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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1966
Page
7
A fragmented line highlights the women around Adelaide Wendler, hinting at a feature about their roles or influence. The unreadable text suggests a profile or local-interest piece focusing on women in the Wendler era or community.
Miss Fonda Asbury was honored at a Saturday evening bridal shower at Horneytown Recreation Center hosted by Mesdames Charles Allen John E Surrett Tim Teague Gray Kaney Melvin Wilson Harrell Siske and Miss Evelyn Andrews. Guests included members of the Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church choir and related groups. A scrapbook and a charm bracelet with the couple’s initials were among gifts. Special guests included Mrs F Henry Asbury and Mrs Elmer Ruth among others.
Mrs. Kathleen Russell to teach four morning sessions at Gatewood Avenue with materials provided except old sheets. Lessons cover angels Wise Men and Madonna and Child with tissue paper decorations and Christmas motifs. A second eight-lecture series on quid embroidery is led by Mrs. Margaret Ka with basic supplies provided. Further details from Sara Ellen Hodgin.
Mrs Owen Reece led Canterbury Club activities Friday at Hillcrest Drive Hillcrest home. Members enjoyed a sweet course and coffee as camelias and Christmas roses decorated rooms. Mrs Roy Watts led the business meeting. Mrs R V Hayworth presented a program on Oklahoma tracing its culture from earliest settlers through Indians to the present. Twelve members attended.
Green Street Baptist Church invites Mrs Irving Dawson of 400 Rand Bird to lead the Sunday School session at 7 30 p m Tuesday Assistant hostess Mrs Mabel Granger helps host this church activity from the local congregation.
The Home and Garden Club will gather Wednesday at the home of Mrs. W Elmer James 306 E Farriss Ave The meeting is planned for 9 16 a m
The Midweek Study Club will meet with Mrs. W. E. Griffith at 810 Sunset Drive on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering will begin at 3 o clock.
Joyce Stephens bride elect of Donald Varner Jr was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Ritzel Trotter Mrs T E Summey and Frances and Kay Summey at 3506 Imperial Dr The 26 guests included the bridegrooms grandmothers his mother and the bride elects mother The couple plan to marry November 20 at Vickrey Methodist Church.
The Tenth District VFW and auxiliary visited Durham Veterans Hospital with wards 9A and 9B entertained by Carolina Rhythm Boys from High Point and dancers from Thomasville. Local auxiliaries served cake chips and punch. Mrs. Elvera Henley led a tour of the hospital’s physical therapy section.
Sunset Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Younts at Trinity heard Mrs. Robert Blair discuss gourds as oldest cultivated plants. She outlined edible varieties and uses from dippers to musical instruments while noting Biblical references and ancient currency use.
The High Point unit of the North Carolina Education Association will meet at Tomlinson School on November 15 at 4 p.m. President David Carter urges all teachers to attend as several important issues will be discussed. Refreshments will be served from 3:30 to 4 p.m.
Gerber promotes its peach cobbler dessert as vitamin enriched and flavorful. The note emphasizes trusted Gerber branding and a focus on vitamins alongside taste.
A playful pitch describes Gerber Peach Cobbler offered in strained and junior sizes as a smooth mellow treat for babies. It promises a sweet reward for a little sweetheart while hinting at a broader, implied message for caregivers.
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