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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
7
Arthur Kirkman addressed the Junior League at the YWCA in the North Carolina Today talk. The 10:30 general session followed a 9:20 executive board meeting with Mrs. Paul Ingle introducing the speaker. milk fund report showed $2,551 raised, surpassing the $2,500 goal.
A fashion show titled A Day With Tobias tonight at Finch Field accompanies the Hi-Toms vs Salisbury Pirates game. It features teen local models in day wear to bridal attire with Miss Carol Allen and Mrs Ruth Walser among participants. Prizes will be awarded and admission is reduced for Ladies Night.
Mrs Dean Lee and Miss Dorothy Forward hosted a party at the Wade residence on Route 1 to honor Miss Zellen Allen who will marry Wayne Shelton on June 24. The event featured pastel flowers, bridge, canasta, a Bride's Wedding Picture Album, and gifts including silver. guests included Miss Allen’s employer, family, and friends from Winston-Salem and Mt Airy.
A playful page note describes a stylish summer shade hat born from a wish to promote pocket handkerchiefs. Laddie Northridge used polka dotted sheer hankies as brim facing and trim on a broad-straw cartwheel, showcasing inventive fashion spirit.
A note from the British consulate in Boston says its modern John Hancock Life Insurance Co. building observation floor lacks a place to brew tea prompting a light hearted crisis. The remark underscores a practical quirk amid an official setting in the city.
Mrs. Hazlewood and Mrs. Friseoens hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Hazlewood's Westwood home honoring Miss Rida Ingram. Attendees included Ingram's mother Mrs. Laurance Ingram and fiancé Linzy E. Boyles Jr. tables featured white sweetpeas gypsophila and crystal epergne as wedding plans unfold.
Circle No 2 of the First Methodist Church held a noon luncheon at 309 Kennedy Street hosted by Mrs L C Brown and Mrs Porter Montgomery. After lunch, the circle elected new officers for the coming year with Mrs Brown as chairman and Mrs Montgomery as vice chairwoman.
Mr and Mrs Bill Cecil announce the birth of Reggie Lee on June at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clifford Foren announce daughter Dunnell on June 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs C F Tarpley announce daughter Betty on June 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs A R Sides announce son Edward Michael on June 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J K Woods announce daughter Sybal Lynn on June 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Woods formerly Miss Nancy Wood of High Point. Mr and Mrs Max Trull announce son William Edward on June 11, Greensboro. Mrs Trull formerly Miss Christine Harris of this city.
Mr and Mrs J E Ammons return from the University of Virginia after their son's graduation. Little Jane Karen Lawson is ill with measles at Route 3. E E Amos remains ill at Fourth Street, slight improvement. Mrs M T Jackson and Harold Jackson depart for Phoebus after visiting the Holton family. Jack son served as usher in Holton Moore wedding. Mrs Graham K Moore visits sister Mrs A H Holton on Hillcrest Drive after attending the Holton Moore wedding. Sgt and Mrs D R Aggme visit from Montlieu ve Me with Mr and Mrs Sizemore and Mrs W E Arledge. Sgt Holbrook returns from Japan and will report to Camp Gordon, Ga. Mrs E A Hedgecock of Chestnut Street Extension is a patient at High Point Memorial with an operation Monday. Mrs Hedgecock recovering satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs W F Wagner of Evansville Indiana visit their son Willard and Steve with Mr and Mrs L A Wagner at 415 Edgedale Drive.
The Tuesday afternoon Garden Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. C. W. Bates home in Liberty. Guests toured an orchid greenhouse owned by Miss Rebecca Causey and a wildflower garden at Mrs. Herman P. Smith’s house, then followed a wildflower trail. A short business session announced plans for next year. Kansas leads the nation in wheat production.
Miss Millicent Young hosted a lingerie shower for the bride to be Betty Smith at her Jamestown home. Guests presented gifts including a blue silk gown, with games, prizes for Mrs Bernard Morning Miss Tess Gardner and Mrs W L Smith, and bridal refreshments for 15 guests.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Amos arrive from Yonkers New York where they have been living. Mrs Amos visits Mr and Mrs FE E Amos on Fourth Street and expects to eat there soon.
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