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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1965
Page
23
The Alford and Hepler families united in marriage as the bride wore an ivory gown with scalloped sleeves. The groom, Clodfelter, served two years in the Navy. the couple plans to reside at 1448 E Ave in High Point.
A fragmentary guidance piece addresses budding teen authors, advising them to begin writing even when unsure and to avoid writing during depression. It suggests daily practice, pausing only to gather thoughts, and cautions against overediting or shredding every draft.
The United Church Women of High Point will hold their last general meeting of the year on Monday at 12 30 p m at the YWCA with Mrs William S Creech presiding and Mrs Allen Welborn extending the invitation.
The piece describes a new suit style with a long jacket offering two looks. Styling ranges from crisp tailored lines to soft feminine silhouettes with some jackets loosely belted for shape.
Mr and Mrs William C Hilton were installed as worthy matron and patron of High Point Chapter No 106 Order of the Eastern Star. Other officers include Mrs Genelle Vaughn secretary Miss Bessie Pope treasurer and Mrs Louise Burton conductress. The temple featured pink decorations as the ceremonial officers were welcomed.
A New Year reminder posted on the bulletin board emphasizes good manners and social courtesy to foster friendliness and positive communities. It urges residents to practice courteous behavior in daily interactions and public spaces.
Trindale Canasta Club hostess Mrs Bob Burgess at Englewood Drive Archdale opens at 10 am. United Church Women of High Point gather at the YWCA at 12 30 pm for a meeting.
At 10 a m Tuesday members of the Book League gather at the home of Mrs Horace Ragan Jr in Archdale. At 7 80 p m Mrs Clay Fox 503 Old Mill Rd hosts Guilford County Patrol gathering.
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