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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1974

Page

6

Reading Program Planned at High Point Public Library

High Point Public Library announces summer reading programs for all ages at the main library and Washington Street Branch. A new Pixie Club for four and five year olds offers story hours and games starting June 10 and June 14. Big Chief Reading Feathers serves grades 1–3, Fantastics serves grades 4–6, with weekly sessions in June and July and an incentive system of stickers, ribbons, and maps. Registration runs June 3 through summer. space limits split the Big Chief group across days. Miss Elizabeth Gurley and James Gates promote the clubs to local schools.

High Point Public Library Washington Street Pixies Big Chief Reading Feathers the Fantastics Big Chief Club The Fantastics Big Chief Elizabeth Gurley Children’s Services James Gates

New Officers Elected At Civi Mates Meeting

Twilight Civi Mates elected new officers at a Tuesday YWCA dinner meeting on Gatewood Avenue. President Mrs. Clyde E. Boyles, vice president Mrs. C. E. Powell, secretary Mrs. Robert Craughan, treasurer Mrs. J. C. Boyles, chaplain Mrs. Ken Rich, and parliamentarian Mrs. William S. Wall were approved to begin their term at the next meeting in September.

Twilight Civi-Mates YWCA Gatewood Avenue Wilson Rogers Clyde E. Boyles C. E. Powell Robert Craughan J. C. Boyles Ken Rich William S. Wall Allen Thacker Powell Thacker Willie Welborn Thomasville

Community Club Events Calendar Listing

Thursday 7 30 p m Friendship Club Friday 3 00 p m After School Care Fourth Street 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge 7 30 p m Square Dance 7 p m Plunge Saturday events listed with times and venues as part of a local notices page.

Fourth Street Duplicate Bridge

Multiple Birth Announcements From Kernersville and High Point

Local couples report the births of eight children at High Point Memorial Hospital and area hospitals in late May. Names include Jennifer Zane Davis Raymond Manley Sr Clarence Edward III Tywane Lynnette David Joel Scottie Eugene and Sandi Dawn with parents listed along with former hometowns High Point and Kernersville. SPRING SHOWERS reviews new styles in large striped polka dot and printed umbrellas for men plus personalized cambershoots as a fashion note.

Thomas R. Davis Rt. 1 Kernersville Jennifer Zane High Point Memorial Hospital Davis Gloria Ward High Point Raymond Manley Spears Cedrow Ave Raymond Manley Sr Manley Clara Murphy Clarence Edward Butler Jr Blair St Thomasville Clarence Edward III High Point Hospital Robert Lee Royal Park St Tywane Lynnette David L. Beaver David Joel Leroy Dennis Royal Oak Dr Scottie Eugene Sherman Hazelwood West Fairfield Rd Sandi Dawn

Wendy Faircloth Feted Bride Elect at Shower in Greensboro

Wendy Sue Faircloth bride elect of David A. Powell was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by her grandmother Mrs. Virginia Stamey and aunt Mrs. Trina amrick at 113 Donvic Dr. About 40 guests attended 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The event featured yellow carnation corsages refreshments and a lace tablecloth center arrangement of yellow daisies porkpons and white candles. Special guests included Mrs. Elwood Faircloth and Mrs. Minnie Faircloth. The couple plans a June 23 wedding at Albertson Road Baptist Church.

Wendy Sue Faircloth David A. Powell Virginia Stamey Trinaamrick Donvic Elwood Faircloth D. A. Powell Minnie Faircloth Miss Faircloth Powell Albertson Road Baptist Church

Chanel Saved By Firing Boss In Paris Shake Up

Chanel drama unfolds in Paris as Ramon Esparza is fired after Coco Chanel's death five years ago. Veterans Yvonne Dudel and Jean Caraubon step in at No. 5 to preserve the house look and ensure continuity of Chanel’s famed style for the future.

House of Chanel Paris Chanel Coco Chanel Yvonne Dudel Jean Caraubon

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Presbyterian Home W. R. Atkins Red Cross Volunteers Pat Caffey Friendship Club Glamor Triumph and Danskin Park & Frew Stout and Slendur East Kivett St Washingtone Jennifer Davis Raymond Spears JR Clarence Butler II Tywane Royal David Beaver Scottie Dennis Hazelwood Wendy Faircloth Doris McDowell Ann France Gatewood Ave Penney Associates Jcpenney Shoes & Sandals
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