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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
9
Mary Van Der Steur describes a Bookmobile rolling through High Point neighborhoods as children rush out with library cards and coins to borrow stories. The feature extols books shaping young minds with adventures, science, and heroes while noting the service also benefits adults and emphasizes the library's outreach to inspire futuras.
Beta Sene Phi installs two new local chapters in High Point this week. Pledges at Phi Sigma Chapter include Barbara Baker Christine Baker Betsey Bryant Helen Cates Barbara Hamilton Frances Hamilton Carolyn McSwain Linda Morrison Shelby Rackley Ruth Riggs Charlotte Smith Barbara Stafford Julia Watts Nancy McNeill Phyllis Wiley and Rachel Nixon. Phi Tau pledges include Sandra Adams Barbara Cagle Dorothy Carrick Priscilla Chafin Zayne Collins Ri Davis Marty Eargle Madelyn Foster Vicki Holton Wendy Lee Marilyn Payne Pat Upton Mary Woolf Jeanette Price Beverly Blanken ship Carolyn Casey Ann Wilson Mary Fidler Eleanor Baker Ann Hayward and Mrs T R Dillon. Officers named include presidents Cates and Chafin. vice presidents Stafford and Lee. treasurers Wiley and Payne. recording secretaries McSwain and Cagle. corresponding secretaries Hamilton and Foster. Landry Neely of Alpha Rho Chapter will advise.
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its annual mid summer dance Saturday evening at the Shrine Club on the Greensboro Road. Music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. will be provided by Harold Gale and his orchestra. Tickets are available from sorority members and will be sold at the door.
Mr and Mrs J B Henry announce the birth of a daughter Reta Yvonne on July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The mother is the former Christine Wilkins of Madison. Mr and Mrs Junior Morgan announce the birth of a son Michael Shawne on July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Love announce the birth of a son named Brian Kent on July 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The baby joins a family at 2002 Edgewood.
Mr and Mrs Beauford Carter Route 4 announce the birth of a daughter Roberta Cathleen at High Point Memorial Hospital in July.
Mr and Mrs Sheppard R Ames announce the birth of a daughter Carter Christian born July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
A 1-C and Mrs. Shelly Burger of Municipal Airport Niagara Falls N Y announce the birth of a son Michael Lee on July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Burger is visiting at the home of her mother Mrs R M Fox 809 Kearns St.
Miss Martha Sue Coggins, a bride-elect, was entertained by Miss Gloria Rollins in Guilford Dairy Hostess Room with a lingerie shower. The couple plans to marry August 2 at First Methodist Church with Miss Rollins as bridesmaid. Seventeen guests, including mothers Mrs. Fred Coggins and Mrs. O. Y. Shoemaker, enjoyed carnations, bingo, corsages, and refreshments.
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club in Thomasville heard Kenneth Hoyle speak on What Do You Do With Your 365 days at the Pioneer Restaurant. President Mrs. Audrey Crawford presided with members Hester Carpenter Elizabeth Farr Nina Sullivan Nancy York and others attending.
Shirley Mae Wood and Donald Wayne Tuttle II married at 4 p m on July 20 at Main Street Baptist Church The Rev Neil Armstrong officiated The bridal party wore mint green dotted swiss and white accessories The couple’s families are named with Ray Wood as dowry bearer and Robert Larston Tuttle Jr as best man More on page four B.
Martha Bell Society of the Children of the American Revolution installed Miss Antoinette Rochelle as president at Brinwood, the Brinson home. Other new officers include Patricia Thompson secretary Mildred Brinson chaplain and Robert Rhodes Schoch registrar. Mrs. B J Dunn became senior president with installing officer Mrs. Ed Craver. First fall meeting set for September.
Miss Ted Davis hosted the Spinsters Club at her Vance Road home on Tuesday night. Members enjoyed a salad course upon arrival, tables for four with yellow snapdragon centerpieces, and bridge at two tables. High score earned by Mrs. Stuart Kennedy who received towels, second high by Mrs. Shirley Tysinger with a bread tray, and traveler’s prize a billfold went to Mrs. Ernest Anderson.
Miss Carol Byerly of Thomasville, bride-elect of Phil Sherrill Floyd, was feted at Marietta Club House with a miscellaneous floating shower hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Payne and Mrs. James B. Moser. About 25 attended as Mrs. B L Byerly and Mrs. O L Floyd, mothers of the couple, looked on. The couple will wed Saturday at Southside Baptist Church at 8 p.m.
Judge Roy Hughes spoke on Christian Citizenship at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting in Thomasville on W Main Street. He urged a larger concept of God to enlarge Christian citizenship, followed by a Q and A session and several formal readings and salutes.
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