Luncheon Honors Miss Miller Before Guilford Bride
Miss Kitty Miller of Greensboro College was honored at a Pilot Mountain luncheon hosted by Mrs William Baucom. Attendees included Walter Coble Jr of Guilford College and family from High Point Sanford Gastonia Thomasville Winston-Salem and Pilot Mountain as Miss Miller prepares for a December wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Mountain
Miller
Kitty Miller
Greensboro College
Wiliam Baucom
Miss Miller
Walter Coble Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Altrusa Club and numerous meetings fill TUPSDAY schedule
A crowded Tuesday program lists dinners and meetings across multiple groups: Altrusa Club at the Sheraton at 6:30 p.m., Miss Frances By Con Ave events, High Point Memorial Association and Order of the Eastern Star gatherings, nurses' home events, and other club and church activities. Notable venues include the Sheraton Hotel, Masonic halls, YMCA Lexington, and homes on Ferndale Rockspring Rd, Ragan St, and Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Frances
High Point Memorial Association
High Point
No. 106
Order of the
Masonic
High Point Sues
Hazel's Beauty
Clarence Hayes
Patsy Kearns
West Garden Club
James S. Moffitt
Ferndale Rockspring Rd
Union Hill
Woman's Guild of the
Point Memorial
Nurses’ Home
Boulevard
North Carolina State Nurses’ Association
YMCA
Lexington
Gilmer Bullin
Darlene Bullin
Ragan St
Barbara Byrum
Board of
United Church
Point Credit Women’s Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lib Slate
Lois Nance
Robert Fulp
Slate Home
Whittier St
Janice Murphy
An Homme
High St
Central Iralina Bridge Association
YWCA News Schedule of Classes and Meetings
The notice lists YMCA and YWCA activities across days. Swimming classes for girls and women at various levels, plunge periods, bridge lessons, and club dinners. Additional events include English class, teen programs, Slim Gym, and a Robins Club meeting with a finance committee and directors. A chicken pie supper is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Kathy Dingman
B&p Club
Mu Chapter Feted At Supper Plans For November
The Mu Chapter of Beta Stema Phi International met for an informal supper hosted by Mrs N Dills at 1008 F Fifth. In a brief business session members discussed projects for November under Mrs Grady Whicker at 1206 Cedrow Ave. Mrs Robert Frost to host next. Hilda Ridge led arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Stema Phi International
Grady Whicker
Cedrow Ave
Robert Frost
Hilda Ridge
Birth announcements from High Point family notices
Barbara Dawn born to Mr. and Mrs. G L Stroud Jr at High Point Memorial Hospital on Nov 5. Vickie Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs B B Adams at High Point Memorial Hospital on Nov 5. David Wayne born to Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Parker at High Point Memorial Hospital on Nov 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wayne Parker
Kenneth Parker
S. Main St
David Wayne
High Point Memorial Hospi
Odell Johnson announce birth of Floyd Randall at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs James Odell Johnson of 802 Thissell Street announce the birth of a son, Floyd Randall, on November 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Miss Darlene Collins of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Odell Johnson
Thissell St
Floyd Randall
High Point Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Darlene Collins
High T
Donna Marie Medford Born to Medford Family
Mr and Mrs J C Medford Route 3 Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Donna Marie on November 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Medford is the former Marie Femmer of Gainesville Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Marie Medford
J. C. Medford
Thomasville
Donna Marie
High Point Memorial Hospital
Grant couple announce birth of daughter Deborah Anne
Mr and Mrs Thomas N Grant 310 EB Lexington Ave announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Anne on November 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Grant is formerly Mildred Kearns of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Grant
Lexington Ave
Deborah Anne
High Point Memorial Hospital
Grant
Mildred Kearns
High Point
Robbins Club Dinner Plans Chicken Pie Supper
The Robbins Club of the YWCA met last Thursday at the Y on North Main. Miss Rose File introduced Mia Cox who spoke on the United Nations. A chicken pie supper was planned for Saturday from 5 to 7 30 at the YWCA with tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins Club
The
YWCA
N. Main
Dessert Bridge Honoring Miss Jones Bridal Event
Miss Margaret Jones bride elect of Robert B. Cain was honored with a dessert bridge and canasta party hosted by Mrs. F. L. Brooks as guests including Mrs. H. D. Wardell Mrs. W. F. Davis Miss Madeline Kivett and others from High Point Greensboro and nearby. Hostesses presented a crystal keepsake and a corsage greeted arrivals amid fall decor and center table sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jones
Robert B. Cain
Carrie Clemmons
Lucille Minton
F. L. Brooks
Jones
Cpinion of
Pay Anh
H. D. Wardell
W. F. Davis
Mises
H. C
Miss Jones
Harold George Sciliebrew
G. C. High
Ih. D. Wardell
H. C. Myrick
Madeline Kivet
Parrish Elected President at VFW Auxiliary Meeting
At Post 9899 VFW Auxiliary, Mrs. Susan Parrish was elected president for the year. The meeting at the Post Home on Westone Proffitt featured refreshments during the social hour with Mrs. Mary Brown winning the evening prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Westone Proffitt
Th. Ware Beard
Susan Parrish
Ors
Mary Brown
Tamale Pie Recipe Becomes Texan Favorite
The article presents a Tamale Pie recipe as a regional hit in Texas featuring a cornmeal topping and beef tomato filling. It details ingredients including tomato sauce water salt cumin seed cornmeal bacon drippings onion and ground beef with a baking method for six 1/2 cup casseroles or one 2-quart dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Aiase
Home Economists Elect Officers
North Carolina Home Economists elect officers at the closing Wilmington convention with P Miss Louise Lower of Greensboro named president. New officers include Miss Lorna Langley of Raleigh vice president Miss Mary Estellele of Raleigh secretary Miss Helen John Wright of Charlotte treasurer and Miss Emily B Person of Wilmington councilor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Louise Lower
Greensboro
North Carolina
Alan
Lorna Langley
Raleigh
Mary Estellele
Helen John Wright
Charlotte
Emily B. Person
Singer Mario Lanza’s Wife Recovers From Bronchitis
Betty Lanza, wife of singer Mario Lanza, is recovering at Cedars of Lebanon Medical Center after a bronchitis attack. Doctors say her condition is not serious and she was admitted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mario’ Lanza
Betty
Cedars
Lebanon
Haseer
Stevens Bible Class to Meet Wednesday at Wesley Memorial
The Stevens Bible class and Mrs A Carlson lead a program for the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial. A luncheon followed the business session in Wesley Hall. Mrs C H Risch presided and church work was discussed. A turkey dinner is planned for Nov 17 from 5:30 pm in Wesley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial
Wesley
C. H. Risch
See See Oey
Wesley Hall
Hendrick
Lloyd Seawate
W. B. Hall Sr
Members Feted At Beta Sigma Phi Informal Tea
Members of Beta Sigma Phi were entertained Sunday afternoon at an informal tea hosted by Mrs. A. B. Boynton at 509 Ferndale Drive. An organizational meeting was set for later at the home of Mrs. Nora Knox in Bryant and at the William and Mary Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
A. B. Boynton
Ferndale Dr
Mies Nora Knox
Bryant
William and Mary Apts
Sorority
Miss Madeline Hoover Undergoes Major Surgery
High Point Enter a Woman's Editor Miss Madeline Hoover underwent major surgery Monday. She cannot receive visitors at this time. Jerry Welborn and Kathleen Hancock of Winston-Salem's Children's Home visited their grandparents Po and Mrs. Elmer Welborn on Winston Road. A. E. White of 306 St. entered Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for observation. James O. Ravine of 144 W. Green St. underwent surgery on Thursday. his condition is reported as critical and he is allowed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Hoover
High Point
H Point
Jerry Welborn
Kathleen Hancock
Children’s Home
Winston-Salem
Miss. Welborn
Mrs
Elmer Welborn
Winston Rd
A. E. White
Baptist Op
Winston Salem
James O. Ravine
W. Green St
S Condi
Junior Woman's Club Luncheon Plans Meeting
The Junior Woman's Club will host a luncheon meeting with guest speaker Norm, board member of the Children's Home Society of Greensboro. The event aims to discuss club activities and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Will . Norm
The
Children’s Home Society of
Greensboro
Canterbury Club To Meet Friday
Mrs. R. T. Amos will host the Dante Club at 902 Forest Hill Dr. Friday at 3 30 PM. She will lead the program for the meeting and preside over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Canterbury
KR. T. Amos
Forest Hill Dr
Eee Po Neg Eae
Walter le Jr
Canterbury Club
R. T. Amos
Dante Club
Miss Carol Smith Receives Guilford College Honors
Carol Smith a Guilford College senior earns inclusion in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities for 1965 56. She hails from Route 1 and has strong scholastic records plus activities en route to leadership roles such as chief marshal prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Carol Smith
Gator Cee
Han Ben Ete
Miss Smith
Marshal
EB Seenester
Guilford
Mrs Gluyas Hosts Club Meeting at 1319 Home
Mrs Gluyas will entertain at her home 1319 address at 12 30 p m. Dr She and Donald Conved lead the program with speaker Mrs S C rk expected to present remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gluyas
of Mra. W
Alpha Rho Initiates Eleven At Dinner Meeting
Alpha Rho members held a dinner meeting Monday for the initiation of eleven rushees. Officers Mrs. Hobober and Mrs. Gray Williamson led the ceremony as names were pinned with Beta pins, with a 25th silver anniversary marker noted on cadets and flowers distributed after initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho
Ihober
Gray Williamson
Margaret Allred
Lucille Poole
Helen Hayes
Aerre, Harris
Josie Kirsch
Gloria Martin
Moi Stutts
Thomasville Man Assumes U S Army Religious Duties
Thomasville based Private Anderson assumes religious duties in the U S Army. He plans activities for service men, joining eight weeks of training at Fort Jackson and training center activities in Pee Tanter ton, San. He is assigned to assist in instructing a class for young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Jackson
D. C
Pee Tanterton
San
Anderson
Senior High PTA Plans Open House for National Education Week
The Parent Teacher Association at the Senior High School invites parents to an open house Thursday evening during National Education Week. Guests may tour classrooms and enjoy light refreshments in the cafeteria. A report on the fall festival will also be presented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senion
PTA
Carrec
Met
Gold Star Mothers Honored At Oyster Stew Supper
Piedmont Post 1960 of the VFW and its Auxiliary plan an oyster stew supper on Friday to mark Veterans Day November 11. They invite Gold Star mothers and all interested locals to attend and pay tribute, with an invitation extended to those who wish to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Post 1960
VFW
Violet Society To Have Judge's School
The High Point African Violet Society holds a School for Judges this Saturday at YWCA. Classes start 9 AM with Mrs. James B. Carey of Knoxville Tenn as instructor. Open to all with a small entrance fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point African Violet Society
YWCA
James B. Carey
Knoxville, Tenn
African Violet Society of America Inc
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Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
Johnson St
Seam Clement
John Hinshaw
Patsy Ann Kearns
Clement
Thomas
Barbara D
G. L. Stroud Jr
W. Rotary
Barbara Dawn
Vickie Lynn Adams
B. B. Adams
Park St
Vickie Lynn
Floyd Randall Johnson
Deborah Anne Grant
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Home Economists
Stevens Bible Class
Stevens Bible
A. 5. Carlson
WSCS
IMAS
Morris
Nancy Mocks
Mary
McConkey
U. S. Army
PJ A
Asaimu
ST Joseph Aspirin
Evin Las Mes
Leper
Ee Oe
Edie
Colgate’s
Colgate
Siegler
Bargain Fuornniture Co
Violet Society
Judge's School
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