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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1960

Page

6

Church Reception Welcomes Rev Thomas Curran at High Point

A Sunday reception from 4 to 6 p.m. at Immaculate Heart of Mary social hall welcomed the Rev. Thomas Curran to his High Point post replacing Rev. Thomas Carey. In the receiving line were Rev Robert Frost and church and community leaders including Paul Clement Jim Neely Mark Tolton and Frank Schmedley.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church George Tolton Paul Clement Thomas Curran Roy High Point Curran Thomas Carey Raleigh Robert Frost St. Edward's Guild Jim Neely

Final Wedding Plans Announced For Miss Martin And Mr Honeycutt

Miss Peggy Sue Martin and Chester Arthur Honeycutt announce arrangements for their June 18 wedding at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Dr. C C Herbert will officiate with music by Mrs. Charles McAnnally and Mrs. Harold Johnson. A large party of attendants and family will attend a series of events including receptions, luncheons, a dinner, and a breakfast at Emerywood Country Club surrounding the ceremony.

Peggy Sue Martin Chester Arthur Honeycutt Wesley Memorial Methodist Church C. C. Herbert Charles McAnnally Harold Johnson Faure Fletcher Boellmann Karg Elert Miss Martin Meredith College Edith Bowen Red Oak Dianne Martin Patricia Martin Cheryl Jones Margot Martin Fredericka Munday Herman J. Hunter Gene Jones Atlanta Ashers Hoyt Hackney Robert Chiles Sanford Charles Wilson James Williams Randal Williams Asheville John Cook Marion John David Martin Edgedale Dr Chester A. Honeycutt Chassie Nash Hendersonville Sheraton Hotel Gaston A. Johnson Thomas G. Kerr Emerywood Country Club J. D. Martin Sirloin

YWCA Weekly Calendar and Roosevelt's Young Presidency

The YWCA schedule lists Monday through Saturday events including Y-Teens Newcomers Learn to Swim Adams Club B P Club Adult Activities Duplicate Bridge Robins Club Agenda Club Swaim classes and Learn to Swim sessions for children. The text concludes noting Theodore Roosevelt as the youngest U S president at age 42.

Adams B &P Adult Activities Robins Club Agenda Club United States Theodore Roosevelt

Community events outline and an African elephant note

The page lists numerous evening and afternoon gatherings around High Point including meetings of high society clubs, garden clubs, and bridal events at various local homes and venues. It closes with a historical note: the first African elephant was named in the Belgian Congo in 1899.

Belgian Congo

Baptist Rites Unite Williams-Hilliard Pair

Miss Dianne Sharron Hilliard and Gerald Lee Williams wed in Green Street Baptist Church. The ceremony featured pink gladioli and snapdragons, piano selections, and a cascade bouquet. The couple to reside in Venice California after Williams’ Navy discharge. bride attends American School of Chicago.

Green St. Baptist Church Dianne Sharron Hilliard Gerald Lee Williams Arnold Hilliard Oakland Ave Mr. Hilliard A. Bill Williams Venice Calif George Tunstall Worth York Don Gibbardt Mr. Gibbardt Elmo F. Hobbs Fred Ruppe Dewey Hilliard Barry Wray Fred Ruppenthal American School of Chicago Santa Monica U.S. Navy Tom Spry Arthur Hilliard E. F. Hobbs Forrest Lambeth Lynchburg

Dyeing Pelts Bleed From Fur and Skin Says Fabric Doctor

The Fabric Doctor explains that dyes may bleed from pelts during cleaning even if they do not bleed from the fur. Dry cleaners can sometimes fix the issue depending on fabric type and stain intensity. The service is offered by High Point cleaners who are members of the NC Association of Launderers and Cleaners.

High Point N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc

Faculty Entertained At Brentwood School Luncheon

Brentwood School faculty were entertained at a luncheon on English Street hosted by the PTA at First Reformed Church. Attendees included Miss Margaret Chatfield principal and PTA executives. W P Carrick gave the invocation and gifts of costume jewelry were given to each faculty member.

Brentwood School First Reformed Church English St PTA Margaret Chatfield W. P. Carrick Miss Chatfield

Country Garden Club Holds Year End Picnic

The Country Garden Club held its final meeting of the year at Friends Shelter on Quaker Lane. Members entertained their families with a picnic, photos were taken, and games were played. The next meeting is planned for the fall.

Country Garden Club Friends Shelter Quaker Lane

Tent Heating by Electric Wire Poses Simple Device

A wire carrying an electric current is described as the simplest heating device for tents, highlighting basic heating concepts and potential safety considerations.

Notable Illness and Travel Plans In Area Households

Mrs Ida Leslie of Ann Larrick Nursing Home Oakview Road is critically ill at the facility. Her daughter Mrs Leslie Bryant of 907 English Street is noted. M Brown Shipplett plans eye surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital with an expected two week stay. Mr and Mrs J H McCall of 1308 Eaton Place travel to Montreal with Mr and Mrs J G Hicks of Greensboro to sail the S S Homeric for a two month Europe tour visiting ten countries with a Montreal return in August.

Ida Leslie Ann Larrick Nursing Home Oakview Rd Leslie Leslie Bryant English St M. Brown Shipplett High Point Memorial Hospital J. H. McCall Eaton Pl Montreal Can J. G. Hicks Greensboro Europe

Twins for Chappells Born in Thomasville June 5

Mr and Mrs Paul E Chappell of Rt 2 Thomasville announce the birth of twins Roger Dale and Ronda Gail at City Memorial Hospital Thomasville on June 5 Mrs Chappell is the former Dolores Elliott of this city.

Paul E. Chappell Rt. 2 Thomasville Roger Dale Ronda Gail City Memorial Hospital Chappell Dolores Elliott City

Census Count Places 343 410 American Indians in U S

The 1950 census enumerated 343 410 American Indians in the United States, reflecting the nation's Indigenous population size at mid-century. The figure highlights federally recognized tribal communities and regional distribution noted in census data.

United States

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Ster Thurman Mr. Curran Concord Mark Tolton Catholic Youth Organization Frank Schmedley Knights of Columbus Robert H. Todd Steve Neely Frank von Drehle Mr. Honeycutt R. N. Williard General Electric Weathertron Tra Zett N. Main ST Ywca Calendar Gas & Electric Photography By Lindsay Emerywood Studio Sally Warner On Warner, Jr. Otteray Ve YMCA Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle WOW Hall Busy Bee Garden Club Willis Anderson Centennial Ave Alexander Martin NCDAR A. L. Johnson Greenway Dr Carter Holbrook Emery Road Sally Gluyas Altrusa Club Sheraton Robert Morton Hall Ave Judy Byrd Iota Sigma WCTU Marvin Crutchfield Route 1 Kernersville Faye Tomer Roma Otteriger W. Ray St Anne Armfield E. W. Freeze III Hillcrest Apts Eaton OES Masonic Temple R. L. Brinson DAR Brinwood Farm L. A. Spencer S. D. Pierce Hayworth Circle Richard Marshall Jane Marshall Margaret Stout Edward Drake Julia Drake Parkway Wild Flower Garden Club W. H. English Westwood Dr Williams-Hilliard Becky Burwell Sherrill Mitzie Hobbs Debra Johnson Claude C. Johnson Albert Gray Miss E. S. N E.S.N N. Wrenn S. Main High Point Laundry Main ST Pine ST MAIN Star Cleaners N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc TWINS Chappells Weer Rsmith South Main Aha Ae NTAL Orces Training Schools High Point Enterprise High Point, N Foe Married S. Main ST Addi
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