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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
8
Bill Knight, chef of the Sheraton Hotel, was guest speaker at a Garden Makers Club meeting. The group gathered at 11 a.m. at Mrs. George Marsh’s home, 1111 Rockford Rd, with Mrs. Baxter Freeze serving as associate hostess.
Billy Thomas retrieved 685 in old bank notes from Grundy Lake dated 1902 and drawn on Denver banks. FBI notified. Two new members welcomed. A Roaring Gap picnic is planned for June at Mrs Henry A Millis Jr home. Buffet luncheon served to 29 by hostesses. Guest speaker discussed sauces and hamburgers.
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville Miss Harriet Hilton bride elect and a junior at Woman's College was honored with a hamburger fry in Greensboro by her roommate Miss Edith Hargrove and Mrs. W F Hargrove. Twenty five classmates attended at the Hargrove home on N Holden Road from 5 to 7 p m. The honoree's mother Mrs H Clayton Hilton and the groom elect's mother Mrs Wallace A Kennedy were among the guests. Hilton will marry Wallace Kennedy Jr in July and received a crystal jam jar from the hosts.
Y W C A announces a Wednesday 5 p m Jug Club Picnic 7 30 p m 11th Grade Y teens Thursday 4 p m 8th Grade Y Teens 7 p m Robins Club Friday 7 30 p m 9th Grade party Bake two quick breads such as date loaf and store one loaf for later. Slice toast and butter for serving.
Mrs Kermit Cloniger and Mrs Harry Finch hosted a Saturday noon coffee at the Finch home in Thomasville for Miss Nell Newby who is engaged to John Chamblee Terry of Zebulon with a June 28 wedding planned. About 40 guests attended with summer yellow decor and a doll bride centerpiece.
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