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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1957
Page
7
Emigration from Denmark rose last year with many heading to Canada Australia and New Zealand. The increase is notable across multiple regions and reflects broader migration trends.
Clyde Watson's orchestra provided the music for a Shamrock Ball at Emerywood Club. Dinner featured rich steaks and green mint pie, with green decor and boutonnieres, as guests enjoyed a televised championship basketball game showing North Carolina defeat Kansas.
In Asheboro on March 23 social clubs held meetings led by Rev. James H. Wade at the Presbyterian Church. The Clothing Closet urged more children’s clothes. Mrs. W. A. Underwood hosted Randolph Book Club with music and folklore topics. War Mothers, VFW Auxiliary events included a spaghetti supper and a square dance. Local weddings noted: Molly Mae Dallas and Benson Poindexter in Chesterfield, and Maggie Harris and L. F. Cagle in Chesterfield. Birthday party celebrated for Gary Dewey in Asheboro routing.
A condensed rest of the week list shows YWCA activities across Monday to Thursday. Programs include Y-Teens for various grades, swimming classes for girls and women, a potato chip sale check in, club meetings and arts crafts sessions, plus riding and cake decorating events.
A Brooklyn German shepherd named Queenie and her four puppies stayed silent while burglars rifled a cigarette machine in her master William Wise’s restaurant. A patrolman arriving to inspect the crime was bitten on the ankle by Queenie.
Mrs Lena Andrews will serve as associate hostess in upcoming event duties.
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