Birth Announcements From Local Families
Local notices report the arrivals of babies to multiple families across High Point and area. Ti Scott and Timothy Lee born March 5. David Alton born March 7. Geremy Lyn born March 6. Jackie Dale born March 6. Lisa Paige born March 4. Reuben Clay born March 7. Susan Marie born March 8. Timothy Raymond born March 6. Jennifer Ellen born March 3. Wendy Kay born March 3. Families include Cody, Jenkins, Lewallen, De Hart, Johnson, Wills, Howard, Shuler, Odom, Levy, and Kilgo Carino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Lee
J. L. Jenkins
W. Broad St
Reuben Clay
H. G. Howard
W. Green St
Wendy Kay
Kilgo Carino Levy
Price St
Greensboro
Hein
Central Synagogue
New York City
J. R. Stone
High Point
Queens College Group Elects New Officers
Fifty five Queens College alumnae and guests met at First Presbyterian Church Greensboro for a 7 p m banquet to hear Dr Edwin R Walker president discuss conditions and future plans. Officers elected for the next biennium include Mrs David Kennedy vice president Mrs William R Gilliam treasurer Mrs Penn Bernhardt president and Mrs Melvin L Johnson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Queens College
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin R. Walker
Penn Bernhardt
Gordon Freeman
Clifford D. Caldwell
Woodland Ct
Walker
Dr. Walker
Eddie Day
David Kennedy
William R. Gilliam
Community Club and Club Meetings Schedule
A sequence of afternoon and evening gatherings listed across High Point and area locations. Teas hosted by Mrs. John Lind say Jr and Mrs. Everett Marsh, Good Deed Club at Mrs. Etta Wiscum on 225 W Ray St, and Eastern Star Chapter 106 at the Masonic Temple. Meetings include Hospital Library Guild at High Point Memorial Hospital, Dogwood Garden hosted by Mrs. Walter Otto, Point Junior Woman’s social at Emerywood Country Club followed by regular session, YWCA meeting, and a High Point Jayettes fashion show at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsay Jr
Everett Marsh
Good Deed Club
Etta Wiscum
W. Ray St
High Point
the Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Union Hill
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hospital Guild
Walter Otto
Pinehurst Dr
Dogwood
Emerywood Country Club
YWCA
Eee
Jaycettes Meeting in James Town at Home
The Jaycettes of James town convene at a member’s home at 8 p.m. to discuss upcoming community projects and fundraisers. Members will plan activities and guest speakers for future events.
Speaker Discusses Club Clinic Meeting Leads by Mrs McFarland
The meeting was chaired by Mrs Virginia McFarland with the SS club addressing plans for an April clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McFarland
Ee Eeee SS Club
Music Club Sets Meeting Friday Morning
Music Study Club will meet Friday at 11 am at the home of Mrs. S A Gayle 1012 Country Club Dr. Mrs. Harriett Thompson of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Gayle
Country Club
Harriett Thompson
New 1965 REN With Automatic Trans NOW $75 Only
Classified ad notes a 1965 Renault with automatic transmission for sale at 33 Horace G Sidert 701-09 6 Main, listing price of 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Sidert
Easter Picnic Planned by Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Meeting at Mrs James Oakley home on Wood Avenue planned an Easter egg picnic for retarded children. Mrs Oakley presided and led devotions. Mrs Bobby Millikan was the sole visitor, with others invited to refreshments served by Mrs Se Oeeee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assn. of
James Oakley
Wood Avenue
Oe Se Oeeee
Girl Scout Week Activities Highlight Local Troops
Several local Girl Scout units observed Scout Week by attending church services and planning events. Cadet Troop 73 and Junior Troop 94 will attend an ice show in Greensboro. Troop 73 will close the week there. Brownie Troop 114, Junior Troop 42 and Cadet Troop 73 hosted a mother daughter luncheon with guest speaker Mrs. L. B. Haizlip who spoke on leadership and the Girl Scout Promise. Junior Troop 94 hosted a birthday party with a Wiener roast and World Wide Games badges, directed by Kaye Deaton and Barbara, for 22 scouts including guest Mrs. Walter Mit-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
L. B. Haizlip
South Main
Kaye Deaton
Barbara
Walter Mit
Teen seeks kissing tips from Ann Landers column
A teen asks how to kiss a girl without looking foolish and whether to seek consent. Ann advises delaying until older, be subtle, keep kisses short, and not to expect a thank you. other letters urge mutual effort for health and discuss a mink cape gift to a teen daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Fellows
O.K
Ann
Evening Community Class Schedule Overview
The Ferndale Y and Central area host a packed set of classes and activities. Sessions include beginner to advanced swim classes, Uke and guitar lessons, teen programs, life saving, bridge, tailoring, and youth clubs at 3:45 to 11:30 a.m. across multiple facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragsdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Timothy
Cody
Charles Cody
Wise St
Ti Scott
Point Memorial Hospital
Timothy L. Jenkins
David A. Lewallen
Carl Lewallen
Grace St
David Alton
Lewallen
Mary Gramling
Redding
Geremy Lyn DE Hart
Andrew de Hart
Cable St
Geremy Lyn
High Point Keemnextel Hospital
Jackie D. Johnson
Jackie L. Johnson
E. Cana
Jackie Dale
Johnson
Glenda Baker
Lisa Paige Wills
Carl D. Wills
Welch Dr
Lisa Paige
High Point Hospital
Wills
Jane Thompson
Cedartown, Ga
Reuben Clay Howard
Susan Marie Shuler
Susan Marie
Thomas Shuler
Phillips St
Timothy R. Mitchell
Harold R. Mitchell
Route 5
Timothy Raymond
Jennifer E. Odom
Daniel Odom
Arden Pl
Jennifer Ellen
Wendy Kay Levy
Queens College Group
Bernhardt
Melvin L. Johnson
Eutondas
High Point Jaycettes
Jaycettes of
Jamestown
PER On, Inc
Gip Security Insurance
N. Main St
Robert L. Green
Bobby Millikan
Shy
John
Rochester
Nag
Caeel 'Ae
Interclub Council
Furniture City Club
Allen Jay
Central
Ferndale
North Wrenn
Westwood
Tomo
Nuantic Camngs and Loan Association
N. Mein St
The
Carillonic Bells
Our Clinic
W. Commerce Ph
Tom’s Chicken Villa
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