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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1962

Page

6

Mrs. Madison Heads BPW Club In Installations

Mrs. Lillian Madison was installed as president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at a Sheraton Hotel dinner. New officers include Mrs. Pearl Conrad first vice president Virginia Steed second vice president Kate B. Ragan treasurer Helen Simmons recording secretary Ruby Jessup assistant treasurer. Delegates to the state convention in Charlotte June 7 to 10 are Mrs. Madison Ann Russell and Sallie Craven. A fashion show report by Leona Ritchie and the welcome of new member Pearl Williamson were noted. 34 members attended.

Lillian Madison Business Professional Women's Club Sheraton Hotel Kathryn Shipman Pearl Conrad Virginia Steed Kate B. Ragan Helen Simmons Ruby Jessup Mary Lane Madison Lane Charlotte Ann Russell Sallie Craven Leona Ritchie Pearl Williamson BPW Frances Barbee Art Richardson Ers McConkey Bill Turner Graham West Blackburn Joe Montgomery Evelyn Buck Bus Black Hylton P. A. Ledberry City Lake

Miss Craven Attends YWCA Planning Meet

Miss Sonda Craven of 706 Greensboro Road attended a YWCA planning conference in Charlotte this weekend. One member from each YWCA is chosen for the annual planning event and speakers were named for the North Carolina South Carolina weekend conference in June luska in September.

Sonda Craven Greensboro Rd YWCA Charlotte Junaluska Craven Adams Club Y-Speakers Club Sears Roebuck and Co

Local Club Calendar Highlights Evening Meetings

Altrusa Club dinner at Sheraton Hotel set for 6 30 p m. Pamela Craven shower at J O Hancock home Archdale 127 W White Dr CES Chapter 106 meets Masonic Temple Catesby Bird Club at Hillcrest Dr home of Mrs Bruce Carraway Pine Hill Garden Club bridge canasta lunch at 633 Colonial Dr Nature Study Garden Club picnic on S Main St Archdale Trinity Woman's Club lunch at YWCA Burbank Garden Club luncheon at Plantation Supper Club Fine Arts Department luncheon at Mrs R B Culler Westwood Union Hill Home Demonstration Club at 1116 Cleveland Ave Hospital Guild board in hospital library High Point Junior Woman's Club tea at Emerywood Country Club Dogwood Garden Club dinner at Al Boling's Steak House

Pamela Craven J. O. Hancock W. White Dr Archdale CES Masonic Temple Catesby Bird Club Hillcrest Drive Bruce Carraway Pine Hill Emerywood Country Club Hospital Guild Dogwood Garden Club al Boling

Mrs. Gray Williamson Installed As President Of Xi Psi Chapter

Mrs. Gray Williamson was installed last night as president of Xi Psi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at the Centennial Avenue home of Mrs. Russ Blackburn. Installing officer was Mrs. Charles McConkey with Mrs. Bill Hylton assisting.

Gray Williamson Xi Psi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Centennial Avenue Russ Blackburn Charles McConkey Bill Hylton

Golfing Event Draws 50 At Emerywood Club

The first scotch foursome of the season drew 50 golfers at Emerywood Country Club on Sunday followed by a buffet supper. Winners announced at the supper include low net pairs Woody Woodruff Craver Cosner and low putts Wilbur Jones Nell Tucker Diffendal. Special prizes were awarded to Carl Bales and Roy D Wooster Jr. Women s handicap tournament starts this week with pairings listed in the pro shop.

Emerywood Country Club Woody Woodruff R. F. Craver Carl Cosner Wilbur Jones Nell Tucker John Diffendal Carl Bales Roy D. Wooster Jr

Democratic Women Install New Officers in Davidson County

Officers of the newly organized Democratic Women of Davidson County were installed at a Lexington courthouse meeting. President is Mrs Charles Graham of Linwood. other officers include Mrs Robert Foster as first vice president and Mrs Ralph Berrier as second vice president. A Davidson County Democratic meeting is set for 2 p.m. Saturday in the Lexington courthouse building.

Thomasville Davidson County Lexington Charles Graham Linwood R. M. Middleton Carlos Kennedy Davidson County Democrats Robert Foster Ralph Berrier Near Lexington Jan White Ralph Smith D. E. Cole Denton Democratic Party Lexington Courthouse

Melissa Chadwick Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party

Chadwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chadwick of 301 Hampton Dr., was honored on Saturday with a birthday party to mark her sixth anniversary. Mrs. Chadwick was assisted by her sisters Vickie and Cindy Chadwick. Guests included Randy Jones Lizzie Robby Little Mike Hialipilias Millie Bobby Greene Pam Terry Glaesner Tina Valerie Van Liere Mandy Patty Strong Donna Mike Chadwick.

Melissa Jane . Chadwick H. L. Chadwick Hampton Dr

Les Fleur Plans Tea For Mothers

The Les Fleur Garden Club hosts a mothers day tea at 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Perry Keziah 920 North Rotary Drive. Local club members invite relatives and neighbors to share in the event.

Les Fleur Les Fleur Garden Club Perry Keziah Rotary

DA Holds State Rally in High Point Preparations for August

The North Carolina Council of Daughters of America held its annual rally at the Junior Order Hall in High Point on Saturday to prep for the state session in Morehead City in August. State officers and committee members from Raleigh Rocky Mount Wilmington Sanford Asheville Greensboro and High Point attended. A 1 p.m luncheon preceded a school of instruction with 53 participants and nine state officers aiding. The rally next year is slated for Rocky Mount on the first Saturday in May. EXPAND DRYING SPACE A metal cabinet with slide-out garment carrier electric blower and steel catch pan offers extra drying space.

North Carolina Council of Daughters of America Junior Order Hall High Point Raleigh Rocky Mount Wilmington Sanford Asheville Greensboro Roxie Jessup

Four Pledges Installed By Phi Tau Chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority

Phi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a pledge ceremony at Miss Landry Neely’s Penny Road home. New members Mrs. Richard Hallman Mrs. Norman Wampler Beverly Craven and Melinda Bradley were installed. Miss Bullin presided with Misses Bullin Carle and Luther assisting. New officers include Mrs. Reinaldo Grubb president and others. A mother daughter banquet is slated May 21 at the Diane Restaurant. a dessert was served.

Phi Tau Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Landry Neely Penny Road Darlene Bullin Richard Hallman Norman Wampler Beverly Craven Melinda Bradley Miss Bullin Ken Carle Sherman Luther Reinaldo Grubb Bill Walker David Lambe Harlan Burton Miss Neely Diane Restaurant

Button Fashion Adds Spark to Wardrobe Dressups

New buttons and costume jewelry brighten existing dresses in the wardrobe. Small adornments refresh outfits, offering affordable style updates for the season.

Gerber baby cereals and snacks marketed for teething infants

Two cereal varieties for babies Gerber Strained Oat meal and Mixed Cereal with Applesauce and Bananas are cooked and ready to serve enriched with iron calcium and B vitamins. Teething aids include Gerber Juices and Teething Biscuits. crib safety note offered. Fremont Michigan address cited.

Gerber Gerber Baby Foods Fremont Michigan

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