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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1975
Page
7
Helen Flemming presented Christmas table settings at Pine Hill Garden Club meeting held Wednesday in Mrs John Kenney’s home at 3638. The program featured festive arrangements and decor ideas for the holiday season.
Members met at Mrs. Leonard Dunlap Jr home to finalize the November project delivering turkey and pumpkins to Nat Green Boys Home. President Pam Davis urged Christmas card orders and read thanks from Alpha Rho chapter and city council for decorations at the Preferential Tea.
Xi Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi heard Mrs. Don Creede describe antiques as a hobby for housewives to broaden education and conversation. She cited pewter values and visits to shops as rewarding financially and psychologically.
Eta Zeta chapter Beta Sigma Phi held an arts and crafts night at Jorene Smith's home. Members chose personal crafts, items will be sold December 6 at Archdale Lions Den. Barbara Probert urged council collaboration with High Point Arts Council. Transportation to a December 20 play was approved to help youths attend.
The Agenda Club held an auction during a dinner at the YWCA Gatewood Avenue. Members offered home baked foods and items sold by auctioneer Mrs. David Chauns. Charlotte Zickler, bride elect, received a corsage of pink rosebuds and a silver bread tray.
Sherry Jane West bride elect of Reginald Gray Honbarrier received a corsage of white mums at a floating bridal shower hosted by Mrs Archie Honbarrier in Emerywood Estates. About 25 guests attended between 3 and 5 PM as pewter gifts and a white cutwork cloth table with white and yellow mums were featured. The couple will wed December 21 at First Baptist Church in Dunn.
Mr and Mrs John Lee Bunting announce daughter Wendy Renee born November 17 at Community General Hospital Thomasville. Mrs Bunting, formerly Joyce Miller, also notes Alisa Ans born November 17 to Mack Pyrtle and wife of Rt. 3 Thomasville at High Point Memorial Hospital. Kenny Dale Weavil and spouse of 305 Cedarwood Trail welcome son Brian Jacob born November 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
A local Adelaide Wendler feature centers on TT Hight Point Enterprise as a notable business entity. The piece outlines community impact and regional relevance within Adelaide’s business landscape.
Mary Stevens, program coordinator of the Triad Epilepsy Assn, led a session for the High Point Branch of Guilford County Medical Auxiliary on epilepsy. She showed the film Dont Look Away and explained seizure risks and first aid. The group offered volunteers for Mobile Meals and voted support for Operation Santa Claus and the Phoenix Club.
Jnn Ray Gray of Bank of America spoke to the High Point Credit Women International at the Holiday Inn Downtown. She outlined three sides to public relations and urged honesty and a positive attitude, warning against misrepresentation. Agnes Brucks led the session and announced a third prize for the bulletin. Special guest Alma Sawyer from High Point Bank and Trust Co attended.
Miss Cheree Ann Manera bride elect of Joseph Hayrilla shared honors for her wedding attendants at a dinner Thursday hosted by Mrs. Lance Maners at 209 Pine Ridge Dr. Readings and poems filled cocktail hour. gifts and keepsakes highlighted the evening as out of town guests arrived for the upcoming ceremony at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.
Miss Wagoner, bride-elect of Rusty Sprouse, was feted at a Wednesday bridal luncheon at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Mrs. Archie Honbarker and Mrs. Hansel Elliott. About 15 guests attended as corsages and flatware gifts were presented, with guests including Mrs. John Wagoner and Mrs. John Sprouse. The couple plans to wed Saturday at High Point Friends Meeting House.
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