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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1958

Page

6

Miss Elizabeth Prettyman Honored In Albemarle Party

Miss Elizabeth Prettyman received a dessert party in Albemarle hosted by her aunt Miss Caughman at Mrs. A. C. Honeycutt’s home. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, stephanotis corsages, bridge, bingo, bridal molds, and coffee with prizes to Miss Jean Winecoff and Mrs. Raymond Herndon. The honoree will marry Sandy Grantham on June 7 at First Presbyterian Church.

Elizabeth Prettyman Chicora Soitrace Albemarle Caughman A. C. Honeycutt Miss Prettyman Jean Winecoff Raymond Herndon Aan Prettyman Bill Green Tysinger Thomasville Prettyman Sandy Grantham First Presbyterian Church

Buffet Supper Honors Greensboro Couple for Engagement

Miss Elly Bogen and Henry Shavitz were feted with a buffet supper at Lindsay Street hosted by Miss Bess Schwartz and Miss Edna Schwartz. Corsages and a silver pitcher were exchanged, and a four course meal was served buffet style. The couple plans to marry on June 1 in Greensboro.

Elly Bogen Greensboro Henry Shavitz Bess Edna Schwartz Lindsay Street Sam Bogen Samuel Shavitz Miss Bogen Shavitz

Why Food Bills Are High Says Purdue Economists

Purdue University economists Jim Stevenson and Clara Wendt explain rising food bills. They note farmers receive about 40 cents of the food dollar today, up to 53 cents in 1945, while profits remain low and shipping, labor, and added services raise costs. Mrs America buys more ready to cook goods, spending 25 percent of disposable income on food in 1956, versus 16 percent if cheaper options were chosen.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University Jim Stevenson Clara Wendt Purdue America

Soviets Win Film Award at Cannes

The Soviet film When Storks Fly won the Golden Palm at the Cannes Festival for its artistic and humanitarian qualities, with jury head Marcel Achard praising its nonpolitical romance of war and separated lovers. Paul Newman won top actor for Long Hot Summer. The Swedish entry At the Threshold of Life shared best actress recognition.

Cannes France Soviet Union Moscow Marcel Achard Charles Vidor U. S Paul Newman William Faulkner Newman Hollywood

Community Health Updates From Jamestown and Thomasville

Betty Massey of Forest Dale Drive Jamestown underwent major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital on Thursday after admittance Wednesday. Her condition is improving and visitors are welcome. Margaret Wicks of Franklin Street Thomasville also had surgery Tuesday and is now allowed visitors. Mr and Mrs Frank Marshall of Asheville left after visiting their son Richard W Marshall and daughter in law at 1014 Country Club Drive. Mrs N C Johnson returned to two weeks with daughter Mrs James Sloan and Lt Sloan.

Betty Massey Forestdale Drive Jamestown High Point Memorial Hospital Frank Marshall Asheville Inlaw Richard W. Marshall Margaret Wicks Franklin Sr City Hospital Thomasville N. C. Johnson James B. Sloan Sloan Oo Marthann Mile

Piano Editor to Speak at Clinic in Chapel Hill

Roberta Lawler a noted piano editor will appear as a guest speaker at the eighth annual Clinic for Piano Teachers and Students sponsored by the University of North Carolina Extension Division in Chapel Hill June 30 to July 3. Also featured are Wiktor Labunski and Sally Pierson with lectures recitals films and group discussions led by Dr. William S. Newman.

Chapel Hill Roberta Lawler University of North Carolina Extension Division Wiktor Labunski Kansas City Carolinas William S. Newman Miss Lawler Summit-Birchard Publishing Co Evanston, Ill Sherwood Music School Chicago Ill California Music Teachers Association San Francisco Charles F. Milner Norman Cordon North Carolina Music Program University of North Carolina

Linthicum Young Wedding At Trinity Methodist Church Kannapolis

Miss Delores Vaneyle Linthicum and Dayne Jackson Young wed at Trinity Methodist Church in Kannapolis in a 4 p.m. ceremony. Officiants were Rev. Charles D. White and Rev. J. D. Young. The bride, daughter of Howard M. Linthicum, and the groom, son of Rev. and Mrs. J D. Young, are High Point College graduates. The service featured altar candles and white flowers, with music by Lorene Honeycutt and the chancel choir. The couple plans to reside in Dallas, Texas after May 25.

Kannapolis Delores Vaneyle Linthicum Dayne Jackson Young Trinity Methodist Church Charles D. White J. D. Young Howard M. Linthicum Randleman High Point College J D. Young Oxford Lorene Honeycutt Richard Cox Sara Helen Linthicum Greensboro Robert Clark Denton Frances Young Snes Gene Simpson Simpson Stan Broadway High Point Paul Stanton Louisiana Dallas Tex

Dinner Fetes Couple In Virginia

Miss Phyl lis Witcher and fiancé William B. Sykes were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ziegler Smith in Fielder, Virginia. The gathering featured bridge and canasta with prizes for high scores. the couple will wed June 1 at Springfield Friends Meeting House in High Point, North Carolina.

Fieldale Phyllis Witcher Willian B. Sykes Hubert Ziegler Smith Bridge W. H. Witcher Jenny Sykes Miss Witcher Mr. Sykes Springfield Friends, Meeting House High Point N. C Chester Haworth Main Street

Birthday Dinner Honors J. F. Surratt in Asheboro

J F Surratt of Asheboro was honored with a birthday dinner hosted by his sons and daughters at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Arnold near Denton. The event included a lawn picnic, an invocation by Rev J C Smith, and guests from High Point and Winston-Salem. The family presented a set of lawn furniture as a gift.

J. F. Surratt Asheboro Tom Arnold Denton Mr. Surratt Arnold J. C. Smith Piney Grove Methodist Church High Point College Bruce Surratt Max Surratt Libby Randy Surratt High Point Frank Tuttle Winston-Salem Pfc Sam Arnold Fort Jackson

Auxiliary Plans To Aid In Drive

The Guil Rand Fire Department auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Guil Rand Fire Station. The time is set early so members may assist in a door to door drive for cerebral palsy. Mrs. Dot Hall will host the meeting after the 30 minute drive.

Guil Rand Fire Department Guil Rand Dot Hall

Garden Club and civic meetings schedule announced

A weekly calendar lists multiple club gatherings in High Point area. Groups include Beta Sigma Phi, Women’s Clubs, Wayside Garden Club, Spade N Graw Garden Club, Gray Ladies, Pine Hill Garden Club, Country Garden Club, Dogwood Garden Club, Weed n Win Garden Club, Mid-Week Study Club, Beta Sigma Phi City Council, Credit Women’s Breakfast Club, and Philomathean Club with dates, hosts, and locations across Oakview, Asheboro Road, Hillcrest Drive, Freeman Road, and more.

Paul Kennedy Eeter Beta Sigma Phia Los Ales Eel Wood Oakview Musical Art Club R. E. Bencini Jr Hillcrest Dr High Point Country Garden Club Ila Miller Dogwood Garden Club H. R. Kellam Edgedale Dr Weed Win J. W. Chandler Arbordale Beta Sigma Phi Don Harris Meadowlane Ave Credit Women's Sheraton Hotel Chester Haworth S. Main Street Phyllis Witcher

Lost Loot: Auto Accessories Abandoned After Stolen Truck Shuffle

In New Haven Connecticut thieves loaded stolen auto accessories into a stolen pickup. A turn caused the rear of the truck to detach and swing away with the items inside. Police recovered the gear. it had not been bolted to the truck frame.

New Haven Conn

Evening YWCA Schedule Lists Teen and Club Meetings

The notice details a packed Tuesday schedule at the YWCA with Y-Teen InterClub Council 7 30 p m 10th Grade and Tri C meetings Bible study Parent's League Double M Club and multiple swim sessions plus Plunger Period Adams Club and various youth groups. Also notes expectant parents class Jug Club picnic and a ninth grade Y teens gathering andRobins Club and grade parties in the evening.

Y-Teen InterClub Council Parent's League Adams Club Supmis Bible

Handy swivel-blade peeler for kitchen curls and petals

A swivel-blade vegetable peeler is an inexpensive handy aid. It can cut flat lengthwise carrot curls and remove fibrous oater from broccoli and asparagus. It also makes curls from room-temperature chocolate and petals from Brazil nuts after boiling and draining.

Local Hostesses Plan Parties For Greensboro Bride-Elect

Miss Ellie Bogen of Greensboro, bride elect of Henry Shavitz, will be honored at multiple Luncheon parties this week. Hosts include Mrs S Goldman, Mrs Erwin Goldman at Alamance Country Club Burlington, and Mrs Ben Swartzberg et al at Starmount Country Club Greensboro. Guests attend 1 p.m. gatherings.

Greensboro Ellie Bogen Henry Shavitz Miss Bogen Mr. Shavitz B'nai Israel Synagogue Mesdames Ben Swartzberg Edwin Leipman Fred Swartaberg Richard Swartzberg Herbert Warner Starmount

Sorority Council Plans Meeting At Meadowlane Home

Beta Sigma Phi will hold a Wednesday meeting at 7 45 p m at the home of Mrs Don Clarris 1116 Meadowlane Ave. City Council involvement noted in the notice.

Beta Sigma Phi City Council Don Clarris Meadowlane Ave

Thief Cuts Pocket in Hagerstown Nap Incident

Martin Glenn told police he awoke from a nap to find his rear trouser pocket sliced and his wallet with $12 stolen. The thieves also raided his refrigerator in the incident in Hagerstown Maryland.

Hagerstown Martin Glenn

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