Luncheon Guests Named in District 7 Event
In a luncheon setting, Mrs. W. C. Hodges District 7 junior director sits beside Mrs. Fred Bunch NCFWC president, Mrs. Ralph A. Davis fine arts chairman District 7, and Mrs. Guy Buckle District 7 president.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
4
In a luncheon setting, Mrs. W. C. Hodges District 7 junior director sits beside Mrs. Fred Bunch NCFWC president, Mrs. Ralph A. Davis fine arts chairman District 7, and Mrs. Guy Buckle District 7 president.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs District 7 held its inaugural Fine Arts Festival in High Point with the High Point Woman’s Club as host. Winners in music and art contests advance to state competition in March at UNC Greensboro. Sears Foundation awards a $500 grant for community improvement.
Mrs Eva Alexander of the High Point Pilot Club is named District 6 extension committee chairman for Pilot Club International 1966-67 by district lieutenant governor Miss Minnie Walker. The March Pilot Log announces her appointment and notes her role shaping next year’s program under the theme Broaden the Beam of The Pilot Light. She will attend a workshop at the international convention in Cleveland July 24-29 1966. District 6 covers North Carolina Pilot clubs. Alexander has long served locally and led club expansion last year. She is also active in Armor beyond printing and arts groups and civic committees. The Pilot Log emphasizes expanding service club work amid world tensions, with the 1966-67 theme Breaten The Beam of the Pilot Light. Pilot Club International has over 13,500 members in 470 clubs across several nations, with headquarters in Maynard Ga.
The evening features a guest night banquet for a young career woman by Social 7 pn. BPW Club at 7:30. Professional High Point Junior League meets at the YWCA, followed by Delta Theta at 228 Hedgecock Rd. At 8 pm Women of the Moose convene on N Main St. Garden clubs and DAR chapter gatherings fill the day with meetings and a dress revue.
Central YMCA in High Point will offer a Wednesday morning swimming course for beginners and improving swimmers led by newly appointed physical director Larry Bowersock. A qualified instructor will teach at 10 o'clock with a recreational swim to follow. The Women's Health Club plans to include the swim in its regular conditioning program featuring music, passive exercise machines, sun lamp, massage, steam baths and a dry heat cabinet. The move positions the local Health Club as the Carolinas' only modern women’s health club.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis will be honored at 1 p.m. Saturday with a bridesmaids luncheon given by Mrs. Robert G. Culp and Miss Judy Culp at Sedgefield. Miss Culp will be a bridesmaid in the March 19 wedding of Miss Davis and Richard Charles Mastline.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Main Street Spring Hill and Oakview Methodist Churches plan joint meetings at 7 p.m. on Sunday March 43 at Oakview Methodist Church. Mrs. Harry Hendrick will speak on Mission: the Christian's Calling.
The fourth annual Burlington Antiques Fair will be held March 9 to 11 in Elon College gymnasium. Sponsored by Alamance Caswell Medical Auxiliary, with Coach William Miller and the Elon basketball team helping. Proceeds fund medical scholarships and loans for North Carolina students pursuing health careers. Co chairs Mrs Donald Ross and Mrs Don Pittman announce a new Elon student scholarship. Tickets at the door for one or three days. hours 10 30 a.m. to 9 20 p.m. daily.
A brief post lunch routine in the restroom helps protect students. After meals, clean teeth with floss and pliable strips, then use mouthwash to prevent dental issues. This quick practice aims to save money and reduce lost classroom time.
Miss Donna Harrison entertained her bridesmaids at a luncheon Saturday at 210 Pine Valley Rd. Attendants sat at a lace table with pink carnations and rosebuds. mini bridal veils marked places and pink rosebuds greeted each guest. Mrs. Pat Weavil attended. Harrison Wilcox wedding set for March 19 at Lebanon Methodist Church.
The Out-To-Grow Garden Club will meet Thursday at 10 am. at 302 Pine Ridge Drive with Mrs. Grover Seamon presiding. Garden Therapy will be the topic presented by Mrs. Gladis Kivett.
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