseph Westview Club Grace Flower Shop Fich Point Wrenn & Howell DuPont Monark Shade Co Cardigans Rosaine Reidsville Breakfast Club Sgt. McKinney Local Credit Mary E. Johnson RTD TeSelads Fine Cooking Winn-Dixie Store Thomasville Main Street
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