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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1959
Page
6
A Thursday wedding ceremony for Sheppard Gordon took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Everette Myers on Taylor Street with Bethel Methodist Church officiating. The living room was decorated with white chrysanthemums and guests included close foreign friends of the couple.
Harriet Harris married Dr. Lucian Roberts in Franklinton on Saturday. J. Ben Harris and W. B. Harris of High Point attended, Harriet Harris a Saint Marys Raleigh and Womans College Greensboro graduate and music teacher in South Boston. Howard Turner and family traveled to Arlington to attend his mother R. M. Hooker's funeral in Washington, D C at 1 30 p m Tuesday.
The Pilot Club will hold its regular meeting at the Sheraton Hotel tomorrow evening at eight o'clock. The gathering will discuss club affairs and upcoming community service plans with members urged to attend.
A sequence of meetings and social events scheduled Monday through Friday. Included are Christmas decoration programs, Beta Sigma Phi chapter meetings, multiple garden clubs preparations, study and home demonstration groups, a Leagues of Women Voters unit, a ladies luncheon, a bridal shower, a garden club reception, and a Canterbury Club gathering hosted by local residents.
Mr and Mrs Charles Shufelt of Sharonville Ohio announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Ann. Dr and Mrs Charles Tabor formerly of High Point and now missionaries in Korea announce the birth of a son Dennis Gordon on Oct 12 at Wallace
Adams Memorial YWCA opens registration for millinery and bridge lessons this week. Beginning bridge and millinery courses meet at 10 a.m. with nursery care provided. Instructors are Mrs. Kathleen Russell and Mrs. Silas Bryant at 1108 North Main Street.
The YWCA announces a packed calendar of activities for 8th to 12th grade Y Teens including 4 p.m. sessions for 8th and 9th grade groups, 7:30 p.m. Tri C Y Teens, Bible study at 10 a.m., Adams Club at 6 p.m., and swimming classes for women. Evening programs cover New Beginning Swim, Intermediate and Advanced Swim, and a range of clubs and classes led by Modernette and Robins clubs along with Bridge and decorative arts sessions. A Saturday 8-11 p.m. event targets 10th grade, with a Monday Y-Teen Dance listed.
The Leah Class of Green Street will meet at 1100 Forrest Ave the home of Mrs. Patty Welborn who will serve as associate hostess.
North Carolina Home Demonstration Clubs and the extension service publish Green n Growing to inform 63 000 members about club work and county activities. Dorothy Vanderbilt of Durham County chairs the project editor and lead staff, with 3 000 current subscribers and growing interest.
Mrs. A. E. Wall and Mrs. Dar rell Logan entertained their children Joyce Sandra Wall Terry Sherry Logan with a Halloween party at the Logan Saturday. Favors were presented to each and refreshments served after bobbing for apples and ghost stories.
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a regular invitational cards and luncheon day for women. Canasta contract and duplicate bridge start at 10 a.m. followed by a buffet luncheon at 1 p.m. Guests may attend lunch without playing. Reservations to 24021.
Iota Sigma Chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m hosted by Miss Kathleen Embler at 314 B Meadow St The Tolima volcano in Colombia rises about 18320 feet.
Xi Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet this evening at 1508 Field Street hosted by Mrs W E Turner. A program is planned for the 7 45 p m meeting. The article notes the area of Africa as 11710424 square miles.
The passage presents that a problem attributed to dry cleaning is actually caused by dry cleaning itself. It frames the scenario as a paradox and proceeds to offer an explanation.
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