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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1968
Page
8
Space is wasted in closets with single shelves and rods. A practical design uses rectangular shelves and cabinets from waist height down to floor, plus accessible counter space. The featured unit adds a breakfront for extra family room serving space.
A bridal shower celebrated the forthcoming wedding of the bride with a white chrysanthemum corsage for the honoree. Hosts added gifts of china and linen amid a warm gathering. Special guests included Mrs. Wilford Boylen and Mrs. Henry Hebert, the bridal mothers, with Mrs. Herbert identified as the former Miss Jean Boylen.
Mrs Lois Grant and Mrs Loflin attended the Neighborhood Flower Club meeting at Mrs Laurence Browns home 309 Kennedy St. Letha calf led devotions and plans were discussed for a spring picnic.
Members of the 9th District North Carolina State Nurses Association will meet tomorrow evening at the Adams Memorial YWCA. The gathering begins at 7 p.m. for regional nursing group discussions and updates.
Pinewood plans installation of new officers. The event will install the newly elected leaders and set the community direction for the coming year.
Local groups receive instructions to speed and improve coverage. Calendar items due Friday by 3 pm for Sunday edition, follow-ups by 8 30 am after meetings, typed reports preferred, stories should be published within three days, photos limited to specified types, event scheduling spans three to six days, and usage of married women preferred in captions.
Saturday evening ceremonies honored club officers in the dining room of the Masonic Temple. A comedy skit was staged by Mrs. Felix Miller and her sister Miss Jakie Foster, as Mrs. Marsh and Mr. Caldwell presented each officer.
The Magic Key Garden Club has changed its meeting place. Members should note the new location and confirm attendance with club officers.
A luncheon and program segment notes Mrs. James leading a discussion on science and faith. Mrs. Carter morely reported on highlights of the Southeastern Jurisdiction. Mrs. C. L. Gray Jr. led the business meeting after the luncheon, with Mrs. George Beaston presenting the preceding program.
Mrs. Cane Me psychologist at Guilford Center spoke to Dot's Top Club about achieving a healthy balance between wants and needs. The talk emphasized coping with emotions and finding a practical approach to weight management during the meeting.
Two local women receive a major honor from Epsilon Sigma Alpha, an international women’s service organization with 40,000 members worldwide. The award honors active chapter involvement in philanthropy and community projects.
A local wedding notice reports Barrier Murphy and Rose Edwards of Greensboro announcing an engagement and wedding details. Attending were Mrs. M. EB. Edwards Jr. of Greensboro and W. R. Smith of Winston-Salem served as best man.
Mr and Mrs John W Anthon y 1409 Blain St announce son Michael Wayne born March 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs James N Weaver 511 Pine Valley Dr celebrate son James Neil Jr born March 3 at High Point Memorial. Mr and Mrs George L Turner 1003 Parker St Thomasville report son born March 2 at High Point hospital. Lana Stamper of North Wilkesboro is identified as Hart. Mr and Mrs W Wayne Nor announce arrival of son Mar.
The Pilot Club of High Point will hold a board meeting at seven o clock. Members will discuss upcoming service events and club activities.
O W Chastain of the University of North Carolina has been named to the honor roll. The announcement underscores academic achievement at UNC and recognizes Chastain among fellow students.
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