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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1961

Page

6

Shelby Bride Marries At Church Of Baptism

Miss Sara Joyce Jeffries of Shelby wed William Alexander Kendall in a high noon ceremony at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church Shelby. Officiated by Rev J S Higgins the wedding featured palms candles and gladioli. Out of town guests attended from Virginia Georgia and North Carolina.

Rankin Memorial Methodist Church High Point Shelby Sara Joyce Jeffries Wiley Jerry Jeffries William Alexander Kendall Benjamin Horton Kendall J. S. Higgins Rankin Jeremiah Johnson Winston- Salem Webster Marlowe Thomasville Larke Loflin Charles Loflin Kenneth H. Merry Jr Augusta Emory University Richard H. Palmer Kendall Hickory High School Mary Washington College Fredricksburg Alexandria City Alexandria Shelby High School University of North Carolina Virginia Georgia North Carolina

Kendall-Jeffries Wedding Rehearsal Party Hosted Locally

Miss Sara Joyce Jefferies and William Alexander Kendall wed recently with a Friday rehearsal party hosted by Mr and Mrs Webster Marlowe. Guests were greeted at the door, refreshments served by Mrs Charles B Loflin and aides, and a breakfast followed at the Sheraton Hotel with a green and white motif and a three tier wedding cake.

Sara Joyce Jefferies William Alexander Kendall Webster Marlowe Charles B. Loflin Abel Payne P. M. Dailey Larke Loflin Mary Hilda Hix Sheraton

United Church Women Easter Program Report

The United Church Women reported success of World Day of Prayer observances at a 12:30 luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA. Attendance doubled and offerings were below expectations. Officers for 1962 were named and a luncheon with Dr Guion Johnson was scheduled.

United Church Women United Church Womnn Adams Memorial Ywca R. A. Mensendeik James Hogg Guion Johnson Chapel Hill YWCA Hendrick L. W. Marr Charles Reddick Frank Ring Herbert Peterson

Easter Week Designs Created By Judges

The Easter season will be depicted in a series of flower arrangements in the Enterprise from today through Sunday. High Point Judges Club members, national accredited flower show judges, crafted the pieces reflecting Holy Week themes for home and church. Members include Mesdames Haworth Mattocks Hudson West Kellam Hawthorne Thomas Cottam Davis Harris Block and Hansford.

Enterprise High Point Judges Club Mesdames Chester C. Haworth James B. Mattocks Homer T. Hudson Thag West Hugh Kellam Harry B. Hawthorne J. Willard Thomas R. T. Cottam John H. Davis Valette J. Harris C. M. Block Lexington Doris Hansford Salisbury Judges Club Garden Club Garden Council Country Club Davis David Cox

AAUW MEET ON Reprinted Fabrics Tell History of People

Mrs. Martine Barker spoke at the YWCA on the history of Americans as written into things they made and used. The program by AAUW featured 32 fabrics from Henry Ford Museum with films Greenfield Village and The Henry Ford Museum. Delegates for the Charlotte AAUW convention were nominated and elected.

Martine Barker YWCA American Assn Henry Ford Museum Schuyler Greenfield Village W. P. Hawkins AAUW Charlotte

BPW Board Sets Meeting Tonight

The executive board of the Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce office. All ads for the fashion show program should be turned in at this time, announced Mrs W C Shaw publicity chairman.

Business and Professional Women's Club Chamber of Commerce W. C. Shaw

Friendly Club plans April 8 visit to Aged Home

Guilford County home for the Aged in Greensboro will host Friendly Club members on April 8. They will bring cupcakes for residents after a business meeting led by president Mrs. Jerri Trogdon. Hostess Mrs. Frances Chanel welcomed attendees and new members Zula Mae Cook and Gilbert Sechrest were introduced.

Guilford County Greensboro Friendly Club Jerri Trogdon Frances Chanel Willowbrook Street Brenda Sechrest Judy Harris Zula Mae Cook Gilbert Sechrest Chanel Virginia

Wild Flower Preservation Board Plans May Meeting

The North Carolina Wild Flower Preservation Society discussed a May 7 gathering at Hanging Rock State Park. Host couple Mr and Mrs James Kirkman welcomed members at their Ple asant Gardens home along with Mr and Mrs J Melvin. Attendees included Mrs P R Spencer and Miss Bessie Pope of High Point.

Pleasant Gardens Hanging Rock State Park Board of North Carolina Wild Flower Preservation Society James Kirkman Hanging Rock Kirkmans J. Melvin High Point P. R. Spencer Bessie Pope

Paris Back Interest Dresses Dominate Evening Fashion

TOBE SAYS highlights Paris designers shifting focus to backs in dresses. Cardin features fluid back panels from shoulder to hem while Laroche presents a spiral wrap back, Dior showcases surplice back bodices with open V backs, and Balenciaga favors the same.

Paris Cardin Laroche Dior Balenciaga

Brows and Portraits: avoid grim look in photos

The guide warns against heavy eyebrow pencil as dark brows can create a fierce grim expression in pictures. It advises a lighter approach to keep a softer, natural appearance.

Naval Battles Reviewed At YWCA UDC Meeting

Mrs. R A Herring spoke at Adams Memorial YWCA on the Merrimac and the Virginia engagements. Mrs H Morrison chaired with reports heard. District 4 elected J F Hayden president and N S Stirewall secretary. Ten members attended as Norman Larson’s festival notes were read. Easter baskets were voted for the Confederate Home. Hostesses included Joiner Haworth Kearns Mattocks Shields.

Merrimac Virginia Confederate Women's Home A. E. Joiner C. C. Haworth G. H. Kearns C. B. Mattocks Frank Shields

Republican Women Hear Mr Eshelman at High Point

John Eshelman urged High Point Republican Women to loyalty and work for the party as prerequisites for a winning campaign. He outlined women's campaign roles and asked help at the Republican Headquarters opening this week. The meeting at High Point Lanes drew 41 members with four guests.

John Eshelman High Point M. McDonald Joe Johnson William Harding

Lipstick Tip Prevents Lipstick Bleeding

A makeup tip recommends applying a light dusting of face powder around the lips before lipstick to stop bleeding. The method aims to set the lip color and reduce feathering for a cleaner line.

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Stephanotis Julia Ann Jeffries Harry Hendrick F. C. Lester Nancy Young Robert Connor Nelson McCoss Jerome Smith Hawkins Rada Poston Sarah Massey Marjorie Welborne BPW Wild Flower Preservation Board Meets Dial Tobe Tire Exchange S. Main St UDC R. A. Herring United Daughters of the Confederacy Mr. Eshelman Dan Gerber Gerber Baby Gerber Baby Foods Sears Fremont Mich High Point Florist Association Bailey Flowers Modern Art Florist Blossom Shop Williams Flower Shop Ellington Florist Stroud Florist Grace Flower Shop Whitlark’s Flower Shop Renault Moanphnineé Renault Horace Ilderton, IN
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