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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
7
Thelma Hinson of North Carolina State University urges retirees to view retirement as productive. She notes both men and women adjust differently, encourages balanced activities, volunteering, family time, education, and travel for meaningful, satisfying living.
A Friday evening bridge game with 12 tables saw North-South winners Mr. and Mrs. C C Swaringen of Greensboro. Runners up were Mrs Treva Allen and Mrs T G Crutchfield of Greensboro, with Mrs W H Linthicum and Mrs A C Smith in fourth. East-West winners included Mrs W Secrest and Mrs House of Winston Salem, followed by Mr and Mrs C W Walker of Greensboro and Mr and Mrs Ralph Patterson of Winston-Salem, with Mr and Mrs N B Boyles of Greensboro in fourth.
Mrs Henry V Koonts and Mrs Robert H Koonts hosted a tea for three brides elect at 317 Ardmore Cir. The honorees were Carolyn Koonts Sandra Koonts and Sandra Harris. Gifts of silver were given. Carolyn and Sandra Koonts plan August weddings to Leon Wagnon Union S C and Fred Smith Jr respectively while Sandra Harris will wed Ray Marley Jr in August.
Mrs Bill Thomas entertained Miss Dena Kleiman and attendants with a poolside luncheon at Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge Greensboro Saturday at 1 p.m. Flowers decorated the table. Gifts marked each place including a bride-elect china setting. Mothers of the couple attended as special guests. The group included Shari Thomas and other attendants. some could not attend. The wedding will be June 24 at the Presbyterian Church of the Cross Greensboro in High Point.
Miss Jane Frances Crackler bride elect of Carlton Avon Summers was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Bill Fowler in Denton. About 20 guests attended at Mrs. Fowler's sister Mrs. R. N. White’s Woodruff Street home with white and green flowers and a corsage for the honoree. The couple plan to wed June 30 at Friendship Methodist Church with no formal invitations.
An events list shows multiple classes and activities by time, including guitar, swimming, tennis, bridge, and social events. Notable items include Beginner and Advanced Swim, Pla Ye swim sessions, Ladies Tennis, Lifesaving, and a Noon Adult Committee Luncheon.
A reader recounts a sixteen year old girl’s experience with a dated sexual encounter and guilt over resulting actions. The editor replies that the girl bears responsibility for her choice while the man’s manipulation is overlooked. The letters promote seeking advice from Ann Landers and offer a cooking tip for corn soup.
Em erywood Country Club announces a luau Friday evening to celebrate the new swimming pool opening. The Clubmen Combo performs at 7 pm by the pool side with social hour and dinner on the terraces. Reservations due by noon Wednesday.
The Enterprise woman’s department calls for brides and brides elect to deliver glossy prints of at least 5 by 7 inches to the office by Tuesday noon. Provide engagement and wedding dates with a full month gap for publication.
A newspaper item discusses feeding babies with guidance from Mrs. Dan Gerber. It warns against forcing meals and emphasizes patience to develop good food acceptance. It highlights Gerber strains and Junior Meals as protein rich options and offers a turkey lunch idea for toddlers and parents.
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