High Point Cosmetologists Install New State Officers
Mrs. Judy Comer was installed as president of the High Point Cosmetologist Association at a meeting at the Sheraton Coach House. New officers include Ruby Wright as vice president, Anne Bundy corresponding secretary, Virginia Tuttle secretary and treasurer. Board members are Dot Perdue Jerri Trogdon Peggy Odom and Luna Smith. The group voted to assist the YMCA membership drive with shop donations funding Y memberships for underprivileged children and noted various Y programs for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Comer
High Point Cosmetologist Assn
Sheraton Hotel
Carol Jordon
Recent Bride Fetcd In Trinity Shower Honoring Mrs Koontz
A floating shower Sunday afternoon at the Hicks home in Trinity honored Mrs. Kurt D. Koontz the former Beverly Bullin who wed Dec 26 at Welch Memorial United Methodist Church. Hostesses Mrs Hicks Mrs Cook and Mrs Hartley gave a chrysanthemum corsage and later an electric percolator. About 20 guests attended including Mrs Harold Bullin mother of the bride and Mrs Homer Bame grandmother of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt D. Koontz
Paul Hicks
Zula Mae Cook
Wayne Hartley
Hicks
Merle Drive
Trinity
Koontz
Beverly Bullin
Welch Memorial United Methodist Church
Harold Bullin
Homer Bame
Douglas J. Koontz
Midweek Social Club Meetings Across Town
At 10 a.m. the Midweek Garden Club gathers with Mrs. O. B. Bonner at 408 Edgedale Drive. The Midweek Extension Homemakers Club meets with Mrs. Bruce Clodfelter at 704 Monthey Avenue. Garden Study Club assemblies with Mrs. W. Barker at 115 Gatewood. At noon High Point Woman's Club models fashions for the annual sewing contest during luncheon at Top-of-the-Mart. At 1 p.m. the Midweek Study Club meets with Mrs. James G. Huggin at 202 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Bonner
Edgedale Dr
Bruce Clodfelter
Monthey Ave
Homemakers Club
Garden Study Club
Gatewood Ve
High Point Woman's Club
Top-of-the-Mart
James G. Huggin
Hillcrest Dr
Colonial Golfers Plan Coming Events
Thirty seven members and three guests attended the Women’s Golf Assn. luncheon at Colonial Country Club. The group announced the May 13 Women’s Invitational and a four week golf clinic starting in late April. The Piedmont circuit opener is set for the fourth Wednesday in March at Starmount. Next meeting is April 2 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Club Golf Pro
Coke Trimmal
Eileen Richardson
Vada Keener
Starmount
Marguerite Bray
Patricia McDowell Honored Before Wedding
Patricia McDowell was honored at a floating shower at Lake Park Estates hosted by Mrs. Isaac Farlow with about 30 guests. Hosts gave corsages and gifts. centerpiece featured yellow and green arrangements. The bride-elect and groom elect plan to wed March 21 at First Wesleyan Church, High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Patricia McDowell
Joel Farlow
Lake Park Estates
Isaac Farlow
Mrs
Garland McDowell
Mae Farlow
Miss McDowell
Mr. Farlow
First Wesleyan Church
High Point
Agenda Club Hears Easter Music Program at YWCA
Mrs. Don Stewart presented a vocal Easter music program at the Agenda Club meeting at the YWCA. Miss Barbara Carroll accompanied, and Mrs. Ralph Norman introduced the singer who attends Memphis State College. Miss Josephine Abrams, Argentina missionary, spoke of Buenos Aires life and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stewart
Agenda Club
YWCA
Barbara Carroll
Stewart
Ralph Norman
Memphis State College
Wesley Memorial United Meth Church
Jerusalem
Calvary
Josephine Abrams
Argentina
Miss Abrams
Buenos Aires
Fletcher Welch
Abrams
Raymond Welch
Mary Bethune YWCA Plans Card Party
The Mary Bethune Branch YWCA will host a card party at 215 Fourth Street on Wednesday evening from 7 30 to 10 30. A refreshment table and prizes will be offered, with proceeds funding two Y Teens to attend the national YWCA convention in Houston in April. Tickets are sold at both YWCA locations or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bethune
YWCA
Fourth St
Houston
Texas
Rebekah Lodge 34 Hosts Fifth District Meeting
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge 34 hosted the Fifth District Rebekahs of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows on Saturday. Special guests included Mrs. Velma Howard of Greensboro and Mrs. Travis Shaver of Statesville. New officers were elected led by Mrs. Maude Hill as president and Mrs. Della Outen as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Saturay
Velma Howard
Greensboro
Rebekah Assembly of
North Carolina
Travis Shaver
Statesville
The
Assembly
Miss Allgood Honored at Roper Shower Ahead of April Wedding
Nancy Sharon Allgood bride elect of Calvin Hassell of Roper was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. James Hassell Mrs. Billy Chappell and Mrs. Mike Spruill in Roper. She received a pink carnation corsage and a white cloth centerpiece with pink carnations and irises. The event included a pink carnation corsage reception and gifts including an electric clock. The couple will wed April 4 in Green Street Baptist Church chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sharon Allgood
Calvin Hassell
Roper
James Hassell
Billy Chappell
Mike Spruill
Spencer Hassell
Mary Barber
Miss Allgood
Mr. Hassell
Green Street Baptist Church
St Edward's Guild Hosts Bur Lap Flower Program
Mrs William Price and Mrs W O Webb led a bur lap flower making program at St Edward's Guild meeting in McMillan Hall. Mrs William Wiedman chaired the business session noting the spring festival set for May 9 with Mrs Jack Cartwright leading ways and means. Coffee was served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Price
W. O. Webb
St. Edward’s
Jack Cartwright
Ways and Means
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruby Wright
Anne Bundy
Virginia Tuttle
Jim Stratford
Bership Drive
Comer
Glenn Shackelford
Donald Segers
Morris Saunders
Mary Bethune Ywca
Maude Hill
Della Outen
Bess Reed
Edna Davis
Margaret Hayworth
Vanceile Hughes
Ann Holder
Guardian
Margaret Lee
Howard
Anne Hovis
Sondra Nicholson
Bill Shaver
Nags Head
Doris Clark
Clark
Catherine Harvard
Winston-Salem
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Wm. Rogers
Jewelers
Gene Hassell
Paul Hassell
William Wiedman
Harold C.davis
Funeral Home
Heapel
Blowers North Main
Farriss Avenue
Tobias
Westchester Mall
Tobias Shoes
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