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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1977
Page
6
Trindale Woman's Club hosted its annual party for senior citizens at Archdale Friends Meeting House in the fellowship hall Saturday evening. The club sponsors the event each year as a major project.
Marion Elizabeth Parnell and Timothy Linwood Short were married at Third Presbyterian Church in Charlotte in a 3 o'clock ceremony officiated by Dr. Carveth Mitchell. The bride, daughter of James William Parnell Jr and wife, and the groom, son of Carl Meredith Short, will reside in Charlotte.
A correction states the wedding between Miss Nancy Leigh Smith and Roy W Walter will occur on August 28 not August 8. Miss Smith is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J L Coleman of 704 Westwood and Hubert Smith and the late Mrs. Smith.
Randolph Technical Institute and Randolph Hospital announce an eight week childbirth education class for expectant parents. Instructor Mrs Ethel Monroe, a Randolph Hospital nurse, leads sessions Thursdays 7 to 9 pm starting June 2. Enrollment limited to 24. $5 registration. Call 629 1471 to pre register.
New officers were elected at the 20th Century Study Club meeting. Mrs. Robert Gruenberg became president with Mrs. Robert Fountain as vice president and Mrs. Frank B. Smith as secretary treasurer. Mrs. Robert Gayle named librarian. A program committee was formed with Mrs. Rawley, Mrs. Robert G. Culp Jr., Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Fountain, and Mrs. Vernon Wendler to plan the year’s programs and luncheons.
Trinity Extension Homemakers Club met at the Archdale Friends Meeting House to discuss Calorie Conscious Cooking with Mrs. Ruby Shoaf and Mrs. Clay Lambeth. The program covered meat planning and careful shopping to prepare nutritious low calorie meals.
New officers of the High Point Lady Lions were installed at the YWCA dinner meeting. Officers include Mrs William C Burge president and Mrs Daniel Knueppel vice president with other roles named. Helen Welborn spoke on Facts and Fables about Wild Flowers and invited members to visit her garden.
A summer reading program for grades one through six will run at the YWCA on Gatewood Avenue. Directed by Melba White, with elementary teachers as instructors, the three three week sessions meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for two hours. Registration deadlines apply, fees charged, contact YWCA Gatewood Avenue for details.
Piano students of Cathy Hinson performed in recital Friday evening in the Asbury Room of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. Participants included Jill Mangas Shane Moore Alison Nipp Stacey Brewer Christie Mangas Kathy Spivey Laura Joyce Rhonda Harper Brandon Harper and Janet Trexler. The program featured works by Ketelbey Thompson Brahms Legrand Joplin Beethoven and Pankow.
Sandra Jane Hedrick and Robert Terry Cagle wed at 4 p.m. Sunday at Grace Lutheran Church in Thomasville. Officiant Rev. Hoke H. Ritchie led the ceremony. The couple will reside in Greensboro following a wedding breakfast at Colonial Country Club.
A free Western North Carolina craft exhibit opens in the Friendly Center auditorium featuring rug hooking quilting spinning wood carving and mountain foods. Demonstrations by artisans in native costumes run Thursday to Sunday with profits aiding low income mountaineers while preserving regional craft traditions.
Mrs T A Schubert Jr presented her piano students in recital Friday evening at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. Participating students included Jonathan Bennett Elisa Gray Joey Floyd Treka Brown Charlotte Wasmer Eric Burch Chris ty Allred Lane Geddie Jane Terrell Chris Cantrell Lisa Michal Leigh Ellen Bear field Kim Bean Libby Brown Amber Risdon Mary Lynn Michal and Leslie Wilson. The program closed with the Concert Arabesque from The Blue Danube Waltz by Strauss Schulz Evler.
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