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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1961

Page

6

Local Auxiliaries Host Banquet Tea For National VFW Leader

Mrs. F. Lee Millican of Palatka Florida national president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars was guest of honor during the Mid-Winter Council of Administration in High Point. She attended a tea at VFW Headquarters and a banquet and dance at Post 1960 on Greensboro Road after arriving from Washington.

T. C. Potts F. Lee Millican National Vfw A. L. Kim Palatka Fla Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign War Council of Administration John F. Kennedy Washington, D. C Millican Piedmont Post VFW S. Main Street J. R. Graham Millica W High Point Post Post Greensboro Road Eloise Kelly Sanford Department Vfw Dickerson C. D. Thomas Richard K. Black Buddy Pop Py Queen Department of North Carolina Roy Hunter Tommie Townsend Buddy Poppy N. C Miss High Point Jeanette Gregory Geneva Blackburn National Organization State Department Virginia Department Auxiliary Jack Jeffries A. L. Kimble

Artists Club Recital by Members Enlivens Evening

Five young artists performed for the Young Artists Club on Thursday evening. The program featured works by Sandra Dilliard Lynn Wyche Jane Cross Liba Rogers and Tully Crockett. Hostess Lucy Wyche greeted members at her Farris Avenue home before a brief business session led by president Tully Crockett.

Young Artists Club Sandra Dilliard Lynn Wyche Jane Cross Liba Rogers Tully Crockett Lucy Wyche Farris Avenue Glenn Penny A. R. Cross

Hasty Home Demonstration Club to Meet in Thomasville

The Hasty Club will gather Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Colon Freeman's home Rt. 3 Thomasville. An agent will present a program titled Stretching the Family Dollar.

En Thomasville Hasty Home Demonstration Club

Benson-Arthur Quartet Opens Offices To Guests

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur and Dr. Benson hosted a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 pm at 318 West Wood Ave inviting about 150 local medical professionals. Guests toured two new offices decorated with spring bouquets while nurses technicians and family assisted at the reception.

Benson-Arthur Quartet Robert K. Arthur John F. Benson High Point Westwood Ave Arthur Gail Willard George Edwin Ridge Ivan Crissman Benson Reba Cox Carol

BPWC Board Meets Tuesday Evening

The Business and Professional Woman's Club schedules an executive board meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Directors will gather at the Chamber of Commerce office for the session.

Business and Professional Woman's Club Chamber of Commerce

February Proclaimed American Music Month Parade

February is proclaimed American Music Month with a month long Parade of American Music aimed at promoting American composers. Governors designate February and the parade will be featured in over a thousand half hour national television and radio programs. More than 2,000 merit awards will be given to honor excellence.

National Federation of American Music

Double Knit Coats A Smart Investment For Women

TOBE notes rapid rise of the double knit coat as a worldwide smart garment. Paris boutiques feature Carla Ogle knit coats with furlike collars. American versions use fine double knits from England or France in varied textures. The coats offer many styles and colors and are seen as a useful year round investment.

Paris Carla Ogle America England France

Is the Old Bridge Table Sagging?

A reader describes repairing a sagging table top by cutting a plywood panel to fit, sanding the surface, and nailing it to the top. The project aims to finish the new surface to the desired look.

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