Two Orlando-bound honorees toasted at Florida brunch
Friday May 21 1971 at 803 Montheu Ave Mrs C E Mounts hosted a morning brunch honoring Mrs James Spence and Mrs Edward Edenfield both former Orlando residents. Spence plans to move June 1 with her three children to Orlando to join her husband who is bank president there. Guests included Mrs James W Clontz Mrs Richard C Tate Jr Mrs R B Hethcock Mrs Rudolph Cisco and others. Nosegays of polyantha roses were given to honor guests and Mrs Spence received a Round the World address book signed by all. The room featured peonies roses magnolia and spring blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spence
Edward Edenfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. E. Mounts
Montheu Ave
Edenfield
Orlando
Spence
Mr. Spence
James W. Clontz
Richard C. Tate Jr
R. B. Hethcock
Rudolph Cisco
Joseph R. Whitney
Chauncy Pegram
Henry Dowdy
James Fulton
William H. Henderson
David Cole
Bill Green
Neill Austin
William H. Hawley
Tar Heel Talent Contest names chairs and setups
Contest chairmen appointed at a meeting held at Mrs. Charles G. Mackintosh home. Auditions Aug 14 at Ferndale Junior High School with the final Aug 27 at Ferndale. Contestants must pre-register aged 13 to 19 and send name address specialty and age to Tar Heel Talent Contest Jamestown P O Box 429. Posters distributed to local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Mackintosh
Nan Garland
Hudson Mann
C. G. Mackintosh
E. C. Har Ville
Mann
Harold Davis
J. G. Walsh
Walsh
Ferndale Junior High School
Ferndale
Tar Heel
P. O
Jamestown
Le Leche Plans Picnic in High Point NC
La Leche League of Piedmont North Carolina schedules a member family picnic at Shelter 9, High Point City Lake, starting 4 p.m. Saturday. Barbecued chicken provided. attendees should bring salads, desserts, breads, and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Leche League
Piedmont
North Carolina
High Point City Lake
State Meeting Reported By High Point Dental Assistants
The High Point Dental Assistants held a Tuesday evening session at the Sheraton Hotel. Joyce Lawson was elected as a state meeting delegate to the American Dental Assistants Assn. convention in Atlantic City in October, and Dr. Charles W. Horton received a belt buckle honor for his service. New officers were installed by Dr. Michael Samuels: president Mrs. Don Carpenter, vice president Mrs. Jimmy Jones, secretary treasurer Miss Patricia Banks, and president-elect Mrs. Edward Meyerhoeffer. Committees were named: bylaws chair Barbara Benfield, education chair Juanita Bodenheimer, membership chair Coralie Shimpock, program chair Hazel Myerhoffer, publicity chair Sue Wood, delegates Molly Carpenter and Hazel Myerhoffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Dental Assistants
Patricia Banks
Edward
Joyce Lawson
American Dental Assistants Assn
Atlantic City
Michael Samuels
Don Carpenter
Jimmy Jones
Edward Meyerhoeffer
Barbara Benfield
Juanita Bodenheimer
Coralie Shimpock
Hazel
Miss Neighbors Feted At Floating Shower
A floating bridal shower honored Miss Sherry Neighbors at Mrs. Colon Neighbors home 205 Westchester Dr. Hostesses were Misses Shirley Tharp Debbie Sexton and Kay Mooney. About 30 guests attended as Miss Neighbors received a china gift and a corsage. Tharp will be maid of honor at the June 4 wedding with Steve McDowell at North Man Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Neighbors
Shirley Tharp
Debbie Sexton
Kay Mooney
Miss Neighbors
Miss Tharp
Steve McDowell
North Man Baptist Church
Sexton
Mooney
Colon Neighbors
George McDowell
0. R. Neighbors
Mary Miles
Odell Neighbors
Tips For Chairmen
The woman’s department issues policies to speed and improve news coverage. Publicity chairmen must file copy by Thursday noon for Sunday, with follow-up reports due 8:30 am after meetings. Typewritten, double-spaced reports preferred. include signed name and office hours. Reporters should identify themselves with a phone number. News must be within three days of the event. Limit six people per picture. no snapshots. Photos scheduled 3–6 days ahead. Bridal party photos disallowed. Use married names for women.
Members Bring Crazy Hats to Flower Club Meeting
The West view Flower Club held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. S. M. Barr’s home 606 Chandler. Prizes went to Mrs. H. S. Ingram and Mrs. B. W. Walker for prettiest designs while Mrs. Lee won for tackiest. Mrs. Elliott led with a devotional and peace themed Psalm 23. Decorations featured pink and red roses peonies and sweet william. A July picnic at City Lake is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westview Flower Club
S. M. Barr
Chandler
H. S. Ingram
B. W. Walker
Lee
W. L. Elliott
Rummage Sale Set By Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall on English Street led by Mrs. Dewey Dilley. They discussed a rummage sale on May 29 and asked members to bring items. Mrs. Zula Mae Cook hosts at 114 S Main St. on May as Dilley served refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Dewey Dilley
Noble Grand
IOOF
English Street
Elizabeth City
Rebekah Lodge
High Point
Eye Bank
Zula Mae Cook
S. Main St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myerhoeffer
Sonny Hedgecock
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Woman's Editor
Ralph Miller
Sara Hutchens
Peter Soutter
Gene Braxton
R. M. Taylor Jr
Jaime Villegas
R. Freeman Naylor
Patricia Mellonas
Land of Nod
Istorage
South Main St
la Leche
Sheraton Hotel
Charles W. Horton
Myerhoffer
Sue Wood
Molly Carpenter
Hazel Myerhoffer
Woman’s Department
John Doe
Mary Doe
Jo-Ann Fabric Shops
Super Champ
Main St
Jase
Dilley
Charles Phillips
Boston
Artistic Beauty College
N. Main ST
Burlington
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