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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
7
Mrs Billie Bowman spoke at the Moosehaven home in Jacksonville Florida describing the facility. Leaders thanked volunteers for the Sweetheart Ball held February 6 and outlined plans for the Shamrock Show and other events at the aging home serving 400 residents from 36 states.
The Woman's Society of First Methodist Church held a luncheon and meeting in the church dining room. President Mrs. Carter Holbrook led a year-end summary and discussed upcoming class events with 17 members attending. St Edward's Guild at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church held a pot luck social. Stephens Bible Class plans to meet at a Rest Home on Westwood with Alene Kelly leading. The report recalled Youth Caravan experience in Cuba and Costa Rica.
The Friendly Club hosted a This Is Your Life program for treasurer Mrs Geneva Ellington at last night’s meeting led by Mrs Jerri Trogdon at 3433 Hillside Dr The group planned Easter favors for Evergreens in Greensboro and a workshop at Jerri's Beauty Salon with a covered dish supper. Ellington has served as treasurer for 12 years.
Miss Faulkner, daughter of Mrs. Paul Faulkner and the late Mr. Faulkner of Sanak Jones Simpson, wed Mr. Lynch at the San Francisco residence of the bride’s mother. Rev. A B Sidebottom officiated. The bride, a former Vogue editor, studied at the University of California and New York life. The groom, a UNC graduate, is executive vice president of Thomas-
Mrs. Dan Moore announced a new Fine Arts Committee to guide public events at the Executive Mansion. She spoke to about 50 guests at a luncheon, pledging to reflect North Carolina values in the mansion and stay accessible to residents. The gathering featured spring decor and a tour of mansion rooms, with the first gift announced for mansion use.
A catalog fragment lists numerous small items including plastic spoons and forks, crystal saucers, nail heads, army vehicle decor, various tumblers, ballpoint pens, combs, hair rollers, telephones, bobbins, nylon nets, doll erasers, plastic boxes, wood rulers, toothpaste powders, key hooks, soaps, belt backing, plastic dogs, stagecoaches, spacemen, plastic animals, and a police whistle.
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