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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1955
Page
6
The Double M Club of the YWCA will not meet this week. It will hold its regular meeting with Mrs. Edgar Snider on March 31, the YWCA announced this morning.
Mrs. Cleo B. Pierce and Brodie Honeycutt hosted High Point Chapter 106 Order of Eastern Star officers at the Oglesby home on Lind say Street. Each officer received a color star and a silver teaspoon gift. the decor featured yellow and white accents with spring flowers and a center of yellow daffodils.
Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs Gray Williamson on Field St. New officers named are Robert Millar president Gray Williamson vice president N L Garner Jr recording secretary Fred Hughes corresponding secretary Ray Stutts treasurer Bob Bollenger extension officer. Mrs J E Neely spoke on spring rain and children. Cake sale planned for April 9 in front of Richardson's and a dance on April 15. Girl of the Year to be named at Founders Day in late April. Refreshments served to 18 members.
A five day listing details daffodil show at St Marys Parish House saved by local garden clubs. Inter-Club banquet at Sheraton with speaker C M Waynick. Eastern Star Homecoming Night at Masonic Temple. numerous receptions, rehearsals, and engagements including wedding events for Martha Hayworth and Sandra Spencer with gatherings at Lee Home Glen Oak View Grange Hall Broywood Country Club Emerywood and First Methodist Church in High Point.
Miss Miriam Robinson is named executive secretary of the North Carolina WMU, auxiliary to the Baptist State Convent. She will take the post June 20, succeeding Ruth Provence who resigned Jan 1 for South Carolina.
The Musical Art Club met at Mrs L L Wilkinson's home on Rockford Rd to hear Mrs Libby Linn Gabriel of Thomasville perform. Guests included Mrs Mildred Crowder of Charlotte and club officers and Young Musicians Club leaders. Norman Ackley announced a May hymn contest and a $150 music scholarship was approved. Officers were elected: Thad Melnnis president, Hyman secretary, Jessie May Young treasurer, Currie recording secretary. Refreshments followed.
Miss Francia Dobson, bride elect, was toasted by college classmates Miss Joyce Hayes and Miss Doris Mc Phail at Elliott Hall, Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. About 25 guests from Woman's College and High Point attended. Dobson received pink carnations and crystal gifts.
Cadet Grady A. Palmer Jr. of Staunton Military Academy will arrive Friday for a ten day spring vacation to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Grady A. Palmer of 505 Greensboro Road High Point. Mrs Henry Ling of Archdale was admitted to the local hospital yesterday for a tonsillectomy and will remain a patient for several days while recovering.
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association plans its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium at 7 30 PM. Br Richard Taylor directs a program by public school's srasten program as a highlight before a brief business session led by President Dan Moore.
The notice lists weekly YMCA youth events for 7th to 12th grades including Y Teens sessions, beginning women’s swim, modernette board meeting, Young adult dinners and meetings, plus a senior high party. Also includes a cautionary, unused flashlight improvised as a power outage gimmick with a candle and matches.
Miss Phyllis Davis of Greensboro was honored Friday at Borden's Gold Room with a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. C. M. Tuttle and Mrs. Charles Tuttle. The event celebrated her upcoming April 9 wedding to Richard M. Tuttle at W Market Methodist Church, with games, corsage, and gifts including lingerie, silver, a white Bible, and china pattern.
The Emerywood Club Duplicate Bridge hosts the regular fourth Tuesday master point game tonight at 7:45 led by Mrs. E. T. Howard. The event invites club players to compete in the evening session.
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