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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1955
Page
7
A buffet gathering honored Miss Barbara Byrum and her fiancé with family ties noted. Hostesses were Miss Byrum and Hendrix’s aunts, held at a residence on Centennial Avenue. The reception featured floral decorations in the living room and den as the couple was celebrated.
Students spoke on countries during a devotion by Zambrana of La lege in the auditorium. The November attendance banner was won by Mary Gibson's fifth grade as about 400 parents attended the Tomlinson School open house last evening. Committees, judges, and serving volunteers organized rooms and a social tea with a white carnation centerpiece and red, white and blue colors.
The Fall Festival planning session led by the business meeting chairman discussed event details. Cloverdale Glee Club members and community groups entertained attendees at an open house after the session.
Mr and Mrs J F Meadows announce the birth of daughter Marsha Lynn on November 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Connie Gail born November 8 at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs Mick announce son Chauncey Alan November 6 at High Point General Hospital. Miss Bert Larher noted in High Point.
Leroy Henderson, a new janitor at the Wyoming statehouse, was struck while sticking his head out a cleaned capitol window to shout at boys in the yard. He was cut on the forehead but not seriously hurt, and the incident prompted an examination of safety.
Schedule lists English classes for various grades and teen groups, Robins Club meeting, Finance Committee, and Board of Directors session with times and brief notes for the local YWCA activities. It reflects a community bulletin of youth and club events.
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