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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
9
Fashion leans into bold hair and new head coverings. Band style coverings emerge as a fresh complement to standout hairdos, signaling a trend toward coordinated looks and streamlined silhouettes this season.
NEA beauty editor outlines steps to calm wedding preparations. Start beauty routines weeks ahead, schedule hair and permanent treatments early, and keep makeup soft and lasting. Try dry rouge with cold-water setting, light eye makeup, and subtle fragrance for a natural, timeless bridal look.
The High Point Cosmetologists Association held a dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel where projects for the year were discussed. They planned a square dance and a cook-out for the next meeting on June 10 at Mrs. Peggy Hayworth's home, 2407 E Lexington.
Jody Tedder and Annette Chamblee presented piano music at the B Sharp Music Club meeting. Hostess Sue Lynn Turner welcomed the group at 1106 Otteray Dr. Counselor Mrs. Harry Alexander attended. Refreshments followed the final meeting of the year.
The Wake Robin Garden Club ended its year with a tour to Jugtown where members observed pottery making from start to finish and enjoyed a picnic luncheon. Mrs. Jack Southerland and Mrs. Reitzel Morgan organized arrangements for the meeting.
Mrs Leon Rivers presented a program titled Birds of the Bible for members of the Hum n Hoe Club. The session featured discussion and observations on birds mentioned in biblical texts.
Mr. and Mrs. H A Hethcox and children relocate to 1501 Pinehurst Dr from 1220 Cedrow Ave. Mrs. George M Bryan at 208 Liberty Rd. improves at High Point Memorial Hospital with visitors allowed. Mrs. Robert B Hulbert, 1218 Montlieu Ave., had major surgery and may receive visitors. Hum N Hoe Garden Club heard 300 bird species in Palestine 27 unique biblical species. plans for June steak supper at Linthicum cabin on June 7 and beautification project discussed. Mrs. D V Hoskins hosted luncheon. Hitchhiking banned in 26 states.
Mr and Mrs W L Saunders of 405 Greenwood Dr reveal Barbara Jo born May 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J C Cole of 111 Jacklyn Ave announce Mona Rae born May a at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs R L Lightfoot of Route 3 announce Terry Lee born May 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lightfoot is the former Doris McDaniel of High Point.
In Lexington Confederate Memorial Day ceremony four men received Crosses of Military Service. Among them was Lieutenant Commander Robert Conrad, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Conrad of High Point. He commands the Naval Reserve Mobilization Division in Richmond Virginia. Also honored were Major General R F Link from Fort Bragg Captain Lewis Farmer and J Francis Mays of Lexington.
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