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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1961
Page
19
Milliners report a wave of smart headwear for coeds and young professionals. Hats range from fur huggers to tartan shapes with trims like tassels and pompons, offering warmth and a flattering frame for the face at moderate prices.
Miss Patty Young, niece of the hosts, was honored at a Friday evening bridal party hosted by Mrs. Moir Young and Mrs. Raymond Hern don at 303 Hillcrest Drive. She received a corsage of pink chrysanthemums and a blanket with gifts. Attendees included Mrs. W. L. Collins, Mrs. George McLarty, and Mrs. J. M. Young. The event previewed the upcoming wedding to George McLarty Jr scheduled for Saturday at 4 p.m. at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
Mrs Allen Surratt of Rockwell hosts a speaker at her home during visits by church groups. First Evangelical and Reformed Church lists Morning Circle meetings Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs Helen Martin and Circle 2 Monday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Mildred Long. Lebanon Methodist Woman's Society circles meet next week with Circle 2 Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Thurman Lohr and Circle 3 in the church fellowship hall hosted by Mrs Roger Hedrick.
Mrs. Harold Carter of Winston-Salem District 4 director of North Carolina Councils of Garden Clubs will be guest speaker Tuesday at the local council. The meeting is set for 10 a.m. in the audio-visual room of High Point Public Library.
Mrs. Louie Brown will host Overseas Club members at 811 W. Lexington Ave at 7 30 p m Thursday to finalize Christmas event plans and other activities for the group.
Furniture Capital charter of American Business Women's Assn will meet Thursday at 6 30 p m at the YWCA. Mrs J M Monroe will give a report on the national convention in Memphis Tenn where she attended as delegate.
The Gardenette Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Watts Jr.’s home 410 Carey Street. After the meeting the group will depart from the Watts residence to attend the Holiday Fair Ideas in Thomasville.
Wild Flower Garden Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. T. R. Ballard of Rt. 1 High Point hosting. Mrs. Jack Sechrest and Miss Louise Hunter serve as cohosts and Mrs. Thag West will be guest speaker.
The collection features coats with wide lapels and scooped backs, belted to the body, and mohair or lace textures from Europe, plus cape-back jackets and hip-wraps. Unruffled style includes a single decorative ruffle on black silk crepe gowns with high waistlines and sleeveless, low necklines.
A Business and Professional Women's Club dinner and business meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at 6 30 at the Sheraton Hotel.
Practical tips from a teen advice column on attracting boys and fitting in. It advises not showing desperation, using friends to set up double dates, avoiding the steady necker label, seeking compatible types, and bonding over shared interests like reading and lectures to ease conversation.
The article notes how college women quickly plan weekend getaways from campus living. It highlights packing light with compact cosmetics, lightweight plastic tubes, pink foam rollers, and practical sleeping wear. It also advises engaging conversations to spark continued interest and suggests simple dating tips.
Mrs J W Thomas Jr named guest speaker for Green Gardeners Garden Club meeting at 1123 Montlieu Ave. Talk starts Wednesday at 10 a m with host Mrs Rex Flynt welcoming members.
Out-To-Grow Garden Club plans a holiday ideas and recipes exchange at its Thursday 10 a.m. meeting. Mrs. Grover Freeman of 302 Pine Ridge Dr is hosting.
The High Point chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules a gathering Tuesday afternoon starting at 2 30 o clock at the local YWCA.
High Point Memorial Hospital Guild will meet Wednesday at the nurses home on Boulevard. An executive board meeting is also scheduled Wednesday at the hospital at 2 45 p.m.
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