Junior League Names New Provisionals At Annual Event
High Point Junior League held its 47th annual luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with Helen Thomas addressing members. The provisionals announced include Leslie Amos Lucinda Dalton Sarah Foscue Carol Gray Alison Lee Beverly Levina and many others. Guests at the head table included Mrs. George Lyles Jr. and Adelaide Wendter with remarks by outgoing President Mrs. Joseph Hutchens and introductions by Mrs. Robart ester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jean Amos
Robert Paul Boone
Lucinda Katherine Dalton
Sarah Armfield Foscue
Thomas William Foss
Carol Ann Gray
William Patrick Harris
Mclver Atlen Harris
Ann Rankin Hunsucker
Elizabeth Rose Ilderton
Susan Miller Jennings
Jeffriy Anne Kearns
Alison Dean Lee
Beverly Robin Levina
James Alesander Marley Jr
John Stevens McGhee
Patricia Whitley Miller
Suzanne Speed Parker
Lauris Joan Parker
Jane Ivey Payne
John Robert Philpott
Stephen Hardesty Powell
Michael Oliver Riley
Julie Angelica Rochelle
Charles Eugene Rowe
Ju Ann Schute
David Porter Stauffer
Kenneth James Stevens
Lester Franklin Stevens
Robert Steven Sugg
Anna Merritt Sullivan
Frederick Arthur Thomas JM
Patrica Ann Thomas
Jane Gilbert Tomlinson
Arthur Manley Utley
Peyton Anderson Voorhees
Julian Bernard White Jr
James Claude Young
George W. Lyles Jr
F. K. Hoke
Bargain Boutique
Conrad Mize
Adelaide Wendter
High Point Enterprise
Robert T. Amos
Junior League
Royster Tucker Sr
Norman Andrews
Joseph Hutchens
Eel
Boston
Mass
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Hutchens
William Drummond
Bicentennial painting presented to High Point Theatre
The High Point area news reports the city’s bicentennial painting presentation to the High Point Theatre by the local league. Announcements include Mrs Richard Wood replacing Mrs Henry Millis as cookbook chairman for the year and upcoming meetings on prenatal care and the Bargain Boutique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foglish
High Point Theatre
Richard Wood
Henry Millis
George Lyles
High Point Junior League Elects New Officers
Women's Editor William Kester Jr and multiple members report new actives presenting a bicentennial skit to members based on provisional training. Tammy Upchurch urges spring Environmental Center visits and support for the membership drive. Frank Wyatt notes the High Point Friends of Children and Youth meeting. E. E. Mendenhall, 10, is seated as president for the coming year alongside Arthur C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kester
E. B. Mendenhall
League
Mendenhall
James Morgan
Russell Mendenhall
High Point
Nell Anderson
Mills Brinson
Cochairman
Tom English
William Kester Jr
Wiliam Millis
Hubert Nickens Jr
Birger Rasmussen
Larry Rich
J. Willian Slate
Randolph Seth
Martin Taylor
Dorothy Reel Utley
Keeling Warburton
John Womack Jr
Tammy Upchurch
Frank Wyatt
High Point Friends of Children and Youth
High Point Junior League
E. E. Mendenhall
Arthur C
First Lady Of Press Helen Thomas Delivers Luncheon Talk
UPT Bureau Chief Helen Thomas, first woman on a White House beat, spoke at the High Point Junior League luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. She commented on Ford, Watergate, the press, and the presidency, praising openness and vigilance while noting reporters are a human shield and recalling figures from Kennedy to Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thomas
UPT
White House
Ms. Thomas
High Pain
Emerywood Country Club
National Press Club
Ford
Secret Service
California
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Thomas
Niatory
Liz Carpenter
P. T. Barnum
Jackie Kennedy
Lady Bird
Pat Nixon
Betty Ford
DAR Hears Regent Mrs Garten at High Point Museum
Regent Mrs W Scott Garten of the Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was thanked for directing the bicentennial project the herb garden at a Tuesday meeting at the High Point Museum. The event included a visit by Guildford England’s mayor and mayoress and a trip to Raleigh New Bern Manteo and Williamsburg with the visiting couple. Officers installed included regent W Lee Smith vice regent Garten chaplain Terrett and others. Hostesses were listed among several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
New Bern
Manteo
Williamsburg
Goodby
High Point
Neale
Stirewall
James H. Hoge
W. Lee Smith
Washington, D. C
Arthur Johnson
North Carolina
Vann Stringfield
Garten
C. Ranulph Terrett
C. C. Hoover
Hogg
R. Wade Markham
A. Scott Parker Jr
J. Moore
N.C. Johnson
Julia Watkins
W. G. Ragsci Jr
John B. Peacock
Rogers
Joe Brinson
A. J. Coffield
Dann
L. M. Ingram
P. A. Warner
David Yow
Robert 5. Powell
Altrusans Hear History Of Local Toy Company
Altrusa Club of High Point heard Margaret Godshall, FirBack Co comptroller, recount the toy maker’s history from a 1933 backyard start to a instant world presence. She noted hires, Black women winders, and a 2023 subsidiary tie to Ohio Act Co with licenses across Canada Mexico Japan Australia Puerto Rico Singapore Venezuela. Shirley Haworth reported on the May 1 Altrusa workshop and plans for a May 23 membership tea at her home inviting twelve prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Godshall
FirBack Co
Altrusa Club
High Point
Rozena
James Emory Gibson
Gibson
The
Ohio Act Co
Bryan, Ohio
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Australia
Puerto Rico
Singapore
Venezuela
Shirley Haworth
Alusa
Chapel Hill
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club Flower Show Highlights
The Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club held its final meeting at Mrs Dennis Youngs Robin Hood Road home. The May Day themed show featured blue ribbon winner Karen Rasmussen with a white wicker apple blossom basket, red ribbon winners Nancy Blanchard and Nicole Escue, and the Coltrane Memorial Silver Bowl awarded to Karen Nibbelink and Karen Rasmussen for club participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club
Robin Hood Road
Dennis Young
Karen Rasmussen
Nancy Blanchard
Nicole Escue
Anthony P. Jacobi
Karen Nibbelink
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Robin Teague Before May Wedding
Robin Teague bride elect of James Miller was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Carroll Kennedy in Mock Roe. Phyllis Peele assisted as hostess. Florida Room was used for gifts and a green yellow theme with mixed summer flowers. Guests included Mrs. Teague, Mrs. Luck Miller, and Mrs. Nonnie Sapp of Sparta. The couple plans to marry on May 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Teague
James Miller
Robert. Teague
Luck Miller
Nonnie Sapp
Sparta
Misa Teague
Plant Sale Plans by Cambridge Garden Club
Cambridge Garden Club members outlined a plant sale scheduled for May 29 in the carport of Mrs. John R. Russell at 1713 Scarborough. The meeting at Mrs. John Gansman’s 2406 Gordon Rd approved arrangements and new officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Garden Club
John Gansman
Gordon Rd
John R. Russell
Scarborough Aid
C. W. Gill
Michael Stewart
Piedmont Rest
Deep River Road
Gladis Kivett
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UPI
Mendenhall Iil
Robart Ester
John C. Slane
Ir League
Joseph Mallison
Kenneth McAllister
Thomas ‘Tyson III
Gary McClellan
Thomas Mason
Bec Cridlebaugh Jr
Normian Lamet
Dave Phillips
A. Scott Parker JI
Steve Watson
James S. Moffitter
Calvin White
Herman Hunter
J. W. Slate Jr
Fred Thomas Jr
HGH Point Enterprise
John D. Hamrick
William Wright
Charles Surles
Robert Markman
Braxton Culler
Guilford County
Graome Fulton
John Brittain
Charles Cheek
John Cheek
Robert Culpitt
James Berica
Edward Gill Jr
Everette Grayson
William Huetley
Women's Editor
Gene Bouldin
Lunchenn
Joseph Maltison
Hernan Hualer
Adelaide Wendler Enterprise Women's
Kennedys
Martin Luther King
Dar
Fey
Pnytoy Hy
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