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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
11
Miss Mabel Cherry spoke at a Friendly Club meeting at Wesley Memorial Church about missionary work in Korea. She described Korea culture under foreign domination, growth of the church, and that every Korean Christian canvasses for new converts.
Raeford Turner of the Garden House led a Grown Glow Garden Club session at Mrs. R. A. Phipps home on Sherbrook Drive. He outlined plant selection pruning and lawn care while members enjoyed cake and coffee after the meeting attended by 10. The nominating committee was appointed and officers will be proposed at the February gathering.
Phi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs C B Loflin Jr home on Alfred Street. A white elephant sale was conducted and Miss Mary Anne Bellamy announced the city council spaghetti supper for Feb 22 at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church. A Feb 3 meeting will be at the Kindergarten of Culture on Wrenn Street.
The page presents multiple reader letters and Ann Landers responses on marriage dynamics, respect, and social manners. Topics include handling a disagreeable partner, Lace Curtain Irish slang, wedding guest etiquette, and tips on invitations. It also references a new book and a January sale on prices.
The Loyal Women's Class of First Church of Christ will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church recreation room. Hostesses are Mrs W E Willoughby Mrs John Strickland and Mrs Lillie Mae Brewer.
Mrs C C Haworth spoke at the Wayside Garden Club meeting on Trees of America. She highlighted symbolic wood and stone in an abstract design and described the Joyce Kilmer Forest and the Tree of Life painting. Arizona petrified rock and a Colorado petrified palm were shown. The club plans a fall flower show.
Reservations for the Community School of Education symposium workshops and lunch to be held Tuesday at the YWCA are extended through Friday. The event is sponsored by the High Point Section of the National Council of Jewish Women and Adams Memorial YWCA.
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