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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1962
Page
7
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Mark and Michael Cody twin sons of Mr and Mrs Bobby Cody celebrated their second birthday with a party at the Cody home on Blandwood Avenue at 6 30 p m. Guests included Gary Cody Kim and Ricki Vernon Cindy and Dara Payne Kinny Cooper Robbin Beeson Gary Bean Greg and David Cody. Blue and white crepe paper streamers colored balloons and bells decorated entertaining rooms. Guests were served cake and accompanying foods.
The notice outlines daily events for Tuesday through Saturday including Y-Teens meetings for various grades, Adams Club, B and P Club, Senior Lifesaving Class, Furniture City Duplicate Bridge, Bridge Club sessions, Adult Swim Class, Modernette Club, V Teens, Robins Club, Agenda Club, Instructors' Swim Course, Y-Wives' Club, Y-Wives events, and a Plunge session on Friday and Saturday. It names times but not locations.
Calendar notes a 10 a m Midweek Garden Club with Mrs Rhett Ball at 207 Hillcrest Dr and an 11 30 a m Les Fleurs Garden Club gathering at 303 Otteray Dr. At 7 45 p m the High Point Junior Woman's Club hosts its annual Sweetheart Ball at Emerywood Country Club. Open house 3 5 p m by Dr Wendell M Patton and Mrs Patton at 821 W College Dr as part of High Point College homecoming festivities.
Paris reports Yves Saint Laurent presenting a sack inspired collection from his new fashion house. He shows tunic length over straight skirts, belted overblouses, and ruched hips with loose jackets. includes sailor looks with three quarter coats and metal braided buttons. The 25 year old designer also features harem pants, kimono tops, and bold color and check patterns.
Camp George Dixon members announce a February meeting with a new slate to be presented by Mrs. Bob Allen Mrs. Floyd Craven and Mrs. Thellis Myers A brunswick stew sale is planned by the club to accompany the event Mrs Meisky describes the February schedule and Mrs Murphy Osborne leads the devotional with Mrs Bill McDowell as cohostess.
In a Dear Ann Landers letter, a fiancée complains her Navy fiancé barred from marrying. the columnist advises against pressure, noting the groom may not be ready. Other readers seek guidance on epilepsy treatment and honoring the columnist, with replies stressing patient persuasion and caution.
Mrs Everett Marsh will entertain Canterbury Club members at her home 909 Johnson St on Friday at 3 30 in the afternoon.
The Women's Golf Assn of Colonial Country Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the club for a business meeting chaired by Mrs. Milford Smith.
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