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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1954
Page
7
Evening listings show The Ladies Auxiliary, Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi, Musical Art Club and AAUW drama reads among numerous garden club gatherings and teas. Notable events include Miss Nancy Hohn’s entertainment at Trinity and engagement announcements with receptions at local homes.
Mr and Mrs John T Boyd of Greer Allen announce the birth of Bruce Craig Scoggins on November 11 at High Point Hospital. He weighed a healthy amount and joins their family at 322 Meadow Street.
A second man named Richard Voune was briefly detained after a motorcycle incident early today. He was handcuffed when police began to intervene. as the suspect attempted to flee, someone turned off the ignition and struck him, allowing authorities to recover the scene and locate the keys.
Social courtesies are arranged to honor Miss Betty Brewer bride elect. Della Ann Strick hosts an informal party and lingerie shower at 503 Fourth St. tomorrow at 7 30. Bill Brewer hosts a buffet supper at 702 Monthey Ave Friday at 7 30. A tea is set for Saturday 3 to 5 at the Honbarrier home with Jack White and Sue Taylor as hostesses. A Sunday supper at 5 50 at Route two home of H BE Thomas Jr. welcomes Miss Brewer and her fiancé Roy Gay.
Tamara Wood celebrated her seventh birthday hosted by Mr and Mrs J D Wood Jr at 1205 Madison Ave. Guests played outdoor games then joined for cake ice cream and gifts. Prizes went to Dickie and Joyce Brown with attendees Janie Bryant Jane Starrett Beth Starrett Frankie Roberts Janet Helms Linda Dennis Donnie Dennis Harvey Minnick and others from Greensboro and Harrisburg Pa.
Mr and Mrs L G Greer of Greensboro announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Greer Leonard and Archie L Saunders Jr son of Mrs Georgia Saunders of 713 N Main St and Archie Saunders of Trinity The Rev W M Cassell heard the vows at his home 110 Worth The bride wore a medium blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds The couple now reside at Main St after the wedding
Mrs Reavis hosted a bridal shower for Betty Blake with assistants Nancy Staley Jo Ann Smith Carol Caudle Berneice Ridenhour. Guests included Vera Parks Marjorie Brown Joan Crowder Lillie Mae Moore Pat Martin June Rogers Louise Kennedy Macy Ann Bullock and others. A Bridal Book and a sugar shell gift were presented. refreshments featured snake squares mints nuts and coffee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular meeting in the temporary hall at 1320 South Main Street at 7 30 this evening. The notice confirms the time and venue for members.
James Thackston has returned to 718 Forrest Ave from Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after a two week stay. He can now receive visitors as Mrs. Welter L. Small of Elizabeth City visits 417 Hillcrest Dr with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Idol. Mrs. Small plans to return to High Point after accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Idol and their daughter from the Duke Navy game. William Phy departs for New Orleans to attend a North Carolina Diocese Provincial gathering. Fredfer Sr. of 116 Brookside Dr. travels to New York on HPT D Railroad business.
Olivia de Havilland, 38, welcomed fiancé Pierre Galante, 44, in Hollywood. He commented on her hair as “It's all right, for awhile,” while the couple has not fixed a marriage date. She plans to stay blonde, noting upkeep is burdensome.
Hong Kong and mainland reports describe Typhoon Pamela sinking 1,100 fishing boats along the south China coast and causing or leaving missing about 3,000 fishermen and their families. The storm struck the Chungshan coastal area on November 7.
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