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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1968
Page
4
The annual coronation of Mrs. and Miss YWCA Mary Bethune Branch is held Sunday at 5 p m in the gym nasium. Participants are chosen by YWCA groups for leadership and cooperation with the theme Climb Till Your Dreams Come True The YWCA Shines Through You.
Evening calendar lists AAUW, Police Wives, Westview Flower Club, Pine Hill Garden Club, Home and Garden Club, Oak Leaf Garden Club, Jamestown Garden Club, Private Duty Noses, National Council of Jewish Women, and honors for Miss Brenda Spivey. Thursday adds Christmas decorations program, book review, Oakview Extension Homemakers, Forestdale Garden Club, Sedgefield Woman's Club talk, bridesmaids luncheon for Kathryn Webster Ingram, and rehearsal dinner for Kathryn Webster Ingram and Richard Lyon.
The Book Review Club will meet at 10 30 a m Thursday at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Mrs I Paul Ingle will review Theria by James Mitchener and relate the book to a Spain trip she and her husband just completed. Members of the Woman's Club Fine Arts Department will host.
Mrs L B Weavers Sunday School Class meets this evening at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs C B Sorrell 3509 Tanyard Rd All members expected to attend.
Members of the Piedmont Colony of the Society of Mayflower Descendants announce a Mayflower shelf in High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem public libraries. The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony is the initial title proposed to aid local students.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Stone of 511 Montheu Ave announce the birth of son Jimmy Darren born Nov 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ricky Grant of 3602 S Main St announce son Ricky Scott born Nov 17 at High Point hospital. Sgt Rice stationed with US Air Force in Vietnam. Marc Allen Hanson born Nov 15 at High Point Hospital. Donald Wayne Freeman born Nov 16 at local hospital. Glenda Marie Garner born Nov 13 at High Point hospital. Kevin Vernard Leach born Nov 18 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
David Haworth, son of Judge Byron Haworth, presented a piano program at the Musical Art Club meeting at First Presbyterian Church. He played Bach and Mozart pieces. Miss Marie Burnette performed the hymn of the month. Mrs. T A Schubert Jr welcomed attendees and Young Musicians Club leaders. Mrs. Floyd Mehan, district president, presented an orchid to Mrs. Robert Cress for 11 years as Young Musicians Club leader. Refreshments followed.
The Home of Mrs. Jerry Moser on Woodview Drive hosted a High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary gathering. A film titled Bold New Approach was shown by the Mental Health Assn. Mrs. Paul Hodges won the door prize and a white elephant sale was held. The December meeting will be a dinner at Mrs. Hubert Coffee’s home in Thomasville.
Due to press schedule changes the Woman's Department sets deadlines for Sunday items. Brides and brides elect pictures must reach the Enterprise office by noon Monday. All remaining copy including Social Calendar and Church Activities must arrive by noon Thursday.
The Madrigalians of High Point College presented a costumed Elizabethan program for the Friday Morning Music Study Club in the Asbury Room of Wesley Memorial Church. Under W. K. Highbaugh they performed pieces by Morley Di Lasso Brahms Gibbons and Leslie. A brief business meeting preceded the concert and new member Mrs Richard I Quigley was welcomed. Lunch followed at Mrs H T Hudson 701 Parkway with hostesses Mrs J W Lindsay and Mrs Henry Foscue assisting.
The Out-To-Grow Garden Club will meet at Wesley Memorial Church parking lot on Thursday at 9 a.m. Members will attend the Southern Christmas Show at the Merchandise Mart in Charlotte.
The Waiting Wives Club meets this evening at 7 in the ladies lounge at the YWCA Gatewood. Members plan the Mothers Tea and are asked to bring a pen and scissors.
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