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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

7

Mrs. Burchfield Elected Regent Of Women Of Moose

Ruby Burchfield was elected senior regent of High Point Chapter 916 Women of the Moose at a meeting on Church Street. Ora Lawrenson becomes junior graduate regent with Delores Barrier as junior regent, Annie Bradley chaplain, Margaret Gantt recorder, and Christine Turner treasurer. The benefit supper was postponed to July, to be held after the new year begins.

Ruby Burchfield High Point Women of the Moose Moose Church Street Burchfield Ora Lawrenson Delores Barrier Annie Bradley Margaret Gantt Christine Turner Pearl King Thelma Kelley

Groom-Elect's Aunts Honor Miss Leach In Thomasville

Miss Mary Jane Leach, set to wed July 20 to Leslie Theodore Starr Jr. of Greensboro, was feted Tuesday night in Thomasville by the bride elects aunts Mrs. W. C. Garrett and Mrs. M. Schoolfield at Melver Street. About 30 guests attended a mixed shower with summer flowers and a green and white theme. The honoree received a gift of linens including sheets and pillow cases. Attending were Miss Leach's mother Mrs. Charles, and Mrs. L. T. Starr.

Thomasville Mary Jane Leach Leslie Theodore Starr Jr Greensboro W. C. Garrett M. Schoolfield Melver Street Cas Ieee Miss Leach Charles L. T. Starr

Miss Everhart Hosts Spinster Club Dessert Bridge

Miss Jewell Everhart entertained the Spinster's Club at a dessert bridge held Tuesday night at her Walnut Street home in Thomasville. Two tables were used for play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Chester Litwin, Miss Ted Davis, and Mrs. Lawrence Jarrett. Guest of honor was Mrs. Bill Bowser of Memphis visiting three weeks. Other attendees included Mesdames Shirley Tysinger Webb Clinard Arthur Welch Carl Black and Wint Capel.

Thomasville Jewell Everhart Walnut Street Chester Litwin Ted Davis Lawrence Jarrett Bill Bowser Memphis

Students Of Miss Kirkman In Recital At Ferndale Drive

Students of Miss Kirkman performed in a piano recital at her Ferndale Drive home last evening. An audience heard solo and ensemble pieces by listed students including Carolyn Lingerfelt Virginia Lee Cotfield and Maureen Boyles. A second recital by Miss Kirkman’s graduates is planned for next week with other former high school students.

Miss Macan Ferndale Drive Sucherspeets -Avener Carolyn Lingerfelt Fountain Virginia’ Lee ' Cotfiel Mary Lynn Wagner Marsha Cox Becky Hutchens Nancy Hutto Patricia Hall Jane Snotherly Helen Hutto Jo Hill Linda Slate Samet Emma Jean Alderman Maureen Boyles Sylvia Freeman Judy Granson Betsy Deane Sheppard

Local Engagements Highlight Petty Weddings and Showers

Friday and Saturday social notes list multiple wedding events and pre nuptial gatherings. Notable items include Nancy Jo Doggett and Dick Rigby planning ceremonies at Wesley Memorial and High Point Friends Meeting, with accompanying cake cuttings and receptions at private homes. Other parties honor Kay Michael, Judith Peterson, and Mary Webster Smith, with venues across Gatewood Avenue Parkway and High Rock Lake.

S. L. Grantham J. A. Marsh Price Marsh Westwood Dr R. N. Rigby String and Cas A. L Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club 200 Parkway Doggett-Rigby Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Kay Michael Robert L. Helsabeck R. L. Hendrix Gatewood Ave Bruce Conrad Robert Gayle Sidney Gayle Conrad Rolling Rd Nancy Jo Doggett Dick Rigby C. L. Gray C. E. Swinney James B. Lovelace Arthur G. Corpening E. W. Freeze Jr High Rock Lake Judith Peterson Edward G Mendenhall Green Street Baptist Church Bill Gray Mary Webster Smith

Baptist Vows Said Here By Mrs Hoover and Samuel Thomas

Mrs Minnie Helen Hoover became the bride of Samuel Thomas in vows last Friday evening at the parsonage of Albertson Road Baptist Church. The Rev John Woody officiated at 7 p.m. Nuptial music was by Mrs John Woody. The bride wore a light blue street dress with short sleeves and a white hat with white carnations. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Edwards of Route 1 Jamestown and worked at Acclaim Hosiery Mills. The groom is the son of the late Mr and Mrs J A Thomas, a High Point High School graduate. The couple resides at 516 Walnut St.

Minnie Helen Hoover Samuel Thomas Albertson Road Baptist Church John Woody A. G. Edwards Route 1, Jamestown Jamestown High School Acclaim Hosiery Mills

Marietta Hosts Ohio’s First Brick Plant Opening

In 1788 Marietta became the site of Ohio’s first brick plant marking an early industrial development in the settlement.

Marietta Ohio

Informal Party Honors Miss Mary Ann Hill Bride Elect

Miss Mary Ann Hill, bride elect, was honored at an informal party hosted by Miss Janie Boitnett at 107 West Howell Street. Summer flowers framed the decor as guests enjoyed punch cake and other delicacies. Hill will wed Roger Gardner of Winston Salem in a private ceremony at First Methodist Church tomorrow.

Janie Boitnett W. Howell St Mary Ann Hill Miss Hill Roger Gardner Winston-Salem Firet Methodist Church

Whale skin color and thickness compared to carbon paper

A historical note describes the skin of the enormous blue whale as having a color and thickness similar to carbon paper, highlighting its distinctive texture.

Esperantist Named Delegito in San Diego Directory

Francis E. Helmuth of San Diego appears as Delegito Esperanto in the local phone directory to aid visiting Esperantists seeking the international language leader.

Daily fashions new in clever two-piecers

Want a real lift in the way you look while waiting clever two-piecers and scads of separates priced from 3.98 to 19.98 on display. Smart ness neatness and fashion consciousness are highlighted in every item.

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Mrs. Burchfield Women of Moose Tne Higgins Miss Everhart E. High ST Westinghouse Streamliner Westinghouse Room Westinghouse Lambeth S. Main ST Patsy Jones Mar Aret Payne Brenda Blackwell Iss Betsy Hulin Boitnott Miss Kirkman Mrs. Hoover Samuel Thomas J. A. Thomas High Point High School Walnut St Ana We Grace Flower Shop Sign Point N. Wrenn & Howell Sts Mary Hill Oladlds Monark Shade Co N. Maia Seavents He Specialists J. D. Rike & Son Tel Glenns Griffon Slacks Uomble Tobias Warner’s Warner Trobias Puritan Navy Brown
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