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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
9
Fifty guests attended a party with refreshments served on a lace table cover and candlelit centerpieces. The wedding of Miss Pam Buie and Mr. Culbreth is planned for November 27 at Crestwood Presbyterian Church.
Allen Jay PTA hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting with UNC Greensboro instructor Mrs. Kate Garner discussing social needs and the speaker at Johnson Street School to approve the annual budget. Central High PTSA hosts a Thursday open house event.
Miss Linda Ladd Callahan, bride elect to wed Mark Bullock, was honored at a floating cloth over green party with a center bouquet of mums and white carnations. Silver trophy toast and corsage given by Mrs. Farrell Dennis. Attending were bridal mothers Mrs. B. G Callahan and Mrs. Henry.
The Altrusa Club will meet at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday evening at 6 30 o clock.
Plans for a covered dish supper to be held on November 11 were discussed. Mrs. Ed Winfrey presided as hostesses welcomed Mrs. Dorothy Lowe and Mrs. Charles Logan. Letters of thanks from the House of Prayer and Murdoch School were read for gifts. The event will begin at 6 15 p.m. and includes all members and World War I members.
Dr. Paul A Gratiot professor of history at High Point College will be guest speaker at noon. He will review the book The Mountbattens.
The WMU and Ga's of Allen Jay Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W R Oakley in Trinity. Mrs C G LaMar says the meeting is important and asks all members to attend on time.
The American Business Women's Association chapter will meet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. The event invites members to attend and discuss upcoming activities.
A long list of social events includes the Trindale Woman's Club at Trinity Methodist Church with a 5:45 p.m. board meeting and 7 p.m. session, various unions meeting at homes and businesses, and garden clubs gathering across High Point Jamestown and Trinity areas. Attendance details show host names and addresses in several cases.
Mr and Mrs Jerry W OKelley of 211 Barnwell St Thomasville announce the arrival of a son Brian Scott on November 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs Auman Clodfelter Rt 1 Kernersville announce the birth of a son Gary Dexter on November 3 at the local hospital A daughter Margaret Susan was born on November 4 to Mr and Mrs Robert Dutnall et art et
The Friday Morning Music Club meeting is postponed. Host Mrs. Henry Foscue of Rockford Road with guests Mrs. William McKinley and Miss Miriam Martin at 1 pm to 7 30 pm. In local births, Bonnie Lynn Goodwin born Nov 4 at High Point hospital to Bonnie and Charles B. Goodwin of 120 Marywood Rd. Dino Alex Rizos born Nov 4 to Alex and unnamed mother of 311 Monroe Pl. Kathy Lynn Kestler born Nov 5 to Otis H. and wife at 410 E Springfield High Point hospital. Scott Durand Grissom born Nov 6 to J. D. and wife of 6 Garrison St. Mrs. Grissom is the former Judy Fogleman.
Miss Linda L Hughes and Thomas R King were married on Oct 25 at 1 30 pm in Sparta. The bride, a senior at East Davidson High School, works part time at Hudson Belk Co. The groom attended Fair Grove High School and works for Thomasville Furniture Co.
A reconstructed 1863 Thanksgiving menu shows onions, sweet potatoes with maple syrup, squash stuffed with herb stuffing, and cheese melted onions. The article notes Lincoln proclaimed the holiday date, and that families ate similar foods then as now.
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