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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1958

Page

5

Tea at Morgan Home Honors Miss Rice Bride-to-be

Miss Martha Morgan and Miss Margaret Lambeth hosted a Sunday tea at the Morgan home in Trinity for Miss Nancy Rice, soon to wed George Wal ihaeninei c.alled PP. Forty guests attended between 3 and 4:30 pm. The honoree received a carnation cor sage and a silver butter dish. The event featured pink decor, sweetpeas, magnolias, and a punch bowl, with Mrs. Claude Rice and Mrs. George Wallace among the hostesses.

Martha Morgan Margaret Lambeth Morgan Trinity Nancy Rice Miss Rice George Walihaeninei C.alled Miss Morgan Claude Rice George Wallace Martha Wallace Miss Lambeth Marvin Lambeth Charles Morgan

Social Roundup of Local Residents Traveling and Visiting

Miss Judy Hunter of Charleston visited High Point with relatives the Haley family and recently left for Charleston where she works as a recreational director for the Red Cross. Mr and Mrs Richard Reimer plan a Europe tour lasting two and a half months visiting Brussels Paris London Edinburgh Rome and Vienna. Norma Robinson and Ann Yarborough returned from Myrtle Beach to High Point. Mrs H N Russell attended a nursing homes association meeting in Winston Salem. Mr and Mrs A B Freeman Jr plan to move to Columbia South Carolina for college studies. Clarence Dobbins and son Dick visited from Wilmington Delaware at the Hobart Bryant home. Mrs Harold McKee of Columbia is staying with the Rischs in Wellington. Mr and Mrs Walter Comfort and son John travel to New York and Connecticut then Cape Cod for a three week family vacation.

Judy Hunter Charleston S. C High Point G. M. Haley Howell Japan Red Cross U. S. Naval Hospital Richard Riemer N. Hamilton St Europe Brussels Belgium France England Scotland Italy Vienna Austria Reimer's A. B. Freeman Jr Columbia Freeman University of South Carolina Della Canada W. D. Canada Fairfield Rd Walter R. Comfort John New York City Connecticut Cape Cod Mr. Comfort

Gate City Bridge Championships Begin Friday

The Central Carolina Bridge Association schedules the Third National in Greensboro at the O Henry Hotel from June 6 to 8. Events include women's and men's pairs on Friday at 2 p.m., a mixed pair at 8 p.m., and an open pair with qualifying at 2 p.m. Saturday plus a special game at 8 p.m. for those eliminated.

Central Carolina Bridge Association O. Henry Greensboro

Community clubs and wedding events schedule

Tuesday schedule lists meetings and social events at multiple homes and venues. Activities include W C T U gathering at Daisy Honbarrer’s 223 Monthey Ave, receptions for Mrs James Waldon and Ruth Riggs, a miscellaneous shower for Judith Dave Spencer, and garden club trips. Also plans for Spencer-Smith wedding rehearsal at First Evangelical and Reformed Church and a cake cutting at Woodruff Street.

Daisy Honbarrer Monthey Ave James Waldon Ruth Riggs James Waldon Jr Judith Dave Spencer Thomasville Louise Myers J. W. Welch Holton Street Junior Woman's Club Thayer Coggins Chestnut St Ll A.m H. T. Hudson Parkway Cock and Bull Farm Brinwood Farm R. L. Brinson Spencer-Smith First Evangelical and Reformed Church J. Walter Spencer Woodruff Street

Tea To Honor Miss Marsh Bride Elect

Miss Kitty Marsh bride elect will be honored this Saturday at 4 p.m. with a tea at 717 Westwood the home of Mrs. J. A. Marsh. Co hosting will be Mrs. Reid Marsh.

Kitty Marsh J. A. Marsh Westwood Reid Marsh

Man wins divorce after wife serves meat loaf made from dog food

Marlboro man Donald R. Coxon testified that his wife Patricia claimed the meat loaf she served was fit for dogs saying she made it from dog food. The remark came during nearly breaks in the divorce hearing in Cambridge.

Cambridge, Mass Donald R. Coxon Marlboro Patricia

Open Team-of-Four Event Scheduled in Two Sunday Sessions

The open team of four event will be held in two sessions on Sunday at 1 p m and 6 p m. Master points will be awarded under the A C B L schedule for sectional tournaments based on attendance.

Shower honors Miss Jean Morgan bride elect

Miss Sarah Stuart hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Jean Morgan at 331 Nathan Hunt Dr last evening. Morgan will wed Harold Crump at 7 pm Saturday in Green Street Baptist Church. Guests wore pastels, bridal bingo awarded prizes, about 10 attendees, with a silver coffee pot gift from Miss Stuart.

Sarah Stuart Jean Morgan Nathan Hunt Miss Morgan Harold Crump Green Street Baptist Church Miss Stuart

Recital by piano students of Miss Lewis at Lew is home

Miss Lewis piano students performed in a recital at 8 p m last evening at 607 Hillcrest Drive. About 45 parents and friends attended and featured performers included Sally Brinson Jane Cassell Meb Brinson Cindy Jackson Lucy Wyche Nikki Saunders Jerry Armstrong Sally Drake Becky Craver Helene Jacobson Jennifer Carr Nancy Rankin Cathy Johnson Betsy Creech Libby Greenberg Ann Cummings. A note on calories says a slice of canned pineapple with two tablespoons of syrup contains 95 calories.

Dorothy Lewis Lewis Hillcrest Dr Sally Brinson Jane Cassell Meb Brinson Cindy Jackson Lucy Wyche Nikki Saunders Jerry Armstrong Sally Drake Becky Craver Helene Jacobson Jennifer Carr Nancy Rankin Cathy Johnson Betsy Creech Libby Greenberg Ann Cummings

Y W C A News Schedule of Activities

A Wednesday through Friday lineup lists swimming classes for boys and girls, various club suppers, and evening gatherings. Notable items include Beginning and Intermediate Swim for Girls and Women, Plunge events, and a Finance Committee meeting.

Adams Club Wom Crews

Stainless Pazo Promises Complete Piles Relief

In doctor tests patients report relief from discomfort with Stainless Pazo, a more complete medication for swelling and itching. The product claims faster comfort by addressing inflamed tissues beyond simple shrinking actions.

St Timothy WSCS Meets and Parish Activities

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of St Timothy Methodist Church met at Mrs Floyd Carters home on Abbie Avenue with a devotional by Mrs Sarah Hollifield. Plans were made for the coming year and refreshments were served after the meeting. Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at 217 West Ray Street led by Mrs A G Carson. An executive WSCS meeting at Lebanon Methodist Church is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM.

Woman's Society of Christian Service St. Timothy Methodist Church Floyd Carter Abbie Avenue Sarah Hollifield Woman's Society of Christian Service of Lebanon Methodist Church

Gleaners Class Plans Meeting at Mrs Ross Home

The Gleaners Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at 203 Liberty Rd Archdale hosted by Mrs N L Ross. Local church group gathers for a small discussion and fellowship.

Gleaners Green Street Baptist Church N. L. Ross Liberty Rd Archdale

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Morgan Home Norma Robinson Ann Yarborough N. Main St Myrtle Beach H. N. Russell Central District N. C. Association of Nursing Homes Winston-Salem Clarence Dobbins Wilmington Del Hobart Bryant Colonial Mr. Dobbins Mrs. Bryant Harold McKee Columbia, S. C Charles Risch Wellington McKee Gate City Bridge Miss Marsh Salanes Ead Pazo Mercury Sale Mercury Mercury Dealer ST. Timothy Wscs Jenney Penney's Penney Sport Penney Dan River Downey Dacron America
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