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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1958
Page
8
An Almanac style guide explains annual plant life cycle, seed sowing, and soil mix. It lists preferred annuals for color and fragrance including cosmos ageratum scabiosa zinnia snapdragon verbenas Nicotiana tuberous begonias impatiens and several fragrant choices for cutting.
The Philathea Class of Brentwood Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Margaret Matthews home 705 Garrison Ave. Hostesses will be Mesdames W. T. Maness and H. F. Maness.
A themed bridal shower idea features hot hors d oeuvres and a cold beverage station centered around gifts. DIY shower head centerpiece, gold paper faucets, and Libbey Charcoal Tempo crystal sets showcased with elegant tableware.
Fred Yoder spoke on gardening at the Exchangettes meeting held at 6 30 p m in the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs Myra McCoy introduced Mrs Yoder and Mrs Ann Shelton led the business session. A bridge benefit was planned for April at the YWCA and Irene Honbarrier won the door prize.
Clearwater jeweler S L Carpenter visited with Mrs Georgia Jackson at 300 Lindsay Street. Madison Wisconsin doctor James Price and wife with three daughters stayed with Dr George Bryan at 320 Boulevard. Price works in cancer research at Wisconsin General Hospital. Fred Loflin underwent minor surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital with satisfactory recovery. Glenda Griffith, previously of High Point, is receiving care there. visitor access limited. Archa Coit, formerly of High Point, arrives to visit D H Parsons this week. About ten fish sticks come in an eight ounce frozen package.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Susie Hensley of Hendersonville to Pic. Ray Townsend of Lakeland Florida. The vows were at 10 a.m. Sunday in Chesterfield South Carolina. The couple will reside in High Point after two months for Mr Townsend’s Fort Bragg assignment.
A caravan of 27 people will drive to St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland and then to help 11 year old Susan Kurtz daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kurtz of Onsted. Susan has a heart defect since birth. Doctors hope surgery can correct the condition and the blood for a mechanical heart will be donated during the operation on March 11.
Mrs G E Schultheiss was elected president of Grow n Glow Garden Club for 1958 59 at a recent meeting. Officers include Mrs E L Boyle vice president Mrs Carl Short secretary Mrs O R Frazier treasurer and Mrs L B Hill custodian. Guest speaker Mrs Dale Montgomery discussed wild flowers and slides. The club voted to enter the Daffodil Show on March 27 at High Point Friends Meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrell L. Sink of 207 S Payne St Lexington announce the birth of a son Matthew Warren on March 1 at a Lexington hospital. The Sinks are former High Point residents. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lawson of 111 Sinclair St announce the birth of a daughter Sharon Lynn on March 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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