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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
6
The kindergarten at Jack and Jill School hosted its annual tea at 110 Sunset Drive. First graders in line included Kenneth Expert and David Pruette among others, as well as staff and guests.
Miss Frances Anita Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Farr of 600 Chandler Street married Howard John Best at four o'clock in the Lutheran Church with Rev Harry bearing the ceremony Fielding Kearns at the organ and Clarence Schultheiss singing The couple will tour to Washington DC and Williamsburg VA then reside with her parents while he serves at Fort Bragg The bride wore satin with chantilly and a cathedral train, maid of honor wore blue and carried a pink fan, both bouquets featured white and pastel flowers The Best family and the Farr family attended with corsages of orchids and the couple left for a honeymoon trip.
Ruth Millett argues mothers-in-law often blame daughters-in-law for shifting time between both families. She suggests the husband should set boundaries if his wife won’t and notes mothers prefer blaming the daughter-in-law to avoid questioning the son’s upbringing.
The 9th District North Carolina nurses hold their regular monthly dinner meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Snow White Diner in Thomasville with Thomasville members in charge of the program. The article notes toll road mileage in the Lees States and further authorization of hundreds more miles.
Sue Burnett describes a beginner friendly day frock pattern with few pieces and a clear sew chart. Pattern No. 8716 offers sizes 14 to 48 with 3 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send 25 cents plus postage to Sue Burnett at High Point Enterprise New York address for pattern and the Spring and Summer Fashion book.
Lee Wallard winner of the 500 mile Indianapolis race returned to dirt track racing at Reading Fairgrounds and suffered severe burns to arms and legs after his car caught fire on the home stretch. He finished fourth in the Reading race, was hospitalized, and may remain for two months. Schindler reported Johnny Parsons was second and Hinnershitz from Reading also ran.
Retired patrolman Charles Panarella aged 44 leapt from a sixth floor window of a Brooklyn courthouse as a gambling scandal trial began. Panarella had been about to face charges alongside 20 other Lee and ex-policemen. His death occurred at 10:25 a.m. during the proceedings.
Garden party at Greenway Drive honors Miss Hetty Rankin and Frank Hunsucker with multiple gatherings led by Dr and Mrs Saunders and other hosts. Week includes Provisional League of Women Voters events, bridal showers, rehearsals, and a Friday morning study club picnic at Emerywood area venues.
The piano students of Miss Bell will perform tomorrow evening at 8 15 PM. All interested friends and relatives are invited to attend, per an announcement this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G L Robbins Sr of Trinity hosted Thursday guests including G L Robbins Jr from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics Washington and Mrs Robbins with their child and Mrs Robbins' parents Mr and Mrs James Atkins of Durham. The group attended Duke commerce exercises. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Richbourg Jr of Chicago at 705 Sunset Drive and Mrs Annie Tucker London of Washington DC spending the week with her sister Mrs Howard M Russell.
The Summer Hodgin Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7 o clock at the VFW Hut in Archdale. The gathering concerns veteran affairs and local auxiliary activities.
A weekly schedule lists Robins Club supper and business at 5 30 and a 6 15 supper for Ada Blair school, a 7 30 Sisters of the Swish event, 8 00 Adams Club bridge and canasta. Wednesday includes a 12 30 Teen Age Committee. Thursday features Modernette bridge at 10 30 and a 1 00 luncheon and business meeting with a 1 90 Jolly supper and meeting.
The Wake Robin Garden Club will hold its final meeting of the year as a dinner party at Bliss Restaurant in Greensboro tomorrow at 7:00, an official announcement states.
Miss Yvonne Peters and Morris Adams complete plans for a June 16 ceremony at Greenes Baptist Church. The wedding party includes maid of honor Miss Peters and several bridesmaids, with best man and groomsmen named. The ceremony will be conducted by Dr. L B Reavis, with music by Sophia Steffan and Ernestine Strickland. Various prewedding parties are scheduled this week in their honor.
The Lottie Moon Circle of Allen Baptist Church meets tomorrow at 7 pm. The Ladies' Bible Class of the Church of Christ meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm with Mrs C C Hamilton at 1419 North Hilton. Circle No 2 meets at 8 pm at Mrs L W Lamarr 611 Arlington. Martha Payne Class meets tomorrow at 7:50 pm with Mrs Terry Wall at 1313 Franklin Street. Mary Stevens Class meets tonight at 7:30 with Mrs W P Morehead at 300 Shirley Avenue. T E L Class meets tonight at 7:30 with Mrs E C Davis at 800 East Commerce.
The message states that war is not necessary if united force can achieve peace and emphasizes it as a fact never to be forgotten.
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