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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
8
About 300 Rotarians and guests enjoyed Lynna and Scott Hale in Two for See saw at the Showboat Dinner Theatre. Richard Meisky led a buffet and presented favors while introducing officers and praising recent club achievements and district awards.
Piano students of Mrs. W. E. Swaringen were presented in recital Tuesday evening in the fellowship hall of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Awards were presented to Peggy Arthur, Marsha Wall, Judy Bouldin, Martha Spracklin, and Ann Spracklin. Participants also included Conner Margie, Ellen Burnley, David Joyce, Carolyn Killebrew, Hope, Cindy Beaver, and Scott Jenson.
Former staffer to lead the afternoon group from 12:30 to 3:30 daily. Lunch arrangements to be made for children at the Jack and Jill program.
Midweek Garden Club concluded its year with a luncheon at Sedgefield Country Club on Wednesday chaired by Mrs. R. T. Holton. Charles Hayworth and Mrs. Jesse Washburn attended as organizers. Roses and spring flowers adorned the tables for the 22 members present.
The debutante season for 21 young women beginning with the first annual High Point Debutante Ball was marked by a coffee at Mrs. ares Lyles Jr. home on Forrest Hill Drive. Mrs. Lyles presided as club president. Debutantes listed include Britt Armfield, Margaret Bell, Martha Donald, Mary Dozier, Ann Ellis, Carolyn Finch, Frances Franklin, Ginny Gray, Janet Groome, Peggy Hart, Katie Heer, Pat Hunt, Jody Morgan, Penny Palmer, DeeDee Parham, Carolyn Perkinson, Candy Stell, Ann Stephens, Jane Tyson, Libby Wagner, and Carol Wilson.
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