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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1955
Page
11
Mrs. Leo Heer was honored by about 40 friends at Emerywood Country Club as they presented her with miscellaneous gifts in the ladies lounge. The event included sweet buns and coffee while she opened her presents.
The Trinity Archdale Home Demonstration Club met at Trinity Grange on Thursday with Mrs Allen Garner and others hosting. Mrs C V Bouldin led devotions, and Mrs Lee Meredith presided over the business session. Members heard reports from several members and discussed plans for financial gifts to Trinity and Archdale schools and a March Dress Revue. Miss Badgett demonstrated landscaping with slides and before and after photos. The meeting closed with the group repeating the Home Demonstration Club pledge as 26 members enjoyed coffee and cake.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and First Methodist Church plan a joint mission study on India Pakistan and Ceylon this Thursday. Sessions run 9 45 to 12 30 with Miss Anne Acey leading devotion and Rev Robert Tuttle presenting country pictures. Moderator McPherson and panelists Mrs Lee Jahmston Mrs H G Allen and Rev Mr Tuttle will discuss.
Miss sryl Thompson of Graham and Paul Grayson Bunn of Graham married at Bethel Methodist Church near Snow Camp. Rev. Bill Sewall officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Alice Milbury and bridesmaids from Dover and Middlesex. The couple will live in High Point after planning further education at High Point College. Bunn is pastor of the Troy Circuit Methodist Churches.
The Catesby Bird Club, originally set to meet Tuesday, postpones to February 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eshelman at 905 Johnson Street. Mrs. James Edwards will be associate hostess.
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