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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Ernest R Anderson Jr hosted a buffet dinner at their home 16 Rotary Dr last evening to welcome Mr and Mrs Robert G Smith new to Hight after their Mt Airy marriage. Seventy guests enjoyed pink and white floral decor, silver gifts, and a bonbon dish for the honored guests.
Anne Lindsay Carraway daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce H Carraway Jr was christened Sunday by Dr Charles P Bowles at W Market Street Methodist Church. She wore a handmade lace trimmed robe as family and friends from Red Springs Asheboro and High Point attended. the family later had a picnic dinner.
Mrs M M Dickens recuperates at the local hospital after major surgery last week and may receive visitors. Newport News Virginia resident Mrs Archie T Spiers Sr spent 10 days with the Lambeths on Asheboro Rd and was honored at a buffet and luncheon. Charles R Money returns to Dow AFB Bangor after a 15 day leave to visit parents. Mrs Fred H Loflin returns home after six weeks of confinement at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Rutledge of Baltimore plan several days visiting Deligny in High Point. Mrs J O Connor of 432 E Washington St enters hospital for minor then major surgery. she can receive visitors. Mirror and satin finishes for stainless steel noted for durability.
A series of afternoon and evening social events honors Miss Peggy Tobias and Miss Peggy Smith with luncheons and a tea. Betsy Lewis bride-elect receives a Coke party. Miss Peg y Tobias and Miss Peggy Smith are spotlighted at showers and hospitality events hosted by local families and clubs across Burlington and Winston-Salem. The schedule also includes a school of instruction for Eastern Star and a Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club picnic at Mrs. Kellam’s home.
CHICAGO W Joan Kenney a Washington attorney and former assistant secretary of the Navy was named chairman of Harriman for President forces in eight Mid Atlantic states and DC Kenney will direct Harriman campaign for the Democratic nomination in North Carolina West Virginia Virginia Maryland Delaware Rhode Island Pennsylvania and New Jersey Former President Truman appointed Kenney assistant secretary of the Navy in 1946 under Secretary James Forrestal.
A bridal shower for Miss Nancy Chamelin was hosted by Mrs. D. J. Cates and Miss Helen Cates at 316 Phillips St. About 12 guests attended as gifts were presented to the honoree, who is to wed Gerald McLaughlin of San Diego on Aug. 11 at Lexington Ave. Baptist Church. Green and white wedding colors, summer flowers, and carnation decor featured the event.
Recent bride Mrs. Thomas E. Dew will be feted at Adams Memorial YWCA with a dessert bridge from 2 to 4 30 PM Friday. Hostesses are Mrs. George Morgensteyn and Miss Novie Hardee. Mrs Dew formerly Geneva Cox.
Two alloys create color in stainless steel: chrome alloy yields a cold blue tint, while nickel chrome produces a warm yellow to gold hue affecting appearance and finish.
Miss Peggy Smithdeal August bride elect will be honored with a Coke party at the home of Mrs. J. G. Walser and Miss Virginia Walser on Country Club Drive. A tea party will be hosted by Mrs. Mayne Bundy and Miss Betty Bundy. The wedding to Sherard Austin Tatum Jr. is set for August 25 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
Amid population moves to out-of-city homes, Red dy reports rising use of Electric Service as residents seek efficiency and reliability for daily living and work tasks.
A church shower will honor Miss Nancy Whitley at Fairmont Baptist Church hosted by Luther Brown on Friday evening Peasy. The event will name Miss Bob Burleson as maid of honor and begin at 7 30 o clock.
The page lists a Monday to Thursday schedule for Y W C A activities including day camp swim lessons and evening classes. It also contains a flawed knife advertisement noting a hollow-handled knife of stainless steel and a forged blade, warning it may not hold up in an oven or dishwasher due to high temperature.
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