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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1962
Page
19
Dee WS Misses Patricia Leonard and Nancy Litten along with Price Marsh, all High Point High School seniors, were guests of Meredith College for the annual hospitality weekend and have been accepted as members of the Meredith class of 1966.
Max Cooke, YMCA general secretary, addressed a Thursday Furniture City Chapter ABWA meeting urging focus on American heritage. Mrs. Burtis Griffiths led the business session at the YWCA. Bosses' night planned for May 21 and a new member, Mrs. Lucille Dennis, was installed.
Forest Park Garden Club plans a Tuesday evening meeting at 2504 Williams Street hosted by Mrs. Ben Braswell. The gathering is set for 7 30 o clock with members expected.
Mrs Wendell Patton will entertain members of the Midweek Study Club at her home on Circle Drive 821 this Wednesday at 3 p.m. The notice also offers a quick recipe for tartar sauce: mix minced green olives onion celery parsley and pickle into mayonnaise to taste for serving with scallops or other fish.
Miss Jamie Ruth Carrithers former bride elect of Wayne Gammons was honored at a linen and lingerie shower hosted by her aunt Judy Jones and grandmother Frank Wall at Guilford Dairy Bar. The June 22 wedding at Fairmont Baptist Church in High Point was announced.
Asheboro social notes feature Miss Sally Stedman’s piano program at the Randolph Book Club, a LeMarch Bridge Club evening hosted by Mrs. Donnell Jr., and a High Point dinner party for Loretta Dawn Melton, future June bride.ාව
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