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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1955

Page

6

Engaged Couple Shared Honors At Outdoor Supper

Miss Evelyn Nance and her fiancé Robert Scalf were feted at an outdoor supper hosted by H H Wood and associates in Oak View. Guests included family members and newlyweds Coy and Betty Burchfield. A pantry shower of groceries celebrated the couple who marry Saturday at Main Street Methodist Church.

Evelyn Nance Robert Scalf H. H. Wood Oak View Lee White the Woods Miss Nance Coy Burchfield Nance Scalf Burchfield Betty Allman Main St., Methodist Church

Local society notes from 3 towns in brief

Carter Farriss of New York visits his mother Mrs K Stewart at 303 W Farriss. Mrs Burris and children Nina and Billy travel from High Point to Pine Bluff for a month with Mrs Phillip Schnell. Janet Langley returns from Myrtle Beach with Miss Mary Sizer. Rev and Mrs Robert Tuttle and children return from Holden's Beach. Betty Tuttle to seven weeks as Girl Scout Camp counselor. D S Cecil returns from Marietta Ohio after Grimm-Garner wedding. groom Tommy Grimm is son of Rev Carl Grimm. Hank and Bonnie Ferree, after visiting Carolina Beach, move with family to Atlanta Georgia.

Carter W. Farriss New York K. Stewart W. Farriss Farriss William Burris Nina Billy High Point Pinebluff Burris Phillip Schnell Robert G. Tuttle Robert Kitty Colonial Dr Holden's Beach Tuttle Betty D. S. Cecil Sink St Marietta Ohio Cecily Grimm-Garner Tommy Grimm Carl A. Grimm First Evangelical Hank Bonnie Ferree H. A. Ferree Re Mote

Birth notices from High Point Memorial Hospital

Kay Evangeline Hill born July 4 in Savannah Georgia to Kay Hill and Louanne Rhodes. Julie Denise Bryant born July 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Dennis and Julie Bryant. Sharon Ann Doby born July 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Keith Doby and family. Susan Elizabeth Farlowe born July 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Noel and family. Celia Diane Wilson born July 2 at High Point Hospital to Walter Wilson Jr. and Olive Lopp Wilson in Thomasville.

Kay Evangeline Hill Quentin H. Hill Kay Evangeline Savannah Louanne Rhodes Morganton Highoint Jule Denise Bryant Dennis Bryant van Buren Sr Julie Denise High Point Memorial Hospital Sharon Ann Doby Keith Doby Friddle St Sharon Ann Susan Elizabeth Farlowe Noel Farlowe Martha Sr Susan Elizabeth Celia Diane Wilson Walter Wilson Jr Lexington Ave Thomasville Celia Diane High Point Hospital Wilson Olive Lopp Lexington

YMCA Swim Schedule Listings

The YMCA activity page lists daily swim sessions with times for Guppies Tadpoles Mermaids and beginner and advanced courses. Special events include Crews Club on Thursday and Teens Time on Friday.

YMCA

Hospitals Seek Delay as Firemen Muster Ends Early

Officials from St. Luke's and Pittsfield General urge firemen to postpone the rest of the ninth annual muster after heat causes several exposures. Crowd and crews faced rising temperatures with ambulances on standby.

Pittsfield Mass St. Luke's Pittsfield General Hospitals

Out-to-Grow Club Ends Year With Buffet Luncheon

The Out-To-Grow Garden Club ended its year at Trinity home of Mrs. W. C. Burge with corsage making led by Mrs. Ray H. Nibbelink. Eighteen members attended a buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs. Burge and assistants, followed by acknowledgments to retiring president Mrs. Worth Wicke and appointment of new committees by Mrs. Fred Hughes. The club earned a yellow ribbon for an arrangement at the Council Tea and Flower Show.

Ray H. Nibbelink W. C. Burge Trinity Carson Southern Paul Collins Worth Wicke Fred Hughes

Nance and Scalf Bridal Week Events and Wedding Planned

The schedule lists multiple gatherings this week hosted by Mrs. C E Sheloff and family, including a tea for Evelyn Nance with Miss Sarah Patrick Peacock, a buffet for attendants, an outdoor supper at the Nance home, and a church ceremony at Main Street Methodist Church with Evelyn Nance and Robert Scalf. The Saturday 5:30 p.m. wedding at Main Street Methodist Church will conclude the events.

Miss Nance Worth Ivey Reitzel Pitts Woodrow Ave Sarah Patrick Peacock Mr. Scalf Ray Nance William Smith Gary Hardin Nance Ees Mee Rietzel Pitts Evelyn Nance Virginia Cochran E. M. Blakeley Robert Scalf Oygees Ave Nance - Scalf Main Street Methodist Church Smith Summit Ave

Wreath laid on Declaration signer Huntington grave

Two Huntington descendants watched in the sun as a wreath was laid on the grave of Samuel Huntington a signer of the Declaration of Independence The ceremony included taps over the cemetery and nearby graves of 13 unknown French Revolutionary War soldiers.

Norwichtown Conni Samuel Huntington Huntington Lafayette Washington, D.C Benjamin Franklin Igo Jefferson John Hancock Robert Morris Eldridge Gerry Samuel and John Adams Robert Payne

Lexington Vows Unite Miss Perrell and Willam Kent Hughes

Mr and Mrs Joe J Perrell announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel Beatrice to William Kent Hughes son of Mr and Mrs William N Hughes of Route 2 Trinity The ceremony occurred July 2 at the Second Evangelical and Reformed Church parsonage with Dr Odell A Leonard officiating The couple will reside at 20 W Second St after a wedding trip Mabel Beatrice is a Lexington High School graduate employed at Lexington Chair Company William Kent Hughes is a Trinity High School graduate who served four years in the Air Force and now works with Choccean and Son Asheboro

Trinity William Kent Hughes Second Evangelical and Reformed Church Lexington William N Joe J. Perrell Eighth St Mabel Beatrice William N. Hughes Odell A. Leonard

Behind the Scenes in a Detroit Puppet Show

In a school puppet production, students from Vanes Mumford clubs adapt Thurber’s The Thirteen Clocks into a marionette show. Art and Broadcasting Club members design sets craft puppets and tape sound while Mel Birnkrant conceived the Duke character and cast rehearse to match voices and movements.

P News Detroit Vanes Mumford Bode Duke Prince Mumford James Thurber Mel Birnkrant Duke Mel Thurber Art Club Broadcasting Club

Ruth Millett urges housewives to adopt standards of dress

Ruth Millett argues that unlike working women, American housewives lack a dress standard for daily tasks. She notes shorts and jeans in public spaces and calls for housewives to dress suitably to represent their families, urging a wake up to refined appearance.

Housewives of America

Farm Women Lead Rockingham Rural Improvement Push

Piedmont Edition highlights Rockingham County home demonstration women driving community projects. Twenty one of twenty four clubs active. several communities building halls, churches remodelled, health education, rabies clinics, and roadwork. Delegates visited United Nations tour. Montgomery club promotes look-good home dressing. Gilboa Club in Union County reactivated with twenty members including ten new mothers.

Rockingham County Midway Monroeton Glencoe Oregon Hill Mt. Bethelsylvania el Bethel Lawsonville Wentworth Intelligence Apple-Clark Mt. Carmel Huntsville Dan Valley Ayersville Happy Home Clubs Happy Home Club Rockingham Rockingham Farm Montgomery New Monroe Union County Hilda Hudson Gilboa Gil Lonnie Curlee

PULL UP A CHAIR Comedian Of Stage And Screen

Neal O Hara takes a day off as guest writers fill his column space with spoof byliners. The piece lampoons substitute writers, bizarre prize offers, and offbeat anecdotes from Edgecomb to Rangeley, Maine, with satirical asides about life and journalism.

Neal O’hara O'Hara Pliny Desert Fox Neal O'Hara Grant

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uta Janet Langley Myrtle Beach S. C Anchorage Mary Sizer The Womens Christian Temperance Union C. E. Sheloff Miss Perrell Willam Kent Hughes Ruth Millett DuPont Monark N. Main Piedmont Fockingham Rural Progress Doctor Rockwell Wade & Butcher Edgecomb Maine Dwight Doolittle Fanny Mongoose Harvard University Procter & Gamble Rangeley Lake Lambeth, Inc S. Main St Termarty Generale P Electric N. Main ST Tip'n Twinkle Lefe Sperkinsensy Jewelers Obias
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