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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
5
A reader suggests using moth flakes to quickly deter ants, noting fast results and an unappealing lawn scene. The column shares multiple home making tips from readers and announces a prize winner who preps frozen biscuit scraps for future pizza pies.
A list of local group meetings and performances with times and locations. Highlights include parli amentary law course at the public library audio-visual room at 7 p.m., Phi Alpha Lambda at 706 Delmont SC, Pride n Patience Garden Club at Mrs Cliff Farlow, Gardenette Garden Club at Mrs Burton W Davis 2415 Woodruff St, soprano Phyllis Curtin concert at Memorial Auditorium, and various garden clubs outings and meetings through the morning and afternoon at downtown residences and First Presbyterian Church.
District directors and trustees of the Garden Club of North Carolina Inc. opened a two day meeting at the New South Motor Inn with a dinner at Schrafft's Plaza Room. Mrs. Roscoe D. McMillan presided and Mrs. Ed Kemp welcomed guests. An address by Mrs. James H. Shipp Jr. of Charlotte on communication highlighted the Sky Room session, followed by a luncheon and a tour of Alderman's Studios.
Mrs Worth Ivey presented a fall program at the Catesby Bird Club meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Marshall Kellam on Shadow Valley Road. She used colored charts to illustrate bird symbols and regional species differences while members shared bird watching experiences and planned a Sunday bird walk. Officers announced and records cards were distributed for tracking sightings.
A dense schedule shows Y Teen open houses at Ferndale Junior High and Central High, plus multiple clubs and activities at Ragsdale, Robins, Agenda, and Furniture City. Times range from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. with activities including swim lessons, lifeguarding classes, bridge clubs, and a book review.
Linda Albertson was honored at a flowing bridal shower hosted at Route 2 home Monday evening. Matron of honor Mrs. Gail Albertson and bridesmaids Misses Susan Albertson Sandy Hayworth Linda Hohn Barbara Hohn hosted with aunt Mrs. Dempsy Johnson. Guests greeted by Miss Hayworth as cake squares mints and chips were served with a corsage of white carnations for the bride elect. Attendees included Mrs Basil Albertson and Mrs Jay Hohn mothers of the bride and groom respectively. The Albertson Hohn wedding is set for 7 p.m. Saturday at Hopewell Methodist Church.
Announcement of the September 14 marriage of Patsy Dianne Suggs and Gerald Lewis Lowman. The ceremony, a double ring rite in Dillon, featured a white knit suit with pink accessories. The bride, daughter of Clay and Mrs. Suggs, is a Trinity High School graduate and receptionist for William F Freeman Inc. The groom, son of Clyde and Mrs. Lowman, is a Hildebran High School graduate and billing clerk for Thomas and Howard Wholesale Co.
The High Point Woman's Club will not meet for its regular business luncheon this Wednesday. A banquet is planned for Saturday at Emerywood Country Club with husbands and guests invited for 6 30 p.m. The theme for entertainment will be "Arst Interpretations."
Miss Melissa Kerr bride elect of William Branham of Greensboro will be entertained Saturday October 5 at 11 30 a m with a coffee at the Coyte Smith home 601 Forestdale Drive Hostesses are Miss Emily Ragsdale and Miss Dorothy Brown among the details listed for the social gathering
The Keyaunee Area Girl Scout Council director board will meet Thursday October 3 at 4 a.m. at Oak Hill Friends Church located at the corner of Westchester and Ward.
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