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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
6
Several styles for early spring use washable fabrics like linen-textured rayon. A jacket dress with a tin waist and bracelet sleeves pairs with a sunback dress in soft pastels. A rayon crepe dress with neckline interest and pleated faille trim complements a peg-top skirt for easy wear.
The High Point Council of Garden clubs finished plans for a four session study on home flower arrangements. Mrs. Ben Smith of Greensboro will lecture on March 15 and 20 and April 5 and 20 as part of the Arts and Crafts workshop. The Garden Center at Davis Feed and Seed Store meets Thursdays with clubs rotating monthly. Information will be available by telephone and in person.
Miss Mary Coffey receives a gardenia corsage and gifts at a Blair Park club house shower hosted by relatives including Mesdames Hoke Farrington Surrette and Evans. Forty guests enjoyed prizes and green and white refreshments as future wedding plans unfold with another party and a March 23 ceremony at the First Baptist church.
The local Council of Jewish Women announces hours for the Israeli art exhibit at High Point College. The event now runs from seven to nine P M each evening, replacing the original eight to ten P M schedule.
High Point Chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regu session at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. Election of a new slate of officers will take place at this meeting and all members are urged to attend.
A pyramid shortie coat by Toni Owen features a choir boy collar paired with a pastel billfold from Lady Buxton. The ensemble showcases 1930s inspired elegance and coordinated accessory styling.
Mrs E S Wel Jr entertained at Norwood Court with a dessert bridge for Miss Alfreda Hardie ahead of her marriage to Wilbur H Stancil next month. Three bridge tables, corsage, prizes for top scores, and a shower of gifts framed the evening. The event included additional guests and future parties planned on Woodbrook Court and Ferndale Drive.
A series of birth notices list infants born in March at High Point Memorial and Rex hospital Raleigh. Names include Donald Rex Williard, Linda Fay Dennis, Janice Beck, Stephen Lee Harrison, Marjorie Fay Smith, Sharron Kay Cox with parents from High Point and Asheboro areas.
Mrs. Warner Black and Mrs. Carl Grissom entertain for Miss Arlene Leviner bride elect who will wed Charles L. Auman on April 28 at the Grissom home 506 East Farriss Friday evening at 8 o clock.
The March meeting of the Tri City Bridge Association will be held at Greens Country Club Friday evening. Registration starts at 6 30 and seating at 7 45. Dinner reservations can be made by writing the club or calling 21063 before noon Thursday.
The piece advises meeting a new date at the home for safety and respect, suggests family introductions, and outlines how to handle calls, return times, and invitations. It emphasizes retaining control, judging motives, and avoiding time wasters even if the date goes poorly.
Mrs G G Adams spoke to the Wesleyan Service Guild of Wesley Memorial church about Our Methodist Home in Charlotte. She outlined the home’s history and growth, highlighted supporters like George and J B Ivey and Dr Werman Wilson, and described facilities such as sitting rooms and a hobby shop.
Mrs A D P Snyder of 506 Cable Street is listed as improved while remaining unable to receive visitors at High Point Memorial hospital.
Pattern No 3245 by Sew-Ritte offers a halter neckline dress with a youthful full skirt and a collared jacket. Sizes 10 to 20 with fabric lengths listed. send 25 cents plus first class mail for pattern 3245 to Sue Burnett, High Point Enterprise. Include name address size and pattern number.
Numerous garden clubs and women's groups announce gatherings from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening. Notable items include the Tuesday reception for Miss Ruby Brooks, the May bride elect, and rehearsals for the Sears Russell wedding at Green Street church.
Charles F Carroll superintendent of the local schools will speak at the Bay Street Parent-Teacher Association meeting this evening in the school auditorium. Program chairman Mrs. Henry Foscue will present the speaker and Dr C L Gray associate president will preside over the business session. The meeting starts at 7 30 and all parents are urged to attend.
Ruth Millett advises parents on a daughter who favors friends over family. Set a fair weekly or monthly board and room payment, require it to be met, and stop nagging about other spending. Firmly insist she covers her own expenses to grow toward adult financial responsibility.
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