Book League Plans Meeting Tuesday
Book League plans a meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 301 Park Street home of Mrs. Edward Drake Jr. Drake will chair and new members are invited.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1955
Page
6
Book League plans a meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 301 Park Street home of Mrs. Edward Drake Jr. Drake will chair and new members are invited.
Calendar entries list multiple meetings and teas across Thomasville venues. Notable gatherings include United Daughters of the Confederacy at 1121 Cedron Ave, African Violet Society at Clodfelter Farm Rd, and the Forestdale Garden Club at Jamestown High School Home Economics building.
The YWCA timetable lists 4:00 Tth Grade Teens and 7:20 sessions for 10th 11th and 12th grade Y Teens at Slim Gym. It also covers non swimming girls beginners intermediate swim times, women club, Christmas decorations talk, craft workshops, club dinners, and Bible study led by Mrs McMurray with events through Thursday including Modernette Club lunch and English sessions.
Mr William A Kiyalinson died after a heart attack at his home on Sunday He had been in High Point Memorial Hospital where he was admitted Wednesday last week The family resides at 606 Pecewey Let The hospital announced he was permitted visitors pending arrangements
A roast should rest for about 30 minutes after removal from the oven to allow juices to redistribute, making carving easier and the meat juicier. This simple step improves tenderness and flavor across various roast cuts.
A Saturday evening reception at King Hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. N M Harrison Jr and Miss Anne Hall honored Miss Kitty Miller and her fiancé Howard Coble. Attendees included family members, guests, and bridal party helping with the tea service as plans for December wedding were noted.
Mrs Charlotte Cole and James W Mathews of Pittsburg Pa wed Saturday in the Emerywood Country Club formal setting. Rev Walter Minter officiated with organist Mel Strong and singer Charles Lockwood. The couple planned a Panama trip after a short honeymoon. Mathews is a public accountant with White and Watershed.
Mr and Mrs A M Tean of 221 Liberty Dr Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Jane Elizabeth on November 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Edwards formerly Lena Stout of Thomasville also welcomed a baby daughter Mary Alice on November 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arvin L Burton of Route 4 Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Carol Paige on November 24 at High Point Memorial 4 Hospital. Mrs Burton is the former Sylvia Ward of Thomasville.
Mr and Mrs Kent Dennis announce the birth of a son Barton Scott on November 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The infant joins a family at 914 Barbee Street.
Mr and Mrs W H Lassiter of 116 Avondale announce the birth of their daughter Rebecca Malinda on November 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Daniel R Townsend Jr announce the birth of a son Daniel Reece I Jr on November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Townsend is the former Ida Calhoun of Philadelphia Pa.
Alumnae of Kappa Delta Sorority plan a Thursday tea to honor new pledges at Mrs. J. E. Millis home 906 Forest Hill Dr. Guests invited from 4 to 5 p.m.
The African Violet Society schedules a seven thirty meeting tonight hosted by Mrs. Ryx Murray at Mrs. H. H. Cladfeiler home 406 Model Farm Rd. Mrs. D. P. Whitley and Mrs. H. P. Morrison lead the program titled The Question Box.
Becky Hill, winner of the Woman's Cub Tar Heel Talent Show, will appear on a television program tomorrow with three members of the Clubbmen Combo as guests. This marks Miss Hill's second appearance, with the exact January date to be announced later.
The GAs at English Street Baptist Church met Friday evening at Miss Judy Harross Staney’s home. Ruth Salters, vice president, led the meeting with all members participating in the deviations. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The Meredith Alumnae Chapter will meet at Mrs G Norman Acker 619 Rockspring Rd this evening at 8 p m Dr Helen Hall will be the speaker of the evening.
Parents of teens can improve relations by saving the no for truly important matters and letting teens have input on plans. Respect should come from wisdom and patience, not constant approval, and privacy reduces friction by avoiding prying questions about who they spoke to or why they won t attend events.
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