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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1976

Page

3

District 7 Arts Festival Honors Winners in Greensboro

District 7 of the NCFWC held its awards program at First Baptist Church Greensboro attracting 255 clubwomen and students from 11 Piedmont towns. Mrs. Lewis Boroughs presided, Dr. Alton McEachern gave the invocation, and winners in landscape crafts and other arts were named. First place victors advance to the statewide festival March 27 at Salem School of the Arts Winston-Salem.

N.C First Baptist Church Greensboro Piedmont Sea Towns Lewis Boroughs District 7 Alton McEachern Firstartist Church Ennis Arrell High Point Junior Woman's Club Furture City Woman's Club Neal Lancaster Jack Dickinson Carl Bailey H. Low Joe Garvey C. W. Scott Hubert LcCain Winston-Salem Archdale-Trinity Robert Coombs Sedgefield Woman's Club Earlarbour

Sills Addresses Lady Lions on Urban Ministry efforts

Dr. Mark Sills, executive rector of Urban Ministry in Igh Pont, spoke at a Gatewood Avenue dinner meeting of the Lady Lions Club. He outlined nine outreach ministries, noted 90 percent funding by local denominations, and urged continued service. Lions voted a $100 donation to Urban Ministry.

Mark Sills Urban Ministry Igh Pont Ady Lions Club WCA Gatewood Avenue Dr. Sills Irs Nelson Underwood Sills Hhe Igh Poml Urban Ministery

Local births announced from High Point and area

Mr and Mrs Steven Douglas White of At. 1 announce the birth of son Steven Deroze on February 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Rebecca Scotten of tiny is named as Mrs White. Bobbie Kendra Layne born February 18 to Mr and Mrs ay Layne of Rt 2 Kamasville, baby born at local hospital, Layne is formerly cannette Spivey. Jeffrey Keith born February 26 to Mr and Mrs Bobby Johnson of 1020 Eden Ter reddale at High Point hospital. Kim Denise Wright born February 24 to Mr and Mrs McArthur Wright Jr of 1002 Park St. Deborah Ann Bennett born February 29 to Mr and Mrs Thurman R Bennett of Crescent Dr Archdale at local hospital. Stephanie Denise Roe announced for March 1 birth to Mr and Mrs George Doe of 121 E White Ave teddale at High Point hospital. Jennifer Gail Weavil born February 28 at local hospital to Mr and Mrs Roberts Weavil of 2% Sunnybrook. Mrs Weavil is Debby Newby. John Micheal Ferger son born February 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Micheal P Ferger son. Mrs Ferger son is Pat Painter. Carla Denise Miller born February 24 at local hospital to Mr and Mrs Carl E Miller of 800 E Fairfield Rd. Brandy Reagan Miller born February 28 at High Point hospital to Mr and Mrs Larry Talley of Rt 3 Trinity. Mrs Talley is Betsy Short.

Steven Douglas White At. 1 Steven Deroze High Point White Rebecca Scotten Tiny Bobbie Kendra Ay Layne Rt. 2 Kamasville Orn Sts. Layne Cannette Spivey Jeffrey Keith Bobbyohnson Eden Ter Reddale Petr High Point Hospital McArthur Wright Jr Park St Jennifer Gail Roberts, Weavil Sunnybrook Weavil Debby Newby Micheal P. Fergerson Rt. 3 Thomasville John Micheal Fergerson High Point Memorial Hospital Fergerson Pat Painter Carl E. Miller E. Fairfield Rd Carla Denise Brandy Reagan Larry Talley Trinity Talley Betsy Short

Social Calendar Event at High Point Clubs

Social Calendar notes meetings at 7 30 p m Pilot Club of High Point gathers at the Sheraton Hotel and Oak Hollow Junior Woman's Club meets at Favfire Clubhouse.

Pilot Club of High Point Sheraton Hotel Oak Hollow Junior Woman's Club Favfire Cubhace

Southern Living Show Opens In Charlotte Spring Preview

The 16th annual Southern Living Show kicked off at Charlotte's Merchandise Mart drawing thousands. Displays include 15 designer rooms with decks trees and a log cabin, plus an orchid and flower show and crafts by potters scrimshaw artists and weavers. Show runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays and noon to 6 p.m. Sundays through March 7. Friday is camera day.

Charlotte Merchandise New York Louisiana Southern Living Magazie

Mrs Barbour Wins Best Of Show At District 7 Arts Festival

At the Nth annual District 7 Fine Arts Festival in Greensboro on Feb 28 High Point Junior Woman's Club members attended. Mrs. Earl Barbour won best of show for consecutive year with blue ribbons in three media pastel pencil and pen and ink. Other members earned blue or red ribbons across decoupage paper crafts plastic macrame weaving and hooked rug with Miss Mary Kahn and Mrs Hayworth among awardees.

Earl Barbour Greensboro High Point Junior Woman's Club Darrell Stout Ronald Heer Ronald Stevens Timothy Sins William Koonts Ronald Gib Barbour Thomas Hayworth Stout Stevens Gene Hansen Ralph C. Davis High Point Jauings

Shirley Ann Wall Weds James Albert Blackwell

Shirley Ann Wall of 1303 Waverly Street High Point married James Albert Blackwell in a Burlington ceremony at Rev. W M Lake s home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lester Wall, attended Pinson Business College and UNC Greensboro and works for the Greensboro Daily News. Blackwell, son of Mrs Samuel Blackwell and the late Mr Blackwell, attended UNC Chapel Hill and works for Macfield Industries. The couple will reside in Burlington.

Mr. Blackwell Samuel Blackwell Burlington The University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Macfield Industries

Dyslexia A Hidden Reading Challenge In Children

Readers Digest outlines dyslexia as a widespread, largely misunderstood condition affecting about one in seven children. Symptoms include misreading words, language delays, word-finding trouble, and disorganization. Early diagnostic testing and remedial tutoring can help, with notable figures cited as having dyslexia.

Reader's Digest

Ann Landers Letters on Manners and Mischief

A reader-cleaned column gathers letters about social misfires at a cocktail party, compliments to a smiling face’s youth, only children’ attitudes, and a prayerful plea for restraint. The strand centers on etiquette, self-image, and personal growth with several named readers sharing anecdotes.

Eta Zeta Sorority Rush Party Highlights Prospects

The Eta Zeta chapter hosted a rush party Saturday with Nu Phi Mu Degree guests who are set to advance to the Ritual of Jewels Degree. Non members from Beta Sigma Phi also attended as refreshments were served by the hostess chapter. Eta Zeta plans a model meeting on March 1h and notes rush invitations extend in October and March. The Til and Toil Garden Club meets Wednesday at 10 am hosted by Mrs Robert Crawford in Willow Creek with a wildflower program by Mrs Rod Lindsey.

Eta Zeta Nu Phi Mu Beta Sigma Phi Til and Toil Garden Club Tvith Robert Crawford Willow Creek Rod Lindsey

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