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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1977
Page
6
An interview excerpt with Dr Karen Binker discusses hyperkinesis in children, noting its higher prevalence in boys, the danger of parental anger, and a shift away from tranquilizers toward the Kaiser-Permanente diet regimen. The speaker emphasizes hope for Johnny and family coping strategies.
Mrs. Flo Denny Durway urged exploring every aspect of learning and understanding influences on identity during a Delta Kappa Gamma meeting at High Point College. She noted her selection for the National Humanities Faculties Summer Institute for Master Teachers as she spoke to about fifty teachers from area high schools.
A-T Pilot Club members plan a weekend trip to Williamsburg Virginia from November 4 to 6. The itinerary includes tours of the 18th century capital Jamestown and Busch Gardens, a visit to the Pottery Barn, and contact for more information with Marge Clements.
Dr. Lois Eddinger of UNCG addressed the Beta Xi chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society in the Asbury Room of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. She urged teachers to be lifelong learners, uphold ethics, and develop broad professional roles to elevate education.
Miss Margaret Wright of Southern Furniture Market Center briefed High Point Woman's Club on duties of groups aiding international markets in High Point. Speakers Hargrove Bowles and club joint programs with the Junior Woman's Club highlighted new services for the market including a lobby post office and airport transportation.
Rev Isaac Harris, Archdale Friends Meeting minister, spoke at the Agenda Club dinner at the YWCA on Thursday. He urged that people are made for each other and that God is always with us, while welcoming guests Mrs James Wright con and others.
Mrs. Joan Younger of Lakeside Lawn and Garden Center led a session on indoor plant care for winter. Indoor plants need light fresh air and periodic fertilizing every three to four weeks. Mrs. Gary Davis announced honors: gold stars for Mrs. Lee Collins and Mrs. Gary Davis silver stars for Mrs. R. W. Chamblee and Mrs. Carl Chastain and perfect attendance awards for seven members.
Eva Shue president of the NC Credit Women attended a High Point Credit Women meeting at the Holiday Inn Downtown to install new officers. Twenty one members plus guests Danny Courtney Marshall Brooks Elaine Russell attended as Marguerite Hubbard Myron Yokley Marlene Hedrick Elaine Carr Donna Smith Cathy Coble were installed. Shue gave praying hands bookmarks to the new officers.
High Point Junior Woman's Club heard Hargrove Bowles speak on Alcoholism and Its Cure at a joint meeting with the High Point Woman's Club. Miss Tammi Hedrick and Miss Melanie Shaffer announced Rent-A-Clown fund-raiser and a cancer drive on Oct. 7. Mrs. Rex Walser led a business session. Miss Shaffer noted plans for Halloween bags and other events.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Garland Newby announce the Oct 1 birth of son Jarrett Bernard at High Point Memorial Hospital. The newborn's mother Victoria Ann Steele hails from Sophia. Dolan Michael Sheffield Jr. and Mrs Sheffield, Carolyn Smith, celebrate a Sept 27 birth at the local hospital.
Mr and Mrs Wilkes Haney announce the birth of a daughter at Granby on the date not specified. The child is named Shaneika Dwann and the family resides at 609 H Granby.
Miss Gladis Kivett of the Garden Club of N C Inc offers October horticulture advice. Suggestions cover honoring Luther Burbank, vine and shrub pruning timing, harvesting green tomatoes, cleaning the garden, dahlia tubers storage, mulching lilies and lilacs, fern care, using Epson salts to deter birds and bugs, garden construction, crocus care, labeling, and separating plants by soil needs.
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