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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1957

Page

10

Top Garden Club Winners Named at Dried Arrangement Show

Mrs. C. W. Thomas and Mrs. T. D. Hedrick led blue ribbons at the Dried Arrangement Club show held at 909 Sunset Dr. Judges Mrs. Thag West and Mrs. Hugh Kellam discussed each entry. Other blue ribbon recipients included Mesdames Bell Catlin Hawthorne Kearns Michael Monroe Peace Purcelle and Wagner.

C. W. Thomas T. D. Hedrick Dried Arrangement Club John Purcelle Sunset Dr W. M. Given Thomas Hedrick Thag West Hugh Kellam Mesdames Robert Bell John Catlin Harry D. Hawthorne F. D. Kearns B. F. Michael Harry B. Monroe Charles H. Peace Harry W. Wagner

Welborn-Chatman Vows Spoken In Home Ceremony

Miss Mary Jane Chatman and Ronald Wayne Welborn were married November 2 at the groom’s parents home. Rev. W. H. Walton officiated. The couple, both employed at Adams-Millis Inc, plan a wedding trip to the western part of the country.

Mary Jane Chatman Archie R. Chatman Summerfield Ronald Wayne Welborn C. C. Welborn Kernersville W. H. Walton Abbotts Creek Baptist Church

Oak View Home Demonstration Club elects new officers

At the Grange Hall the Oak View club elected Mrs Wayne Parks president, Mrs Charles Westmoreland vice president, Mrs Delbert Clodfelter secretary, and Mrs James Eagle treasurer. Miss Gaynell Hogan spoke on Food Storage and refrigerator practices. December meeting will be a covered-dish luncheon hosted by Mrs Raymond Hayworth and Mrs Chester Hayworth. Eleven members and three visitors attended.

Wayne Parks Oak Hill Home Demonstration Club Oak View Grange Hall Charles Westmoreland Delbert Clodfelter James Eagle Gaynell Hogan Raymond Hayworth Chester Hayworth Jones Burns Robert Anderson Stanley Hayworth Paula Hayworth

Sorority Initiates New Member and Plans Holiday Charities

Alpha Alpha chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met with Mrs. Woodrow Haywood at 604 W Lexington for a business session ending with a new member initiation. Mrs. James McGee received her pledge pin and was installed by President Mrs. Johnie Hayworth. The group discussed Thanksgiving gifts including a gift to Mills Home, a sunshine basket for an invalid, and a progressive December dinner with heart sisters. Refreshments followed, and the next meeting is Nov 26 hosted by Mrs. Bobby Lane with a spaghetti dinner.

Alpha Alpha Chapter Epsilon Sigman Alpha International Woodrow Haywood Lexington James McGee Johnie Hayworth Sunshine Basket Heart Sisters Mills Bobby Lane

Illness as a weapon in a mother’s battle for control

Mrs. R uses sickness to manipulate her high schooler son and limit his relationship. The columnist urges recognizing self induced distress as a dragon to conquer, while Harry faces his own resentment toward the girl and gains autonomy from his mother’s manipulation.

Muriel Lawrence Harry R Harry Dad Mrs. R Mr. R

Brain power waste claim by TV quiz expert Joyce Brothers

Dr Joyce Brothers argues most people waste the brain’s potential and that a three billion billion dollar machine could not out-think humans. She credits her quiz success to deliberate study and training and notes she used winnings to support family needs and a desire for a mink.

Dorothy Roe Joyce Brothers Dr. Brothers Joyce Lisa Milton Brothers Brothers

Mrs Edward Stubbs to Attend Emory Inauguration in Atlanta

Mrs. Edward Stubbs of 501 East Farriss Avenue will travel to Atlanta to visit Frank Stubbs and family and to witness the inauguration of Dr. Walter Martin as Emory University president on Friday. Frank Stubbs is her son. Weed Mrs. Charles Harrison Hayworth, from Eau Gallie Florida, arrives with her son Steven to stay with her parents at 410 Lindsay Street and with her husband’s parents at 1308 East Green Street. She plans to depart Sunday.

Edward Stubbs E. Farriss Ave Atlanta Frank Stubbs Walter Martin Emory University Stubbs Weed Charles Harrison Hayworth Eau Gallie Fla Steven Ellis Blakeley Lindsay St W. A. Hayworth E. Green St

Doan’s Offer Relief for Bladder Discomfort

Doan’s promises soothing relief for bladder irritations with mild diuretic action and fast comfort. The ad touts widespread use, economy, and a return to normal activity after use.

Dean’ Deer Seer

Wesleyan Guild Meeting at Barbara Carroll’s Home

The Wesleyan Service Guild of Ward Street Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at 405 Hodgin Street with Miss Barbara Carroll hosting. Guest speaker Mrs. W J Kiser will be introduced by Mrs. Elwood Atkinson.

Wesleyan Service Guild Ward Street Methodist Church Barbara Carroll Hodgin Street W. J. Kiser Elwood Atkinson

Jantzen Unveils Soft Fur Blend Fabrics in New Styles

Charm and Glamour highlights a new Jantzen fur blend fabric touted as silky soft. The collection includes the Facade slip-on and matching cardigan with filigree knit bibs, available in sizes 34 to 40, priced at 10.98 and 15.98 respectively, plus a bulky tweed skirt in sizes 10 to 18 at 14.98.

Jantzen Charm and Glamour

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