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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1957

Page

6

Musical Art Club presents instrumental and chorus program

The Musical Art Club gathered at 1012 Country Club Dr with Mrs. S. A. Gayle hosting. Beulah Moton directed a new chorus led by Henry Whipple, featuring Frits van der Steur on violin and Mrs. Sidney Gayle at piano performing Bach and Franck.

Musical Art Club S. A. Gayle Country Club W. T. Powell Virginia Frank E. A. Sumner Howard Coble Beulah Moton Frits van der Steur Sidney Gayle Johann Christian Bach Miss Fields High Point College Ee Eee O New Musical Art Club Chorus Miss Beulah Moton Henry Whipple

Sorority Thanksgiving Buffet Hosted by Beta Upsilon Chapter

Mrs. Dean Dull hosted Beta Upsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha for a Thanksgiving buffet at 836 Circle Dr. Guests enjoyed gold chrysanthemums Pilgrim candles and miniature turkey place marks. Mrs. Bob Richardson led bridge and canasta. high scores went to Mrs. Bob Latta and Mrs. Richardson. Plans for a Dec 18 Christmas party at Colonial Country Club and a Thanksgiving food basket for a needy family were announced.

Dean Dull Circle Dr Beta Upsilon Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Harold McGee A. Bryant Harris Bob Richardson Bob Latta G. L. Stroud Jr Colonial Country Club

Local clubs and wedding events slated this week in High Point

A busy slate includes Altrusa and BPW meetings at the Sheraton and Chamber of Commerce, CES Jamestown Mason Temple gathering with cake cut at Wesley Hall, DAR junior committee at Mrs Brinson’s home, Woman's Club luncheon at the clubhouse, and various wedding events at Jamestown Methodist and Wesley Memorial Church. A Hall Reese wedding reception follows the ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home.

BPW Club Chamber of Commerce High Point Chapter CES Masonic Temple Jamestown Methodist Church High Point Garden Council Wesley Hall Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Alexander Martin Dar J. Woody Brinson Rockford Rd Harold Martin Emerywood Country Club Hubert M. Bryant Betsey Jayne Bryant Hall-Reese Wesley Memorial Church Hillcrest Drive Owen Reese W. B. Hall Johnson St

Births Set in Denton and High Point Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Herbert White announce daughter Sandra Kaye born November 18 at the Denton Clinic. Mr and Mrs Albert Buck Jr announce son Darrell Keith born November 16 at Maryview Hospital Portsmouth. Mrs Buck is former Barbara Ann Barker. Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson announce son Walter Cletus born November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Herbert White Dorris St Sandra Kaye Denton Clinic Albert W. Buck Jr Portsmouth Darrell Keith Maryview Hospital High Point Buck Barbara Ann Barker

Births for Terri Lynn Parrish and Carnie Lee Tucker

Mr and Mrs W P Parrish announce the birth of a daughter Terri Lynn on November 23 at the local hospital. Mrs Parrish is the former Lois Lee of High Point. Mr and Mrs Carnie Tucker announce the birth of a son Carnie Lee on November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Terri Lynn Parrish W. P. Prrish Smith St Terri Lynn Carnie Lee Tucker Carnie Tucker E. Russell St Carnie Lee High Point Memorial Hospital

Griffin birth announced for Roger Scott

Mr and Mrs Edgar Griffin of Route 4 announce the birth of a son Roger Scott on November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Roger Scott Griffin Edgar Griffin Route 4 Roger Scott High Point Memorial Hospital

Birth of James Lee Gallimore in High Point

Mr and Mrs Harold Gallimore of 204 Long Street Thomasville announce the birth of a son James Lee on November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Gallimore is the former Shelby Sizemore of Thomasville.

James Lee Gallimore Harold Gallimore Long St Thomasville James Lee High Point Memorial Hospital Gallimore Shelby Sizemore

Birth announcements for Rodney Keith Jr. and Susan Lynn

Mr and Mrs Rodney K Moser announce the birth of a son Rodney Keith Jr on November 24 at High Point Memorial. Mr and Mrs J H Stiles announce the birth of a daughter Susan Lynn on November 23 at the local hospital. Mrs Stiles is the former Creola Patton of High Point.

Rodney Keith Moser JR Rodney K. Moser English St Rodney Keith Jr High Point Memorial Hospital Susan Lynn Stiles J. H. Stiles E. Green St Susan Lynn

Stacks Expect Second Child Next May

Hollywood actor Robert Stack and wife Rosemarie announce they are expecting their second child next May. Their daughter Betzie will be one year old in January.

Stacks Robert ‘Stack Rosemarie Stack Betzie

Thomasville Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Thomasville Mr and Mrs Howard Coggins of Moon Street celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at home. About 175 friends visited, with yellow chrysanthemums decorating the home and cake and punch served. They wed in Davidson County on November 24 1907 with Dan Loftin officiating. They have a son Clifford and two grandchildren.

Thomasville Howard Coggins Moon Street Dermont Jarrett Carlie Smith Willie Everhart Z. V. Franklin Lailie Mae McLellan Abbie McLellan Concord Leland Coggins Salisbury Duckery Smith Graham Wade Coggins High Point David Loflin Richfield Denton

Hope and Rebekah Classes Meet Tonight at Green Street Baptist

The Hope Class meets at 7 30 p m at 505 Woodrow Ave hosted by Mrs Marvin Brown. The Rebekah Class gathers at 7 30 p m at the church, and the Koontz Bible Class also convenes at 7 30 p m at 402 Walnut St hosted by Mrs George M Brewer. Mrs Herbert Peterson spoke to the Alma McCain Guild at Wesley Memorial Church about Malaya customs and beliefs.

Hope Green Street Baptist Church Marvin Brown Woodrow Ave Rebekah Koontz George M. Brewer Walnut St Peterson GUILD Herbert Peterson Malaya Alma McCain Wesley Memorial Church Nancy Joanne Sechest Otteray Drive Jack Peacock John Anderson

Beasleys Return From Florida Holiday Visit

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Beasley return to the city after visiting the Bell home in Jacksonville Florida. They met W. G. Beasley of California who also visited in the Bell home. W C Kennerly remains under observation at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem.

E. L. Beasley E. Green St Ronald Bell Jacksonville Fla W. G. Beasley Pacorima Cal Bell W. C. Kennerly Chandler St Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem

Two Guest Conductors Lead 4700 Singers at OSU Choral Festival

In Stillwater Oklahoma 4700 high school singers performed at the 15th annual Thanksgiving Choral Festival at Oklahoma State University. The Messiah from the Hallelujah Chorus was the main selection directed by Robert Wagner of Los Angeles and John Raymond of Easton Pennsylvania.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma State University Hallelujah Chorus Robert Wagner Los Angeles Calif John Raymond Easton

Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Meets at Marsh Home

The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle gathered last evening at Mrs. Caruso Marsh’s Elwood Street home. Fifteen members played bridge and canasta with Mrs. Madie Bohannon high in bridge and Miss Lee Byrd high in canasta. Thanksgiving motifs were served. The next meeting is set for the second Monday in December at the WOW hall.

Supreme Forest Woodmen Caruso Marsh Elwood St Thelma Trogdon Lee Brown Bridge Canasta Madie Bohannon Lee Byrd Wow Hall

Evening YWCA Schedule Highlights Activities

The Wednesday agenda lists girls and women's beginning swimming sessions at 3:15 and 6:45 p.m. An intermediate class at 4 p.m. Plunge periods at 4:45 and 8:15 p.m. Adams Club Thanksgiving program at 6 p.m. B and P Club dinner at 6:15 p.m. Ninth grade Y-Teens meet at 4 p.m.

Adams Club

Boy Makes 128 Mile Trip Unassisted By Train

A 77 year old named Leslie Carter rode the first 128 miles of an unknown journey to Detroit without ticket money coat or luggage. He left Pittsburg Kansas and reached Kansas City before his grandparents could be alerted. A conductor and a nurse passenger helped him when he was discovered.

Kansas City Leslie Carter Detroit Leslie F. L. Amphenour Pittsburgh Kan

Reidsville Tea Honors Miss Hall Bride-Elect

Miss Anne Hall bride elect was honored at a Saturday tea in Reidsville from 3 30 to 5 p m hosted by Mrs D H Huffines and Mrs J C Whitehurst Jr The event featured pink and white chrysanthemums pastel arrangements and a crystal centerpiece with tapers Approximately 40 guests from Reidsville Danville Va High Point and Greensboro attended including Elizabeth Reese sister of the groom elect and Mrs W W Booth aunt of the honoree, with the mothers of the couple as special guests.

W. F. Kent W. Broad St Parkersburg W. Va High Point Ohio New England Anne Hall Owen Reese Jr Reidsville D. H. Huffines J. C. Whitehurst Jr Huf

Mrs Guinn Honored At Friendly Club Meeting

The Friendly Club met at 902 Parkside Dr hosted by Mrs. D E Davis. Mrs Pauline Guinn was honored with a dress. others presented gifts for Mrs Olen Smith who moved away. Members plan December 19 meeting with a Christmas program and gift exchange before visiting Guilt County Home December 21 with fruit cakes and handkerchiefs.

Friendly Club D. E. Davis Parkside Dr Guilt County J. H. Hollingsworth Judy Dowdy June Davis Frances Chanel L. C. Dowdy

Mrs. J. E. Marsh Hosts UDC Meeting in Raleigh

The United Daughters of the Confederacy met yesterday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. J. E. Marsh on South Main Street with Mrs. E. R. Anderson as hostess. After coffee and devotional, reports outlined plans to aid the Fayetteville Confederate Women's Home for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

United Daughters of the Confederacy J. E. Marsh South Main Street E. R. Anderson Edgar Whitener Fayetteville W. W. Idol Anderson D. D. Arden J. F. Hayden Richmond Colonial Ho Inn Raleigh

Hoffa Wiretap Jury Sworn In

A jury of eight men and four women was sworn for the Hoffa wiretap trial in New York. Four alternates will be selected to cover for juror disqualification. Hoffa, Teamsters president-elect, faces two co defendants in federal court for wiretap conspiracy linked to Detroit subordinates' phone taps in rackets probes.

New York James R. Hoffa Hoffa Teamsters Union Detroit Owen Bernard Brennan Plymouth Mich I Teamsters Local 337 Bernard Spindel Holmes N. Y Teamsters

Councilman Lets Sleeping Cats Lie in Dearborn

Dearborn councilman William H. Broomhall proposed an ordinance to limit adults cats per household to three. The measure drew thousands of complaints as cat lovers opposed the plan and he decided to table the proposal.

Dearborn Mich William H. Broomhall Broomhall Brownhall

Huge Jap Dam Is Completed

Tokyo officials announced the completion of the Ogochi Dam, claimed to be the world’s largest reservoir. The 447 foot high, 8 mile long structure holds 189 million tons of water and can supply 960 000 tons daily, with a cost around 60 million dollars.

Tokyo Ogochi Japan

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Madeline Hoover Edith Sorority High Point Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Woman's Club Trela Hendrix T. R Hendrix Trinity Sonja Shook William Russell Flinchum Sandra Kaye White Darrell Keith Buck Walter Cletus Wilson Walter Wilson Lexington Walter Cletus MR. and Mrs. Howard Coggins Henry Baker West Jim Madison N. J Forrest Murray Parkway Rockford Road James Moore Avery Haddonfield Pat Murray Duke University Murray Home Moore Miss Murray Murray Mrs. Guinn UDC A. E. Joyner Pennyburn Road S. Main Street DIAL DuPont Monark N. Main Elite Bakery Washington Mayfair Bakery Koonce Service Koonce Funeral Home Tuc Belks
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