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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1963

Page

8

Carter Speaker At Junior League Meeting

Douglas Carter of Winston-Salem Forsyth Schools spoke to the High Point Junior League at the YWCA. He outlined needs for special education, including workshops, a summer program, driver training, and home bound services, urging appropriate instruction for all abilities.

Douglas Carter Winston- Salem - Forsyth County High Point Junior League YWCA Carter Gram Governor’s School of North Carolina

Trindale Woman's Club Elects New Officers at Holiday Inn

Mrs Albert King Jr was chosen president of the Trindale Woman's Club at a Monday meeting. The slate includes several officers and directors. The group planned a Christmas party at Swarms Steak House on Dec 7 and urged toys for needy children. They voted gifts for shut ins and hospital children and will donate to the Children's Home Society. First aid boxes were distributed to Trinity and Archdale Schools and to a Little League team. Sidney Hawkins spoke on child priorities. A white elephant sale closed the gathering.

Albert King Jr Trindale Woman’s Club Holiday Inn Ralph Rice Horace Pennington William Harris Joe Skeen Donald Bowers Carl Hull Willie Croker Donald Hancock Ernestine Wilkes Robert P. Fulp David Warren Institute William Ledwell Donald Hill Swarms Greensboro Children’s Home Society Trinity Archdale

Newcomers Hear Yule Program By Mrs Gray

Mrs. Alson Gray led a Newcomers Club program on Christmas decorations stressing economy and simple materials. She demonstrated patterns and assembly tips with glue and hairpins named as best friends. Attendees shared Christmas recipes for a booklet to be distributed at December meeting.

Alson Gray Newcomers Club Paul McGarr

Wake Robin Club Hears Mrs Hayworth on Christmas Lighting

Wake Robin Garden Club heard a program on Christmas decorations and lighting by Mrs Tom Hayworth yesterday morning. Coffee and sweet rolls were served to members and four guests. Sellel? was considered, president.

Tom Hayworth Wake Robin Garden Club Conson

Miss Norman To Be Feted At Centennial Avenue Home

Miss Norman will be honored at a celebration hosted by Mrs. Underwood at 2314 North Centennial Ave. The ceremony will precede her November 23 marriage to St. James Peter Oppenheimer of Charlotte at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.

Underwood Centennial Ave Norman St. James Peter Oppenheimer Charlotte Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church

Gardeners Hold Exchange Of Favorite Yule Ideas

Garden Club members met yesterday at the F. D. Kearns home on Robin Hood Road to share holiday ideas and crafts. Mrs. John Purcelle led the discussion. plans for a Christmas lunch at the Harry Hawthorne residence on Quaker Lane Dec. 10 were made. Mrs. Kearns was named book chairman and sixteen members were served a sweet course by Mrs. Kearns and Mrs. H. D. Monroe. Mrs. W. M. Given presided.

Garden Club F. D. Kearns Robin Hood Road John Purcelle Harry Hawthorne Quaker Lane

Imperial Creme promises wonders for aging skin

An advertisement touts Peacock's Imperial Creme made with quicksilver claiming to erase wrinkles dry skin and brown age spots. It guarantees a six day test with full refund if not delighted and lists Mann Drug Stores as a retailer offering the $2.00 plus tax cream.

New York Mann Drug Stores

DAR Meets In Thomasville Discusses Christian Heritage

The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Charles F Phillips home in Thomasville. Mrs Frank Ogburn Yates of Asheboro spoke on religious and civic liberty under the Constitution. Guests included Mrs T J Jackson Miss Genevieve Moore and Mrs Mary Thompson Hancock. A memorial service was held for Mrs R I Quigley and the Christmas meeting was planned for High Point. A sweet course was served by several hostesses.

Thomasville Alexander Martin The Daughters of the American Revolution Charles F. Phillips Frank Ogburn Yates Asheboro DAR Good Citizens Yates David T. Yow High Point Good Citizens T. J. Jackson Genevieve Moore Mary Thompson Hancock St. Petersburg Fla N. S. Stirewall R. I. Quigley J. F. Hayden Phillips van B. Stringfield Glenn Pennington James Johnson John Myers J. R. Blair George Finch David A. Long Jr L. K. Mobley

Rebekahs Plan Friday Meeting at IOOF Hall

Mrs. Virginia Parrish district 5 deputy president will visit the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Friday evening at the IOOF Hall on English Street A covered dish supper is set for 6 30 oclock Members are asked to bring bazaar items to the gathering

Virginia Parrish District 5 Magdalene Rebekah Lodge IOOF English Street

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Mr. Carter Robert McCuiston William McGuinn Jr Harold Amos Z. Melnikov Armfield Northeast Junior High School Robert Cross High Point Arts Council Arts Council League David Parker Judy Christensen John Christensen Optimist Club Allen Mebane Emerywood Country Club Trindale Mrs. Gray Eeeeeeeie Robert J. Sherman Renceberg Ind Marion Bratcher Raleigh William A. McDade Levittown, Pa John McKibben Philadelphia, Pa George Beaston Frank Daly Media Dayton Speer D. Echols Speer Atlanta, Ga James A. Shaffer Henry Fitzgerald Evansville Jerry Skeen Donald Arrison Skeen James R. Spence Wake Robin Club Mrs. Hayworth Miss Norman Kearns H. D. Monroe W. M. Given Grace Flower Shop By Marie Davant Dar Rebekahs Gatewood Y.W.C.A LaMarick la Marick
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