Tea Honoring Mrs. J. A. Mizell At Lexington Ave Home
Mrs. J A Mizell hosted a Monday afternoon tea at 1601 E Lexington Ave for over 50 guests from 4 to 5 30. Miss Judy Teague Miss High Point crowned in a pink and white setting with roses from the Mizell garden and music by Mrs. Robert Tripp and the hostess. Servers included Miss Myrtle Davis and Mrs William Brewer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mizell
Mizell
E. Lexington Ave
Mrs. Mizell
Judy Teague
Mizell Gardens
Robert Tripp
Myrtle Davis
William Brewer
Bruce Clodfelter
Harold White
M. R. Coble
William Ward Jr
E. Lexington Avenue
Bruce Clodfelter Jr
Polly's Pointers and Home Tips From The Enterprise
Readers share handy ideas from tinted gauze bandages for hems to joining new yarn ends, faucet ring hacks to prevent breakage, DIY riding toy from a stuffed animal, and plastic spray bottle car cleaning. The Enterprise notes a winner for repurposing old clothes and suggests a spring menu including fish appetizers and cheese souffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Marie
Miss Hook Honored At Shower
Miss Cheryl Hook received a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Guilford Jamestown Road home hosted by Miss Susie Tucker and Kay Garringer. Guests shared cake nuts mints and punch as prizes were awarded for bridal games. The event included a white carnation corsage for the honoree and noted attendees Mrs Doris Hook Mrs John Kilby and Mrs D G Floyd. Miss Hook plans to marry Larry Kilby on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Hook
Susie Tucker
Guilford-Jamestown Road
Kay Garringer
Miss Hook
Doris Hook
John Kilby
D. G. Floyd
Larry Kilby
Community Club Schedule and Evening Activities
A dense list of events shows multiple repeat sessions across clubs and classes including child swim levels, teen groups, adult swim, bridge clubs, and social nights. Notable entries include Y-Teens sessions, student nurses cookout, water safety ride, and parkway duplicate bridge club with various grade and club nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Ragsdale
Parkway
Two Viewpoints on Immigrants and Jobs in America
Ann Landers presents letters debating immigration with opinions ranging from anti immigrant prejudice to support for immigrants contributions. The exchange includes a call to ship foreigners home, a defense of immigrants by engineers and workers, and advice on handling a difficult spouse behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
America
Flag
Flag Waver
THE
U.S. Committee For Refugees
MANNERS By Millett
Be very careful not to betray a child's confidences. The column cautions readers to protect young people's secrets and handle sensitive information with discretion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Swaim
Polly Crame
G. F
Alice
D&ar Polly
J. F. Goforth
S. Main St
Glenn
Main St
ST. Mary’s
Episcopal Church
Laymens League
T.V. Door Prize
High Point
Grace Flower Shop
High Point Hospitality
High Point Enterprise
Agenda
ANN_ LANDERS
Amer
Ican
United States
U. S. Department of Labor
Feet of Clay
Flusi
Manners
Millett
N. Main St
Ceauly
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